Members valvestate Posted January 4, 2007 Members Posted January 4, 2007 Is there a pedal that can do Heavy Rock (Incubus, Silverchair, Petruccie) to Bluesy Overdriven Warm sound (TS808, Stevie Ray)? I'm also looking for maybe like a "Big" Muff sound that's nice to couple with a delay... Does this kind of pedal exist? Maybe a $100 non boutique pedal will do.
Members Wood Chuck Posted January 4, 2007 Members Posted January 4, 2007 Originally posted by JDandCoke good luck
Members SoulSerenade Posted January 4, 2007 Members Posted January 4, 2007 This should work within your price range.Ibanez TS9Boss DS1Boss MT2Proco RatEH Big MuffDigitech Metal MasterDOD 250
Members ck3 Posted January 4, 2007 Members Posted January 4, 2007 +1 for Digitech DF-7 Distortion Factory Spencer Amps Subzombie MI Audio Tube Zone
Members mike.sartori Posted January 4, 2007 Members Posted January 4, 2007 Originally posted by SoulSerenade This should work within your price range. Ibanez TS9 Boss DS1 Boss MT2 Proco Rat EH Big Muff Digitech Metal Master DOD 250 If I didn't really dislike the way digitech distortion sounds, that would be intriguing.
Members YeggmanX Posted January 4, 2007 Members Posted January 4, 2007 Originally posted by RUExp? [/quote+1
Members desertlimosine Posted January 4, 2007 Members Posted January 4, 2007 Originally posted by mike.sartori If I didn't really dislike the way digitech distortion sounds, that would be intriguing. Have you tried the pedal? One other guitarist uses it in my band and gets some nice sounds out of it. The eq on it is pretty sweet.
Members RUExp? Posted January 4, 2007 Members Posted January 4, 2007 Originally posted by YeggmanX +1 Welcome to the forum.
Members ddruid Posted January 4, 2007 Members Posted January 4, 2007 Look at this http://www.vhrelief.com/en/index.html It's a new company from Europe and references are looking very good.... Originally posted by marvin_19 Is there a pedal that can do Heavy Rock (Incubus, Silverchair, Petruccie) to Bluesy Overdriven Warm sound (TS808, Stevie Ray)? I'm also looking for maybe like a "Big" Muff sound that's nice to couple with a delay... Does this kind of pedal exist? Maybe a $100 non boutique pedal will do.
Members Joranges Posted January 4, 2007 Members Posted January 4, 2007 You get a TubeScreamer for nice overdrives and then a Big Muff Pi for the fuzzes. (With true by pass of course!)
Members Lanefair Posted January 4, 2007 Members Posted January 4, 2007 Originally posted by Joranges You get a TubeScreamer for nice overdrives and then a Big Muff Pi for the fuzzes. (With true by pass of course!) +1. Just buy the seperate boxes. Get a Bad Monkey and a Little Big Muff to start things off.
Members Tone Doctor Posted January 4, 2007 Members Posted January 4, 2007 Originally posted by Lanefair +1. Just buy the seperate boxes. Get a Bad Monkey and a Little Big Muff to start things off. This is what EVERYONE does... why? Did you ever wonder why almost every guitarist has a noisy rig, especially when Fuzz and Overdrive are both on... The reason is because when you have two gain pedals in a line, the noise from one is amplified by the other. Wiring Fuzz and Overdrive in parallel is the only way to get maximum gain without noise. Having both circuits in one pedal doesn't necessarily mean it will be quiet either. They have to be in parallel. Hey most people just want what everyone else has. Go for it dude, but for me, music is about innovation and taking the tone a step further.
Members desertlimosine Posted January 4, 2007 Members Posted January 4, 2007 Originally posted by Tone Doctor This is what EVERYONE does... why? 1. Diversity of sound. Different sounds for specific times 2. Cascading overdrives/distortions/fuzz sounds bad ass, even if it does add some more noise, that can be used to your advantage. Especially when it comes to super-saturated feedback drenched sounds. I have a TS9 cascaded into a Danelectro Daddy-O.. best feedback ever.
Members Ostracized Posted January 4, 2007 Members Posted January 4, 2007 I recommend a RAT, if you don't want to go the modelling route.
Members letterswewrote Posted January 4, 2007 Members Posted January 4, 2007 "Our technology is placed in very robust chasis which is resistant to all rockers play...;)" "In our overdrive are for example used high quality mica capacitors to take sound without unpleasant sharpness, but presentive." -from http://www.vhrelief.com/en/index.html pedals look interesting, but they really should have a better translator on-board to explain such pricey pedals...i mean "presentive"? id be worried about ordering from a company that made up a new word in english to describe their pedal;)
Members ZJD Posted January 4, 2007 Members Posted January 4, 2007 Originally posted by HMCMedic Just get this: Gashole!
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