guitar multi effects pedal image
Cristian G
I am getting a new guitar and either a new amp or effects pedal. For now i will mostly be using it for guitar covers and i see that alot of people use multi effects pedals. How do they work, can i plug it into my amp (fender 15w frontman) and/or my computer? or should i get an amp? most likely a 30w marshall, vox or line 6
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They basically work the same as any other single effect pedal. The latest ones (Pod HD500, Digitech RP1000 for eg), also come with amp modelling software, along with a massive amount of effects. You will find that ultimately you will only use a few of them, but the choice is yours.
They are all digital, but some are powered by tubes (Vox). I dont think this makes a huge difference in sound.
I use the digitech Rp500 through a fender twin (tube amp), and it sounds great. The big bonus with this pedal is the ability to turn off the modelling, and just let the rp500 work as a pedal board. Classic effects like Univibe, Chorus, Fuzz, etc.. all sound fantastic.
You can run most of them through a computer for recording, etc..
They basically work the same as any other single effect pedal. The latest ones (Pod HD500, Digitech RP1000 for eg), also come with amp modelling software, along with a massive amount of effects. You will find that ultimately you will only use a few of them, but the choice is yours.
They are all digital, but some are powered by tubes (Vox). I dont think this makes a huge difference in sound.
I use the digitech Rp500 through a fender twin (tube amp), and it sounds great. The big bonus with this pedal is the ability to turn off the modelling, and just let the rp500 work as a pedal board. Classic effects like Univibe, Chorus, Fuzz, etc.. all sound fantastic.
You can run most of them through a computer for recording, etc..
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