Any Digitech processor users ?

[REALtide]

I have some very cool patches....ones not found online.

stuff like Boston lead , Metallica "One" (a good one), tons of blues patches...


anyone ?

 

[jdpas29]

i guess that's a no?

i use a Boss EQ pedal, Vox Wah, Boss stereo chorus, Boss Reverb, and, my favorite pedal---- "Sounds Perfect" Dynamic Overdrive by John Landgraff out of Pensacola, FL.

John makes some of the finest pedals on earth, and he is a upstanding Christian man as well. you will pay through the nose for them, but it's worth it.... especially for distortion, overdrive or fuzz.

 

[bayoutider]

A few years ago I had a Digitech GSP-5 that was taken in a home break in. They did a real number on me. Along with things like TV sets, stereo equipment, microwave, bread machine, jewelry and a few guns, they took my whole guitar and amp collection.

My present effects are Chandler chorus pedal, Ibanez tube screamer, Boss Digital Delay, Boss tuner, and Dunlop Crybaby. I play through one of my own hand made tube amps, either a Fender Vibro-Champ clone with a Webber 10" 16ohm Alinco speaker, or a Marshall 18 Watt clone tube amp head with a 2X12 Kendricks Blackframes cabinet. I also built my own Fender tube reverb clone.

I have replaced a few of the guitars. I just play for fun now. Mild arthritis is setting in on my left hand. Not much speed left in these old fingers. I haven't heard of the John Landgraff pedals. I have probably not paid much attention to the new stuff on the market.

Besides hot rodding guitar amps, I also like vintage gear, vintage and high end stereo equipment and hot rodded computers.

 

[jdpas29]

John doesn't mass produce his pedals so you won't find them at any music store online or elsewhere. you have to order them from BluesAngel music in Pensacola, FL... it's kinda down near the Naval Base area.

here's Blues Angel Music's link if you're interested. if you're looking for a great pedal, shop these guys last. and... you get to keep your money in America! WOO HOO!!!

blues angel music - source for Sounds Perfect pedals

 

[bayoutider]

John doesn't mass produce his pedals so you won't find them at any music store online or elsewhere. you have to order them from BluesAngel music in Pensacola, FL... it's kinda down near the Naval Base area.

here's Blues Angel Music's link if you're interested. if you're looking for a great pedal, shop these guys last. and... you get to keep your money in America! WOO HOO!!!

blues angel music - source for Sounds Perfect pedals

Man, those are too pretty to be called "Stomp Boxes"

I have one of the old Ibanez Tube Screamers and IMO there is nothing that sounds better than a 12AX7A that has reached saturation. I did like the note that the John Landgraff pedal was the ''Dumble Amp of Overdrives''. Eric Johnson used a Dumble Amp. They are ultra rare. I have seen a total of 2 in my whole life. Eric Johnson had one and the other I saw was owned by Billy Gibbons.

 

[bayoutider]

This is a Dumbold Overdrive Special

Circa 1983 black Tolex, 1-12” EV Combo model. This model is the ''Robben Ford era'' Dumble and it has all that mysterious tone everyone is lusting after, and then some. 100 watts, with half power switch, 6L6 power tubes and footswitchable pre-amp boost.

 

[jdpas29]

that's pretty!

i don't know much about those... prolly because they are so rare.

:biggrin:

should we go ahead and open a whole can on the "Strip" by discussing our respective rigs?