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Post by zone47 on Mar 19, 2007 18:49:26 GMT -7
I've been experimenting with the xotic RC and BB pedals.... it seems that the RC in front of the BB may be the way to go.... although they work ok the other way....  My amp has no effects loop, so my effects order is; guitar, tuner, chorus, RC, BB, Delay and then the amp. I may try the chorus after the boost pedals and see what that does. ...... anyone have good results with a different order ? |
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Post by jwr on Mar 19, 2007 19:21:18 GMT -7
Try taking the tuner out of the signal path, they rob a lot of tone. Guitar-RC-BB-then either Chorus or Delay, just depends on your tastes with the Chorus and Delay.
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Post by real oldster on Mar 20, 2007 2:46:25 GMT -7
I go guitar>cable>Ghia. No other order works for me.  |
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Post by zone47 on Mar 20, 2007 4:04:54 GMT -7
Try taking the tuner out of the signal path, they rob a lot of tone. Guitar-RC-BB-then either Chorus or Delay, just depends on your tastes with the Chorus and Delay. I wonder if I could hook the tuner up to an AB box and just punch in real quick in between songs if needed, and bypass it otherwise? My guitar usually stays in tune pretty well and I have a good ear if a string goes out, but still it's nice to have a tuner ready to go. |
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Post by tjstrat on Mar 20, 2007 4:13:14 GMT -7
Try taking the tuner out of the signal path, they rob a lot of tone. Guitar-RC-BB-then either Chorus or Delay, just depends on your tastes with the Chorus and Delay. I wonder if I could hook the tuner up to an AB box and just punch in real quick in between songs if needed, and bypass it otherwise? My guitar usually stays in tune pretty well and I have a good ear if a string goes out, but still it's nice to have a tuner ready to go. This is what I do. I have a Fender PT10 that occupies the B channel of a Loooper mini A/B and just switch over between tunes to tweak my tuning whenever necessary. |
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Post by zdogma on Mar 20, 2007 5:37:26 GMT -7
Try taking the tuner out of the signal path, they rob a lot of tone. Guitar-RC-BB-then either Chorus or Delay, just depends on your tastes with the Chorus and Delay. I wonder if I could hook the tuner up to an AB box and just punch in real quick in between songs if needed, and bypass it otherwise? My guitar usually stays in tune pretty well and I have a good ear if a string goes out, but still it's nice to have a tuner ready to go. Yep, I do that too. I have a peterson VS2 and a true bypass AB box. I also like the fact that I can put the tuner somewhere else, up at eye level. I'm like oldster, with the ghia I just use the AB box to "splice" the tuner in and no other effects, with the Z 28 I sometimes use a board: Sunface fuzz> Fulldrive> Mosferatu>Tremster>Holy Grail after the tuner. That seems to work pretty well. |
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Post by (8^D) on Mar 20, 2007 7:08:06 GMT -7
Live, I normally mine run something like:
Wah(s) * Pitch/Harmony (OC-2, Octafuzz) * Comp * Phaser * Clean Boost * OD1 * OD2 * OD3 * Chorus/Univibe/Trem (order to taste) * Volume (with tuner out...Tuner) * Delay
For studio:
Comp * Clean Boost
Various 'things' will come in/out as needed but usually try for amp tones only and let the engineer add verb/delay/chorus/etc during production.
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Post by skydog958 on Mar 20, 2007 12:27:25 GMT -7
I've always put the tuner first (Strobostomp), unless I'm using a wah. Then it's wah>tuner>gain devices (OD/Dist./Fuzz/Treble booster)>chorus. Once I get a delay and a phaser or vibe I'll tag the delay on the end and probably put the phaser/vibe before OD.
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Post by Hohn on Mar 21, 2007 0:49:30 GMT -7
I also have the strobostomp, which has a "true bypass" mode (which I use).
So I run Recto Pre->Clyde Wah->Strobostomp-> FD2 Mosfet-> TS9-> Line6 DL4
I'd like to get a compressor, a chorus, and maybe a cool toy like a POG or HOG, and I'd be happy.
Justin
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