I think the same thing when I see some Mormon families.My favorite old quote:
“What the heck did that guy do for a living to be able to afford that house and pay for that trip with all those kids?”
Friend of mine had that stuff.The vag is raised and fuzzy, too.
Like, 32nd of an inch velcro fuzz.
Most of the pedals on my board were under $75*Wampler wants in on $99 pedals, too. Move over, JHS.
My pedal collection started in 2015 or so. Most are between $30 to $105 US but some were quite pricey. The Supro Tremolo was $235 US and I have a Montreal made pre-amp pedal that cost me about $150. That one got the builder a cease and desist letter from Roland because of the graphics and overall external design.Most of the pedals on my board were under $75*
*I built the board in 1980
I'm not even going to add up what I've spent on pedals in the last few years.My pedal collection started in 2015 or so. Most are between $30 to $105 US but some were quite pricey. The Supro Tremolo was $235 US and I have a Montreal made pre-amp pedal that cost me about $150. That one got the builder a cease and desist letter from Roland because of the graphics and overall external design.
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I believe I have three dozen pedals. Because individually, they're cheaper than guitars and ampsI'm not even going to add up what I've spent on pedals in the last few years.
I think I've got 4 Fulltone devices, a couple of MXR, and a half dozen Boss.
Been eyeballing the new Roland Space Echo.....
And it's funny, because for the last 10 years, 90% of my playing has been straight into the amp with a little grit and a little reverb.
The voice of an angelI'd like a phase shifter with a pedal on it to vary depth, and / or speed.
Gotta be one.
You know, like varying the speed of a Leslie equipped Hammond.
I bought a Tuna Melt before I moved away. I have an MXR Phase 95 that has two flavors of phase. I have the wah, compressor, hell, I have at least one pedal of every type. Waiting for delivery of the vibrato pedal. A Leslie can be approximated by linking a tremolo and phase, sorta.I had a DanElectro Tuna Melt tremolo... it failed.
Got JOYO; it's "ok".
Not terribly Fender® deep.
None I really need; would like a compressor, but know I wouldn't use it.
A good wah would be nice, would over use that.
Phase shifter like MXR would be good; but it's so antiquated, that phase sound.
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They're also easier to sneak into the house.I believe I have three dozen pedals. Because individually, they're cheaper than guitars and amps![]()
I put a lower gain tube (12AT7 or 12AU7?) in V1 of my DSL1HR to tame the fizz in the red channel.Always go straight into the baby Marshall - the red channel is really sweet. Use a Joyo Metalhead with the THR because its high gain setting is a bit too polite for my liking.
Easy for you to say...That's lispcist.