Like they always say, you get what you pay for. Except with a multi effects pedal, you get more. Just saying “multi effects pedal” a few years ago would have got you thrown out of most bands, but oh, how times have changed. My first guitar multi effects pedal was the Zoom 505. Honestly, it [...]
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Why buy a Multi Effects Pedal?
February 28th, 2011 
steveg 
Posted in Multi Effect Pedal F.A.Q's 
Tags: Boss, Digitech, guitar pedals, Line 6, multi effect pedal, multi effects pedal, pedal board 
2 Comments »What is a Multi Effects Pedal?
November 13th, 2010 steveg What is a Multi Effects Pedal? In a nutshell, a multi effects pedal (or unit), is a one-stop-shop for guitar effects. They are designed to replace multiple single effects pedals chained together. They can range in price from $100 to $1500 depending on features and quality. Designs can range from floor (live use) [...]
Multi vs. Single effect pedals – Which is best?
November 13th, 2010 steveg If you spend some time on the guitar forums, and review pages, you will find endless opinions on what is better – The multi effects pedal, or individual effects pedals. The real choice in the end comes with your ear. The common argument is “multi effect units sound harsh and digital”. This may be true [...]
Why use Multi Effect Pedals?
November 13th, 2010 steveg Origins of the Multi Effects Pedal The origins of the Multi Effects Pedal began with the development, and success of the single effect pedal. In order to combine all of these great effects in one package for live, or home performance, players began creating elaborate “pedal boards” to tame the many-cabled beast! Many great [...]
Multi Effect Pedal: How to choose the right pedal for you.
November 12th, 2010 steveg Like they always say, you get what you pay for. Except in this case, you get more. Just saying “multi effect pedal” a few years ago would have got you thrown out of most bands, but oh, how times have changed. My first guitar multi effects pedal was the Zoom 505. Honestly, it was a [...]
