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Old 03-15-2010, 06:49 PM   #16
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And I'm a bit in between when it comes to dirt. There are a few songs that I play with very little distortion, but some I lay on some pretty heavy overdrive. I've heard nothing but terrible things about the Zakk Wylde OD pedal, is this true?
That's interesting. I usually hear positive things about the ZW OD. That being said, the correct answer is SBN Lil' Eagle.

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Old 03-15-2010, 06:52 PM   #17
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Line 6 Toneport GX? Trust me, you don't want to simply run your board into a line level input. That's basically the equivalent of running it into a PA system without a preamp of some kind. It just sounds bad.
Right, I knew that. Should've clarified. My bad.
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Old 03-15-2010, 07:22 PM   #18
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If you're on a budget I'd go one thing at a time. Unless you're into doing some songwriting and you need to get ideas down fast I'd put money towards the pedal-board first.

There's some nice pedals out there. A GREAT sounding pedal is the Jekyll & Hyde from Visual Sound.



You can check it out on YouTube and here for sound samples:
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I was nearly completely set on buying one till I decided I definitely wanted a tube tone. With God's grace I found a Mesa Boogie V-twin pre-amp which is miles apart from using a pedal. However if there were no tube preamp options, I'd say this killer pedal from Visual Sound is really hard to beat. It's extremely versatile and comes with over-drive and distortion. It'll cover more territory than most pedals I've encountered.
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Old 03-16-2010, 01:34 AM   #19
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That's interesting. I usually hear positive things about the ZW OD. That being said, the correct answer is SBN Lil' Eagle.
Actually the correct answer would be the Lil' Eagle's big brother... And a BDAB.
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Actually the correct answer would be the Lil' Eagle's big brother... And a BDAB.
Hear hear to the BDAB.
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Old 03-16-2010, 09:50 AM   #21
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If you're on a budget I'd go one thing at a time. Unless you're into doing some songwriting and you need to get ideas down fast I'd put money towards the pedal-board first.

There's some nice pedals out there. A GREAT sounding pedal is the Jekyll & Hyde from Visual Sound.



You can check it out on YouTube and here for sound samples:
Visual Sound - Guitar Effects Pedals, 1 SPOT Pedalboard Power Supplies, and more...

I was nearly completely set on buying one till I decided I definitely wanted a tube tone. With God's grace I found a Mesa Boogie V-twin pre-amp which is miles apart from using a pedal. However if there were no tube preamp options, I'd say this killer pedal from Visual Sound is really hard to beat. It's extremely versatile and comes with over-drive and distortion. It'll cover more territory than most pedals I've encountered.

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Old 03-17-2010, 12:39 AM   #22
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haha AWESOME bro! have you test played it? You'll love it. Whenever I see it on a pedal-board I look at the owner and give em a thumbs up.
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