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They’d go great togetherWell, I have The Hammer Of The Gods, might as well check out the pedal!
They’d go great togetherWell, I have The Hammer Of The Gods, might as well check out the pedal!
All good things go with all good things!They’d go great together
Here Are Some Great Reverb Suggestions For You. I Have And Love These And Would Call Them Easier To Use Or As you Said Simple. They Sound Amazing And Are Easy To Dial In.I posted a while back about pedal settings and my take away was no one wanted to discuss their secret sauce settings. So sticking just to pedals seems safe.
I have accumulated a bunch. I have liked the Neunaber tri chorus, belle epoche delay, butler tube driver, halo delay and Keeley compressor best. And I have to show Lovepedal some Michigan loyalty even if he takes some incoming fire about his originality.
I don’t have a PhD so the H9 intimidates me, and I will take all suggestions on the best simple reverb pedal you all prefer.
+1 on the MXR. I had one for a long time and it was super simple to dial in.Here Are Some Great Reverb Suggestions For You. I Have And Love These And Would Call Them Easier To Use Or As you Said Simple. They Sound Amazing And Are Easy To Dial In.
Neunaber
Free The Tone
MXR M300
I’d be more than happy sharing any settings I use with anyone. I didn’t see your post about this or I would have. But… with many of my pedals, the settings change with amp or guitar changes, and with differences in tonal objectives. But with those things considered, I’m more than happy to share.I posted a while back about pedal settings and my take away was no one wanted to discuss their secret sauce settings. So sticking just to pedals seems safe.
I’m also a Way Huge fan. I’ve got the Green Rhino Mark IV as my main overdrive. I’ve also got a RAT. Also on the board is a Boss RV-6, DD-500and a JDI.What pedals do you use to empower your love for your PRS?
I suppose what pushed me to ask is because (even though I never really practice with pedals), I do have 4 pedalboards, a multi-fx pedal and actually currently putting a 6th one together - with the basis of Way Huge Smalls pedals as the focus, maybe some fuzz pedals from other companies too.
I ordered this a couple days ago...
^It's something of a highly modified Maxon SD9 Sonic Distortion pedal. I'm eager to play it because while I have various overdrive and fuzz pedals, I have no distortion pedals really. And I find that Way Huge's overdrives/distortion pedals are pretty unique. At least I have nothing that sounds like a Red Llama or Geisha and I have ALOT of overdrive pedals that also get fuzz territory.
Also, on my list is the Hi Power
What are your favorite pedals? What are you looking forward to buying?
Okay. Here ya go…I posted a while back about pedal settings and my take away was no one wanted to discuss their secret sauce settings. So sticking just to pedals seems safe.
I finally got it. It's my first Way Huge pedal but I wouldn't mind picking up a few others by them. Every one they have seems truly unique, even their Tube Screamer is truly unique and doesn't sound like a Tube Screamer, in the same vein that ED'S Plumes is a TS clone that sounds nothing like a TS lolI’m also a Way Huge fan. I’ve got the Green Rhino Mark IV as my main overdrive. I’ve also got a RAT. Also on the board is a Boss RV-6, DD-500and a JDI.
The DD-500 is very versitile and easy to dial in once you get the hang of it. Pretty much pro sound qualityI finally got it. It's my first Way Huge pedal but I wouldn't mind picking up a few others by them. Every one they have seems truly unique, even their Tube Screamer is truly unique and doesn't sound like a Tube Screamer, in the same vein that ED'S Plumes is a TS clone that sounds nothing like a TS lol
How did you like the DD-500? I got the SDE-3000 which is Boss' new Van Halen delay, it is a strange pedal seeing that it has no knobs, it was really hard to get used to because it has so much. I got the Halo and Joshua with the intention to kick the SDE off that small board but found that the SDE just sounded better and did more than even those two smaller pedals combined.
Imo, The DD-500 looks even more versatile than the SDE, it must be a nice pedal to own. I love both the 3000 and 500 series from Boss!!
Very cool! The SDE-3000 is harder to dial in but the engineering behind it is crazy. It sounds just as good if not better than the original Roland SDE-3000 rack unit. I was floored to hear it's also the first pedal that was under the new Project Director at Boss Japan.The DD-500 is very versitile and easy to dial in once you get the hang of it. Pretty much pro sound quality