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In this thread we post pedals we have had the pleasure of using and recommend to each other

I think most of you know this one though, so damn nice.
(We also overuse this smiley )

deadly habit wrote:

Moog is so overpriced though

Devi Ever Eye of God

Sounds sooo nice playing harmonics

Got one of these badboys ages ago when I first started playing guitar. I was like, "nah this is shit" (presets are rubbish) and ignored it for years. I was going through some old stuff, found it again and realised you could make custom patches...It has a lovely tape delay emulation and the chorus

Not at all bad considering how cheap it was too!

Kochari wrote:

Got one of these badboys ages ago when I first started playing guitar. I was like, "nah this is shit" (presets are rubbish) and ignored it for years. I was going through some old stuff, found it again and realised you could make custom patches...It has a lovely tape delay emulation and the chorus

Not at all bad considering how cheap it was too!

What is it called?

Zoom G2.1u I believe

This was an awesome sounding distortion pedal, early 80's era. I ended up frying it by trying to plug in a external power supply even though I was sure the polarity was correct. Such a shame, I ended up selling it for $20 bucks as I knew I wasn't going to motivate to spend the $70 bucks it would cost to get it fixed.



Damn, this was a great sounding phaser, I kind of wish I still had it. I traded it for a Rane Parametric EQ without a power supply (which wasn't such a bad trade).

Circuit bent Digitech Grunge pedals are amazing... sound shit stock though... http://www.digitech.com/products/Pedals/Grunge.php

Also, I know they are otherwise lame, but I played with one of those behringer multi-pedals they're marketing now the other day, sounded sweet...

And you cant beat this shit, sounds so thick and rough, yet smooth n creamy haha... And besides... it splits frequencies! Can it scream 'Make dubstep and dnb with me' any louder then split frequencies? http://www.paia.com/proddetail.asp?prod=6720KP&cat=14

Anyone use these in their productions? or are they strictly for guitars. I don't know anything about them so thought I would ask because my mate has a bunch laying around not getting any use.

sixth sense wrote:Anyone use these in their productions? or are they strictly for guitars. I don't know anything about them so thought I would ask because my mate has a bunch laying around not getting any use.

Yes

you can use any pedal via chaining em up with the proper signal flow through di and reamp boxes

I've had a peavey 5150 for about ten years now... Used to use it and a really shocking casio keyboard to do gabba-n-grindcore sets in an old cellar. Even justa basic guitar pedal using the effects presets such as tremolo etc are fucking turbo for making gritty vibes

crazy sounds from this box, i like to take synth lines and process them through other pedals i have adn esp. through my sp303

Craziest pedal on the market. Mental oscillation.


Must have pedal!


This thing makes anything sound good!


By the way guitar fans, I've just bought a Gibson es335 reissue for £2000! Best thing I've ever played!

Debaser1 wrote:

Gibsons are an insult to a nourished wallet

Anyone up for doing a bit of guitar jamming? Record some stuff and upload, then add to it etc? Am a little rusty but should rekindle the hobby I guess...

diystompboxes.com

They have a beginner thread and everything. The beginner booster circuit sounds pretty decent actually. Pretty easy to make some pretty cool sounding and usable stuff once you get the basics down. Really helped having learned to make guitar pedals before learning synthesis. Add harmonics, subtract harmonics, modulate....

Everyone should make a fuzz face at some point in their life. Use sockets for the main voicing capacitors and you have a tweakable fuzz capable of a TON of different tones.

pedal junkie

BLAHBLAHJAH wrote:Gibsons are an insult to a nourished wallet

Anyone up for doing a bit of guitar jamming? Record some stuff and upload, then add to it etc? Am a little rusty but should rekindle the hobby I guess...

If you were to play that ES you'd think differently. People have bad experiences with Sg specials or whatnot and think all gibsons are overpriced. I am still a fender man at heart mind.

AND YEAH i'd be well up for that!