Title says it all really. Oh yeah, and the brief description at the beginning of the video!

I dedicate this short vid to a friend we lost, who passed away yesterday, I called it Voices, RIP my dear friend Brian Corrigan

Part 1: Rob Marcello walks through the features of Boss’ new flagship multi-effects guitar processor. It features Boss’ latest custom-made DSP nad proprietary sound-modeling COSM engine. In this vid Rob shows you the looping and split-effect capabilties and then walks you through the control panel. Be sure to check out Part II to see Rob shred, full-on, with the GT-10.

is this an inexpensive way of not buying a preset amp? i’m referring mainly to this line 6 processor and their amps. also, what is a good couple of inexpensive pedals to start out with?
all that info confirmed for me what i was seeing online and helped me remember some stuff i had noticed, as well. thanks for the 411 info. i guess i have a beginner amp, which is what i figured. unless, overdrive, clean, and equalization are basic standard features. i noticed around when i asked you can’t even get a cry baby pedal for less than to . i think i noticed cover bands that i had seen always had boss pedals.

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The Cry Baby 535Q is considered to be the pedal that moved things forward in the evolution of the wah. This video explains how it came to be and why it is called the 535Q. There is also a demonstration of the 535Q’s wide range of tonal characteristics.

In this multi part interview from 2007, Guitarist Eric Johnson discusses music, his guitars, amps, effects and inspiration. www.harmony-central.com

gak-music.co.uk Meet the ultimate palmtop guitar companion and recording studio. Only slightly larger than an iPod, the tiny-yet-powerful MICRO BR is a dream for musicians on the go. The MICRO BR offers four simultaneous playback tracks (plus 32 V-Tracks), MP3 compatibility, onboard multi-effects, built-in rhythm patterns, a tuner, USB, an SD Card slot, and more. No guitar case or gig bag should be without one! gak-instruments.co.uk

This is the Power-All, it is similar to the 1 Spot and the DC power brick. The Power-All PA-9 is a universal 9-volt DC power system, it can power up to 20 single effect pedals from just one adapter. It provides 2000 milliamps of power and takes only one space on your power strip. This is something you are going to want to look into if you want to: A) Power multiple pedals (1-20) at the same time B) Run all your pedals through one signal without worrying about how they all get powered C) Have a new way of powering your pedals and get rid of using batteries D) Get rid of having to buy multiple, bulky, power supplies from other companies an keep then all on your power strip taking up a lot of room. Or all of the above… *Warning* Make sure that this is the right power supply for your pedal, it powers most all pedals on the market. Also make sure that you use the the right extension. If you don’t follow these rules, you may end up frying your pedal(s). This is the value pack of the power-all you can just buy the adapter or just the extensions, or add on to what you have. follow this link to see what you can buy: www.musiciansfriend.com Price: Rating: 5/5 Comes with: • The Power-All AC adapter • Cable 5 connector daisy chain • Cable red reverse polarity (tip positive) {1 strait 1 angled} • Cable blue 1/8″ (3.5mm) phone plug {1 strait 1 angled} • Cable green reverse polarity with 2.5 internal diameter {1 strait 1 angled} • Cable black extension {1 strait 1 angled} • Cable …

In this multi part interview from 2007, Guitarist Eric Johnson discusses music, his guitars, amps, effects and inspiration. www.harmony-central.com