Let’s Stack – Boss DD7 Delay & Boss Fender FRV-1 Reverb Pedal

Recording set up:
Plugged into Fender Blues Deluxe Reissue amplifier on the clean channel into a Two-Notes Torpedo Live.

Boss DD-7 Digital Delay Pedal

Boss FRV-1 63 Fender Reverb Pedal

Electro-Harmonix Nano Big Muff Guitar Distortion Effects Pedal

• Crushing distortion
• Singing sustain with attitude
• Compact, rugged nano enclosure
• True bypass
• 9-volt battery included, Optional 9.6DC-200 power supply available

Appears just like the Big Muff just smaller sized in dimension. has all the strike, suffer, and also good, luscious appearing blurry distortion. and the best component … it only occupies concerning 1/5 of the space a routine Big Muff uses up. This is far better than the full size Big Muff. It appears excellent. It’s almost the same as its larger sibling however I did see a bit much more audible oscillation coming out of the original Big Muff versus the Nano. The Nano, seems a little less sloppy. Another huge advantage is that the Nano Big Muff uses a basic 9v input where the initial uses a pin design adapter (aggravating).

Learn more about Nano Big Muff here: http://amzn.to/1R4IljF

TC Electronic BodyRez Pedal 

… helps you make an Acoustic Guitar pickup sound better. Designed for players who normally amplify their acoustic guitars by using the internal pickup. This little pedal seems to bring the sound of “wood,” that live/mic tone back to the instrument. BodyRez is true bypass, with 9-volt operation, and features phase-reversal technology for feedback suppression, and a built-in mute function for dead quiet cable removal when switching instruments.

TC Electronic BodyRez Pedal applies a vast amount of pre-configured filters combined with subtle quick compression in order to bring your amplified acoustic tone back to life. Its simple & cheap!! Find out more here – http://amzn.to/1hU4yVr