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Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 15 2008 at 13:12
Originally posted by Bornlivedie UK Bornlivedie UK wrote:

Im thinking of getting a BOSS DD3 pedal, has anyone here got it? Should I get the DD6 instead?
 
To answer both the original post and you, I've had many pedals in the last 20 years and my all-time favourite has to be the BOSS DD-20 GigaDelay...what an amazing pedal!! Fully feature laden, easy to operate and great sounding Smile
 
You can get all kind of echo-related sounds with it.
 
So Bornlivedie (I dig "Signify" too, by the way Wink) if you can afford it go with the DD-20. If not, the DD-3 is a classic and you can't go wrong with it (had it many years ago).
 
Cheers, J.-
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Points: 163 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 20 2008 at 14:21
The RC-20 Loop Station and Metal Zone distortion are my favorite Boss pedals.  My overall favorite stompboxes are the Frostwave Resonator (MS-20 HP/LP filter clone) and Moogerfooger Ring Modulator.  The green Line 6 delay pedal is pretty dope too.

Originally posted by N Ellingworth N Ellingworth wrote:

I might I have a pathological hatred of anything other than a massive array of stompboxes when it comes to efffects. Wink


LOL

I felt the same way until I got into modular analog synthesizers; three-quarters of my effects chain nowadays consists of Blacet synth modules...  Lots of spaghetti and plenty of tweakable knobs and switches! Clap
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Points: 1324 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 20 2008 at 15:21
That's basically the same as an array of stopboxes in terms of what you have to do to set them up only a little more organised. Wink

I'd love to get some synth stuff to add to my guitar signal as it could help me produce even stranger sounds than I can already produce with my limited collection of effects which is comprised of a Boss DD3, a Danelectro Cool Cat, a Russian Electro Harmonix Big Muff Pi, an Ibanez Tubescreamer and finally an Ibanez Weeping Demon wah with an Ebow on the side for extra strangeness.
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Points: 8844 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 20 2008 at 20:20
Originally posted by nightlamp nightlamp wrote:



I felt the same way until I got into modular analog synthesizers; three-quarters of my effects chain nowadays consists of Blacet synth modules...  Lots of spaghetti and plenty of tweakable knobs and switches! Clap


Can you put a guitar signal through those or do you have to use volt-per-octave signals? 

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Points: 163 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 25 2008 at 15:54
Originally posted by N Ellingworth N Ellingworth wrote:

That's basically the same as an array of stopboxes in terms of what you have to do to set them up only a little more organised. Wink


Yeah, the ease of setup is definitely a blessing.  No more wall warts!   Two other things I really like: the ease with which I can reconfigure my effects chain on the fly and the CV processing capabilities of many modules-- very few stompboxes (Moogerfooger, Frostwave, etc.) provide this kind of flexibility and sound-design capability.

Originally posted by Rileydogg22 Rileydogg22 wrote:

Can you put a guitar signal through those or do you have to use volt-per-octave signals?


You can run just about any audio signal directly into the synth via the I/O module.  I've routed electric guitars, keyboards, SM57s, contact mics, circuit-bent toys, and portable radios through the I/O with no problems whatsoever.

EDIT: Sorry, I don't mean to derail the thread.  Now back to your BOSS pedal discussion...


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