dpgreek
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I'm curious to see how other folks are using their gain set ups / pedal configs mainly in live settings. I always hear less gain is more and don't necessarily disagree. I play a lot of covers (classic rock / blues songs).
I have a Wampler Superplex for higher gain (last in chain), Bondi Sick as for medium gain and Barber Gain Changer for low gain (first in chain). After all that I use a TC mini spark to boost for soloing.
I find that I'm usually leaving the Barber on most of time and stacking it into the Bondi (GC is first in chain) and not using solely for a low gain application unless it's a more mellow portion of the song.
I've tried a lot of tweaking, swapping orders, etc.. and am just wondering what other folks use, or how they would use a set up like mine in order to cover a lot of ground. Just don't know if I'm sold on a low, med, high set up and or if I should get rid of the GC to fund something else.
Any constructive advice is appreciated.
I have a Wampler Superplex for higher gain (last in chain), Bondi Sick as for medium gain and Barber Gain Changer for low gain (first in chain). After all that I use a TC mini spark to boost for soloing.
I find that I'm usually leaving the Barber on most of time and stacking it into the Bondi (GC is first in chain) and not using solely for a low gain application unless it's a more mellow portion of the song.
I've tried a lot of tweaking, swapping orders, etc.. and am just wondering what other folks use, or how they would use a set up like mine in order to cover a lot of ground. Just don't know if I'm sold on a low, med, high set up and or if I should get rid of the GC to fund something else.
Any constructive advice is appreciated.