Available from www.gear4music.com a video introduction to the Boss DD-20 Delay Pedal.
www.worldmusicsupply.com A demonstration of Boss’ Fuzz FZ-5 guitar effect pedal from Jason Spencer of World Music Supply.
In this video we review the GLab Wowee Wah Pedal WW-1. This is a fun and unique wah pedal and it has some killer features and functionality. For the demo we use a Gibson Les Paul Standard guitar through a Fender Hot Rod Deville 2×12 combo all tube amp and BOSS distortion. For more info on this pedal go to: www.glab.com.pl To order the pedal or for more info or questions contact Ben at ben@blackhawkmusic.co.uk or visit the Black Hawk Music site at: www.blackhawkmusic.co.uk Many more gear …
www.worldmusicsupply.com Jason Spencer of World Music Supply demonstrates the OS2 Overdrive/Distortion effects pedal from Boss for electric guitar.
Jun 192009
Playing some riffs and testing the sound of my Zoom G1 multi-effects pedal plugged straight into my laptop mic/line-in plug (using a 1/4″ to 1/8″ stereo jack converter) using my Douglas Shadow Gold (Les Paul goldtop style electric guitar from RondoMusic.com). The sound isn’t that great going straight into the line-in like this (need some proper recording gear) because everything gets too muddy when there is too much volume and low end bass. I’m just going through some custom patches that I …
www.worldmusicsupply.com A demonstration of Boss’ Compression Sustainer CS-3 Guitar effects pedal from bluesmaster Jason Spencer of World Music Supply.
www.worldmusicsupply.com A demonstration of Boss’ Compression Sustainer CS-3 Guitar effects pedal from bluesmaster Jason Spencer of World Music Supply.
This is a brief roundup of almost all Z Vex pedals (by Mr. Vex himself) taken from the NAMM exhibition at 2006 by gearwire.com. Mr. Vex keeps his usual humour and good mood (I love that!) despite the fatigue of the show… My favourite, of course, is the Wah. Beautiful handcrafted (and handpainted, too!) pedals, but some of them a bit overpriced – even above usual boutique pedals’ prices – and a bit small to be used easily on stage (unless you tape it down and use your finger to switch it on …