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  1. 6th June 2008, 11:02 PM #1
    smokingbeagle
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    Default Delay/reverb pedal?

    Our guitarist's pretty happy with the Fender DSP90 we bought for him as a gigging amp, but strangely he's found the onboard tremolo sound suits him better than any trem pedal he's tried. Trouble is, the DSP on the Fender will only do one effect at a time, and for the sounds we're after he really needs reverb and delay as well.

    I've PM'd guitargeek about his Dano Spring King, but having just looked up the size of the cowing thing it's got a bigger footprint than my kick drum, so can anyone recommend a good, CHEAP pedal to add a splash of reverb and delay to the sound without breaking the bank or taking up half the stage?
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  2. 6th June 2008, 11:27 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by smokingbeagle View Post
    Our guitarist's pretty happy with the Fender DSP90 we bought for him as a gigging amp, but strangely he's found the onboard tremolo sound suits him better than any trem pedal he's tried. Trouble is, the DSP on the Fender will only do one effect at a time, and for the sounds we're after he really needs reverb and delay as well.

    I've PM'd guitargeek about his Dano Spring King, but having just looked up the size of the cowing thing it's got a bigger footprint than my kick drum, so can anyone recommend a good, CHEAP pedal to add a splash of reverb and delay to the sound without breaking the bank or taking up half the stage?
    Marshall Reflectors (Reverb) go for about £30 on eBay - I picked one up recently - does the job nicely. For a nice basic delay I'd go for a Boss DD-? pedal - again not expensive for the slightly older models and lots on eBay - I use a DD-3
    Red ones are better.
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  3. 7th June 2008, 05:53 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by imported_timmyo View Post
    Marshall Reflectors (Reverb) go for about £30 on eBay - I picked one up recently - does the job nicely. For a nice basic delay I'd go for a Boss DD-? pedal - again not expensive for the slightly older models and lots on eBay - I use a DD-3
    +1 on the Marshall, but the DD's seem to be fetching pretty high dosh at the mo', I would suggest a Danelectro PJ&B, they are good sounding and cheap!

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  4. 7th June 2008, 05:59 PM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by imported_timmyo View Post
    Marshall Reflectors (Reverb) go for about £30 on eBay
    At that price you can't go wrong. Every time I've heard this pedal I've been really impresed with it
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