Pedal Case
What type of pedal should I get for my guitar?
i was thinking of getting a distortoin pedal to get a dirty nirvana like sound....i'm just a beginner, so whats a good cheap and reliable brand?
i know some pedals can be hundreds of dollars so please dont suggest those haha
also what are other popular types of pedals rock bands use? just in case im not satisfied with the distortion pedal
Boss pedals are great; I use one every time I flip on my amp. I've had mine for 2 years and it works great. My only problem is it sucks up a battery like no other, but I'd expect the same for all other brands. Just never leave your pedal on when you aren't using it. The great thing is, for the quality and durability of these pedals, you'd probably have a had time finding one over $150. Mine was $99 and its amazing.
As for other pedals, I have to suggest a Cry Baby wah-wah pedal. GREAT sound. Artists such as Guns N' Roses, Jimi Hendrix, (and yes, occasionally Nirvana) all use wah-wahs. Cry Baby (in my opinion) is the best.
Aside from these two types of pedals, you HAVE to try some pedals from Digitech. That is my favorite brand. Try out some delays and treble boosters. You'll love the treble boosters if you like Nirvana.
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Can anybody tell me where I can find a Case 1070 pedal tractor?
I have been looking for one for 2 years, can't seem to find one in good condition, or any condition really, for a decent price.
This pedal tractor would be circa 1970, or maybe 1971. Any help would be truly appreciated!
I've found photos of the tractor you're searching for at a couple of auction sites. However, it appears the items have been sold. Sorry. I wish I could have been more help. Still, I would recommend you contact the auctioneers. Perhaps they can assist you further.