Board Guitar Effects
Board Guitar Effects
 |
 Danelectro Pedal Board for Mini Effect Pedals  US $16.27
|
 OSP 32 Electric Guitar Effects Pedal Board ATA Case US $169.95
|
 POWERED PEDAL BOARD pedalboard guitar effect New fx US $47.95
|
 Pedal Board 22 West Coast Pedal Board US $139.00
|
 Pedal Board 34 West Coast Pedal Board US $149.00
|
 Pedal Board Wah Slotted 40 West Coast Pedal Board US $179.00
|
 SKB PS 55 Stage Five Guitar Effect Pedals Pedalboard US $230.00
|
 SKB Effects Pedal Board w Case US $75.00
|
 SKB Stage Five Pro Guitar Bass Effects Powered Pedalboard US $80.00
|
 NEW PEDALTRAIN PT 2 SC w VOODOO LAB PEDAL POWER II US $274.55
|
 DANELECTRO DJ C MINI EFFECT PEDAL BOARD CARRY CASE NO RESERVE US $7.50
|
 SKB StageFive guitar effects pedal board Stage Five US $190.00
|
 Furman SPB 8 Pedal Board w Soft Case US $100.00
|
 CNB PDC 410G BK Pedal Case Pedalboard US $55.00
|
 NEW PEDALTRAIN PT JRSC w VOODOO LAB PEDAL POWER II ALL NEW MOUNTED 0$ SHIP US $239.00
|
 LYT 24 PEDAL BOARD GUITAR EFFECTS PEDALBOARD US $84.95
|
 PEDAL BOARD LYT 32 BAG GUITAR EFFECTS CASE US $149.95
|
 PEDAL BOARD LYT 32 SOFT CASE EFFECT PEDALBOARD GUITAR US $149.95
|
 CNB PDC 410F Black Pedal Case Pedalboard Pedal Board US $39.95
|
 OSP 32 Pro Guitar Effects Pedal Board ATA Flight Road Case 3 8 US $189.99
|
 Pedaltrain Nano PROAUDIOSTAR US $49.95
|
 Powered Pedalboard FX BRD 4 up to 6 pedals pedal board US $62.75
|
 CNB PDC 410F SSL Pedal Case Pedalboard Locking Pedal Board US $39.95
|
 Pedaltrain Nano Pedalboard w George L US $49.95
|
 Pedaltrain PT 2 HC with Hard Case k28 US $189.95
|
 OSP 24 Guitar Effects Pedal Board ATA Case SEE VIDEO US $159.99
|
 Road Case Pedal Board for Line6 HD500 Multi Effects US $135.00
|
Guitar Forums
One of the great things about being online is the ability to find like minded people to chat with and learn from using the power of the internet. If you are a guitarist or music lover then you can quickly find advice and help using forums.
So what is a forum? Well generally it is a website that is set up like a message board grouped by categories. For example, in a guitar forum you may expect to find categories such as guitar equipment, playing the guitar, and talk about guitarists. Within these categories you would then most likely find further categories. For example, within guitar equipment you would expect to find guitars to talk about individual guitars, amplifiers to discuss guitar amplifiers and effects to discus guitar effects. This is the same for each individual category.
Within these final categories are the individual topics created by the user. Because of the layout of the categories within the forum, the topics are very specifically related to the category. So if you really loved to talk about guitar effects or ask for help with guitar effects, then the guitar effects category would contain many other postings from like minded people as well as provide the quickest help if you have any questions.
Generally these topics are sorted in date order with the most recently active topic at the top. Each time someone adds a post to an individual topic it will go to the top. This keeps the most relevant topics to the top of the list and all older topics disappear from view.
Unlike instant messaging forums are great because responses do not have to be instant. This means that someone on a completely different time zone can contribute to your post whilst you sleep for you to respond to when you are awake. This allows you to get ideas across the world from other people with experience in your chosen subject.
Search engines also love forums. They constantly update with fresh information and often searching for common questions within a search engine will offer posts from a variety of forums, most likely offering answers that people have provided in the past.
Joining forums is generally free so why not search for a forum on your chose topic and get involved. Be sure to read any rules before posting as the welcome can often be less than warm for those that choose not to check and adhere to them!
About the Author
Olly is the writer for Olly's Guitar World. Come and join our Guitar Forums and simply post 20 times to be entered into our monthly £50 giveaway! Fantastic deals on Guitar Tab Books as well as all other instruments.
Need help choosing a guitar multi-effects pedal! Boss vs. Line 6?
Hey!
Alright, so I decided on a multi-effects pedal. I would normally just get individual stompboxes, but money is a problem there and I think a single multi-effects board would be my best option.
I'm not really sure what to get. I have some choices in mind, but they all look good.
What I am really looking for is a multi-effects that's good in delay, tremolo, wah...etc. I don't need one that's good in distortion which multi-effect pedals lack in.
I can spend around $350 after tax.
I narrowed it down to these so far.
http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product/Boss-ME70-Guitar-Multi-Effects-Pedal?sku=450839
http://www.bossus.com/gear/productdetails.php?ProductId=720
http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product/Line6-Floor-POD-Plus-Multi-Effects-Pedal?sku=150212
I'm using a Les Paul through a Peavey Valveking 112.
Thanks!!
I dislike Line 6, I feel that their products tend to play very "flat" and compressed.
If you're going to go for a Boss multifx, get one of the GT-x series. They're massively configurable, you can do a lot of crazy stuff with 'em. You're absolutely right on the money in terms of not using a multifx for distortion, I totally agree with you.
That said, if you do want a multifx pedal that does pretty decent distortion, check out the Boss OD-20. Not all of the models are entirely usable, but it does do a decent Metal Zone, a decent general metal tone, a few good tubescreamer-ish tones, etc.
I bought the GT-3 for 100$ used at Guitar Center... love it. I can get all kinds of sounds out of it. Good times.
Saul
Pedaltrain - guitar effect board