Mxr Pedal Board
Mxr Pedal Board
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 MXR Phase 90  US $69.99
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 MXR Micro Chorus US $65.00
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 NEW PEDALTRAIN PT JRSC w VOODOO LAB PEDAL POWER II ALL NEW MOUNTED 0$ SHIP US $239.00
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 Saturnworks Compact Guitar Volume Pedal US $32.00
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 Dunlop MXR Dyna Comp US $59.99
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 MXR Envelope Filter Vintage 1978 Script Logo Backplate US $190.00
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 Dunlop MXR Dyna Comp M102 Compressor Guitar Effect Pedal US $65.00
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 Dunlop MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay pedal with box mint US $79.00
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 MXR DYNACOMP CSP028 ANALOGMAN MOD US $99.99
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 extras Dunlop MXR Blue Box M103 Pedal FUZZ and 2octave generator crazy US $20.50
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 DUNLOP DC BRICK EFFECT PEDAL POWER SUPPLY DCB10 NEW US $104.95
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 Line 6 MM4 Effect Pedal US $145.79
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 NEW PEDALTRAIN PT 2 SC w VOODOO LAB PEDAL POWER II US $274.55
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 MXR Phase 90 pedal M 101 US $106.91
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 Dunlop MXR 10 Band EQ M108 Equalizer Guitar Effect Pedal US $70.00
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 Single Loop Effect Channel Switcher US $60.00
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 GUITAR EFFECTS PEDAL 7 OUTPUT DAISY CHAIN ADAPTER NEW US $8.74
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 GUITAR EFFECTS PEDAL 5 OUTPUT DAISY CHAIN ADAPTER NEW US $7.77
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 Line 6 MM4 Modulation Pedal Chorus Flanger Tremolo Vibe Rotary Phaser US $75.00
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 Modtone Power Plant US $125.00
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 SKB PS 55 Stage Five Guitar Effects Pedalboard PS55 US $329.00
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 MXR ZW38 Zakk Wylde Chorus Guitar Effect Pedal US $70.00
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 EURO 1SPOT COMBO PACK FOR BOSS MXR 1 SPOT VISUAL SOUND US $42.00
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 USED Dunlop MXR Dyna Comp M102 Compressor Guitar Effect Pedal US $89.99
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 MXR M108 10 Band Graphic EQ Equalizer Pedal NYC PROAUDIOSTAR US $108.00
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 C35 1SPOT ELECTRO HARMONIX IBANEZ BOSS MXR DOD KEELEY US $2.50
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 6 PEDALBOARD VELCRO 4 BOSS LINE 6 MXR PEDAL BOARD MXR US $8.00
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 Modest Mikes Fully Modded Dunlop Cry Baby GCB 95 US $129.00
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 MC5 9 VOLT DAISY CHAIN 1SPOT FOR BOSS LINE 6 MXR PEDALS US $8.00
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 Saturnworks TRS Compact Expression Guitar Pedal US $29.00
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 NEW PEDALTRAIN PT 3 HC w VOODOO LAB PEDAL POWER II US $417.05
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 NEW PEDALTRAIN PT 3 SC w VOODOO LAB PEDAL POWER II US $293.55
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 MXR Distortion Distortion Plus Pedal US $59.89
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 MXR Dynacomp Compressor US $60.00
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 NEW MXR Custom Shop Script Phase 45 CSP 105 Vintage Phaser guitar effect pedal US $94.89
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 MXR MC401 CAE Boost Pedal US $85.00
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 MXR M 103 BLUE BOX EFFECTS PEDAL M103 2 FREE PATCH CABLES INCLUDED NEW US $68.95
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 MXR CSP026 74 Vintage Phase 90 US $119.99
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 New MXR CSP105 75 Vintage Phase 45 Phaser Pedal US $94.95
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 MXR DynaComp Effects Pedal US $45.00
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 New Digitech Vocalist LIVE 5 Vocal Harmony FX Processer US $499.95
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 New Digitech RP 500 Guitar Multi Effects Pedal US $299.95
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 MXR Custom Audio Electronics MC 401 Boost Pedal US $99.99
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 MXR M 82 Bass Envelope Filter NEW w warranty M82 US $149.99
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 MXR M 173 Classic 108 Fuzz M173 NEW free US shipping US $119.99
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 Area 51 Fuzz NEW Authorized Dealer US $170.20
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 MXR M 173 Classic 108 Fuzz Guitar Effects Pedal US $104.39
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 New Pedaltrain PT 3HC w Voodoo Lab Pedal Power II US $439.00
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 New Pedaltrain PT 3SC w Voodoo Lab Pedal Power II US $309.00
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 Dunlop MXR M 82 Analog Bass Envelope Filter FX HOT US $159.99
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 Zoom B91UT Bass Multi Effects Pedal with USB US $299.00
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 Voodoo Lab PPY 18V Y Cable Black US $10.00
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 MUZA FD500 DISTORTION M HARD TO FIND AWESOME POWER TONE OPTIONS US $54.88
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 Line 6 MM4 Modulation Multi Effects Pedal Bundle US $254.99
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 NEW MXR 10 BAND GRAPHIC EQ Equalizer M108 Free USA Shipping US $119.00
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 MXR M87 Bass Compressor Bass Compressor Pedal US $189.99
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What distortion pedal should i get?
I want a nice pedal that i wont ever replace. I plan on using it in gigs and whatnot. I already own a Digitech Rp90 effects pedal. I bought it to kinda experiment with different types of pedals to see what i need. My goal is to set up a nice pedal board. So because im still quite young, im slowing getting the pedals I want/need. I have many pedals in mind but im not sure what sounds the best and that will last. Oh yeah I play death metal/deathcore. So here goes my list-
- Digitech Death Metal
- Digitech Grunge (Everyone says it has more distortion than the Death Metal)
- Boss Metal Core
- Boss Metal Zone
- Electro-Harmonix Metal Muff
- MXR Dime Distortion
If you think theres a better pedal recommend it!
The Boss Metal Zone is one of the most versatile distortion pedals on the market - but it does have a basic tone to it that is very reminiscent of 80's metal. So if you want to get a tone that sounds like any type of metal you would have heard in the 80's (not power, but thrash, death, speed, black, etc) then the Metal Zone is a great pedal for you. The Metal Zone doesn't have a lot of low end, it is a little brighter overall - so its great for leads/soloing and lead guitars.
I also have the Boss Metal Core, and while it is somewhat similar in tone, it has more lower mids and low end, so it is more suited for modern metal, in my opinion - more chug. The EQ controls aren't as cool, but are on par with any other pedal, I think.
In general I avoid Digitech products whenever I can - I have not been impressed with their quality or tone.
I don't have any personal experience with the EH Metal Muff, but the only time I've seen it live the guitarist was very trebly and thin. I honestly cannot say whether this was an amp setting, poor mixing, bad pedal settings, just the guitarist being retarded, etc.
No experience with that particular MXR pedal.
I have some experience with Danelectro... in general I have found that they are somewhat limited in scope - they have a basic tone, and if you like it, cool, if you don't like it, try a different pedal, cuz you ain't gonna get anything else out of 'em!
I think that the biggest investment you can make is in an EQ pedal. Put the pedal after your distortion and you can sculpt and tweak to your heart's content. Gain in and of itself means nothing - its all about how the signal is EQ'd before, in-between, and after the gain stages that makes the differences between different high-gain pedals.
It bears noting that I once owned a Danelectro Fab Tone, which is a vintage-y sounding fuzz... using a Boss GE-7 I actually managed to sculpt out a pretty decent Metal Zone-ish tone!
If you want to buy a pedal you will never want to replace, then you need to play as many as possible before you *do* buy.
The biggest upgrades in quality will come from a better amp, better speakers, better pickups, and proper EQ, so don't buy pedal after pedal after pedal looking for the perfect tone - look at your whole signal chain, not just the pedal.
I think that the EH tube pedals have the potential to be really great sounding, but unfortunately I have no personal experience with those either.
I tend to prefer distortion from the amp anyways, when I can get it.....
Saul
