Pedals

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Permalink Reply by SlowHound on September 26, 2012 at 8:36am

Just started using a volume pedal this week. The onboard amp effects I use are tremelo, reverb, delay and sometimes chorus.

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Permalink Reply by DeltaglowBoy on December 8, 2012 at 5:47pm

I use a Digitech RP155. For $100 you get a multi-effect processor that gives you 83 amps, cabinets, stompboxes, and effects allowing you to get virtually any sound you want. With USB streaming audio, the RP155 allows you to easily record directly to your computer's DAW as well as use analog output or a room microphone.

 

I have posted on the CBN Homepage player 'Plastic People" as well as on my Deltaglowboy profile page. The RP155 was the only effects box used ....

Good Luck with your search, there is a lot of good stuff out there but remember they also depend on a decent sound coming out of you CBG to start with ......... play on.

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Permalink Reply by Clock The Wolf on September 26, 2012 at 8:45am

1. Overdrive
2. Chorus
3. Slap Echo
4. Reverb
5. Flange

• and, to a much lesser extent, Tremelo and Uni-Vibe

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Permalink Reply by James on September 26, 2012 at 8:54am

may i suggest a wah pedal?

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Permalink Reply by Clock The Wolf on September 26, 2012 at 11:14am

 ᶘ ᵒᴥᵒᶅ You may!!!

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Permalink Reply by Vince Peterson on December 8, 2012 at 4:54pm

I recently got a "Swollen Pickle" jumbo fuzz box from "Way Huge Electronics" from Guitar Center.

I am playing it through a cigar box amp I got from Gitty here on the forum.

It is indeed way huge - me likey.

It coast twice as much as the amp, but is worth it IMHO.

http://www.guitarcenter.com/Way-Huge-Electronics-WHE401-Swollen-Pic...

Now I'm thinking I'll try to make it look a bit more cigar boxy somehow.

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Permalink Reply by Sean Rush on December 10, 2012 at 9:58pm

Well, the Swollen Pickle is just a Big Muff, There are plenty of "cigar boxy" looking Muffs out there. I could even build one for you in a small cigar box if you'd like. I can draw a Big Muff schematic from memory.

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Permalink Reply by keith peterson on March 6, 2013 at 2:08am

do it do it haha

 

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Permalink Reply by The Phrygian Kid on March 6, 2013 at 2:48am

They all have their place..

But a real good amp...
Is worth 10,000 pedals imho

I'd also much prefer a pedal that does one thing really well to one that does a thousand..

That said, I'm real partial to a nice digital delay, and any kinda lo-fi filters, synths filters, oscillators etc cal be real cool..

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Permalink Reply by Thorsten Hinrichsen on March 6, 2013 at 10:51am

I often use

• Electro Harmonix Dr Q Nano (envelope filter - must be placed before compression)
• Big Crush Compressor (quite useful for selfmade instruments, evens the sound a bit and adds sustain)
• Danelectro Transparent Overdrive (adds some sparkling crunch)
• Behringer Ultra Tremolo (very cheap pedal, plastic housing only but it has exactly the sound I want)
• Danelectro Wasabi Delay (very versatile pedal, tap tempo and reverse delays included)
• Electro Harmonix Holy Grail Reverb pedal (my amp has no reverb)

This setup works well with coil pickups. For acoustic sounds (piezo pickups) I have a zoom A1 pedal (quite cheap and good for acoustic sounds).

For small gigs I use a zoom 2.1u multi effect processor or a 1980s Ibanez pue5 analogue multi effect pedal with tube preamp. Or just an Electro Harmonix Nano Muff in front of an old transistor amp.

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