This guy made me order one of these ....

[Ice9]

The power of advertising!   ah well ...I'll let you know how I get on with it.

Edited March 11, 2018 by Ice9

[matonanjin]

Do let us know.  Hard to tell with the audio compression over the internet but it sounds pretty good.  And it looks like it doesn't take much more board real estate than a Ditto Looper!

[CapM]

Friday:  This Boss Katana amp does everything I want it to do.

Saturday:  I bought something else for my tone!

[Ice9]

Its a slippery slope lol

I'm just going to call it a treat for the Katana as its been so good all week

 

Edited March 10, 2018 by Ice9

[Blue Dog]

That pedal and the katana amp  should sound great . my katana takes pedals great . Does it take your pedal board ,  Let us know how it works. . I have Boss pedals OD. DS. Comp, and the brown sound (I forgot the name} . Friedman  BE OD . I had To look it up. You should be able with that combo pull some great sound,  Good Luck

[Six String]

I bet its a pretty neat pedal.

Mooer does some nice pedals for really reasonable prices.  I've tried two and still have one.  I tried the Triangle Buff fuzz but it was a tad hard to tame, so I ended up going with a Fulltone 70's fuzz.  I still have a Mooer Orange 90 Phaser.  Its has a switch that lets you select 2 voicings,  Supposedly the "Vintage" setting is like a Script Logo MXR Phase 90 and the Modern is voiced like the either the Block Logo or EVH Phase 90 depending on what information you read.  All I know is it a pretty cool phaser.

 

Edited March 11, 2018 by Six String

[Ice9]

I'm looking forward to trying it out.

As I'm using an amp again, and I have a few pedals lying around, I thought I might as well make myself a pedal board. Probably a bad idea as I remember how addictive pedal shopping can be lol. Still, its all good fun right?

[Six String]

I think for most of us that there is a element of "collecting" to one extent or another.  It there wasn't, all one would need it a decent guitar and an amp if you play electric. For some, collecting is a big part of the avocation, while others like to limit their gear on one criteria or another.

Also guitar takes time to learn, and over time a persons interests, tastes, playing situations and eventually physical abilities are likely to change and gear may need to change with it.

So, in the big picture, it is a slippery slope and the contours are always changing so sometimes we are more prone to slide than others.

Edited March 11, 2018 by Six String