Pedal with multiple od or distortion modes

Well, I have to thank the OP. As I hinted at above - his inquiry got me looking at the different options he might have - and now it looks like I will likely pull the trigger on the Strymon Sunset. Like I do.... I've watched most of the videos and I've decided that I will own this. So yeah... thank you. :thumbs up:
 
PorterhouseMusic said:
Well, I have to thank the OP. As I hinted at above - his inquiry got me looking at the different options he might have - and now it looks like I will likely pull the trigger on the Strymon Sunset. Like I do.... I've watched most of the videos and I've decided that I will own this. So yeah... thank you. :thumbs up:
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Grab it, brother
 
RFR said:
Spend some time watching “That Pedal Show” or the JHS pedal YouTube channel .
Try different stuff out.

Seems this thread is unproductive. Any suggestions we present get rejected.

You gotta try different pedals out for yourself, see what works for you.
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Pls don’t cry, I still love u, baby
 
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Innovative shit. But not much related to this thread. Thnxx
 
My youngest son's company - Finch Electronics- has a number of overdrive/ distortion pedals with options. His latest is the "Muffer Fuzzer", a Big Muff clone with multiple options. He's on Reverb, and has a FB page. All designed-including graphics- and hand built.
 
Do you just need the variety, or do you need the ability to switch and rearrange things on the fly, like at a show?

If you bought the individual pedals and found an old Bradshaw system to do the switching, that might be the easiest way around this.

I can't imagine Bradshaw switching systems are going for much money anymore, since everything has gone digital...
 
Farview said:
Do you just need the variety, or do you need the ability to switch and rearrange things on the fly, like at a show?

If you bought the individual pedals and found an old Bradshaw system to do the switching, that might be the easiest way around this.

I can't imagine Bradshaw switching systems are going for much money anymore, since everything has gone digital...
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I like versatile things. Not quantity. I’m just wondering which pedals have most of versatility, variations, modes. Just curious. Thnxx brother
 
The original Blackstar HT-DUAL has two foot switchable distortion modes plus a third button for "crunch". It also has a speaker emulated output, handy for recording.

There is now a more compact LT-DUAL without the valve but that lacks the crunch button.

Dave.
 
ecc83 said:
The original Blackstar HT-DUAL has two foot switchable distortion modes plus a third button for "crunch". It also has a speaker emulated output, handy for recording.

There is now a more compact LT-DUAL without the valve but that lacks the crunch button.

Dave.
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Old goodie.. Thnxx!
 
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i have been real impressed with table top amps. they have three to six inch speakers, and like 22 watts to a high impedance speaker. It has a subwoofer crossover inside somewhere. you will not damage your hearing. no pedals are used anymore..the amp has more than enough gain. it sounds great into a microphone cause its not blasting it to peices.

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im not modeling but followed that table top , low watt / high impedance small speaker thinking..in my rig..
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i have been real impressed with table top amps. they have three to six inch speakers, and like 22 watts to a high impedance speaker. It has a subwoofer crossover inside somewhere. you will not damage your hearing. no pedals are used anymore..the amp has more than enough gain. it sounds great into a microphone cause its not blasting it to peices.

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im not modeling but followed that table top , low watt / high impedance small speaker thinking..in my rig..
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These toys has nothing to do with this thread. Cheers beers brother
 
its three pages long...really?

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Pedal with multiple od or distortion modes​

i think i nailed it..had a recommendation and then an alternative view point...then shared some wisdom to a fellow forumite..
 
I had the tech21 plexi on ebay, FB marketplace and CL for quite awhile. I put it on reverb and it sold in fifteen minutes!
 
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