blondguru's Metal Amp Rig

I inherited this from my great grandmother after she passed. It's very simple, with the only knobs being tone, volume, along with a tremolo with speed and depth controls.

I'll give it two stars because it's interesting- but not because it's good. This does not sound anything like a flanger, no matter how it's dialed in. You're better off with one of the Joyo Flangers.

Found this in my dad's collection and started using this when I first began playing guitar. I still come back to it. Not a bad chorus by any means, definitely one of the better Danelectro pedals.

Got a modded Daddy-O for $20, as opposed to a non-modded one for the same price. The mod done to it sounds as though its a heavier clip. About twice the amount of fuzz as a stock Daddy-O. Great for riffing.

My friend gave me a Guitar Center gift card when I was starting to play guitar and this was all I could get with my $25, pedal wise. 12 year old me thought it was cool. Current me thinks it sounds terrible. Harsh distortion that's best kept off the board. It possesses a sound only a mother could love, as long as she's deaf.

Might be that it's just touchy, but I don't enjoy it much. If the pedal is at half, the guitar isn't heard at all through the amp. At full power, it's screaming. This is with the amp volume at 12 O'clock. Might need some work done, but I'm not impressed.

The headstock snapped two weeks after I got it, and it didn't even fall. Bad luck? It's a good hollowbody for people who don't yet own one. Looks definitely outweigh the functionality, as I find this one nowhere near as nice sounding or playing as my Riviera or Es-330. There is a decent amount of bass though, with as thick as the body is.

Bought it used for $20 when I was first starting out. Not the most user friendly for a 13-year-old. Never could get any really good sounds out of it, just a lot of okay so-so sounds. Wish I would've kept it for some My Bloody Valentine reverbs.