[Rocker_kupr]

Alright, I'm new here and would like help on a few things.

first thing i'd like ot ask is, in what order should effect pedals be placed in if i want a proper sound set up?

the gear I have is as follows

- Boss CT-2
- Boss MT-2
- Boss LS-2
- Boss DD-3
- Boss OC-2
- Boss PW10
- Boss ME-50
- Radial Tone Bone Hot British Distortion (tube pedal)
- Morely Bad Horsie Wah Pedal


I would like to know the proper way in which to set these up so that there is no sound councellations or unnecessary sound tone alterations.

Thanks

- _\m/ Rocker Kupr _\m/ -

 

[violation]

The only 'proper' way is the way that sounds good to you... there's no rules.

I personally go: Guitar --> Tuner --> Wah --> Overdrive --> Distortion --> Modulation (sometimes I put these in the effects loop) --> Amp.

 

[Stratin2traynor]

Correctomundo. There is no "right" way.

 

[Chito]

As mentioned above, there is no set way of arranging your pedals. But, there is a guideline that you can follow:

GUITAR - COMPRESSION - WAH - DISTORTION/OD - NOISE GATE - MODULATION - DELAY - AMP

That's pretty much how I set up mine. Although I don't use a noise gate.

Set it up like the above then move them around to see which combination works best for you. I also noticed you have a line selector. That should give you a few options.

 

[washburned]

But if...

...you're using an amp where your OD is the pre amp channel, then time base effects like reverb, echo, chorus etc. go in the amp's effects loop.

 

[Mooh]

The Boss effects booklet and website has good illustrations and suggestions for effects order. There is also an article in the latest L7M flyer.

Peace, Mooh.