Warren Huart's ESSENTIAL Guitar Rig (Guitar, Amp, Pedals)
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What are some of your favourite guitar pedals? Share below
My favourite pedal is a Line6 helix
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A Front line Over Drive . A Boss Chorus.
UA Dream 65...... so I can get my amp sound on a fly rig. Pair it with a Revival Drive Compact and that is tonal heaven.
The Pro Co Rat 2.
Your channel has been low-key gradually becoming one of my faves! Dig your unpretentious vibe. Cool to see your setup. I love “crunch” as well… that area just before breakup is joy. I adore my 1981 Inventions DRV on a low setting. Most people use it for that Rat-style filtered distortion… but the DRV has a unique boost circuit with such a marvelous character in the lower range that I tend to just roll with that. I know it’s considered a “hipster boutique” pedal but i shop with my ears and the DRV3 wins for me, for boost and basic tone, even without getting into distortion
This was great! I feel like there are lots of people who tend to focus too much on the boutique gear, and there are a fair number of people who focus a lot on the really low-end stuff. It makes me happy to see a showcase of the kind of middle-of-the-road stuff that is the most useful to the most of us.
Thanks ever so much Robert!!
Yeah. Boutique stuff trying to replicate songs recorded with Boss and MXR pedals 😄
@@Dreyno thanks for sharing
having used a big pedalboard for a decade, I recently bought Amplitube 5 Max with all the different amps and pedals you could want. I feel like it's finally good enough to use and not feel the need to replace with a real amp later on, and it's sooo flexible with the signal chain ans everything. Love it
was just praiising it in another comment. It really does sound spectacular. It amazes me how it improves to much every release.
Favorite pedals. Overdrive Boss Sd1, reverb plate from Strymon Big Sky, boost TC electronic Mojo Mojo. All this into a REVV D20, which gives me same option as with your amp. Looking for an echo/delay pedal. Not found one I like. Modulation pedal: a Boss md-500 is my favorite (flanger and chorus modes). All this makes it fun to play and even practice.
A friend bought a quadraverb and the GT when I was a teenager, that blew my mind in '88. I had a princeton twin chorus and a overdrive pedal which kept me plenty entertained and could be mic up easy enough. Nothing fancy.
With all due respect to your ears, the reissue Clone Theory was my first stop when I started my Hooky tone journey, and it just didn’t come close enough for me. I ended up landing on the Tech 21 Bass Boost Chorus. It has a detune knob as well as the standard controls, and it gets not just Hooky’s sound but Pretenders too. I can’t help playing Brass In Pocket when I turn it on. Works great on guitar too!
I’ve recently sold 45 years worth of gear…now I just use HX Stomp XL and Eventide H9…couldn’t be happier!!!
I live about 20 min drive from Carl Martin in Denmark. I got there spring reverb RoomMate and I got the EchoTone delay and i love it.
FYI they still make them.
That’s fantastic! It’s my favourite delay Pedal! Truly wonderful
Why am I not shocked! Great line up effects. My go to rig is similar and hasn't changed much over 20 years. Wah thomas edition into Milkbox compressor into a modded TS9 into a Jim Dunlop Univibe chorus/vibrato pedal. Compressor always on and guitar volume usually from 4 to 7. I never play my guitar at full volume tho I might dime the amp. As always great playing Warren!!
The essential rig is the most simple rig. Thanks for sharing
Such a pleasure to spend time with you directly discussing guitars and gear. It’s like a dream come true. Phenomenal stuff Warren. Thank you!
Thanks ever so much Jim
My favourite delay is the Ibanez DE7; flanger is the Danelectro FAB flange; phaser is the Nobels PH-D.
Take a guess what my favourite distortion is ;-)
Love it! Must admit to being a Boss fanboy but do sit the Orange Kongpressor up front. Then it’s:
LS2 (that goes to a TU3 and acoustic circuit with Orange Acoustic Pre-Amp at the end)
Dunlop Cry Baby
FZ5
BD2
RC1
Then on effects loop
CE5
TR2
DD7
RV6
I keep looking to move away from Boss but they’re solid and don’t suffer noise issues like some I’ve had
Just bought the incredible Andy Timmons HALO and #78 of #99 Sinvertek N5 + 3d Preamp Titanium.
Not a lot of pedals overall. I have an early 80's Boss OD-1, early 90's ProCo Rat (LM308), original Whammy Pedal, original Memory Man, MAXON OD808, Wampler Tape Echo and Pigtronix OCTAVA . All I really want ATM is a great UniVibe but I haven't heard anything that's really grabbed me.
For recording I like the Lovepedal Amp 11 and Wampler Dual Fusion with DrZ Maz 18. With Fender Amps I like some type of tubescreamer. For other effects like Verbs, Delay, Chorus I usually add in DAW.
Thanks ever so much for sharing!
Talk about buying with your eyes. I bought a green Yamaha RS502T, thank you Chris Buck. Sounds fantastic though and plays brilliantly :)
Amazing! We LOVE these guitars!!
I just got myself the new Chorus from Fender's Hammertone range and it REALLY makes me want to check out more. They may be making it to my board!
Amazing! I have yet to check them out but I should.
I like that you can us the Volz like a stationary wah if you want. I don't think I've seen that on any other flange pedals before.
Awesome video, great pedals! I love pedals as well! Especially the small pedals like the Mooer pedals are so much fun and not expensive.
I recently purchased the Mooer Hustle Drive. I plug it straight into my Sono and it sounds really awesome! The Ensemble King Chorus is also amazing!
On my gigging pedalboard I cannot live without my Ibanez Tubescreamer (old time favorite of course) and also the Boss Blues Driver!
One question: do you also record with delay or reverb on?
Hi Warren, a timely Vid for me.
I am slowly putting together a Pedal "Board".
I went for the "three stages of Gain":
EHX Soul Food,
MXR Distortion +
and my Favourite Pedal, a version of the Mk1 Tonebender Fuzz, the Shaun Klinger Mk1 Professional built in Melbourne here in Oz..
Reverb/Delay via the NU>X Atlantic.
Still deciding on Modulation, probably a Phaser.
Cheers
EHX small stone or MXR Phase 90 and you will be happy-phasey :)
Sounds great!
Great pedals!
I love your collection of pedals, you have so many classics that I also hold dear. The only other pedal I use on everything but may not count as an effect pedal is a volume foot pedal. I would feel lost without it. Cheers!
That's a really important pedal for many. Thanks for sharing.
Warren, you play a damn fine guitar. Me: 58 Les Paul Special + 94 Boss ME10 multi FX + 58 Deluxe and 93 Pro Jr in stereo. Neck PU vol and tone full up. Both amps around 3 vol and 3 tone. Creamy deep soulful sound to die for. PS. Keep up the great work WH... you're the best!
Strymon Big Sky and El Capistan are great for adding beautiful reverb and tape delay effects.
Thanks ever so much for sharing
For economy and quality both I like the TC Nova which has analog od and Great detune effect. You can get used around 250$. TC customer service Sucks big time!!! But a complete pdl board for a good price. The original BK Butler Tube Driver for the EJ violin tone is still sweet. Metropolus has a plexi tone boost thats good for Marshall sounds. Exotic mini compressor I like. Good Topic!!!
In no certain order . Wampler ego , odr1 , PC Timmy v2 , mxr 6 band , mythos chupacabra . Are my favorites for now anyway . Love the channel .
Have you updated the software on your Fender Tonemaster? I am yet to do it and was wondering if it better to leave it as is or update it? Going to be getting Revvstar now, that thing sounds legit 🤘🤘
Not sure that I have! When did they update it?
@@Producelikeapro Pretty much within 6 months of it's release I think.
Love my Nobels ODR. And the Keeley/TPS Dan&Mick Drive. Great video. As always, THANK YOU WARREN!
Great combo! I was going to get the Keeley then I discovered the Fender
My favorite pedal for the past ten years is my Radial Tonebone classic tube pre-amp.... Love it !!! and my Xotic SP Compressor (beautiful !) and the Xotic EP booster which is a replication of the echoplex tone circuit... amazing !!!
Danelectro Daddy-O...
I had it 20 years ago. Love it!
I too have an array of amps and plug ins in my humble studio but I found my go to's are either my Vox MV50 AC with treble booster or Guvnor MK1 or ts9. I have other pedals for variety and a load from Behringer (try the GDI21, great for studio work). My Positive Grid Spark 40 and mic'd is my other recording option. An endless amount of sweet tones can be had from a "practice amp".
I was always told that its best to record dry and add effects in the mix. Would you agree ?
Through either a 65 Princeton Reverb or a Strymon Iridium my most commonly used pedals are the JHS Morning Glory, JHS Bender, Boss DM-2w and a Strymon Flint. Also have a Wah and more pedals and will get more surely but those are the ones I use daily. Guitars are a Les Paul and a Strat.
For effects that I don’t have or can’t afford currently I use plug ins with Logic Pro. Most often the stock compressors, and Soundtoys Echoboy for delay especially their Space Echo and Memory Man emulations. Also Valhalla Vintage and Plate Reverbs.
Pedals, where to start 😄 I searched for the right compressor for years and the Drybell Unit67 is just phenominal. Similarly, I struggled to find the right delay as they always got in the way. The Dawner Prince Boonar delay is a pedal I tend to leave on a lot of the time (Echorec type delay). The last one is the Flynn Amps Hawk booster, which is a repro of the booster that Rory Gallagher used. Its absolutely brilliant at fattening a Strat. On a totally different level, the Earthquaker Devices Life Pedal is just nuts - a RAT with more gain and an octave up effect. Its just mental, in the best possible way.
Love my Unit 67!!!
OMG...I just gotta say...thank you so much for being so generous with your years of experience...this particular segment is something I really needed...many people are just upselling, but it is really good to hear stuff that works and sounds really good without all the bull...Thanks again...kindest regards Mel from Australia...✌️💕😁
Thanks ever so much for your kind words! I really appreciate it
What would you do differently for a live setting compared to studio? Do you think trying to get the exact studio sound live is the way or would it be overkill?
Is this just for gigging or do you commit your external delays to the recording itself?
Yes! Personally I like to print exactly how I hear the sounds! If you’re unsure I would suggest printing a DI for re-amping
Great video, and yes, more pedal videos please. My favorite overdrive pedal as of late is the Earthquaker Devices Plumes. It's their take on the Tube Screamer but done so much better IMO. It has 3 clipping voices LED for more crunch and compression, Silicone for transparency, and a straight op amp clean boost. If you're a fan of the Tube Screamer the Plumes is a must. If you're not a fan of the Tube Screamer defiantly give the Plumes a shot. Oh, and it's great on bass as well. Plus, if that hasn't sold you, it's only 99 bones.
Perfect, overdrive pedal is on my list this sounds great, thx for sharing!
Stay tuned for tomorrow (Friday!)
@@williamtell1477 Anytime, William. It really is a great pedal.
Really awesome collection. I've been digging the Chase Bliss Condor recently. It's essentially an eq with a killer preamp section. I use it on my studio board that's lifted about 4 feet off the ground on a laptop stand. You can modulate any parameter with an expression pedal so I use it to control the volume knob, so the expression is basically functioning as a volume pedal. That way I can keep the cable length shorter. It's a pretty handy utility effect.
Sounds handy indeed. Thanks for sharing!
My very first pedal I ever bought was the ODR-1, and believe it or not, I was super bummed about it at the shop, cuz I had gone in to grab a Boss overdrive, of which they were sold out. Then I got my Nobels home, plugged it in, and thought “okay, I can live with that!”. It’s still getting used today!
Wow! That's amazing! Thanks ever so much for sharing
I have an old phase pedal I bought from Maplin Electronics way back around the late '80s: it's plastic and branded as Ken Multi (who's Ken?)... but it's great and always features on my pedal board. Superb on an electro-acoustic.
Very similar to my rig. I love the Tonemaster Deluxe for all the same reasons.
I have a large stable of Boss pedals, and use them - as we all do... right? My goto pedals are the Keeley Aria, D&M Drive and Roland RE-20 + Boss TR-2 on Right output via (4/5 CM) to my Mesa Blue Angels and/or Stiletto - or both in a Wet/Dry/(Wet) config... the most amazing & inspiring Soundscape. Thanks again Warren, for all the knowledge, inspiration and encouragement - Bless ya
I don't use a real set up anymore but just in case I have to use a real amp, I carry an Ibanez TS-7, and a DOD FX-17, IMHO still the best Wah pedal ever. My main guitar these days is a Nighthawk- very versatile.
Thanks for sharing, Vijay
Excellent video, many thanks. I was wondering how you usually use the internal bass cut on the Nobles pedal, do you tend to cut the bass for recording?
You're truly a guitarist Warren, even your demo table is in a shape of a guitar pick 🙂
Haha thanks Thomas
I really enjoyed the GTR part on Katey Lauren - Hurricane song. There is a lot going on in that song. From time to time I remix the whole song, because it's musical so good.
Thanks Gunther!
I use a Vox Tonelab EX and watch pedal videos just to get ideas on how to set the controls for certain sounds, some of which I like to set certain parameters to the variable (?) pedal.
Thanks for sharing
Sola Sound wah, Nobels ODR1 and Little Bear tube pedal are my faves but I have inexpensive fuzzes, delays, flangers, phasers, distortions, choruses, Klon and Tube Screamer clones which all do a job. Occasionally resort to Line 6 XT for things like Leslie simulations and non spring reverbs.
Quick and easy tones.
On my 50w EVH stealth Clean channel
Metalzone into a Tubescreamer
I think the trick is to have the gain around 12 on the Green Channel
That was really cool man! good call on that Carl Martin Delay. sounds amazing, going to find one now;) pls do more of these!
Thanks ever so much!
Top top video again. What I've learnt from you and Tim Pierce is the importance of being hyper specific about playing...and composing even...the right guitar parts rather than just jamming something out
Very interesting. I only have Boss pedals (Chorus, delay, overdrive, compressor). Mostly I use amplitube for recording. By the way, did you ever complete your “bedroom” studio you were designing last year?
Very nice... Very clean playing Warren.
Go to's / personal chain:
1. compressor (animal pedals)
2. TS 808
3. RAT
4. Deluxe Memory Man (1980 big box)
5. Surfy Bear Classic
6. EH Lester K
To a Princeton Reverb.
Of these the Deluxe Memory Man is the favorite. 808 is for color. Compressor gives some sparkle drives the leslie at the end of the chain.
Lester K sounds best with with delay and distortion off. Sounds like an organ.
Love the vid Warren! I have an original Boss CE-2 Chorus Pedal, CS-1 Compressor Sustainer, PSM-5 Power Supply Master Switch (which I only use to switch effects in & out of the signal chain) I bought them when they were brand new! … guess that makes me vintage too… or just old! 😁
So great...I love the pedals...I wish I had YOU in my tool kit!
The Super Reverb is my favorite amp...I might just pull the trigger on the Tone Master version..how long have you been using the Deluxe?
Hey Warren! Thanks for your rig tour! I wanted to ask about your WireWorld patch cables since you didn't mention them. No doubt part of your sound. What do you like about them? How do they compare to Monster? Do all of your clients use the WW's or bring in their own?
I love the amp too.
It’s fantastic
I'm an MXR fan myself. Boss and MXR have the field when it comes to pedal FX. All other are variants or refinements on the theme. For the most part. There are certainly exceptions.
Got to be careful with pedal choice, right. haha. Trying a pedal take at least five minutes. Not long, but ten pedals and an hour is gone, which really turns into 1.5 hour before your back to work. And now it's lunch time. Lunch is over and, "Hey, what was that pedal we tried that made that one sound?"
You could plug a stalk of celery into that Amp and it would sound great ! All those pedals sound really good too Thanks.
Hahaha thanks
Is your Fender Tone Master the stock firmware?
As far as I know! Is there an upgrade?
@@Producelikeapro There is a firmware update to simulate clipping the bright cap also to tame the reverb. I wouldn't say it's an upgrade, but just to make it sound different.
Your cowboy chords sound really in-tune; does the Revstar nut come like that stock or did you have it slotted?
The guitar is completely stock!
The ODR-1 is a wonderful thing!
I use an old Musitronics VolumeWah pedal ( it plugs straight into the wall ) it’s also like a pre amp booster. I use it like a volume and tone control. And it has a great stuck wah tone when dialed in. I also have an old Fender amp and really all other pedals are just icing on the cake.
Great video. Thank you, Warren. I like your workhorse setup a lot. A well thought collection of pedals run into a great sounding amp. Awesome setup.
My pleasure!
Got some nice Boss pedals on my acoustic board (Love the reverb) but lately, and I may take a bit of flak for this, I’ve been using my Line 6 Pod Go which I find quick & easy to dial in some nice tones.
Whether affordable gear or stock plugins - If it works for what you're doing, it works for what you are doing. Keep it up!
@@Producelikeapro Thank you, as the old saying goes ‘If it sounds good, it is good!!’
I have one of those Roland Chorus Ensembles, my favourite chorus - but the stereo outs are out of phase! I learnt to work around it. I have '72 Deluxe, best recording amp ever! For lofi delays I use a '60s Copycat with a totally worn tape, just perfect.
Wonderful stuff Warren-what microphones do you tend to favour for recording your Deluxe?
That’s a HUGE question! The AEA KU5 and the new Cloud both sound so full! Gives me the option to thin it out if needed!
Of course a 57 always sounds good
@@Producelikeapro Thanks for the reply, apparently Michael Landau still uses a 57-if it's good enough for him (and you of course) then it's good for me!
More pedal demos!!! Yes please.
Thanks ever so much
The Greer Lightspeed is an incredible transparent overdrive that I got recently. If you havent you should check it out!
The nobels is surprisingly good! 🙂
It’s amazing! My favourite pedal!!
One thing I have recently discovered after watching a youtube vid comparing how different battery types change the sound of tubescreamers, is a li ion PP3 battery that is USB chargeable but only 7.4 volts instead of the normal 9V. it gives that voltage sag sound and a charge lasts 10 times longer than a normal battery Doublepow brand 650mAh
A: What happened to your 78 Gibson The Paul ?! I actually have the same year. My dad got it when.. well I was young.
B: Providence SDT-2 and a fuzz by Cat Box Customs for dirt. Closed with a JHS Pulp and Peel
Very interesting aspect/facet of what you do.
Those Fender Tonemasters are great amps and are light as a feather!
Wow I used to have a Boss CE-01, the pre amp was great used it to drive the amp! I had it nicked from my van along with some guitars, that was in 1988!
I love my walrus audio iron horse / Revv G3 / Nobels ODR-1. Really want to add the JHS colourbox V2 :-)
MXR Blue Box, KHDK Scuzz Box, KHDK Unicorn Blood II, Doomchild Fuzz, JHS Chorus, MXR Carbon Copy...
Thanks for sharing.
Glad to see your arm has healed.
Thanks ever so much Carl!!
The EHX Oceans 11 is something to look into. It's AWESOME!
Thanks Warren! Awesome Video!
Fan Fact:
In 1993, Fender released the 65" Deluxe Reverb reissue, with the original cosmetics and circuitry, but wired on a printed circuit board rather than hand-wired. even today you can go a pick one of these up at almost any major musical instrument store :).
Wazza! Great episode: YES, you must play us more guitar! 😉🤘💖
Aw shucks! Thanks ever so much
Is that the Mike Stucker from my town, Bloomington Indiana?
Yes! It certainly is
Great video and some brilliant guitar tones. I bought a Blue Ranger and a Double Decca recently, they sound ok. Cheers
Thanks ever so much Joey! Glad you enjoyed it
Off topic, but what happened with the 8351b’s?
I have been enjoying my BOSS/ JHS Angry Driver. lots of tones Nice harmonics meatiness.
Nice one Warren, what about pedal order, worth a video?
Marvellous idea indeed!
I remember seeing the Plimsouls at the Hollywood Paladium in 1980, I was right in front and I remember looking at the pedals that Eddie Munoz, the lead player, was using and the Boss Chorus ensamble was his main pedal (and the only one I remember) other than all their cream colored Marshall amps..... These were the best chorus pedals from the day, I remember I had an MXR chorus pedal in 1983 that had a non-mechanical foot switch on it, and I hated it.....
Echotone is still available 👍👍
That's amazing!
Fantastic info it all really reinforces my own approach.
I have a personal question for you, Warren: You play most instruments, you co-write, arrange , you produce like a pro , you mix , you do everything except singing. Did you sing before? And second question : Do you have an itch to make an album yourself?
I `m freeked over the King Crimson Blood puddle Red of Your RSE .
Well done Gov .
Haha thanks ever so much
Some corkers in there, great video :)
Thanks for watching!
Warren, you're so great! I love you.
TC electronics spark pre amp
Is the Digidesign Whammy subscription only? 😬
Wazza, you need to tab out those go to pentatonic licks you play for us
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Damn, I've watched a lot of your videos and had no idea you could play so well!
Aw shucks! Thanks ever so much
in my home production I used to DI all electric guitars and then run an amp sim vst over it , because I was intimidated with the multitude of pedals and amps... There is just to much. Maybe with the new mics I have I will reconsider miking the amps , just because I shied away from it for so long
😃Thanks Warren 💕
Thanks Audrey