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Well today I went into the instrument store looking for a guitar stand, and was wondering on pedals while he was looking for a stand. I looked upon the Rocktron Rampage, played it for half an hour, and bought it. I play through a Line 6 Flextone III amp, and found running this through the JC-120 model with reverb and a tad of delay makes my last tone (dual rect full gain) sound like a crappy job. Now I've become a fan for pedals, and am considering buying a reverb, delay, and EQ (so I could sell this amp, buy a Tech 21 Power Engine, and live off that). What would you buy if your budget were $250?
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Flamadiddle posted:Does anyone have any experience with using a Pod in an FX send? I don't know but from what I've read you have to turn off amp and cab simulation to make it work (if that's what you want to do).
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Epiphopotamus posted:OK, sweet write-up Agreed. I ended up going with the Orange Squash for budget's sake, and I'm really happy with the results. I think tuner should absolutely be in the first place. Compressor depends if you want to have it after the distortion or before it, but I'd leave it after the overdrive to still have some picking dynamics. I'd say go with this: Tune, Overdrive, Distortion, Compressor, Echo, CHorus, Volume. The good thing about overdrive before distortion is that when you set it up with low gain before the distortion, it can add some picking dynamics to your playing, and make for a good effect.
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May 30, 2009 17:31
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Alternatively, look into modding that DS-1. Just by switching out some stuff, people have got it sounding somewhat comparable to boutique pedals, for about $30 in parts. I'm about to embark on a modding phase for my pedals (mainly the Russian Muff, DS-1 and Crybaby) since you can really get neat sounds out of your cheap stuff.
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