Mar 11 2006, 07:29 PM
QUOTE(Pix @ Mar 11 2006, 07:04 AM)
anyway, here is the rule of thumb : the more pedal you'll have, the more talented you are, as a guitarist.
steve vai as 57 fx pedals, so he's the best player so far.
jimi used barely 23 pedals, not even simultaneously : that was the stone age of good guitarists.
angus young uses 0 pedal, and clearly, he sucks big time.
heh, this is blardy insulting for a person with an empty wallet and an empty pedal board... like me steve vai as 57 fx pedals, so he's the best player so far.
jimi used barely 23 pedals, not even simultaneously : that was the stone age of good guitarists.
angus young uses 0 pedal, and clearly, he sucks big time.
QUOTE(TheWhacker @ Mar 11 2006, 07:06 PM)
Newbie or not ... even if you go to a shop and telling them "I want pedal, very cun pedal" ... you think you're going to get an answer ?
You said you have a budget of Rm500 .... that's a good amount to start with.
Now the question at hand. What kind of music are you playing ?
Bluez ? Jazz ? Hip-Hop ? Rock ? Metal ? Ska ? Punk ? classical ? Soul ? Rap ? or you dunno ?
shhh shhh shhhh! don't say it whacker! let me say it...You said you have a budget of Rm500 .... that's a good amount to start with.
Now the question at hand. What kind of music are you playing ?
Bluez ? Jazz ? Hip-Hop ? Rock ? Metal ? Ska ? Punk ? classical ? Soul ? Rap ? or you dunno ?
help us, help you
IMO, i won't rush to get any sort of pedal first, and instead focus on my skills. after all skills are what that reflects a guitarist, not equipment.
This post has been edited by nerd: Mar 11 2006, 07:31 PM
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