Post some of your Pedals

Maybe half of my pedals












My favorites are that rougarou Banshee, the ehx glove, blues driver, the pitchfork, and this bad boy:

I love Behringer pedals.

I don't have pics, but my chain is:

Front of amp:
- TC Electronic Polytune 3
- Dunlop JC95 Wah
- Catalinbread DLS v3

Loop:
- Walrus Audio Slo
- Old Blood Noise Endeavors Darkstar
- Catalinbread Belle Epoch
- Catalinbread Echorec
- Empress Echosystem
- EarthQuaker Devices Astral Destiny

I don't actually use most of my pedals regularly except for the tuner. I'll throw on the Belle Epoch every now and again for some delay fun because it's a great sounding pedal IMO. Same with the Darkstar - very unique pedal. Most of them were just impulse buys.

Drums were my first instrument at 8 and I still play to this day, doing most of the drum work in studio. I'm very glad I started with percussion, laid the foundation of rhythm in my life.

Definitely influenced my guitar playing on how I approach playing. Never had any kind of lessons.

Id like to talk more about drums on this board tbh. First set was a pearl export 5 piece with zildjian cymbals. My uncle was a very accomplished drummer and he took it upon himself to hook me up when he saw that I showed interest. Still have that set to this day.

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I don’t play anything but drums and have been playing kit since I was 11

Current kit for recording, smaller gigs and home practice :

Roland TD 25 KV

I only have 1 pedal. It's a Boss blues driver bd-2 just like the one Kingbob posted. I rarely ever even use it.

I still have the original Heavy Metal pedal and the HM-2, plus a Super Chorus and a Phase Shifter, but I don’t use them any more. Once I bought my digital modeling amp, a Marshall Code 100, I don’t have any use for my pedals really. All my favorite band sounds are preset in my amp.

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Like if I was 14 again with everything that is available today in home recording convenience..man..

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I was lucky that my dad was a weekend warrior musician every weekend so he and my mom appreciated the importance of music. When I was 11 I got a little 3 piece kid set, at 12 the music teacher told them there was nothing else I could be taught because I was too advanced and just needed to play, and then at 14 they got me my first real kit - Mapex 5 piece with a real full set of Sabian cymbals. I’ll never forget that day.

I have my acoustic kit in cases and that’s where it stays - Tama Custom 6 piece with Sabian hand hammered cymbals - Two crash, a splash, a 20” ride and 15” hats. I pretty much exclusively play my Roland kit now since I don’t have to wake up the neighborhood and recording over drumless tracks really makes you play better. The kit really plays like a real kit. Uses pedals and a high hat stand you’d use for a real kit and the action is authentic on everything.

I’ve gone from a a lower level intermediate drummer to low level advanced over the last two years due to just playing more and studying a little theory on rudiments and sticking. I ghost note shuffle now without thinking about it, use a few jazz techniques on cymbals and hats, and have finally incorporated the classic John Bonham triplet into my arsenal. I feel like an actual musician now lol.

My noisemakers.



Small extra pedalboard



I had a small problem a couple years ago. Then I had two kids and now they most sit unused.

ProCo Rat whenever I want some dirt.

I’m pretty much a plug and play kinda guy these days. Into these amps: silver face Deluxe Reverb, an AC15 handwired or a Tech 21 Trademark 60.

Nothing wrong with the Katana for solo jamming as a hobbyist. No reason for pedals unless there is a particular sound you're not getting that you just have to have.

Basically, pedals are chained together between the guitar and the amp, or placed in the effects loop of the amp so that the pedal affects the tone after the preamp. That way, multiple pedals can be on at once, so you can have both your overdrive and delay on at the same time for example. There is a generally accepted order to the placement of pedals but everything is up for experimentation.