Fun thread time:

[Noise...]

Ibanez DE7. Still on my board, and used frequently.

[Achtane]

Devi Ever Shoe Gazer. It's one of the older models where both circuits can't be engaged independently, you have to start with one and then the other can be used. I messed it up trying to rewire it to be independent, and now one the TP side is an oscillating mess. I don't use it because I don't like it on bass, but I'm keeping it anyway -- it'll be used in some way, some day.

When I get a guitar maybe.

[DarkAxel]

Rocktron Zombie (i don't count the Zoom 707II multi-effect unit) and it's long gone

[plhogan]

Boss Bass Overdrive

Nope, it's gone and has been replaced with a Velcro fuzz.

So apparently that was like everyone and their mother's first pedal?

I had it until I opened it up to see how it worked and then couldn't put it back together

[Fuzzy Picklez]

Some digitech multi effects unit.
Someone actually lent it to me. I gave it back a while ago.


After that I got an Ibanez Weeping Demon which I'm trying to sell, and an Ibanez Metal Charger.
The metal charger was a loner as well, so I gave it back a couple months ago.
What a weird pedal.

[colin]

Boss MT-2, sold it a few months ago after it spent the last ten years gathering dust.

[ifeellikeatourist]

Devi Ever Shoe Gazer. It's one of the older models where both circuits can't be engaged independently, you have to start with one and then the other can be used. I messed it up trying to rewire it to be independent, and now one the TP side is an oscillating mess. I don't use it because I don't like it on bass, but I'm keeping it anyway -- it'll be used in some way, some day.

When I get a guitar maybe.

That's a pretty easy fix for the shoegazer. Lemme know if you would like help with it.

I am embarrassed to admit that my first pedal ever was the Ibanez soundtank "slam punk" distortion. Recommended to me by a punk friend back in 2001 (freshman year of highschool) and purchased on ebay for around $15. It was not only my first pedal purchase, but my first ebay purchase as well.

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I sold it to a kid at my highschool for $10 a year or two later when I bought a marshall amp and was satisfied with the built in crunch. I didn't buy another dirt pedal until 2008 when I bought my first single channel tube amp my quest for fuzz officially began. The rest is music/financial history.

[The4455]

My first pedal was a Electro Harmonix Nano Linear Power Booster, still have it, still use it, it's second in my chain, and get this the batteries in it just died after three years of use! Look in the "let's see your pedalboard" thrad for pictures.

[theavondon]

Creepy Fingers Foxx Tone Machine Clone.


Fuck yes I still have it.

[Gearmond]

Digitech RP300 Artist.

I still use it because it can do some crazy stuff, and some of it's effects get really crazy, and the pitch shift is actually pretty good, and (maybe its just me) but its less digitally than the Whammy.

oh, also expression controlled reverb. theres that. which is friggin amazing.

[one bad monkey]

A DOD 8 band eq pedal. Used to use it for when I'd switch between electric and upright. Sold it many, many years ago.

[Blurillaz]

Behringer super fuzz , no

[BlindtoFaith]

BOSS CE2 MIJ from my pops. I was 13 or 14 at the time and was anit-chorus.....stupid me! I sold it and regret it every single fucking day. Good thing my Rhythm and Detonation CE2 clone nails the sound.

[bob the r0bot]

A big muff (nyc reissue) that is still my main pedal and unless I get a civil war, I'm taking it to the grave

[Mudfuzz]

MXR Phase 45. Yeas and yes.
It's the little orange one on the left