dgorjup
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Post by dgorjup on Nov 5, 2006 13:02:17 GMT -5
Hey Guys two questions really...
First; I have several pedals (Overdrive, Distortion, Boost, Wah, Comp/Sustain, Delay) and i was wondering if there was any unwriten rules as to which order they should be in?
ATM there in this order;
Guitar -> Tuner -> Comp/Sustain -> Wah -> Distortion -> Overdrive -> Boost -> Delay -> AMP
I use a Boss blues driver as a boost pedal
Second question is has anyone ever changed LED's in there pedals? and if so could you give me some pointers as what i should/shouldnt do when changing them?
Cheers
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Post by bam on Nov 10, 2006 6:34:37 GMT -5
there is no general rule, -- but your arrangements is the most commonly used. I think there were some PDF's in Fender website - somewhere - that explains about effects ordering. And I think there was a thread about it here.
But basically, effects ordering is rather a logical "puzzle". i.e. understand what each of it does, and order them as you'd like.
LEDs .. pretty easy if you are adept at soldering. If you're a n00b, try to practice first with some resistor junks on a PCB junk.
general rule in soldering guitar-related equipments : use a soldering iron above 40 watts ONLY if you're experienced enough.
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Post by benitosuave on Jul 27, 2007 15:27:31 GMT -5
Most effects are supposed to imitate something so think about what it is that is imitating:
Eqs/wahs/compressions imitate having a different guitar Overdrive/Distortion/Fuzz imitates having a different amplifier reverb/delay/echo imitates being in a different room.
Think about this when ordering your FX because this proposes a guideline for some "natural" order to put them since a guitar is plugged in to an amp, which is played in a room.
So you want will probably like: guitar > Eq/wahs/compression > Overdrive/Distortion/Fuzz > Amp > reverb/delay/echo (in FX loop)
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