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I've got a dual OD250 (came to me from Sonny, built by MEC) that's all sorts of awesome.

Stacking tremolos is cool but you really need to set them so they don't "fight" each other. The key is to set both with totally different waveforms (sine and square maybe) at a different ratio with the exact amount of depth and blend control.

You can do better if you put them in parallel with each one going into different amps or just get the EHX Super Pulsar or the Goatkeeper, which I haven't tried yet.

I'm suprised no one said bitquest already. Although I suspect it doesn't count

neonblack wrote:Octave fuzz into octave fuzz (up or down) is all kinds of madness.

this is true,

stacking filters is good fun as well

Brandsmannen wrote:I'm suprised no one said bitquest already. Although I suspect it doesn't count

UglyCasanova wrote:I currently have two BitQuests on my board. Not the same, as it's a multi effect pedal, but it's still pretty awesome.

I think J Mascis does this type of thing alot as well

Has that Z-vex pedal with the two BORs in it

UglyCasanova wrote:

Brandsmannen wrote:I'm suprised no one said bitquest already. Although I suspect it doesn't count

UglyCasanova wrote:I currently have two BitQuests on my board. Not the same, as it's a multi effect pedal, but it's still pretty awesome.

ugh I'm such a lazy ass reader

I recently stopped stacking RV-3s and that was a mistake. I need to buy another again.

Stacking two digital delays with moderate/high feedback at slightly different delay times is thr shit.

Chankgeez wrote: I've been pretty partial to stacking two Green Ringers lately.

Oh man, what's that like? Is it super harsh?

Two Singing Trees. Two RM-1Ns. Much Rad. Such Wow.

Oh, running two FuzzHugger fx frequency fuckers into each other yeilds maximum results.

kbithecrowing wrote:

Chankgeez wrote: I've been pretty partial to stacking two Green Ringers lately.

Oh man, what's that like? Is it super harsh?

It's like SUPER GREEN RINGER

It can be harsh, but I usually run my tone pretty dark to begin with. So, it's not too bad. Definitely stands out though.

Ever since "completing" (LOL) my pedalboard earlier this year, the most common thing I think would be useful would be an extra Ditto Looper XL and an extra Ernie Ball VP Jr.

If like a Ditto at the start of my chain, for looping clean parts that can then be effected by the rest of the chain, and one at the end, for looping effected parts.

Same with the VP. I'd like one at the beginning of the chain for use as a guitar volume, and one at the end for footswitchable volume control of loops.

Also, +1 for stacking delays. I got an Alter Ego X4 and would love another delay to stack with it for huge swells (volume/reverb/two delays). Maybe a Moby Dick.

Would you be running both loopers at once? Maybe you could use an effects-order switcher? Ah. But where's the fun in that. nvm

spacelordmother wrote:I've got a dual OD250 (came to me from Sonny, built by MEC) that's all sorts of awesome.

Wow. Those knobs. Are owning me.

Chankgeez wrote:
It's like SUPER GREEN RINGER

Me messin':

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHtAO0aXMzw[/youtube]

At first is my "clean tone" (= Demo Tape Fuzz + Klone), then I proceed to Ringer. I tried to show the difference between the tone knob on my guitar full on and rolled all the way off, but my lovely stupid camera mic doesn't quite capture the subtleties that well. Hopefully you can hear the difference between one Ringer and two though. I had fun and I like the way it sounds. Hope you enjoy as well.