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Just looking for suggestions here on one possible setup.
Clean Valve amp ( anything that takes pedals ) Clean sound from amp alone Dirt one for general classic rock Dirt two for Solos. Individual dirt pedals or a T- Rex / TC Electronics one ? Personal choice I know, but what do you prefer ? |
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I know I just bought a combined od/boost, but in general I'd say separate units.
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My Cornell Romany has two sounds: Clean with EQ and crunch w/o EQ. Both sound great on their own and take to pedals (HT-Dual, Dist+, Bad Monkey) really well.
I really wish that the EQ could be switched in/out by footswitch ![]() At only 10W it's probably not got enough headroom for you though (from reading your other posts).
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I would need a lot more headroom. What config are you using with the dirt pedals when you are using them ? |
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2 pedals rather than a dual I'd say. That way you can choose the actual sound you want from each one rather than have to make do with the 'other half' of a pedal. You can still instantly switch (if you need to) by putting them next to each other - I manage it and my feet are far from coordinated !
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Keep one on for basic chugging and then kick the other one in for Solo's ( so both are on together ) ...or have one set for each style and between my last chord and first solo note do the dance from hell trying to switch one off and one on ![]() |
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Put 'em next to each other, as Mr O says.
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If you choose 'em right they should work together fine.
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