Stomp Boxes
Stomp Boxes
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 Dunlop MXR Blue Box M103 Multi Effects Guitar Effect Pedal  US $31.00
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 DUNLOP MXR ZW44 Zakk Wylde Overdrive Pedal NEW US $59.99
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 Dunlop MXR Micro Amp M133 Boost Guitar Effect Pedal US $89.99
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 DigiTech HardWire TL 2 Metal Distortion Guitar Effect Pedal US $65.00
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 Nova Drive TC Electronic NDR 1 distortion overdrive pedal true bypass US $150.00
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 MARSHALL GUVNOR DISTORTION US $50.00
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 Proco Rat2 Distortion Pedal $4799 New Rat2 LK US $47.99
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 Electro Harmonix XO Bass Big Muff Brand New In Box US $83.10
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 Seymour Duncan POWER GRID Distortion Pedal Excellent US $39.95
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 SEROTONIN by NTS Sounds A boutique custom made fuzz distortion pedal US $82.99
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 Boss OD 20 Distortion Guitar Effect Pedal US $80.00
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 Blackstar HT DISTX Hi Gain Analog Distortion Pedal US $164.99
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 IBANEZ JEMINI STEVE VAI Distortion Overdrive pedal US $99.99
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 JHS Modded Visual Sound Route 66 American Overdrive and Compressor Stomp Box US $159.00
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 Boss MT 2 Metal Zone US $80.00
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 Boss DF 2 Distortion Guitar Effect Pedal US $50.00
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 AMT Bass Crunch LOW RESERVE US $150.00
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 Boss Metal Zone MT 2 Guitar Effects Pedal Distortion WITH Power Supply PSA 120S US $59.99
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 Wampler Pedals SLOstortion Distortion Brand New Free Shipping US $239.97
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 Ibanez DS7 Distortion Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal Stompbox US $30.00
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 Ibanez Jemini Distortion Effects Pedal US $45.00
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 DIGITECH DF 7 DISTORTION FACTORY GUITAR PEDA EXCELLENT CONDITION US $34.99
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 Subdecay Studio Liquid Sunshine Overdrive used No reserve US $59.99
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 Behringer DM100 Distortion Modele US $14.95
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 Noise Swash distortion self osc circuit bent feedback US $177.50
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 ZOOM G21U Guitar Multi Effects Pedal US $25.00
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 BOSS MT 2 MT2 Metal Zone Distortion Pedal Stomp CABLES US $74.99
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 Behringer VT999 VT 999 Vintage Tube Monster Pedal EFX US $54.90
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 TC Electronic NDR 1 Nova Drive Nova Overdrive Pedal US $2.21
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 DF 7 DISTORTION FACTORY PEDAL BY DIGITECH US $35.99
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West Australian Timbers - a Core Element of Ellis Guitars
Australian timbers are at the heart of the Ellis Acoustic Stomp Box. Hand crafted in Perth, Western Australia, Andrew Ellis selects his native timbers from that which has been salvaged and reclaimed by local woodworkers, mainly from areas due to be destroyed for new housing, or partly damaged by bushfire.
West Australian Jarrah is native to Western Australia, and comes in many colours and figures. Slow growing Jarrah trees produce denser timber than their fast growing counterparts. The timbers range in colour from dark brown, dark red, orange and light pink. The figure can be mottled, quilted, curly and striped. Dense Jarrah is used
for the sides and base of the Ellis Stomp Box.
Western Australian Sheoak occurs in the south-western corner of Western Australia in the coastal and hinterland region from Perth in the north to near Albany on the south coast. There is a small isolated population between Moora and Jurien Bay, Western Australia. West Australian Sheoak heartwood can be dark-red to brown and the sapwood is pale yellow. The primary figure in Sheoak is it’s medullary rays and intense pockets of darker brown scattered throughout the timber.
West Australian Tuart is a hard tree that grows on coastal limestone and can tolerate salt. In the 1830’s the timber was valued by millrights, shipwrights and wheelrights as it is almost impossible to split or splinter. Tuart can be extremely curly and is a naturally grey brown timber, which when oiled can become golden brown.
The tuart forest within Australia’s South West is protected by the Tuart Forest National Park and is the largest area of pure tuart remaining in the world. Ellis Guitars only aceepts Tuart when it can be guaranteed to be salvaged, not harvested.
West Australian Marri Red Gum is widespread in southern Western Australia. It can grow up to 50 metres tall. It is not considered at risk environmentally. The timber can be “plain” where half is golden brown and half dark brown, and “curly” where it is basically creamy but has intense curl making some pieces look 3D. It is commonly used in furniture manufacture, particularly dining tables and hall tables where the length allows the figure to be striking.
Cape Lilac, also known as White Cedar, China Berry and Persian Lilac, is native to India, China and northern Australia but has been introduced and adapted to many countries around the world. It is part of the Mahogany family. The Cape Lilac used at Ellis Guitars is from Western Australia and is a new Stomp Box timber. It has a gritty appearance and oils to a beautiful golden colour.
About the Author
Andrew Ellis is the Head Luthier at Ellis Guitars, Perth, Western Australia. Ellis Guitars make fine handcrafted acoustic guitars and the Ellis Acoustic Stompbox.
Electric guitar stomp box (foot pedal) question.?
Ok, well I am rather new to electric guitar and I had got one about two months ago, along with an amp and accessories. Now recently my friend had bought me a stomp box as an early b-day present. It's a distortion box. Now I have never had or tried these before but I've gotten used to it pretty quickly and it does make the sound very different in a good way. The question I have is that I know there are many other types of stomp boxes like Fuzz, Overdrive, Flanger and even Loop boxes, but can you connect more than one at a time to your amp? Like pretty much connect the input wire of one box to the amp, then connect the output wire to another box, then another wire again to another box, then another finally to the guitar. I've never really payed attention or seen stomp boxes in use so I really don't know if trying this would ruin them or even mess up my amp. Anybody know about this?
Yes, with multiple boxes you connect them to each other in series(out of one box to the in of the next and so on). However, the order you put them in is important depending on what pedals you have. Some effects in the wrong order of the chain will produce some bad sounds. So depending on what else you get, look up or ask what order they should go in for the best sound.
http://www.robertkeeley.com/faq.php#Effect%20Order
http://www.record-producer.com/learn.cfm?a=3065
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