michael's Country Pedalboard
Blues Rock Board 2024
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~$1,472
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Overdrive Effects Pedals
33%
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Multi Effects Pedals
21%
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Pedal Tuners
19%
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Effects Pedal Accessories
10%
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Delay Effects Pedals
10%
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Pedalboards
7%
Price mix
Mix of high-end and standard
Sonic Research Turbo Tuner ST-300
Avg price: $280.00
Avg price: $300.00
Avg price: $146.99
Warm and Simple Analog Delay
Before committing to the carbon copy, I did try quite a few different delays. I landed on this one for a few reasons.
The first is it sounds great. Although it is a little dark and not the clearest delay out there, I prefer it that way. I usually play rock and blues, and the sound of this delay just meshes with that music incredibly well. Personally, I rarely go beyond a quarter note delay, but the Carbon Copy adds a thickness to my tone that I very much miss if it is absent.
The second reason I like this pedal is because of how easy it is to use. Three knobs; mix, regen, and delay. Couple those with a modulation button and you have a very intuitive pedal. This was an important consideration for me given my use of delay, but I can see how some folks may want more features.
The MXR Carbon Copy is heavy for its standard-sized case, and feels very robust as I’ve come to expect from all MXR pedals. I’ve owned it for years and it’s been incredibly reliable.
The carbon copy is phenomenal. It is my always on pedal, and if you are looking for a simple warm sounding delay, check it out.
Preferred Settings + Usage:
REGEN: 11 o'clock MIX: 11 o'clock DELAY: 11 o'clock
Avg price: $312.00
Pedaltrain Nano Plus Pedalboard
Avg price: $96.96
Avg price: $148.32
About this setup
This gear photo by michael features 7 pieces of gear, including Sonic Research Turbo Tuner ST-300, Wampler Germanium Tumnus, and EarthQuaker Devices Westwood. The rig is a mix of high-end and standard pieces. Artists with this kind of gear are most often found in the Rock, Pop, and Folk, World, & Country scenes. Notable artists with overlapping gear include John Osborne, Mike Sullivan, and Mdou Moctar.
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clean, simple, clearly designed to lean on your amp's natural tone and breakup when pushed
@jimmarchi1 I've really cut back quite a bit. I love my tweed champ, and it doesn't need too much pushing for great tones at the volume levels I play at. Throw on some delay or reverb to taste and sounds great to my ears.
@michael LAYLA!