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Guitar Pedals (help....)
- Thread starter Boneroni
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There are so many pedalboard amps now for use with a PA, or "amp in a box" pedals where you can build your tone around
Even though they're Amazon China crap, the Joyo pedals get a good name for these. You could get the Joyo American Sound for your Fender tones and a Joyo British Sound for your Marshall tones
Once you have that base tone down, then add your other pedals. I would just get the Keely Dark Side right off the bat. It has a good Fuzz, Analog Delay, Phaser, Rotary, and Univibe all in one
Even though they're Amazon China crap, the Joyo pedals get a good name for these. You could get the Joyo American Sound for your Fender tones and a Joyo British Sound for your Marshall tones
Once you have that base tone down, then add your other pedals. I would just get the Keely Dark Side right off the bat. It has a good Fuzz, Analog Delay, Phaser, Rotary, and Univibe all in one
So you need an amp in a box type pedal to give you some compression and grit and eq, plus another flavor or two of boost maybe. That or a modeler, but if you're spending modeling money, unless the gig requires ampless, might as well just get a small tube combo.
Can you guys post up your playing?
I'll go first.
I'm a hack but I know it.
This is the only place I ever post music.
Just because . . .
I'm using the effects on Logic Pro. I'm a retard when it comes to making a sound.
I used to drive
In my car
Get a hand job
On the way to Del Taco.
I'll go first.
I'm a hack but I know it.
This is the only place I ever post music.
Just because . . .
I'm using the effects on Logic Pro. I'm a retard when it comes to making a sound.
I used to drive
In my car
Get a hand job
On the way to Del Taco.
Yes, a while back I picked up a Yamaha THR10ii to replace the POS Joyo my wife thought was a good idea to buy.
It's more than enough for my apartment.
I'm thinking about picking up something bigger and going to my wife's classroom on the weekend to play.
I’ve heard
Apparently the SS Oranges are pretty good, as well as the new digital Fender Tone Masters
The difference bettwen the Fender digital and the Kantana is really noticeable.
The fender is all the things that the haters say it is.
But the Kantana can sound good.
we've gone over this. pair of twin reverbs, fully split stereo delay, exercise in clarity of stereo separation through imperfect timing, also helps understand how to lead or lag the present when improvising. a lot of
"tone" is stereo trickery you'll never reproduce through one speaker. brown sugar. pretty basic. many have experienced and understand this and are still miserable, empty, lost, irrelevant, poor, crazy, mediocre, talented, bitter, or mediocre and famous. also can explore durgs, volume, feedback, overtones, bath salts, alligator porcupine hybrids and the jkhn ugjghvv jkfcv dxfcsdlkj kh
"tone" is stereo trickery you'll never reproduce through one speaker. brown sugar. pretty basic. many have experienced and understand this and are still miserable, empty, lost, irrelevant, poor, crazy, mediocre, talented, bitter, or mediocre and famous. also can explore durgs, volume, feedback, overtones, bath salts, alligator porcupine hybrids and the jkhn ugjghvv jkfcv dxfcsdlkj kh
I agree. You can have a great set up and still suck.
This is the norm, I think
This is the norm, I think
Drunk just said it's in the stereo.
Most people aren't good enough for their equipment to matter.
I do 95% of my practicing/playing through the Katana on 0,5 Watts. Once I get something where it’s recognizable, I’ll try it through the Mark V or crank the katana to 50 or 100W. The Mark V definitely sounds and feels the best. It is also such an articulate amp that it really amplifies all the mistakes. Way more than the katana at equal volume. I think the katana must have some built in compression or maybe that’s just part of the deal using digital gear. The Mark V is its own instrument. I also have a Vox AC10 that I can get to sound “better” than the katana but omg the thing is loud for a 10w amp.
This video popped up on thegearpage forum and I think it’s pretty rad
This video popped up on thegearpage forum and I think it’s pretty rad
I have a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe - built in Mexico in 2004 or so. Real tube - 45 or 50 watt - real spring reverb. Say away from the Hot Rod. Sounds nice but there's a common problem where the resistors for the relay DC power supply get too hot and burn out causing the amp to sound scratchy on its own like static. I've had it fixed twice for about $500 total. I'm going to fix it myself this time with higher wattage resistors.