Wednesday, October 16, 2024
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Top 5 BEST & Most Useful Guitar Pedals (and what you need them for)


These pedals I believe are truly something EVERYONE could benefit from. Not matter the playing style. These pedals are killer choices in a variety of different effects that give you the MOST for the money and are the most useful in any situation!

Shop UA Golden Reverberator here: https://amzn.to/3TKInGe
Shop Strymon Deco V2 here: https://amzn.to/3ZBTcOr

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0:00 – Intro/My Qualifications on the Matter
1:10 – FIRST Pedal Choice “Hologram Electronics BEAST” (w/ Sound Examples)
5:15 – SECOND Pedal Choice “For the Classic Reverb LOVERS” (w/ Sound Examples)
9:54 – THIRD Pedal Choice “For the Vintage Gear LOVER” (w/ Sound Examples)
13:01 – FOURTH Pedal Choice “The Tone Clarity You Crave” (w/ Sound Examples)
16:12 – FIFTH & Final Pedal Choice “Fixing What You HATE About the TS Sound” (w/ Sound Examples)
19:20 – Final Thoughs… What Do YOU Think?

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Originally posted by UCmdPb4etr71OnGOFt_ONy8w at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqEE09iyYRQ

26 thoughts on “Top 5 BEST & Most Useful Guitar Pedals (and what you need them for)

  • I don’t have any of these. What a bummer. Guess I’ll have to make wonderful sounds with “2nd best”. . . or maybe even third best. LOL. . .

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  • I don't have the UA pedal you chose, but I have another. Excellent quality. But, I have two Deco's. a V1 in front of the amp for Saturation and a V2 last in the loop for Double Tracking. One of the best pedals ever made. Nice video and choices.

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  • You don’t need any of these

    Guys is all GAS fueled infomercials

    Videos like this are just poking your dopamine reward systems

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  • Do any of these have programmable presets? The chroma is fine but if I get a sound I like but have to bounce away to get a useable sound can I get back to it? Same with the deca. I find I'm needing 4 different delays and not enough pedalboard real estate for 4 different delays.

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  • Have you played the Deco V2? I’m also slightly obsessed with that pedal but I’m in the mindset of ‘if it ain’t broke don’t fix it’ so I haven’t upgraded but am I missing something?

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  • well, you got a point. most of em are expensive beauties.
    i dont mean to come across like that jerk know it all sales guy in a store who refused to sell me a polyphonic synth trying to force me to get a monophonic to learn proper synthesis but:
    having demoed pedals at trade shows my experience with noobs is: they dont yet hear the difference … chroma console is complex. fun. maybe turning a knob and shit happens is enuff, but id advise getting a 2 knob compressor, a pleasent medium drive (blues driver odr mini) , ge7 most importantly an analog delay first. line6 m5 for finding out wich mods are liked and exploring other fx. tc flashback ii. got mine for 80. some holy grail or hall of fame. if noobs spend half a year with that theyll approach chroma console in a whole other way. the deco too.

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  • Really good overview, thanks! I have the Deco – love it, I came up recording to tape (including having 2 1/4 inch Studers in the studio to ADT with!) and I think Strymon have excelled themselves with this one. Also familiar with some of the later UA stuff – tasty reverb, indeed! That Chroma thing definitely looks like almost too much fun! Just a couple of my own personal favourites to throw into the loop in case you haven't tried them – Effectrode Blackbird 12AX7 Vacuum Tube Pre-Amp Pedal and the Crowther Double Hot Cake (Paul is a friend from way back, I've used Hot Cakes since he started making them in the late '70s). Cheers.

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  • Could you tell us where console is in your board? Because I can’t understand where to put it in my board with different drives, boosters and delay.

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  • 4:11 "it has midi in and out so you can run it stereo"

    Not sure I follow what midi has to do with stereo?

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  • The thing that always gives me trepidation about videos like this is the fear that if I buy all the pedals everyone else buys I’m gonna sound just like everyone else, which is my least favorite thing

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