I just bought the following pedals...

- deluxe memory man
- big muff nyc
- small clone nyc
- small stone nyc
- moogerfooger mf-101 + 2 exp pedals

I already own a digitech pds-2000 sampler delay and a shaka bbq and a green ringer (built from aron nelson`s stompbox page specs)...

My amp is a 5150 combo.

What do you guys suggest for a tentative line-up ?

Peace,

Jynxed.

Uhm...maybe learning to play and stop hiding behing tons of pedals ?

It's a GEAR forum , who cares about playing . Generally speaking : Muff 1st and Memory Man last and then experiment with the other stuff in the middle . I like phaser before chorus and I'd probably put the ring mod before both of those . My .02 - KL.

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Originally posted by Gaylord:
Uhm...maybe learning to play and stop hiding behing tons of pedals ?

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I'm not sure if I play "behing" tons of pedals. But seriously, I guess Hendrix and Gilmour and tons of other guitarists were all scared that they wouldn't sound right without pedals. Just goes to show you'll suck if you use pedals.

Small Stone->BMP->MF->DMM->Small Clone->PDS-2000

That's just one way - the phasers can really go anywhere. I don't know what the shaka bbq and green ringer are. If the green ringer is a ring mod, it should go first.

Gaylord,I've been playing with a setup for years: Fender Strat 1952 reissue with virtual vintage picks ups, a ibanez 540 PII HH, a CryBaby Wah and a 5150 combo. Not that you deserved an answer, but I just found I needed to add more textures to my playing and well, went for some gear, which Ill soon discover if I did the right thing.

Gary: Green Ringer is a ring modulator that plays an octave up in the 12th fret, and gets weird sounding as you get away from that box. Cool sounding.
Shaka BBQ is a pedal built around the TS circuitry but with some twists. Just an adventure to check out if I could actually make them work, and in fact they did - great sound for the BBQ too.

Peace,

Jynxed.