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Desert Island pedal

Desert Island Pedal type

  • Compression

  • Dirt (OD/Distortion/Fuzz)

  • Delay

  • Reverb

  • Chorus

  • Other


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Excluding tuners/noise gates/loopers/etc.

Do you mean "loopers" as in signal routing loopers, or "loopers" as in looping delays? If the latter, your exclusion seems totally arbitrary.

Actually, even if the former it might be semi-somewhat arbitrary...although I guess in the hypothetical world of Desert Island Pedals you can only have one pedal by definition.But I find a signal routing looper -- or, more acurately, a 2-loop selector/flip-flopper -- to be practically mandatory as soon as the other pedals in your collection exceed the count of 3 or 4.

But for the record, my Desert Island Pedal is a looping delay...specifically, the original (circa 1980) Electro-Harmonix 16-Second Digital Delay.