No, it was something like Gashton, Smashlon, Hashtown.... I dunno.Rog wrote:Ash, was that a Rockson pedal?
Overdrive=OK, Chorus=OK, but their Distortion=BAD
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Overdrive=OK, Chorus=OK, but their Distortion=BAD
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I used to have a Boss DS2, I found it a bit hard to get a good tone out of it, I also briefly tried a DS-1 and found it didn't have much bass response (though this was through a tiny 10 watt marshall amp witha 6.5" speaker). I did find though that a Marshall Jackhammer was pretty damn good through that amp, also it gives you a wide range as it has both overdrive & distortion (switchable).
Don't listen to any of those guys ...... they are all biased ... Me, I'm "totally unbiased" .... Just get yourself a Rat pedal ... and you'll have it sorted!!obired wrote:Cheers guys.
It'll be my squier strat for now, until my dot studio finally arrives in the country
Definately the rock end of the scale so I guess I'll use the DS-2 Turbo Distortion as a starting point.
Much obliged!
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If your looking for a nice cheap distortion pedal maybe you should look at a Behringer UM100. I found this fun to play around with before I upgraded and plus they're only $70 and (in my opinion) out do alot of distortion pedals in the $100-$200 range. Look at http://www.trademe.co.nz/Music-instrume ... 622488.htm for more info.
