Does anyone use their pedals? I want a nice chorus pedal and I was looking into Boss, but these seem cool. Anyone use them?








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'74 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe
'01 Fender American Strat
Fender SuperSonic Amp
Cry Baby Wah - Boss DS-2 Distortion - Boss GE-7 Equalizer - Boss NS-2 Noise Surpressor

IT SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!! you cannot control the chorus of the pedal, you can tweak it but you cant take the chorus out of the effect. EX: its full chorus or off. Deff. go boss on your chorus buy.








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I am a 18 year old guitar player( been playing for 14 years now).I have over 13 guitars and several amps.The main Guitars I use are a Gibson Les Paul Studio,Fender Tele,and fender and Samic Strats.

Boss makes great pedels, i've used a Boss Super Chorus pedal for a real long time, you can get almost anything out of that pedal, it's pretty versatile.








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LTGplayer07 wrote:

IT SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!! you cannot control the chorus of the pedal, you can tweak it but you cant take the chorus out of the effect. EX: its full chorus or off. Deff. go boss on your chorus buy.

Thanks alot for the tip! I've had good success with Boss so I'll stick with them.








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'74 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe
'01 Fender American Strat
Fender SuperSonic Amp
Cry Baby Wah - Boss DS-2 Distortion - Boss GE-7 Equalizer - Boss NS-2 Noise Surpressor

Digitech makes great pedals. For my electric work I use the EX-7 Expression Factory, Synth Wah, Hyper Phase, and the RPx400 Floor Processor.
If i'm doing acoustic-electric, I bring along the Expression Factory.

break the prism wrote:

Digitech makes great pedals. For my electric work I use the EX-7 Expression Factory, Synth Wah, Hyper Phase, and the RPx400 Floor Processor.
If i'm doing acoustic-electric, I bring along the Expression Factory.

i have a Digitech RP 50, which i think cost me less than most of my Boss stomp boxes. it's a fun little pedal for practice purposes, i haven't really used it for anything besides that, but guitar multi-effects pedals have come a long way








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One can make a useful thing as long as one does not admire it. The only reason to make something which is not useful is that one admires it intensely. -Oscar Wilde

when go into the studio to record my acoustic stuff i usually go clean all the way, but every once in a while i'll use flange or something.

koffeefrk wrote:

break the prism wrote:

Digitech makes great pedals. For my electric work I use the EX-7 Expression Factory, Synth Wah, Hyper Phase, and the RPx400 Floor Processor.
If i'm doing acoustic-electric, I bring along the Expression Factory.

i have a Digitech RP 50, which i think cost me less than most of my Boss stomp boxes. it's a fun little pedal for practice purposes, i haven't really used it for anything besides that, but guitar multi-effects pedals have come a long way

i'll warn you guys that the digitech rp series is not very good in the studio... just takes more tweaking than it's worth. stick with analog if you can

i use boss CE-2 chorus, it's real nice








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