guys....ive juz bought Zoom G2.1u -well fits me....since im a nub -
i juz nid an adapter...-9V-
any brand will do?
if i use the cikai-cikai...ones will it like explode or sumthing???
any guitar store sell this???
i forgot 2 ask the dude there....>.>

using batteries rite now LOLOL....
well atleast i got the santana patch...

sry n

thx...

Congrats and have fun with it. I almost bought that last week, but i pulled back my intentions.

Anyway, adapter is the most important lifeline if u dont wanna invest in batteries.

Do not use the RM12 adjustable adapter. You dont wanna see ur g2.1u suddenly stopped and smell smoke.

I burnt my Boss SD with that and it almost killed my 505.

Buy a fix voltage adapter that sells around RM30, branded one prefereed. Else, u can invest in rechargable batteries.

i wonder what the fuzz about true bypass..it maybe just alter ur tone a bit but what the heck..if it doesnt suck tone real bad, then dont get it la..if the effect is good i dont care if it is true bypass or not..im not that fussy about true bypass like some of us..come on laa

hey guys, im considering the boss ME-70 or the Vox Tonelab now. for effects, i dont think i really need a million effects, just a simple variety to play around with and most importantly, good sound. comments would be appreciated, thanks.

Yeah... I got various products from them as well :-)
Almost bough the XT Live also, haha... but I really don't have any need for it.

you will see the effects when you used bunch of pedals in one time..
imagine you put 7 pedals in line and you want to use the last one only.
imagine the signal that gone through 6 different type of pedals...
the alternative to bypass is a/b switch.

Yeah... Shah_Etd is right...
It becomes even worse if you have multiple loops running before the last one...

guys,know any shop that sells Dunlop DC brick???or any one sell em??

yerp i know that..but just pull out the unused pedal la..its like u used all the 10 pedals for 1 hour of jamming..u wouldnt wanna carry 10 ++ pedals plus they are damn heavy hehehe..sometime i felt like it is such a waste if u like the pedal so much but cannot get it becoz u r a true bypass freak..

yes true bypass is good but dun be too picky la..everything want true bypass..my worthless 2 cents

This post has been edited by nizamextreme: Jun 15 2009, 06:59 PM

u are asking who to come on with u?
different people, different preference.

i think the issue with tru by pass here are more affected by tube amp players. cuz tube amps are quite sensitive with the signals sent into the amp, even a small lil 60 cycle hum can be quite annoying on a tube amp but cant really be heard on a solid state amp. therefore true by pass may be important to some players if they're into clean tones.....if a metal head wants all true by pass i think...thats a bit too much la

hehe....just my thoughts, any comments on that ...?

Waaaa..metal heads cannot have a true bypass??thats a bit too much??
why bro??why????

yeahh!! dat is the explanation i wanna read bro..it is a MAYBE important but not necessary la u wanna have fx with all true bypass..i do admit that true bypass is important to clean tones..but wattaheck, even with not a true bypass i still can find damn nice clean tones..

i'm not asking people to agree with me but it is just my opinion..everywhere i go people talking about true bypass but still when i hear them play, sound coming from their TRUE BYPASS fx sux balls..imo la..sry if i'd offended someone over here..

This post has been edited by nizamextreme: Jun 18 2009, 01:52 PM

blacktrix....u oso a vox whore...wahahaha

Hi guys,

Just need some advice on effects placement.
Does the phaser go before or after distortion?
I tried both and prefer it before distortion, what about you guys?

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Added on June 25, 2009, 2:01 pmFrom what I understand, buffers in the pedals are quite important if you are driving a long signal path. So if you are having a long signal path and having ALL your pedals true bypass would load your guitar signal and cause it to degrade too.

In any case for a long signal path, you would still need a buffer to drive the signal on the longest portion of the signal so that it doesn't degrade. The problem is that not all buffers are created equal (some are good some are bad). That's why the tone suckage observation.

So though true bypass pedals are good, but buffers are there for a reason

This post has been edited by supercolossal: Jun 25 2009, 02:02 PM

Hi everybody, does anyone know where i can get this guitar fx processor?:

Korg Pandora PX4D or PX5D

i frequently travel and need a practice device to play along. if use laptop it so difficult lah...anybody knows?

Thanks

Merged your topic into this one, as all threads about effects should be here.

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Added on June 25, 2009, 4:05 pmMerged your topic into this one, as all threads about effects should be here.

This post has been edited by blacktrix: Jun 25 2009, 04:05 PM

CK Music, they carry KORG. I got mine at The Guitar Store, D'sara Perdana last time but already sold it cause I dun use it that much.

I eventually put my Phaser right in front. Phaser -> Dist/OD.
There is really no fix rule of where to put the phaser but mostly people will put the phaser after the OD/Dist. I tried it and it does sound nice but for the time being, I have the Phaser put in front to have the strong feel of it... maybe thats just me...Someday i will put it at the end depends on what I want.

Most important is ur ear to hear which sound nice to you.

Supercolossal is right, buffers are important to run long cable signal and Boss mainly use buffers and not true-bypass.

IMHO, True bypass is good but it is not everything to tone. I would personally prefer to have a few boss pedals to help run the buffer in front and of cos is to have a good buffer in front.

What is important is try out different pedals together and experiment, you will then find out that not all brand pedals are friendly with each other.

Cheers and Rock On~

thanks deadfrog ...at that time how much it cost?