mylittleeye's Pignose Pedalboard
Pigital Modelling
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~$262
Value by category
- Amplifiers 52.1%
- Effects Pedals 47.9%
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Avg price: $136.45
Much more than the sum of it's parts...
Beginners will be drawn to the whistles and bells of modern portable digital modelling amps but Pro's will appreciate the pignose's zen like simplicity and the warmth of it's old school analogue transistor circuitry. The Pignose is now my go-to portable amp despite the fact that I already have the popular Roland Microcube and Vox DA-5. Besides my guitar, I primarily use the pignose for filthy Chicago style harmonica, which my digital amps just can't seem to process without nasty dissonant overtones. The pignose handles the crazy harmonica signal waveform effortlessly, and delivers a presentable harmonica honk directly from my Bottle o Blues harmonica mic. Distortion is controlled by balancing the ratio between the mic (input) volume, and amp (output) volume, just as with guitar. It also plays well with my preferred effects pedals; another reason to choose it over the generic built in effects of modern portables. A final bonus is that the Bottle o Blues stows neatly inside the case along with 5 harmonicas and a 2 meter instrument cable.
My other amps may go to market but this little piggy will stay at home!
Preferred Settings + Usage:
Crank the amp and control the distortion with the guitar volume knob, or was it the other way around? Either way, it's a balancing act. you'll figure it out!
About this setup
This gear photo by mylittleeye features 2 pieces of gear, including Pignose "Legendary" 7-100 and Zoom MS-50G Multistomp. The setup spans Amplifiers and Effects Pedals. Artists with this kind of gear are most often found in the Rock, Pop, and Electronic scenes.
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