Overdrive/ distortion stacking order?

[Barnzy]

Just need a quick confirmation here...what order to stack these pedals so I can play around at home :
Timmy
DS-1 Keeley
RC booster
Barber LTD

 

[jads57]

There's no set order that all people will agree on, so experiment a lot! But from my perspective I'd recommend the following

Timmy>Barber LTD> DS-1> RC Booster at end will give more level, in front drive your pedals a bit harder (whichever you like, try both!)

 

[Barnzy]

Thanks...thats where I'll start.

 

[bobwl]

There's no set order that all people will agree on, so experiment a lot! But from my perspective I'd recommend the following

Timmy>Barber LTD> DS-1> RC Booster at end will give more level, in front drive your pedals a bit harder (whichever you like, try both!)

I'd probably flip the Barber and Timmy in this order, but that's just my pref. Otherwise a good start.

 

[jads57]

I guess the reason I'd put the Timmy first is it's a flatter more neutral od pedal as well as has the ability to be a clean boost.

 

[TheGuildedAge]

I like my timmy as an eq as well as overdrive. I think the timmy and ltd might be a bit redundant, but I would try guitar-ltd-ds-1-timmy-rc if it were my rig.

 

[jordane93]

I'd probably flip the Barber and Timmy in this order, but that's just my pref. Otherwise a good start.

same for me. I like my Timmy as my tone shaper. Remember the latest pedal in your signal change is the sound that your tone isgoing to take

 

[guitarjazz]

You'll have a better sound by not stacking things. Try one or two pedals at the most.