Guitar Effects Pedal
Guitar Effects Pedal
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 DANELECTRO DJ C MINI EFFECT PEDAL BOARD CARRY CASE NO RESERVE  US $20.50
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 SKB StageFive guitar effects pedal board Stage Five US $190.00
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 Furman SPB 8 Pedal Board w Soft Case US $100.00
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 PEDAL BOARD LYT 32 BAG GUITAR EFFECTS PEDALBOARDS FOR PEDALS US $149.95
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 LYT 24 PEDAL BOARD GUITAR EFFECTS PEDALBOARD US $84.95
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 PEDAL BOARD LYT 32 BAG GUITAR EFFECTS CASE US $149.95
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 BadAax Pedalboard US $49.00
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 SKB PS 55 Stage Five Guitar Effect Pedals Pedalboard US $225.00
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 Furman SPB8 Stereo Pedalboard with Power Conditioner US $150.00
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 OSP 32 Pro Guitar Effects Pedal Board ATA Flight Road Case 3 8 US $189.99
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 Boss ME X Pedal Board US $99.99
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 CNB PDC 410E Pedal Case Pedal Board Red US $45.00
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 Pedal Case Pedal Board for Boss Pedals CNB PDC410C US $29.95
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 CNB PDC 410G BK Pedal Case Pedalboard US $55.00
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 Chemistry Holeyboard Std Effects Pedalboard WITH BOMBER CASE US $125.00
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 New Pedaltrain PT 3 SC Softcase Effects Pedalboard US $139.95
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 CNB PDC 410F Black Pedal Case Pedalboard Pedal Board US $39.95
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 Boss BCB 30 Guitar Pedalboard Boss Pedal Case BCB30 US $38.99
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 Mogami Guitar Pedal Effect Patch Cable Cord Right angle US $35.00
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 PEDALTRAIN NANO PEDALBOARD w SOFT CASE PT NANO $0 SH US $49.95
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 FURMAN SPB 8 STEREO PEDAL BOARD US $100.00
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 Guitar Effects Pedal Board Pedalboard Heavy Duty 8 1 US $49.99
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 NEW PEDALTRAIN 2 Medium Size Pedalboard With Soft Case PT 2 SC US $119.95
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 Road Case Pedal Board for Line6 HD500 Multi Effects US $135.00
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 Pedaltrain Nano PT NANO SC Pedalboard with Soft Case Free US Shipping US $48.75
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 Ibanez TLC Tone Lok Effects Pedal Case US $29.99
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 NEW BEHRINGER PB1000 Effects Pedal Board w Power Supply US $99.95
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What is the best type of guitar effects pedal?
I've been interested in investing in an effects pedal for my electric but i'm really not sure which type of pedal would be best. I would like one that is a good, kind of cheap price but still good quality.
Single function effect pedals come in many varieties and features and can be both simple and complex to use. You have to first figure out the application you will use such a pedal. Do you need more gain from your amp? Then go with either a distortion, overdrive, or fuzz pedal. Do you like modulated sounds? Then chorus, flanger, and phaser pedals will offer plenty of swirl and thickness for you. Do you need ambient or time-based sounds? Then either a reverb or delay pedal will suit you fine. There are plenty of other single-ended pedals that offer different shades of effect besides the more popular effects listed above (i.e. uni-vibe, rotary speaker, octave, ring modulation, etc.,) but these are effects that are often used in moderation and probably shouldn’t be your first purchase.
Depending on what you choose, a pedal can cost you as little as $40 to as much as $400. Generally speaking, the pecking order in price for pedals begin with the distortion/overdrive pedals being the least expensive, to the modulation effects being in the middle, and the time-based effects being the most costly.
Below are four excellent pedal manufacturers for the stomp-box neophyte. All offer the type of effects listed above, are reasonably priced and should be easily accessible at your local music store:
BOSS
DigiTech
MXR
Electro-Harmonix
The most important advice we can offer, however, is to try a number of pedals out and see which one is right for you. Don't be afraid or intimidated to ask your local music store sales person to demonstrate a few different pedals for you. Each one will have its own distinct flavor, and you'll have to decide what is right for you.