Underoath affects pedal?
- Thread starter msblaze
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metalhead28
Hates Raymond
msblaze said:
Why don't you just go some place where you can try them out? I always try out pedals before I buy them.
Don't mean to be a jerk but seriously, try and come up with your own sound. Need a distortion pedal? Try some distortion pedals. Interested more in a multi-effects processor? Try some out! Ask the salesman.
your not helping give him what he wants not what you want to give him!
here from the underoath website:
tim
I use a 99' Black SG Standard through a Peavey 5150 II Head and an Orange 4x12 and 2x12.
I have a tuner too...so that's pretty cool...hah.
James
I play a 1960 reissue gibson les paul aby to a orange ad140 twin channel amp head through
a 1970 Marshall 8x10 cabinet and a 1974 Marshall Super Lead 100 through a orange 4x12 cabinet.
I use cables and a boss pedal tuner. Its pretty simple just turn up loud and rock!
here from the underoath website:
tim
I use a 99' Black SG Standard through a Peavey 5150 II Head and an Orange 4x12 and 2x12.
I have a tuner too...so that's pretty cool...hah.
James
I play a 1960 reissue gibson les paul aby to a orange ad140 twin channel amp head through
a 1970 Marshall 8x10 cabinet and a 1974 Marshall Super Lead 100 through a orange 4x12 cabinet.
I use cables and a boss pedal tuner. Its pretty simple just turn up loud and rock!
gcapel
boom box recordings
Go to ebay and get a Boss Ce-2. It is by far the best chorus pedal for the money. This model was around in the 80's. If you want a new chorus pedal that is going to be worth having, your going to spend 200+ on a boutique type box. I would stay away from fake sounding multi fx processors. They don't make stomp boxes like they use to.