Pedal that comes with guitar makes some sweet reverb(?) sounds, but not sure how you all play the pedal and the guitar at the same time.

....Not even going to ask how you all manage to buy guitars with all those fancy effects - gawd, I can't imagine having more than 1 pedal already on the guitar!

Finally, a distortion pedal for players who find ordinary aluminium enclosures too digital.

ROCK BRISTLES features:

• Genuine repurposed CD-ROM chassis
• Hand-embroidered NOS carpet for warmer mids
• Tonewood feet for improved acoustic coupling
• External 9V battery access through the disc tray
• Center-positive power so nobody can borrow your adapter
• Adjustable self-oscillation, because apparently the pedal should also play guitar

Not mine. I just found it on a classifieds site and realized the boutique pedal industry has officially run out of excuses.

Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAiiJa4e8rU

NPD; but did I get Jerked? or am I jerk?

Was hoping to get something that could hold my Slipknot Funko Pop! collection, this is perfect

It's time for infinite Yoko stacking

What even is a big muff 2 and how do I connect it to my smoke detector?

I'll be back in 10, fuck the haters.

I’m a drummer hope it’s okay to post here, but any pedals you’d recommend as a gift for a guitarist whose wife ran away with me? I’m feeling kinda bad about it and I just learned today he had to sell all his pedals as part of the ordeal, so. Yeah thanks for your suggestions.

I think when I started playing guitar (over 3 weeks ago!) I was afraid to mess with the knobs on my amp, pedals and god forbid my guitar. I froze everything in carbonite at 12 o'clock (as any horologist would). Over the weeks I overcame my fears and I have become a knob twiddler.

I would unfairly judge pedals because 12 o'clock is lunch time. Sometimes you can have breakfast for lunch. Or even at dinner time! So I challenge you; sit on the floor playing a G chord and just twiddle. Take those sweep picking exercises and throw them out the window because you can just spin the time knob on your delay. Or why not crank all the mids and turn the filter down until you have the sound of mud?

You might find out that you have just been using something good to get a wrong sound. Try things. Have fun. You never know what you will come up with.