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    • #1309
      indexless
      Keymaster

        Topic usually reserved for electric players but what pedals do you use if you play amplified? A great Boss GE-7 and a chorus?  Let’s hear about your live rig

      • #1315
        moo cow
        Participant

          Boss GE-7 and a cable straight to board.

        • #1316
          bert
          Participant

            SCGC VJ (K&K mini) —> LR Baggs Para Acoustic DI —> TC Elecs Hall of Fame2 reverb.

            Little this, little that, just right.  bert

          • #1349
            Daniel
            Participant

              Orchid Electronics preamp is usually plenty for my Mix F5 mandolin.

              For the JBovier EMC5, I run though an Origin Effects Slide Rig.  It’s another preamp designed to boost and compress.  Sometimes I use a Boss Overdrive and a Boss EQ pedal.

              I’m looking for a good reverb pedal at the moment.  🙂

              Daniel

               

            • #1366
              Old 97
              Participant

                I bought Eric Skye’s K&K pre amp. Beats the Baggs’ PADI completely. I go into the pa from there. My Cruz has the Baggs Anthem. I like it. The band hates it. They prefer the K&Ks in the Brondel and the Northwood. I find the Northwood has the best sound of the three.

              • #1555
                Matt Hayden
                Participant

                  Have a small tube preamp (ART Tube MP/C) which sounds very warm and works fine – indeed, better – with cheap 12AX7s than better ones (lower voltage, so the tube never overdrives).  Used with an SBT (PUTW, Baggs, etc), it’s big and warm; the compression and the eq make it easy to dial in for either solo or band work.

                  Always use the reverb on the board (or the amp) if possible – it’s usually better than outboard reverbs, IMO.

                   

                   

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