What's /mu/'s favourite pedal?

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And Nano Pog and the Maxon AD999

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>>73920648
Boss CE-20 Chorus

Eventide space

>>73920744
Space is a rip off you'll only use a handful of the reverbs on it. The TimeFactor is a better pedal overall.

>>73920648
Big Muff

>>73921481
isn't time factor a delay?

>>73920648
rainbow machine

Noise Swash and Trogotronics 666

I've only ever messed with effects if they're built-in to my shitty amp or with VSTs. I want to start building a collection of pedals and other effects though. What are good pedals for the essentials, like reverb, delay, etc?

ZVEX fuzz factory or maybe Eventide Timefactor

>>73921900
Depends on how much you have to spend and what tones you're going for.
Digital shit like the TC electronics delay will model analog, tape, digital with different qualities; dark and lofi, bright and short delay, oscillation, long clear repeats, etc. Fuzz is something you need to ask yourself, "how fucked up do I want to mangle my guitar tone?", Big Muff with tone wicker will give you fuzz with midrange and volume other boutique will be noisier. All other modulation depends on what you want. There are more than enough units that mimic vintage and new shit on the market. It all really comes down on how much you have to spend.

>>73921948
Well I also need a better amp because mine is a piece of shit. If you had about $1000 to blow, what amp and effects would you get?

my laptop.

>>73921979
Most of the money on the amp with clean and dirty channel, then buy 2 or 3 decent effects.

zvex lofi junky

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>>73920648

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Boss ME-50

This thing has everything in it, you can make some weird ass sounds with the delay and wah pedal is great too. Great little stompbox although running through it cuts your tone a bit

Supermoon chrome.

>>73921948
With $1000, I would buy a Roland JC-40 ($600), either a a ProCo RAT distortion ($60 used) or an Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi ($100 used), a TC Electronics Hall of Fame reverb ($100 used), and a Boss DD-3 delay ($130)

>>73923605
Was meant for >>73921979

I like mixing my Fulltone OCD with my Sovtek Big Muff. Both are astounding in their own right, though.

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everything else is just kinda whatever

ram's head, ss/bs mini, red panda context

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it's a classic

>>73920648
Thinking about getting a fulltone gt500. Thoughts? I don't own any pedals currently.

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The only pedal I own, it's real handy being able to lay down a quick base track and even a chorus too if I want to.

Marshall Shredmaster and Electroharmonix Small Stone

>>73925882
rhythm not chorus, whatever it's late.

is there any benefit to using pedals instead of VSTs in a daw?

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Either this bad boy or the Big Muff.

>>73925952
once you get everything set up it can be really fun and make you more interested. i've spent more detail on pedals with 2 or 3 knobs than i have with huge detailed VST effects. for example, the boss ds-1 is analog, so if you turn the knob 1mm you will be able to hear a difference, you won't get that with digital unless it's done really well (tc electronics). they're more limited usually too but that's a good thing at times, it makes you get more creative. but remember it's not really about the gear, using pedals wont make you a better guitar player or music and using vsts won't make you a better guitar player or musician. but hardware might draw you in more than sitting at a computer like an office worker.

>>73925952
The slight audio input lag makes it less mojo