Guitar Pedals

[Muzik 4 Machines]

bedroom pedalboard

Boss FZ2
ProCo Rat
Boss XT2
Boss DS1
Boss CH2 (a chorus, not sure)
Boss DD3
EHX mini grail reverb(don't remember the name)
out of the board(those ehx boards are small for the size of their pedals)
Some orange compressor punch factory thingy (when tracking bass)
into a Radial JDI

into either fender pro junior, traynoy yb40(old tranny PA head) or an old HI fi Tube amp (both traynor and the westinghouse amp use a traynor 2x15 cab)
sometimes just direct (i can manage to record without amp sim with the raw ds1 sound (awfull)

other stomps in no particular order as I dismantled the 2 pedalboard live set
EXH big muffs (2, 1 1972, one 2005)
Boss:dd5, ls2 (2), PW10 (V-Wha), NS2, RT20, OC3, Bass microSynth SYB3,GE7, tuner, volume pedals (2)
MXR: compressor(1977), blue box, booster, distortion+ (1976), EVH90 phaser
fender blender
tone bender clone
danelectro rotoray mini pedal
sansamp GT2 and behringer clone+the bass behringer one
vantage analog delay unit
some dime bag wha with aspahlt shim on top

there is probably more but i forget as everything is pascked for moving friday

[Hanglow]

That's quite a bump!

I'll put mine up

All my pedals I made myself, they are clones of these pedals, but tweaked to get the best out of them (well they sound pretty good at least)

Orange Squeezer
Ross Compressor
RAT
Tube Screamer
Blues Breaker
Big Muff
Red Llama
Easy face
Mosrite si fuzz
Old school si fuzz
about three other fuzz face clones
keeley Java Boost (rangemaster)
Nurse Quacky envelope filter
Tychobrahe ovtave
Tonemender
Alembic stratoblaster

[dry bones]

Hanglow, do you think it would be worth building a clone of the Ampeg Scrambler? I've seen a couple of sites with schematics, and if it sounds as mental as it was supposed to be I rather fancy buiding one.

[Hanglow]

Yes I don't see why not. Tonepad sell a pcb for it http://www.tonepad.com/project.asp?id=16

also general guitar gadgets sell one as well...

Also there is a vero board version of it in the layout gallery in the diystombox forum, if you are feeling game. I'd just go with the pcb from tonepad, unless you are a soldering whizz.

Another octave I'd like to build is the foxx tone machine.

[FiascoAndretti]

Good to see the Rat listed, I love that pedal

[jplanet]

My favorite sounding pedal of all time is the old MXR Phase 90. I have a BYOC model of it that I love.

Danelectro Cool Cat Chorus: One of those cheap pedals that will someday only be available for astronomical prices on Ebay. Get one while they're cheap!

Digitech Whammy: Nothing else can do what this does!

TC Phaser: Mine needs repair, but it's a phenomenal sounding pedal

MXR Distortion+: I have an old original one, it's been my workhorse distortion for almost 20 years.

Rockman Wah - After bad luck with a slew of Crybaby's, this one is just incredible.

[Shane Sanders]

I have a Boss GT-8 that I use a lot, and because it has a spdif out, it is my main interface into my soundcard even when in bypass mode.

The only thing old I have that is great is an original Rockman analog chorus unit. Half-rack space. It's pretty cool--kind of an instant Alex Lifeson thing, but it sounds good on acoustic guitar, too. I keep it ultra subtle no matter what, though.

[james0tucson]

Boss "Blues Driver", a Roto-Vibe used only as a chorus pedal, a Cry-Baby, and a Fender DeLuxe Reverb. I have a Digitech pedal that I sometimes use when I want delay fx, but most of the time I just use the wah pedal as a fixed tone control and otherwise plug straight into my sweet, sweet amp.

I actually hate the Roto-Vibe's main effect (shiddy "Leslie"), but it's my favorite all-time Chorus pedal.

[taijiguy]

On the board:
Boss TR-2 Tremolo
Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble
Boss CS-3 Compression/Sustainer
Boss NS-2 Noise Supressor
Voodoo Lab Micro Vibe
Voodoo Lab Superfuzz (although I'd rather have my old Univox Superfuzzes)
DigiTech Synth Wah
Dunlop 95Q Crybaby Wah
Ernie Ball 6166 Volume

Currently not on the board:
Danelectro Spring King Reverb
Big Muff Fuzz
Guyatone ST2 Compresson Sustainer
ZVex Fuzz Factory
Univox Uni-Vibe (currently out of order )

Driven by a Fillmore Mosrite MkI into a Fender Hotrod Deluxe.

[Coolredguitar]

I second the statement by jplanet about the Danelectro coolcat, I purchased one back in the 90's and love it! Currently for distortion and overdrive sounds I am using a Digitech DF-7 pedal. It models several distortion pedals that in my opinion does a fairly good job at re-creating the sound of the original.

[Van Greco]

Old EH Big Muff (5 dollars at a pawn shop about ten years ago)
Digitech Bad Monkey (this this freakin rocks!)
Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer
MXR Phase 90
EH Small Clone Chorus
EH Electric Mistress Flanger
Boss DD-6 delay
Boss DS-2
Crybaby 535 wah

I have others, but these are the only ones I ever really use. Mostly I just use the 535->Bad Monkey->Big Muff->reissue blackface Twin or late 60's Vox SuperBeatle. I never thought that I would find an overdrive that I liked better than the old tube screamer, but the Bad Monkey just blows it away. Plus, it reacts really well with the big muff when you put it in front of it. Best 35 dollars I've ever spent.

[tomg]

I'm a DIY kind of guy. I've built or REed almost everything at some point but this is what I've got right now.

Retail
------
Rockman X100
Korg - A5 Multi-Pedal
DOD Digital Delay
DOD American Metal
DOD Compressor
DOD Flanger
MXR Phase 90
Maestro Echoplex
Proco Rat
Thompson Deluxe Wah (chrome)
Cry Baby
EH - Big Muff (3 versions)
EH - Deluxe Electric Mistress
EH - Octivizer
EH - Analizer
EH - Silencer
EH - Bad Stone
EH - Deluxe MemoryMan
Boss - HM-2
Boss - DD-2
Boss - Flanger
Seamoon - Funk Machine
Seamoon - Freshfuzz


DIY
---
FuzzFace (germanium)
Univibe
Small Clone
Electric Mistress (original)
Comp+
Fender Blender
Hogs Foot

Stuff I wish I had back
-----------------------
Mutron - Biphase
Morley - Echo Pedal
Maestro - PH1 Phaser
Fender - Dimension
Boss - Jet Phaser
Gibson - Chrome Fuzz (germanium)
Chandler - Tube Driver
Kittyhawk - 2 Channel Tube Preamp (model #??)