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Which Pedal for Rock?

Discussion in 'Effects [BG]' started by tezrez, Dec 23, 2001.


  1. Dec 23, 2001 #1
    tezrez

    tezrez

    Jul 26, 2001
    In a Lucky Charms Box.
    i play junk like system of a down
    tool
    POD
    and a bunch of bands u dont know

    what would be a good pedal for this kinda music?
    im lookin for something that can bring out the lows at time but also get a grunge type sound.

    Ive been told the ibanez PD-7overdrive but gimme ur opinions

    Any recommandations?
     
  5. Dec 23, 2001 #2
    Bigfeet

    Bigfeet Registered

    Jun 21, 2001
    in my own little spot... don't touch me!
    I would have to say the SansAmp BDDI; very cool for overdriven sounds and it comes in handy when you’re ready to start recording. I also suggest a separate compressor/Limiter for nailing a RATM organ sound...
     
  10. Dec 23, 2001 #3
    Captain Awesome

    Captain Awesome

    Apr 2, 2001
    PDX
    I think the pd7 sounds way too "saturated", I just couldn't get a nice grind out of it. Same deal with the Boss, which adds an annoying raspy sound to my ears. I like the Sansamp though. Yeah, it's expensive but it sounds awesome, especially useful for getting that "rock tone". I might be getting one soon.
     
  14. Dec 24, 2001 #4
    Jeff Moote

    Jeff Moote Supporting Member

    Oct 11, 2001
    Beamsville, ON, Canada
    I have a SABBDI for Christmas, it might be under the tree right now
     
  18. Dec 24, 2001 #5
    Bigfeet

    Bigfeet Registered

    Jun 21, 2001
    in my own little spot... don't touch me!
    You know; I have no Idea what I'm getting or if I'm getting anything at all (I wasn't that good this year). I don't want to. Isn't it always better when you don't know what your going to get?
     
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