The TC Electronic HOF is one that springs to mind. Well known and reliable

Mickey Someone does that combo in a pedal, but I can't recall who - it's uncommon - my first thought is a multifx of some flavour. Have a look at a Zoom Multistomp pedal - as a multi-FX in one pedal option.

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What do you think of the Zoom gfx - 3? Any good?

guidothepimmp
Thanks. Will scout around for one.

Mickey Havn't ever used it - but I do have a soft spot for Zoom multifx. I think the bass versions of their multifx all sound pretty good. I'm a long time user of the B2 and when I have to upgrade (Eg. when my 2nd one dies), I'll get a B3/B1on.

I did suggest the multistomp cause it will do reverb and delay in one stomp box sized unit - with the bonus of being relatively cheap 2nd hand and you can store presets of delays/reverbs you've brewed up.

guidothepimmp
Thanks

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A guitar tech guy is selling a Zoom gfx - 3. Think I'll go for it. Great to have you around with such advice.

Mickey No worries - hope you gel with it. Multifx are an acquired taste - need to read the manual and tweak n tweak.

What amp are you running atm? There's a trick to getting multifx to play nicely with differing rigs - it's never plug n play!

I use a Fender Squier I am thinking of upgrading pups on (maybe Seymour Duncan) through a Fender Champion 20. All very basic I guess but it's pretty decent.

Mickey Hank's sound was fairly basic - I put together a quick n nasty patch yesterday on my multifx - didn't quite get it to dialed in for Apache - but it was a fun & twangy surf rock sound.

Personally, I wouldn't get hung up on the exact equipment - Roland Space Echo's are reallly great, but just try to find fresh tape for it...!

Just in case you wanna read more about multifx/amps/etc... here's some reading: https://community.guitartalk.co.za/d/26795-bedroom-guitarist-multifx-vs-amp-pedals-part-i

Thanks. The delay video was also useful.