This kind of feedback is what I hoped for. Thanks guys!!
daveo1977 wrote:
Hello Pirate!
Neunaber's Mono Echo pedal makes me drool. You can see a demo of it here:
For something different, also see Digitech's Obscura delay pedal:
That mono Echo looks awesome, certainly drool worthy I'd say. Can't find any local availability, though. The Obscura - I like what I see, but this is purely on aesthetics. Can't look at the vids right now, but will check it out.
Stoffeltoo wrote:
I used to use a pedal board with different pedals but found it cumbersome to dial in between different song tones.
Purchased a second hand Digitech RP360XP multi effects with substantive tone and pedal library. I set up my preferences and use the stomp function to trigger or bypass individual stomp effects.
Probably not the best solution for your needs but it does have nice delays including a tape delay which are all tempo tappable. Very convenient.
In addition a built in expression/volume pedal. Lekker!
This is why I like the flashback triple, the fact that you can get 3 different effects/tones at the same time. My idea is to have presets which I can just activate during the set (like having 2 or 3 different single effect delay pedals all dialed in before the time), and if we lose the clicktrack (or when we play we can't always have click in our ears) I can maintain the delay speed etc. with the tap tempo.
That RP360XP looks very similar (though somewhat upmarket) to my ZOOM 707II, which I've had since 2005. I am trying to shy away from a single unit, because of something does go wrong (like now when the ZOOM destroys my entire sound signal), I can just replace whichever unit isn't working, instead of having to replace a whole unit and rediscover "my tone". Does this make sense - it's confusing even to me..? ?
