That Pedal Show - Dan & Mick's Desert Island Pedalboard Challenge: What Do They Choose?
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In this video Daniel and Mick take on their first ever challenge as suggested by TPS viewers. And it goes thusly…
You’re headed for a desert island. You have power for amps and pedals, and you’re allowed to take the following from your own personal collection of gear…
One guitar
One amp
Four pedals
What do Dan and Mick choose and - perhaps more importantly - why?
As revealed in the video. Dan chooses…
Fender Custom Shop ’63 Telecaster - Dan’s video at bit.ly/2dlZJ6K
Hamstead Artist 20+RT, with 1x12 Celestion Alnico Blue
UK & Europe: bit.ly/2LRf2ae
Origin Effects Cali76 Compact Deluxe Compressor
UK & Europe: bit.ly/2uVGMBL
USA: bit.ly/323rheM
Australia: bit.ly/2ZA9MfE
Electro-Harmonix Electric Mistress Flanger/Filter Matrix - only available second hand, try the newer versions
UK & Europe: bit.ly/2JxuLZk
USA: bit.ly/30PDOSO
Analog Man King Of Tone Overdrive
www.analogman.c...
Strymon TimeLine Delay
UK & Europe: bit.ly/2fzulGD
USA: imp.i114863.ne...
Australia: bit.ly/2pSEFKm
Mick chooses…
Fender American Vintage ’62 Stratocaster - Mick’s video at bit.ly/2cQv3yT
Mesa Boogie Lone Star head and 1x12 cab with Celestion G12H-75 Creamback
Van Weelden Royal Overdrive
UK & Europe: bit.ly/2imxRAD
TC Electronic Flashback Mini Delay
UK & Europe: bit.ly/2h8sZOG
USA: imp.i114863.ne...
TC Electronic Hall Of Fame Reverb
UK & Europe: bit.ly/2h8jTGV
USA: imp.i114863.ne...
Australia: bit.ly/2uHUszg
TC Electronic Ditto Looper
UK & Europe: bit.ly/2v1PspS
USA: imp.i114863.ne...
Australia: bit.ly/2X17xAv
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Bravo boys! Night time here in NZ, so have just made myself comfy on the couch and asked the wife to bring me a beer while I prepare to listen to your wise and unarguable words.
Cheers! We'll be supping in around four hours or thereabouts...
Mine would be:
Guitar - 68 Telecaster
Pedals - KOT, 80s Ibanez CS9, Strymon Flint, Roland RE-201
Amp - original ‘59 Bassman
This video also brings to light something I'd be willing to bet a lot of us would love to hear (more) of - and that's JAMMING! Together... Loved it. How about little jamming at the end of the video as you guys wrap up the video. THAT would be a treat.
My choice would be:
- T-Rex Mudhoney II (does transparent overdrive as well as heavy fuzz)
- Moog Cluster Flux (does normal chorus as well as crazy modulated stuff)
- Line 6 DL4 (well, everyone knows this one)
- MXR Reverb (w/ expressionpedal)
Guitar: Fender Custom Shop Jazzmaster
Amp: Tone King Imperial
Mine would be
- Original Germanium FuzzFace or Big Muff Pi
- TC Electronic Spark
- Strymon Mobius
- Strymon BigSky
Harry Souter Strymon :D
+Harry Souter with a coil-splittable Gibson SG and a Marshall JVM410HJS
+Harry Souter tell a lie. Maybe a 65' deluxe reverb reissue in wine red
Then you wouldn't have any overdrive :(
So Dan's taking his mistress while Mick's going to play with himself.
+Gary Bomphray Boom!
That Pedal Show hi guys how do you manage the volume drop in the mistress?
fed usually they’d be using one of Dan’s G2 loopers which has individual volume controls for each loop
@@MusicFed Dan's got the Mistress in between the compressor and the overdrive. I guess he would run the KOT boost side after the Mistress to get away with that volume drop.
Using gear I already have...
Fender 52 reissue tele
Jrockett archer/ King of Tone/ MXR Carbon copy/ Walrus Audio Descent reverb
Fender Hot Rod Deluxe
Brunetti Singleman 15w- Gibson Les Paul Emerson modded- Royal Overdrive- Zendrive- Keeley Supermod workstation- Keeley Delay workstation.
It's great to have something to lift the spirit after the news
That's why I love channels like these. Great way to escape.
What news?
What's the news?
+Andy Birger sky is falling
Wow, those news didn't really cause a lot of shock in Germany. On the other side of the pond it's usually like "Another mass shooting in the US?" but shit, this one is really, really fucked up. Sad that we can get used to shit like that.
TC's "beam" function is old school. Like phreaking, where people would play tone sequences into a phone's handset to hack into a mainframe via modem on the other end.
I hope you're not kidding
He's serious.
Yeah the funny thing is you were able to do that with an old captain crunch toy whistle
* Double Hotcake
* EHX Deluxe Memory Man TT1100
* Line 6 DL4
* Whammy 5
Les Paul > AC30/4
*fuzz factory 7
*SS/BS mini
*Fairfield shallow water
*empress zoia (loop)
HSS strat -> VX100
LOVED Dan blissing out to his whole pedal chain towards the end! And LOVED Mick's efforts with the Ditto - that's just so freakin' cool man, makes me want to get into looping. Bravo lads! I'm slowly making my way through your back catalogue of vids. Thanks so much for the entertainment and inspiration!
+hippyking83 Ah nice one HK - great to have you on board. Thanks for watching!
Mick soloing over loops on a desert island sounded exactly like i dreamed it would.
I call this pub gig essentials. Great episode. I'm always interested to see what other people's 'go to' gear is.
My island rigGuitar: 1960 Gibson Les PaulAmp: Blackstar HT Stage 60Pedals: Man only 4 pedals ok here we go. Some kind of wah, a tuner, a noise gate, and a delay. I don't feel I need any overdrive or distortion in this rig since the Blackstar is a rocking combo with some killer distortion and reverb to.If I had to have an overdrive though I'd lose the gate and add a tube screamer. I agree only one overdrive is a tough pick. I got six dirt pedals on one of my boards.Oh and can ya have your phone on the island? If so I'd lose the tuner and just use a tuner app.
Been playing for 30+ years and have learned more about tone and how to better apply pedals in the last few months following you guys. I can achieve the sounds I hear in my head sooner instead of thinking I need to buy some magic in a box to get it. I've moved on to speaker cabs now! Thanks a bunch, cheers!
Mesa Lonestar gets my vote! I have the 4×10 version with the same head (as a combo) and ... well, wow! Love it, love it, love it. Nice choice, Mick!
you are best in the business. its like watching a favourite tv series. keep it up.
That Ditto Looper session was absolutely nuts
My Royal Overdrive arrives in the mail today! Stoked!
Mick, thank you for teaching me a valuable lesson. I have a Lonestar Special and I have had trouble obtaining a sound I like out of it. I have always used the FX loop which engages the second Master Volume and the Boost function. I noticed that you bypassed this function, so I gave it a try. Wow! The blanket has come off the amp. Thank you, for I was on the verge of selling it, and I can't believe I never thought of it.
Yep. I don’t know why so many FX loops bring so many problems. But there we are!
I'd say you're also allowed to have some kind of recording device on the island, so when the rescue comes we get to hear all the great tones and riffs
Dan, your tone is killing it... Your townscapes are right up my alley.
+TJ Nugent cheers TJ :)
I've learnt so much from you guys over the last 12 months or so. I kind of always had 'my tone' but I couldn't put my finger on why it appealed to me and worked in the context of the band. Because of you guys now understand delay times/divisions, mid humps, dirty cleans, compression etc. I can now explain why me ear likes certain things and I can dial in a tone much easier than i could before. Whilst the visual quality of your videos improves all the time, the content never dwindles. Love it!
+simon french Thank you Simon, that's high praise indeed! Glad you're finding stuff useful - that's why we're here!
For us budget constrained folks out here - an interesting challenge would be what rig you put would put together (guitar+amp+pedals) if you only had a grand.
+Jason Clark Now that's a challenge Jason! Not sure where we'd get the gear from, but it'd certainly be interesting!
That Pedal Show you could try it using only Chinese pedals. It's so hit and miss. I'd love your thoughts.
The Loop pedal! That's the most important one on a desert island! you can play with mr. wilson! haha
+Juan Martin Reborati WILSON!!!!
Wilsooooon!! haahha
27:00 brought a single tear to my eye. I could see Mick sitting on the shore of his desert island purgatory jamming along to a minor blues progression and staring off into the endless waters for the rest of his long, lonely days. When he kicked on the delay, it sounded like his pleas for rescue bouncing back off the edge of eternity. Play on, Mick. :')
+Jake Stewart Music Thanks Jake! You were there with me, clearly. :0)
Take a drink every time Mick plays the lick at 9:08. He's got me playing it, too. I think I'm going to make it my ringtone.
My pick would be
Gibson les paul '59 reissue
Friedman brown eye
Analogman King of tone
Kingsley harlot
Big box deluxe memory man
Chase tone gypsy wah
Def should play more together, trading off lead and rhythm. That was great.
This is easy.
- Fender Stratocaster
- '68 Marshall Major 200wt
w/ (2) 4X12 cabs
- Budda Wah
- One Control Honey Bee
- UniVibe
- Korg SDD-3000 DD pedal
How about one of these episodes with only pedals under $150-$100
that would be cool!
this is an excellent idea
Love you guys!! I totally enjoy this show, keep up the great work!!
+Randall Montgomery Thank you Randall, we appreciate it!
You guys should compare amp modellers, what you like and don't like/practicality factor and the actual sound quality/feel to normal amps! Some modellers could be Axe FX, Kemper, Atomic Amplifire, Helix... etc.
Yeah good idea. Not all of them in one video though, it would be about 1hr and a half long.
S-Gear
If you do that, please compare a THR10 or THR10C for low volume playing!
Gabriel F
I doubt they will do a vid on the THR stuff. I would like to see them do a video on practice amps and bedroom tone and what amps would be good i.e. some tube, some digital/transistor.
+Gabriel F Absolutely agree! Had a THR10C and it's freakin' awesome! The amp sounds are ridiculously good. I've owned a Bluesbreaker and a Blues Jr. and it nailed them both! (If it had a dedicated line out for running through. p.a. it would be perfect.)
genuinely two of the nicest players I hear on TH-cam. tone feel and gear all perfect
Almost 2 years from this video, awesome! What about another Desert Island Pedalboard Challenge? Would like to see your approaches after two years! :D
Is the Name-drop-horn part of you desert island rig?
What about doing a desert island dungeon? You have to each choose 1 amp, 1 guitar and 4 pedals that get locked up for ever! Great show guys.
That overdrive pedal is unbelievable, especially when paired with the flashback. I could listen to that all day.
You guys are making me want to own an Electro-Harmonix Electric Mistress even more now. And I already have an Ibanez FL9 flanger.
+Jarrod G [ImAFutureGuitarHero] Do it do it do it!
This brought to my mind I have heard of class A, B, C and even D (of course A/B too) amps and I'm not quite sure what that means. Could you guys do an episode around that? If it's not that long of a story, it could be combined with another subject.
Yuppi way hay is the other one Finnish yeat
really enjoyed the joy on Dan's face whilst he was jamming out on his rig, man that epic tone could take you away for days
My four pedals would be:
- Big Sky for reverb
- Timeline for delay
- H9 or some other legit multi-effects pedal (I don't know a lot about these at the moment)
- Roland RC-300 loop station.... Or if that doesn't count, another good multi-effects pedal... Or if that's cheating and also doesn't count, uhhhh... JHS/Boss Angry Driver
I actually own a Big Sky, Timeline, and RC-300. Pricey but worth saving up for because what you can do with them is incredible. The reviews and demo videos are real. Incidentally, if I could only keep one Strymon pedal, it'd be the Big Sky without hesitation. The Timeline is amazing but in my opinion there are quite a few awesome delay pedals out there that are just as cool if not cooler (depending on what you're looking for). Honestly, I wish I'd have bought the Volante. After having the Timeline for about 6 months or so, turns out what I use it for the most I think the Volante could have done a better job at doing... But oh well, I still love it.
I LOVE THIS SHOW
Hmmm.... What about a brand loyal challenge, see if you can get a good board from a specific company (maybe do a series) or see if what you can each do with a specific budget, either as a head to head or to set up a lead/rythmn combo with a set total.
Anyhoo, love the vids, keep up the good work!
Tonebender 1, tonebender 1.5, tonebender 2, tonebender 3....(plus tuner).
26:24 I just discovered this show and it's an unmitigated pleasure. So much to love. And this looped section from Mick, just a lil' throwaway thing, just keeps making me smile and feel warm 'n fuzzy. What a wonderful vibe. Thank you so much for this show!
+Craig S Welcome on board Craig - we’re stoked you like the show!
I'd take my Quilter Micropro 12 HD combo anywhere and my eventide h9 with my ditto looper. You guys should take a look at the Quilter amps they are super underrated solid state amps.
I want a That Pedal Show that has "It's a sound" on it.
+Aaron Rice Yes!
I got an idea: Make a pot were you put themes (written on pieces of paper) in, chosen by us (and of course accepted by you). Then both pick one theme and do the pedalboard challenge without knowing each others theme. When you reveal the pedals to each other you can guess what theme the other one has. For example: Dan got the theme '80s' and Mick got 'Desert'. I think it could be fun to watch the approach you took on the different themes, and discuss it, maybe the boards are not even that far off on totally different themes. The themes could be very creative, the results probably too.
Before I reveal my rig, I just wanted to say that I love the video guys!! Been a subscriber since last year and I just wanna thank you guys for the amazing job you do. I learn something everytime I watch a video so thank you for all your time and effort :)
My rig would include: - 2014 Gibson Les Paul Studio - Vox AC30VR- Pedalboard (ibanez tube screamer mini > boss DS-1 (distortion) > Tc electronic flashback > boss rv-5 (digital reverb)
I think you just sold a bunch of Royal Overdrives.
Right? That Royal Overdrive sounds freaking awesome!
this is the best coment I've seen the whole week!!! LOL👌
who has that kind of cash for an od?
Baby G a baby with a g (grand)
I would have that Lonestar over the Royal OD, and have a Timeline in the FX loop.
I'm new to your channel. I feel like I'm late to the party! You guys do a great job!!
+John L Welcome John, great to have you on board! Hope you find plenty of things here that are useful for your playing and tone. Cheers!
My 4 pedals would be:
- TS Mini - Just a really raw fuzzy lead tone.
- Dunlop Volume Pedal - Use as an exp
- Flashback - A delay that does everything.
- Keeley Monterey - Can do fuzz, rotary, wah, vibe. Don't have one but need one.
Amp:
- Egnater Tweaker 15 - Can do every amp sound you really want. Also looks great.
Guitar:
- PRS SE Standard 24 Tobacco Sunburst - May not be expensive but it is just so awesome and my style.
+Stephen Owen Good shout. I think if we had any of the Keeley Workstations they'd have made it in - such cool pedals!
My desert island rig (definitely would change daily):
Guitar: 2010 Gibson Les Paul 50's tribute (P-90's...yum)
Amp: 1964 Tuxedo Bassman with 1961 Fender 2x10 cab with JBL D110F's
Pedals (In this order): Vox V848 Clyde Mccoy Wah Reissue, Wampler Hot Wired V2, Boss BD-2 Blues Driver (Analogman Super Mod), Strymon Flint.
I'd like to see the opposite of this challenge, where you each get to display your ultimate pedal-board.
Mesa Boogie Mark V. One delay pedal. All you ever need.
I'd need modulation and fuzz, at least.
A guitar maybe?
and a copy of hustler
GigglingDickhead good save. And some "tanning" lotion. Unless I can bring my wife, in which case, every guitar amp ever made would be "too loud" for the island.
aixpert291 it's hard to find a portable amp that's louder than my wife.
My choices, altering the rules a bit to things I don't necessarily own (I don't have enough stuff for this to be a challenge otherwise, and most of my stuff isn't exactly professional gear):
Pedals:
- The fuzz/boost pedal I designed: can do everything from low gain boost to Fuzz Face to heavy Big Muff-esque fuzz.
- Electro-Harmonix Electric Mistress: great flanger that can do chorus sounds as well
- TC Electronic Alter Ego X4: lots of vintage sounding delays, Toneprint slots for custom delays, and a looper
- Line 6 M9: for pitch shifting, filtering, secondary delays, weird reverbs, etc
Guitar: Gibson ES-335 with Bigsby, varitone, and coil split and phase switches (on push-pull pots, of course)
Amp: Custom AC30 with switchable bias modulating/harmonic tremolo, half power switch, and an attenuator; Celestion Alnico Blue and Greenback speakers
It’s been over 7 years since you recorded this video. I think it would be cool to see TPS do an updated version of this in 2024.
The mesa distortion channel reminds me of every tone ive heard at guitar center or sam ash, eck !
18:52 Corona Chorus sure is a name that didn’t age well...
My desert island rig would be:
Dunlop Crybaby Wah > Amptweaker Tight Metal Jr. > Ibanez Tubescreamer Mini > Boss GE-7 > Peavey Bandit 120.
Been a fan of your show since the EQ episode.
My rig would be:
Guitar: Gibson Les Paul Studio
4 Pedals:
-JHS Moonshine (I would possibly choose a dual channel drive, but this is my favorite drive at the moment)
-VP JR (For all my ambient swell needs)
-Boss DD-500
-Strymon BigSky
Amp: Vox AC15 (Ideally with a Celestion Blue)
Surprised nobody picked the Digitech Trio+. Band in a Box plus Looper!
Because it forgets how to play and you have to teach it everything lol
There would never be enough power either
Good call!
I agree, a Trio+ is as must !!
Mick, I thought you said the TubeScreamer would be the last pedal you'd get rid off!
My whole world is a LIE!!
Yeah, mick!
+A Quest For Tone Hahaha! I explain it in the vid. It would be, but the VW is more versatile, so a better desert island choice. Thanks for watching! :0)
just got to that part and instantly felt dumb! keep up the great work, you guys are awesome!
This is easily my favourite channel, Dan and mick are amazing guitarists, real inspiration for younger guys like me. I could listen to them play for hours!!
So many things have changed since you first did this, I would suggest an updated version for 2023 is in order! Please?
It's a sound...
As soon as the Electric Mistress came on I immediately thought of Alice in Chains. Was that pedal used on Rooster?
Funny! That's the same thing I thought! I'm curious if that's what they used on that song as well.
I'm not sure, but Jerry has always been known to use Dunlop stuff...I would say either a Phase 90 or Rotovibe.
+Drew Hammond It's definitely a flanger, not a phaser.
+Drew Hammond sorry but Rooster clean tone is not a Phase 90 or Rotovibe. You're talking about his live board + endorsements anyway, the studio is totally different, people dont make choices based on affiliation or sponsorship. No offense but really u gotta use your ears.. its definitely a Flanger.
+Daniel Simon Yes, I was going off of his live rig. I hadn't heard the song in quote some time. My ears work just fine, thanks. Try and get over yourself. lol!
Love this challenge guys, both rigs sounded awesome and yet so distinct.
My coffee went cold I was too busy watching that bloody stunning Royal Overdrive! Damn you That Pedal Show! :p
Desert island??? Or deserted island?
or dessert island lol
I don't mean to sound pedantic but I think you mean deserted island, Australia is a desert island.
+lame007 Among the best pedantic comments ever. Because it's always referred to as a deserted island, right? Top of the class 007!
technically it is a desert continent
I just want to say I very much enjoy all these videos! As a bass player I really enjoy all the knowledge and expertise that is portrayed on this channel. I incorporate what I learn here and put it into my bass rig / pedals! I've just finished my board of what I consider essential (MXR octave deluxe --> Darkglass vintage Microtubes --> EHX bass Muff deluxe --> Morley cliff Burton fuzz wah into my Eden head and 410 cab. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
+Jesse Smith Thank you Jesse. We should do a series for bass... Just need to find an awesome bass player to help out!
Nocaster + Tweed 4x10 Bassman + DOD Looking Glass + DOD Rubberneck + Walrus Audio Julia + EHX Holy Grail Neo + MXR Variac Fuzz
What, no EHX C9? No DOD Gonkulator? No Korg Miku?
+David Dyte Actually a C9 is a good shout! Could comp some organ chords for looping fun.
If you combined your delay and reverb into one TC pedal... can be done.
whats song is that from at 31:40?
The solo section from Lenny Kravtiz's "Are You Gonna Go My Way?"
Wow, that Royal Overdrive does its thing! Did not expect the higher gain setting to sound so killer.
Amazing. Micks tone when demonstrating the looper is astounding!! Long live that pedal show
Why is this video so long? Boss Metal Zone....conversation over. Maybe 38mins of MZ tonez!!!!!!
+NYC LP Player You mean four Boss Metal Zones, surely?!
Four HM-2s. Proper tone.
And a Digitech Death Metal as a hairy boost.
Zach Falconer ALL THE GAIN. no mids
Using the TC pedals is cheating. He can phone in new sounds for as long as the generator that powers his island setup delivers.
I am also missing any considerations of what device to employ to get a steady power delivery for any of it, granted the quality of your standard island genny.
That and the amount of cable needed to put enough distance between the person playing and the competing chug of said power delivery system.
These are important island considerations. I have not even gotten into the issues of the mental echo chamber of village dogs alerting each other up and down the coast for hours in response to that first power chord. Or the potential threat of an accumulating annoyance among local fishermen as fuel that would have supplied their engines is slowly drained from the limited common pool brought in weekly by the failing public boat.
This is why islands tend to have shitty little homemade ukuleles with a maximum of 5 frets - which is about as far as you will successfully get without a proper algorithm and proper tools - PLUS fretwire that has not been already turned into fishing hooks or improvised engine repairs or emergency dental bracers is incredibly sparse granted the 100% import taxes imposed by corrupt national government and whatever even more piraty taxes are imposed by the competing local factions of military and police and their current politico-religious straw man figureheads.
My advice? Craft a bamboo flute and join the 60 man village band and never allow yourself think too deeply about any of it.
You guys are always playing one at a time, through the same rig, so we never get to hear you play together and jam, and it was GREAT to hear it in this video!
Mick here. I’m not a big fan of jamming. Not sure why. Self consciousness maybe. I LOVE playing in bands and in public however. Weird.
Mick steals the show again - BRILLIANT choice man! The looper - who'd have thought, but damn, he's right. You need to play along with someone, right? Excellent choices as well Dan.
My desert island pedalboard:
1. H9 Max Pre (Tuner, Tremolo, Phaser, Pitch Shift, Fuzz/Overdrive, etc.)
2. Analogman KoT
3. Boss DD500
4. Strymon Bigsky
1.2 H9 Max Post (Reverb, Delay, LOOPER!, etc.)
Assuming you could get away with five pedals in a four pedal challenge, your second H9 should be a Core: the H9 Max can share its algorithms with up to four H9 Cores.
I don´t need a second H9 in what I described upon. I come along with 4 Pedals by using the Pre/Post function of the H9.
So I have only 4 pedals:
1. H9 Max
2. Analogman KoT
3. Boss DD500
4. Strymon Bigsky
But what you described - that the H9 Max can share its algorithms with up to four H9 Cores. - that´s super cool! :) I own also a H9 Max, maybe at some point a´ll buy a core and update it to a Max, often thought about that.
You guys are so fun to watch whenever the other starts playing something.. we can feel your feet get all wobbly from the tone!
+LuckyLicks True dat!
24:51 :) It's one thing to own gear, quite another to know how to use them. Thank you guys for taking your valuable time to show others how to actualize good tone.
Dan just speaks my pedal love language. I wasn't quite conscious of it until this video.
I'm with Mick on the "mirrors magic and magnets". Have an alter ego v2 and been pleased ever since.
Looks like ya'll had to much fun with this one to honk the name drop horn!
You know, I like the show for the content--honestly it great--but I think what keeps me coming back is that your both just so damn likable. Keep it up fellas!
We need a follow up of this video. Maybe reduce the number of pedals to 3? Or start with 4 pedals and then vote a pedal off the board one by one a la Survivor until there is only 1 left (most likely a gain stage but I’m here for it)
Holy smokes! I didn't realize that the Mistress was an INSTANT AWESOME SAUCE pedal! Sounds friggin incredible :)
My choice would be:
Guitar:
HSS Custom Shop Strat
Pedals:
Chase Bliss Brothers Drive
Chase Bliss Warped Vinyl
Chase Bliss Tonal Recall
Boomerang Looper
Amp:
Tone King Imperial MK II (has reverb and trem built in)
31:38... how have the two of you never done this before on ANY EPISODE?!?! SO FUN! You two have to play together more often. What a fun episode you guys, thanks so much.
+Tony Peterson No, we always shy away from jamming for some reason. There's more on next week's show, albeit for entirely practical reasons as you'll see.... Thanks for watching!
My Desert Island rig:
G. Gretsch Penguin
A. Milkman Creamer 20
P1. JHS Sweet Tea (cuz 808 & Angry Charlie)
P2. Timeline (cuz looper)
P3. DigiTech Trio (never played one, but band in a pedal)
P4. Eventide H9 (cuz everything I'm leaving out)
My Friday night fix! I've enjoyed watching all your videos from when they were still on the previous channel. Cheers from the Philippines!
That's a desert island I want to live on!
Another great show guys. Is it crazy that i'm up watching it when it uploads at 4am west coast time?? Great content, funny as usual, tasty playing. These could run an hour and I'd be happy. Keep up the good work and I'll keep spreading the word as all of us supporters should.
MI Effects GI Fuzz
Mooer E-Lady
King of Tone
Source Audio Nemesis (with an American Loopers aux switch and I have phone reception on the island)
GFI Specular Reverb
Fender Deluxe Player's Strat
Reeves Custom 50 (or maybe an AC 30 for Trem and because it's an AC30)
Future pedalboard challenges could include "pedalboard on a budget" - set a limit in British pound sticker price and see how each of you does. Another one could be a dream rig challenge, where money is no object, you can use a good sized board with the G2 switching system, although for Dan, that would probably just be his current rig, since he has access to every pedal known to man. Another challenge could be genre-specific. For example, who can make the best '80's hair band rig with five pedals, one guitar and one amp.
I picked up my new glasses yesterday from Specsavers and I just noticed they're exactly the same frames as Dan's! (Timberlakes). I feel justified if Dan or Mick use a pedal I have on my pedalboard, and I now feel justified with my choice of spectacles :) Cheers for a great video guys.
+ForViewingOnly best comment ever, it's not a competition, but you win :)
That Pedal Show is far and away my favorite guitar show on TH-cam. You guys are brilliant :)
My desert island rig = Telecaster with a neck humbucker, Carr Rambler (has great tube bias tremolo and spring reverb), and Xotic wah, Chicago Iron Octavian Plus, Analogman King of Tone, Analogman ARDX20.