View Full Version : What do you have on your pedalboard?
MonkeyKnifeFighter
12-07-2002, 12:09 PM
?
I prefer using simple & basic gear.
Distortion , Wah-pedal , Chorus , Delay , Compressor , Noise Gate.
Josh Redstone
12-07-2002, 03:17 PM
I got a Zoom effects processor and an expression pedal to go with it.
Dejan Sajinovic
12-08-2002, 05:48 AM
Cry baby wah, Boss DS1 distortion, Boss CH1 chorus and Ibanez D2 delay. I also got the switch pedal for the amp wich is by the way a Marshall VS100 (top) and a 4x12 box.
And than I got an Epiphone guitar but as soon I get enough money IŽll buy a Gibson Les Paul.
Zeppelin
12-08-2002, 06:36 AM
Ibanez ss2, dunlop cry baby, zoom 707 gfx, all plugged into Fender's hot rod Blues Junior all tube amp.
soon ill probably get a tube king ,and then i shall rock completley :).
u10ajf
12-08-2002, 11:24 AM
DOD Gs30 and crybaby wah. Usually I set the expression pedal to "Delay Volume" so I can kill the delay easily. I find that delay's fantastic with unison bends and a shaking tremolo, this really scary ululation wails outa my amp. My fave voice has a bit of reverb, some Chorus, quite a lot of gain, plenty of treble and I don't cut the mids as much as most rock guitarists.
For clean solo stuff I like Chorus and reverb and a neck pickup with the treble up and no wah.
For clean rhythm work I add my wah pedal and mute and rake a bit.
MonkeyKnifeFighter
12-08-2002, 02:15 PM
Cool. Some very nice setups. Sounds like yours u10ajf can really make some awesome sounds!
I have the following on mine:
*Sabine NexFx Pedal Tuner
*Keeley Compressor
*Keeley modified "Freak" Blues Driver (overdrive)
*Keeley modified "Phat" Blues Driver (clean boost/od)
*Boss AC-2 Acoustic Simulator w/ a Boss GE-7 EQ in conjuntion with it to get closer to an acoustic sound.
*MXR Phase 90
*Vintage EH Stereo Memory Man for chorus and delay.
My distortion sound is from my Dual Rec. The channel switcher is also on my board.
I use a 6-loop True Bypass strip from pedalboards.com for True Bypassing most everything and for convenience. It's great.
At the end of it all I use an M&T Stutter Box. It's a little pedal that has a momentary cut off switch. When you depress it your signal is cut off, but when you release the switch it's back on. Sort of like the pickup trick with Les pauls where you turn one off and toggle between the two.
For more info check out the following sites:
http://www.robertkeeley.com
http://www.pedalboards.com
http://www.fxdoctor.com (This guys amazing. He's currently modding my wah pedal.)
~MkF!
Azrael
12-17-2002, 02:13 AM
Morley Pro Series II Wah
Selfmade Bespeco effects-blend pedal (fading from one effect to another effect smoothly)
volume pedal
Art SGX 2000 Express 19" effects rack with a boss footboard
Boss MT2 Metal Zone
Zoom 508 Delay
Century Compression Sustainer
and
my foot :D
TheDirt
12-18-2002, 10:50 AM
A "Digitech RP200" and... well... that's it.
fendermonkey77
12-19-2002, 09:01 AM
Pedal board 1:
Strat -- Ernie Ball Volume -------------- Boss TU 12H Tuner
Vox V847 Wah w/true bypass
Ibanez TS9
Dyna Comp
Fulltone Fulldrive 2 (blue)
Danelectro Cool Cat
Danelectro Dan Echo
Powered by a Dunlop Juice Box (orange)
---- into a Fender Hot Rod DeVille 4x10
Pedal Board 2:
Strat --- POD 2.0 --- Behringer 4 channel mixer --- Creative Live Drive II (Live! 5.1 card) --- Cool Edit Pro 2.0
Much fun...love my system.
ShreddinInSeattle
12-20-2002, 05:19 AM
I've got a Boss metal zone, the cool Dimebag WAH, the Digitech whammy wh-4, a Boss super chorus, and a Boss digital delay. I know it's kind of generic. My dad can't play anymore since he had a stroke, so I mess with his pedals a lot too, which consist of a MXR Phase 90, MXR Distortion +, and a really old crybaby. I've also got this ****ty Arion Flanger, and a Boss Super Overdrive but I haven't played with those in probably a year.
Marballfire
01-08-2003, 06:59 PM
I got a RP200...thats got alot of stuff in it
Bailey
01-09-2003, 11:15 AM
Boss Rocker Wah -> Digitech RP12 -> Digitech GDP7 -> Marshall VS65R.
eric_montgomery
01-10-2003, 03:55 PM
....Roland GR-33,KorgAX1500g/Boss GT-3(i still don't know wich one i have to choose,a sammick practice amp(it really sucks) and i use a Ibanez SA60...And i'm 16 whuahhahaah
And i don't even work..
Ciao...
canuck7
01-11-2003, 11:12 AM
hey man,
i'm going to get a Dunlop Crybaby pedal but until then i'm stuck with nothing but a (very kickass) Boss MT-2 Metal Zone distortion pedal. very toight mr.powers!! but you may not want a delay pedal, but i doooooOOOOOOOoooOOOOOOooo.
anyways. gotta go.
ShredGitr512
01-12-2003, 03:40 PM
Zoom 505 processor
Dunlop Crybaby 535Q
Ibanez TS-9
Boss Noisegate
Amp Switch
I did have a lot more pedals on my board, but I trimmed down a couple weeks to accomodate the noisegate. I also have a boss ds-1 and a marshall jackhammer(selling if anyone is interested).
Ge_Whiz
01-13-2003, 10:41 AM
RP100 with control pedal, plus homebrew 'Soft Fuzz' distortion unit. Thinking of getting a Zoom 505 to allow running in stereo. What do you think of the 505, Mr. Shred (or anyone else?).
[Edited by Ge_Whiz on 01-13-2003 at 09:45 AM]
Originally posted by Ge_Whiz
Thinking of getting a Zoom 505 to allow running in stereo. What do you think of the 505, Mr. Shred (or anyone else?)
Zoom products suck ... I got that opinion from playing many Zoom products that a lot of my friends have like: 505, 707 , 606 ,3030 , 1010 & GFX-8.
If you want a decent sound, get a Boss or Digitech.... I also hear good things about Korg too.
ShredGitr512
01-13-2003, 04:30 PM
I like most zoom products. Everyone has their own taste in equipment. It gives me my own unique sound. I recommend buying some kind of EQ with it, or use the EQ that's on it. Also consider buying a noisegate, because it tends to be noisy creating feedback. The 505 has really good delay, chorusing, flanging, and various distortion channels including metal, rhythm, fuzz, and blues. Just try it out before you make a decision.
Yeah, EQ's are extremely important ... They can change your sound dramaticaly.
And Noise Gates too, specialy if you play with high gain.
blabj
01-15-2003, 03:57 PM
basically, i have nothing but a morley pro series wah (I) and a line 6 channel switchererer (you all know the word but i dont). now it dosn't sound like alot but ive also got a spider 112 which has EVERYTHING you could ask for! chorus, flange, tape echo, delay the works, so go out and buy one now! and no im not been paid to say this (which sounds really suspicious)!
Classic Jay
01-16-2003, 08:43 AM
Dunlop Wah, Tube Works Blue Tube, Yamaha Compression, Channel Foot Switch, into a Marshall 5210 Amp, playing a Yamaha Pacifica
aiwass
01-16-2003, 02:35 PM
Guitar: American Deluxe Strat with numerous mods. Hopefully soon retired in favor of a Parker Fly Classic.
Morley Bad Horsie Wah (gonna be replaced by a Boss V-wah) - Ibanez Smash Box (good, but I'm gonna burn it when I get a VHT Pittbull) - Ibanez Chorus/Flanger -Ibanez Delay/Echo.
All my Ibanez pedals are the tone-lok series, and except the fact that the smash box has a notoriously bad switch, they are all awesome. The Smash box is great as far as distortion pedals go, the Chorus absolutely kicks ass, and the delay is supposedly (and I agree) one of the best on the market. I actually hate ibanez, but their tone-lok pedals rule. When I get a new guitar, amp, and possibly wah, my rig will be untouchable. Muahahahahaha!!
...and my wallet empty.
canuck7
01-18-2003, 11:05 AM
my untouchable rig would be:
my Ibanez RG421 ---> Boss Metal Zone ---> Digitech Metal Master ---> Wah Pedal ---> Delay or Chorus ---> Marshall JCM800 or TSL.
i'd prefer my Ibanez to be equipped with EMGs and maybe i'll get a guitar w/Floyd Rose bridge. i have a fixed bridge which isn't bad, just different. i'd want the two different distortion pedals so that i could get some badass riffs going with the Metal Master and then switch to the Boss for some different distortion or a solo sound i can't get with the Digitech. it's a working idea, so yeah. i'd probably get a Dimebag Darrell wah wah pedal but i might get a normal one because of the prices. but that's just MY perfect rig. untouchable i hope.
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