Guitar pedal brands

whatever you do, always buy used.

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Boss Blues Driver is the only pedal I own now.
and I rarely use it.

You can never go wrong with Boss, Ibanez/Maxon or MXR. All three of those have sold millions of units and are found on novice and pro boards alike for very good reason. They sound great, their controls are easy to understand and manipulate, they are affordable, they are bulletproof and indestructible, and they are readily available new and used.

My board also has TC Electronic, Fulltone, Xotic, Wampler, Source Audio, Barber, Bogner, SoloDallas,, Menatone, Geoffrey Teese and Voodoo Lab pedals. My power blocks are Voodoo Lab.

Edited to add brands/pedals I overlooked in the previous paragraph.

No one brought it up so


Are strymon worth the money? Seems like a lot of people jizz over them based on the brand

I like Fulltone and own several. Boss pedals are reliable and built like a tank. Not sure about overrated brands though. There's so many boutique expensive brands out there.

Mike's Aug 2022 announcement letter ...

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You can never go wrong with Boss

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BD-3, DD-3, CS-3

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Ibanez

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TS-9


American Standard Strat through early 90's JC-120 with the chorus foot switch

What else could a guitar player actually need?



ETA- A/B box to a Fender Twin or Mesa Mark IV combo.

I like BOSS and Fortin

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Are strymon worth the money? Seems like a lot of people jizz over them based on the brand

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they are amazing pedals. the amount of detail put into their pedals is insane. now, am I going to spend $400 for a guitar pedal? nope, but look at pro players and it's almost a lock that they will have at least one strymon pedal.