Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Guitars, Amps and Effects => Topic started by: mikeluke on April 04, 2011, 11:09:25 AM
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Looking to add to my sparse pedal collection
Currently have a tuner and overdrive pedal(s)
What should be next on my list? Mainly for classic rock sounds through a Peavey Classic 30 - more after TYPE of pedal than which specific pedal
Compressor?
Delay?
EQ?
Thanks
Mike
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no wah pedal? - that would be the first thing I'd get.
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Fuzz!
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I could throw away all my effects as long as I had a decent compressor. But I'm more into the clean stratty single-coil sounds than heavy overdrive.
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no wah pedal? - that would be the first thing I'd get.
I'm pretty clueless about specific manufacturers' pedals, but for generic pedal types, yes.... Wah, definitely!
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WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!! :D
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no wah pedal? - that would be the first thing I'd get.
I'm pretty clueless about specific manufacturers' pedals, but for generic pedal types, yes.... Wah, definitely!
can't go wrong with an old Jen wah, can still pick them up for £60 (ish) and they stomp all over anything new (for a fraction of the price).
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Basic pedal-set: overdrive/dist./wah/chorus/delay. The wah to begin with.
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Defenitely a wah. If you like classic rock (especially 80s classic rock) you also might considder a chorus.
Delay is always funny to fool around with :D
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Chorus!
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nothing wrong with a sparse pedal setup!
save your money 8)
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nothing wrong with a sparse pedal setup!
save your money 8)
Right! I have a at least 15 pedals, maybe more, some lying around somewhere. On stage I use mostly: a wah, a Suhr Riot, a touch of Delay sometimes. And if needed: a Toadworks Dual Boost. The days are over that I took ten pedals and used them all. If you have a good (tube)amp, BKP-loaded guitars and two, three pedals, you're the king. :)
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nothing wrong with a sparse pedal setup!
save your money 8)
Right! I have a at least 15 pedals, maybe more, some lying around somewhere. On stage I use mostly: a wah, a Suhr Riot, a touch of Delay sometimes. And if needed: a Toadworks Dual Boost. The days are over that I took ten pedals and used them all. If you have a good (tube)amp, BKP-loaded guitars and two, three pedals, you're the king. :)
I'll say that it depends on what you're playing. If it's classic rock then you're spot on, but somehow I can't really see the Edge limiting himself to two or three pedals :D some might claim he should, though...
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As soon as someone mentions the Edge I just think of Bill Bailey...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6Go2DK9VtQ
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My amp has a great overdrive channel and reverb. Only pedals I use are a Boss RE-20 Space Echo and a Marshall Guv'nor Plus distortion.
That's all I need.
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Phase shifter
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As soon as someone mentions the Edge I just think of Bill Bailey...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6Go2DK9VtQ
Well, that's not that far from truth anyway:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOhWSGbhxAo
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nothing wrong with a sparse pedal setup!
save your money 8)
Right! I have a at least 15 pedals, maybe more, some lying around somewhere. On stage I use mostly: a wah, a Suhr Riot, a touch of Delay sometimes. And if needed: a Toadworks Dual Boost. The days are over that I took ten pedals and used them all. If you have a good (tube)amp, BKP-loaded guitars and two, three pedals, you're the king. :)
I'll say that it depends on what you're playing. If it's classic rock then you're spot on, but somehow I can't really see the Edge limiting himself to two or three pedals :D some might claim he should, though...
You need a little more gear for that I suppose. :)
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Anyone got/had/used one of the early Marshall Drive Master pedals?
Any views? I have an early Guv'nor and I was wondering how similar or different they are
Txs
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