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Location: Yucaipa, California | ...yup
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | MORLEY wah , the Cry -baby that has " disappeared " has still not been replaced , am considering a Tube -screamer , but which one ?...
otherwise some of the FX on the amp. ,..I like to fiddle with the Bigsby on my Jazzbox too.
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Does a 2 button on/off switch count? I can't remember what the other button is for. |
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Location: Cicero, NY | That button is for when you reach the age where you're not quite sure if you just sat down to play or if you've just finished. Just hit it - it really doesn't do anything but you're glad you've hit it anyway. |
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Location: Chicago | After trying a dozen I've settled on one: the Boss AD3 acouctic guitar chorus + reverb. Durable and a no-brainer (perfect for gigging).
I now practice obsessively with the Boss RC-2 loop station: lay down some chords or a part of a tune and woodshed away! |
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Location: Round Rock, TX | I use a Line 6 Pod X3 Live (grrrreat for electric and acoustic) and a Digitech Vocalist Live 4 for solo work.
The Pod can do about anything I want it to do and the Vocalist is FUN! When I demo'ed it for a fellow gear-head he said, "Bill, you've gotten a ton of stuff that I thought was cool, but that's the 1st thing that made me look at you and wonder, 'Can I outrun him?'". |
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Location: Indiana, USA | My bass pedals are:
Korg Pitchblack tuner > Fulltone Bass-Drive > Foxrox Octron > Devi Ever Year of the Rat. |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | Acoustic: Zoom A2.1u (I am also planning to by a loop system)
Electric: Line6 PODXTLive
Bass: Line6 BassPODXTLive |
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Location: NW Washington State | Here's my sophisticated setup from this morning. For some reason my wife wants me to remove this stuff from the den before Christmas...
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Location: GA USA | Kool! One of those fancy strobe lanterns. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Well, I tried an exciter, and it left me aggrivated. It only helped my low end, and added hiss to the high end. These are great for bass, but are lacking for electric guitar. Or at least for me ...
So the electric rig remains Warmoth Tele copy > planet pedal tuner > BBE Green Screamer > BBE Soul Vibe > Yamaha JX30 combo with reverb.
Now I'm thinking about a delay pedal. Two on the radar are the BBE two timer and the line 6 echo park. Also thinking about the EVH holy stain, but that's in the catagory of weird distortion. I don't know how useful it would be.
You guys have any recommendations about delay pedals? |
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Location: South of most, North of few | And I was just about to ask if anyone was using the line 6 pod XT live. I know a couple of guys using them, and they swear by them. And now they have the newer version (X3 Live) that has a looper built in. |
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Location: Tampa Bay area, FL | I use the Line6 M13...mostly for compression, chorus, phase, delay & reverb and of course, the looper! |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | I really like the POD XT. Mine broke :(. If you have the patience to dial in the tone, they're great. |
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Location: Nashville TN. | Acoustic I use nothing.
On Electric
I Use Danelectro pedels.
Peperoni
Hash Browns
T-Bone
French Toast
Pastrami
Milk Shake
Blt
Chichen Salad
Tuna Melt
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French Fries
in 2 pedel boards
Played through a Fender Twin |
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Location: Round Rock, TX | originally posted by Trader Jim:
And I was just about to ask if anyone was using the line 6 pod XT live. I know a couple of guys using them, and they swear by them. And now they have the newer version (X3 Live) that has a looper built in. I love my X3 Live. It has great patches included for electrics, basses and acoustics. There are also thousands of patches you can download from their online library, then use their Gearbox app to dial in the sound you want. The X3 live even has a mic input and vocal effects, though I prefer my VocalistLive 4 for that. Now that I think about it I out to be able to run the VL4's output to the input on the X3.
I've got some experimenting to do. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Tak DI box. |
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So, What Effects Pedals do you use?
