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Here is something I use with the tone port. Get an e-bow and then set it to the harmonic overtone setting. If you loop it then you can play with the pitch of the loop. Hopefully I can get that up when I finish recording tracks with my band.

I picked up an original muff fuzz about 10 years ago, and that thing is cool. One knob and a switch. The switch you have to turn on with your hands. It isn't like a pedal at all. Give you those great 70's garage sounds or 90's grunge sounds. Have fun with the double. I have been wanting to check...

I don't hate reverb. I know that I do not have a great sounding room. Though, I try and only use it on drums and vocals. Much like everyone else, I try to keep it to a minimum. It is a useful tool when used correctly. There are too many albums that I have heard that use it to cover up poor songs...

Ok, Heres the deal. I am new here on this site and I really don't know where to post this. I am about to revamp my studio a bit so that I can host full bands. I know that I want to record up to 16 track simultaneously straight to computer. So I decided that I want to go with two presonus...

I wish that I could help you. I love my M80. I get the best drum sounds with it. I know that with as much as I use it I know that I am going to need parts for it as well. I know that ebay has an m80 to be used for parts. That is the best that I can help you with.