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Do you like the LP better than the Ibanez? Whichever way you answer, you'll answer your own question.

You're not going to get that mid-heavy, spongy, Recto tone from the Legacy with any pedal. Two totally different voicings and amps.

I used to have a Mod4 MkII MP1. The price on ADA gear has gone up a lot just in the past 2-3 years. One of the best preamps I've played, especially for the price. It's cool to see ADA picking up again.

Fretpick, this video was already picked apart by the guys on JP's board. I forget which member, but one of them slowed it down (and posted the video) revealing that the audio doesn't match up with the video. Supposedly... the footage is real, but the audio was switched afterward. Do a search on the ...

Mr. Supertron wrote:Has anyone on here tried Mesa Boogie Tubes in the VK 212

They aren't technically Mesa tubes, their name is on them, that's about it. I'd recommend looking into JJ's.

GYiakoumi wrote: It's not the same, I want more than Amp feedback.

The pedal does not produce and/or recreate amp feedback. Hit a note, press and hold the on/off switch, and the note sustains as long as you hold down the on/off switch.

Boss DF-2 Super Distortion & Feedbacker

If you EQ the amp right and set the OD up correctly, you should be able to get some decent metal tones out of the DSL. Give that a try before buying another pedal. I'm not a big fan of Boss distortion pedals, but give the MD-2 a shot if you can't dial in a sound you're after. I found the MD-2 to be ...

You'll get a much better tone using an OD to boost your DSL, rather than using a distortion pedal on the clean channel. If you're expecting modern metal tones from a DSL, you're looking into the wrong amp.

I'm looking at the boss ds-1 and ds-2 really, they both seem to give a nice boost without sounding like a jar of wasps. Like mentioned, look into an OD and not a distortion pedal. Before buying anything, give your SD-1 a try and see if you like it. If you're not looking for that bees in a can sound...

Peterson Strobostomp 2 is amazing tuner. It also double's up as a D.I if needed. Yeah, I know. It would be perfect but like I said: I`ve heard nasty things about the quality. Maybe I should just take the plunge... What kind of stories have you heard? When I used to work at a music shop, there was t...

brother al wrote:planet waves is true byspass sturdy reliable and easy to see

I disagree. A friend of mine took the Planet Waves tuner on tour and it didn't last very long. Go for the Boss TU-2 if you want durable.

I would doubt that his strings are changed during the gig IMHO, as Floyd Rose string changes are not nearly as fast and easy as a fixed bridge guitar...Strings need to be stretched, re-tuned, and re-stretched (and repeat multiple times on each string) to stay in tune, and the guitar has to be inton...

It'll loosen up over time. You'll have more control over pitch with the treadle being a little stiff.

Mr Clark wrote:what do you guys think about the ibanez wd7 weeping daemon wah?

Don't waste your money, keep looking.