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Topic: Volume Pedals |
Cliff Kane
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the late great golden state
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Posted 5 Mar 2000 11:46 am |
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Any advice on a good choice? My primary reason for buying one is to add to my lap steel's sound, but I would also use it for standard electric guitar. I've heard that a steel's volume pedal requires different characteristics than a regular pedal, but I can't imagine what they are (attenuation rate?) as these seem to be pretty simple devices . I heard good things about Ernie Ball pedals, mostly that they do not affect the tone/sound of the signal (pretty important to me). Any opinions and recommendations are greatly appreciated.
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Chris DeBarge
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Boston, Mass
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Posted 5 Mar 2000 12:24 pm
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Yeah Cliff,the Ernie Ball's are good, usually around $90 new or $350 on ebay 
The Goodrich is even better, but it's more money, about $140. Either would also work with regular guitar, they are very transparent. |
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Tele
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Andy W. - Wolfenbuettel, Germany
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Posted 5 Mar 2000 1:44 pm
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hey, what about the old Fenders, Sho~Buds....but you must be able to change pots once in a while...
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Jim Mathis
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Overland Park, Kansas, USA
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Posted 5 Mar 2000 2:45 pm
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| I've also noticed that some pedals are designed to be used sitting down (Goodrich, etc.) and others work better standing up Morley and other). |
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