stacking of duplicate pedals

[fcknoise]

.... thats a lot of SHOes

[coupleonapkins]

so.. one double rock is x8 SHOs?

Nooooo! Sorry! I edited that last post.

The Box Of Rock topology is a different beast (at least to my eyes) that's supposed to sound like a cranked Marshall, while the Super Hard On is a boost based on the circuit of an old mixing desk.

I still think the Double Rock is ridiculous, but I'm sure two of those together would sound great/like fried dinoslaw.

.... thats a lot of SHOes

[toothsome]

this thread is making me want to double rat and double wet reverb.

for you guys double ratting how high can you turn gain on each before you get squeally/need a noise gate? i imagine some peeps may be letting the squeal run free.

[dubkitty]

I used to use two Marshall Guv'nor 2s...when you get the gain matched just right with two identical fuzzes it gives you a compressed tone that's quite nice.

[Bartimaeus]

Stacking phasers or tremolo can be a good way to make them sound slightly less predictable. I know that often it isn't heard in the mix, but really obvious sine wave modulations can annoy me.

I usually end up with two slightly different versions of the same effect, rather than duplicate pedals. If I were performing regularly enough, I might get two The Elements again for different settings (but I'd probably go HoneyBee+Elements instead). Two Timelines seems fun, but so does Timeline+DD7?

Ed from Radiohead stacked a bunch of DD5's back in ~2000. Also, his new tour board has two DITTO X4's (one pre-delay and one post-delay).

[D.o.S.]

stevie ray vom

Underrated

[Invisible Man]

Hahaha Stevie Ray had some indigestion.

[GuitarSlim101]

I've stacked 3 LPB-1s before. Got very silly with all of them going. It was possible to get some very udu able dirt tones with more subtle settings, though.

[Dheuthymos]

Mp3 recorder into 3 DOD death metals