Electro-Harmonix Big Muff "Pi" Distortion/Sustainer Pedal
The Big Muff is my favorite distortion pedal. Nothing else has its fat, warm sound. It's been used by everyone from the Isley Brothers to Korn. I've heard a lot of good things about the Russian version as well, but as a matter of opinion, I'm partial to the US version.
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I love the concept of having vinyl on the go, that's why I want this for Christmas.
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I'v been using this unit for over 3 years and still packs a punch. Features 2XLR inputs, 2 1/4 inputs, and 2 1/8 inputs, phantom powered as well as USB. Runs great with Logic Studio and Garageband. The recording quality is great ... I'v been using this unit for over 3 years and still packs a punch. Features 2XLR inputs, 2 1/4 inputs, and 2 1/8 inputs, phantom powered as well as USB. Runs great with Logic Studio and Garageband. The recording quality is great and its not too much!
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this is the mic we use in the studio. Great quality, low cost
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New to the guitar& not sure you're gonna stick with it, but still want to play around with wikkid FX?! The Pocket POD is great as a little practice modeler and entry-level effects pedal. Also, it fits nicely in any gig bag pocket-... New to the guitar& not sure you're gonna stick with it, but still want to play around with wikkid FX?! The Pocket POD is great as a little practice modeler and entry-level effects pedal. Also, it fits nicely in any gig bag pocket-no need for a separate pedal case!
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Want to save some cash? While a full case of pedals can be impressive and fun to play with, they're expensive and tough to lug around. I was skeptical at first of the whole Line 6 series of all-in-one effects pedals, but after usi... Want to save some cash? While a full case of pedals can be impressive and fun to play with, they're expensive and tough to lug around. I was skeptical at first of the whole Line 6 series of all-in-one effects pedals, but after using this one for awhile now, I can say that in cost and weight vs price & convenience, the POD can't be beat. The range of effects and sounds which this pedal can emulate is immense, and the sound is studio-quality. I wouldn't go for the more expensive models though, the XT or the POD 2.0, because if you need their added features, you can probably afford to go to the source. The X3 has 98 stompbox and studio effect models, 78 amp models, and the ability to string together 9 different effects in a chain-Incredible!
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Possibly the strangest pedal I've ever heard. It can create a variety of unusual and "futuristic" sounds which are are best for layering into harmonies for a really unique feel. Perfect for experimental, ambient, electronic, and v... Possibly the strangest pedal I've ever heard. It can create a variety of unusual and "futuristic" sounds which are are best for layering into harmonies for a really unique feel. Perfect for experimental, ambient, electronic, and various other types of artists.
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This is my favorite of the popular (but generally unimpressive) Boss distortion pedals. Provides a clean high end and a great low end distortion. This pedal gives me the darker edge that I can't get on my Big Muff.
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Great flanger pedal. The best for everthing from a slight swish to that jet-engine rumble you've heard used by The Police, The Cure, Van Halen, Ozzy, and The Psychedelic Furs. The M-117R effects pedal has 4 knobs and a footswitch.... Great flanger pedal. The best for everthing from a slight swish to that jet-engine rumble you've heard used by The Police, The Cure, Van Halen, Ozzy, and The Psychedelic Furs. The M-117R effects pedal has 4 knobs and a footswitch. The footswitch toggles the flanger effect on/bypass (red LED indicates on). The Manual knob selects the frequency center of the effect when auto-sweep is disengaged. The Width knob at zero disengages auto-sweep, but when you rotate it clockwise, it increases the total phase sweep of the effect. The Speed knob modulates rate of effect. The Regen knob feeds the effect back onto itself at adjustable intensity, increasing the total phase effect.
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My favorite reverb pedal. All the audial purity of the original Holy Grail, plus controls to adjust decay, damping, and modulation.
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This is a step up from your standard Wah pedal. The strangely dubbed "Q" knob switches between six modes so you can choose the "fattiness" of your wah. There are lots of other Wah pedals out there (especially the Morley), but I ju... This is a step up from your standard Wah pedal. The strangely dubbed "Q" knob switches between six modes so you can choose the "fattiness" of your wah. There are lots of other Wah pedals out there (especially the Morley), but I just think you can't beat the original Cry Baby. If it was good enough for Hendrix, it's good enough for me. It's true that wah pedals are what make 70's porno music so cheesy, but they can be used for good as well.
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The one knobbed wonder is my one-stop stomp for phase modulation. I've you've ever heard Van Halen, you've heard the Phase 90. This pedal put the happy in the upbeat, toe-tappin' rock songs of the last 40 years. It's great especia... The one knobbed wonder is my one-stop stomp for phase modulation. I've you've ever heard Van Halen, you've heard the Phase 90. This pedal put the happy in the upbeat, toe-tappin' rock songs of the last 40 years. It's great especially for those long, sweeping solos. Mmm, buttery!
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With 11 modes and up to 2 seconds of delay, you'd be hard pressed to find a better bang for your buck outside of a dedicated rackmount. This is best for either the experienced experimental musician or the solo guitarist who wants ... With 11 modes and up to 2 seconds of delay, you'd be hard pressed to find a better bang for your buck outside of a dedicated rackmount. This is best for either the experienced experimental musician or the solo guitarist who wants some backup. Digital delay pedals record the input from the guitar, and after a short interval, play it through the amp. Along with various time modes, the DD-6 adds a cool tap-tempo feature, a mysterious reverse simulation, and a hold feature. The Tap Mode makes this the ultimate live pedal as delay times can be tapped in on the fly via the Boss FS-5U footswitch. The Reverse Mode gives you a kooky mixture of the original sound mixed with the reverse. The hold feature is great for atmospherics or droney passages. The coolest thing about the DD-6 is that the decay trails off even after you've disengaged the pedal.
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