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Sclone
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If you want a good overdrive, go with the Ibanez TS808.
If you want a little more distortion, get the Boss DS-1
If you don't know what you want, the Boss OS-2 gives
you a good overdrive and distortion.
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Replica
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God damn nobody listens to me.
[img]http://www.musicinstruments.it/processori/images/Pedaliera%20BOSS%20OD-20%20DRIVE%20ZONE_jpg.jpg[/img]
I use it live, and to record. You can basically get any sound you want, and it's not ridiculously over priced (Think mine was 170 or so)
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Sclone
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Too bad it's over priced for whoever was asking
about distortion in the first place.
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GoldenRhino
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What's the difference between distortion and crunch?
...and how do I attain this said "crunch"? >_>
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Jomei
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[img]http://www.cvs.k12.mi.us/wyandot/images/crunch.jpg[/img]
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AWPJudy
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[b]BUY BOSS.[/b]
boss distortion/turbo distortion/overdrive/overdrive distortion will cover you, no matter [i]what[/i] style of music you're going for.
you'd be hard pressed to find and artist who DOESNT have one of those pedals. or two.
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Replica
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[quote="AWPJudy"][b]BUY BOSS.[/b]
boss distortion/turbo distortion/overdrive/overdrive distortion will cover you, no matter [i]what[/i] style of music you're going for.
you'd be hard pressed to find and artist who DOESNT have one of those pedals. or two.[/quote]I think I've got about 30
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ThinlineTele
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I know I'm going against the grain here, but I hate Boss pedals. They eat up your tone when they're turned off, since they aren't true bypass. Keeley Electronics, however ( www.robertkeeley.com) sells heavily upgraded versions of these pedals that are supposedly far superior to stock models. I sadly haven't played a Keeley, but from what I hear, they're the bee's knees.
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Joyeuse
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Investigate a bit into Behringer stompboxes. I can't vouch for them from personal experience, bu tif you're on a budget they look like they'd be a pretty great value.
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Sclone
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ZVEX pedals.
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Replica
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Since we're going nuts, Moog pedals. They're ungodly expensive, but all analog beauty.
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Sclone
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Oh fuck yeah, the MURF MF-105 is awesome.
In fact, it will be my next pedal.
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Replica
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I may pick one up.... mm mm, filtered good-ness.
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Etsureki Tsukurite
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Okay, another pedal question. I need something to, how you would say, delay or make the chords longer. Like in the Lonesome Diamond solo. I'm not completely sure if it's called a delay pedal or a reverb pedal. It's been a year since last time I've studied these things, so I'm a little dusty and I want to start back up in guitar. Any advice would be appreciated.
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clouds
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i have the moogerfooger 
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