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Live. Before. I had a Boss EQ pedal, and it did very well and gave me the sound I needed, but I just switched to using all rack units and Boss doesn't have a rack version.

See, that's exactly the kind I'm looking for. All the people I know that use huge EQs like that have mostly all complained about excess noise.

Ok, so I just switched from using guitar pedals to everything rack, so I need some advice. I want to get a good EQ, but I've heard as a common complaint about them in general is that they create a lot of noise. Anyone have any good, noise-free experience with a rackmountable guitar EQ?

I use the Ernie Ball Volume pedal that keeps getting mentioned (for obvious reasons). Also, when I shopped for my wah, I wanted something quite original in sound that still sparked my fancy, and I ended up going with a CryBaby Bass wah. The thing is quite versatile and sounds incredible.

I owned a 3 channel Triple Rectifier up until a few months ago. I never experienced any delay between switching channels.

I used to play Boomer's, but I discovered the greatness of DRs about a year ago. I wouldn't play anything else now.

Gibsons. So apparently I need 10 characters.

I like tabs. :cool:

Sup, IllicitOne? :cool:

Fender American Standard Strat Fender American Standard Tele Fender Mexican Fat Strat Fender Squier Standard Fat Strat Fender Mustang Reissue Fender American Jazz Bass Taylor 110 Acoustic

I don't really like either of them, but don't mind me. I just bought a black Strat and changed all of the cosmetic details to match what I like.

Nice looking guitar indeed. How much did the entire project cost you?

I'm surprised by how many people here play with distortion pedals.

Posting my pedals: 1) Ernie Ball Volume Used often 2) Bass Crybaby Wah (Yes, for guitar) Used rarely 3) DigiTech Whammy Used rarely 4) Boss TU 2 (Tuner) Used to tune (buhhhh) 5) Boss EQ Used often 6) DigiTech Stereo Flange Used rarely 7) MXR Phase 90 Used often 8) Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail...

"I use pedals, but I have many. (5 or more used at the same time)" Yep.

I know this probably isn't what you want to hear, but Squier Bullets are the Squiers of Squier. It is NOT worth your money to put a new pickup in that guitar. I would highly reccomend you put that hundred bucks toward a new guitar instead. Even saving up an extra 250 or so and finding a Mexican...

I just voted Crate to add comedy to the poll. XD

Agreed. Traynor carries the only solid state amp I've ever played that I liked. I used to have a Line 6 Flextone that wasn't too awful. Anything in the Spyder line, however, is pure mush IMO.

Voted 59s. They seem to be what would suit your style more, and I personally love them.

Thanks a lot!