gary_dizon's Amp Rig

This is a great modeling delay that can cover analog, tape, 2290, digital, dynamic, reverse, and modulated delays. The looper is functional and works well. I need to use the Tone Print more...

This pedal makes the guitar sound synthetic. The effect can "chop" notes and chords with different attack and modulate the notes. This isn't just a tremolo effect with an auto wah. It can make a guitar sound like an arpeggiated keyboard.

I love this Volume wah. The volume section is active. The range is great and functional. The Wah is adjustable on the side. The wah isn't throaty. It is a shaft sound.

The tap tempo and the light makes this tremolo really functional live. The tone from this effect is pretty stunning. The flexibility for this can change between time or ratio. The attack can be adjusted to the attack or fundamental.

The delays sound like an old Maestro Tape Echoplex. I lived and died by my Echoplex and also my Roland Chorus Echo for tape delays. The problems that developed with the tape delays were due to capstans hardening or wearing physically. This delay does that with age setting without the hassle the tape delays where physical vibration disrupts live performance.

The chorus is creamy. This is functional for keeping on when you want to have it turn on when it you play harder or even lighter. I have been a Roland Boss Chorus fan forever and used to always have my Roland Jazz Chorus - 120, Boss Digital Dimension, Roland Chorus Echo as a point of reference. I have used and owned the Super Chorus and the Chorus Ensemble plus other brands. I prefer the warmth for this over the DOD Stereo Chorus. The delay is a functional improvement for this chorus.

The delays sound great. The tone is warm and lush and completely functional with the light for tempo. The rate and depth gives more texture. This is one of my favorite analog delays of all time. The tone is very pleasing. The light makes it easier to perform live.