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Last Login: 27/12/2007 12:07:40
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| Well I recently got myself an Epiphone Valve junior and I've gotta say Valve sound does indeed sound nice.
but well with lack of EQ on the amp I can't really achieve the tones that I want, so I've been looking into EQ pedals
I've seen the Danelectro Fish & Chips and was wondering whether it's actually any good?
and also does it have a socket for an AC adaptor? |
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iMuso Guitar Guy
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| I've never tried that one but I do have a lot of those little Dano pedals. They are good basic units that work well for the price. And yes they do have AC adaptors, sold separately I believe.
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| | Danelectro pedals are ok, and they tend to be less noisy than the behringer equivalents in my expereince (although tend to have less controls) |
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Last Login: 28/10/2007 11:38:12
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| | the pedals are ok but they do drain batterys so quick! so if you do get one deff get a power supply |
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