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Here are the pedals in this video-

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Rowin Mini Chromatic Tuner:
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KOKKO FCP2 Compressor:
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KOKKO FOD3 Overdrive:
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EX T-Cube Reverb:
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EX T-Cube AD-6 Analogue Delay:
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Rowin Mini Chromatic Tuner:
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KOKKO Mini Compressor:
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KOKKO Mini Overdrive:
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EX T-Cube Reverb:
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EX T-Cube Analogue Delay:
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So first here we have the most important pedal that every guitar player should own. A tuner pedal. This Rowin tuner pedal comes in at about $18 and has a nice bright led display, perfect for both dark indoor stages, or outdoor sunny stages. When activated, it mutes the signal to your amp while you tune, and features true bypass when deactivated. It’s a chromatic tuner that works for guitar and bass, and when I checked it against my other more expensive tuners, it’s tuning is spot on.

Next we have the next most important pedal that any guitar or bass player should have, a compressor pedal. Often times a little compression can do more for your tone than the rest of your rig. This Kokko mini compressor again is only $18 and has all the features you need to add extra articulation and sustain to your guitar. The three knobs control attack, sustain, and the overall level, here’s a nice sweet spot that I’ve found for it:

See it’s really great for boosting your level, adding definition and articulation to your picking, and increasing sustain. I personally use compression all the time to cover up my incredibly sloppy guitar playing, and sometimes as a clean boost to kick my tube amp into overdrive.

But if you don’t have a tube amp, and you want some of that sweet overdrive, here’s an overdrive pedal that I’ve found almost perfectly imitates my own tube amps overdrive. The Kokko FOD3 mini overdrive. Check this out:

This thing breaks up pretty good for a nice crunch. No need for an expensive tube amp, this little pedal gets you some of that natural overdriven tone, and it can get pretty fuzzy if you want it to. Again, only $18.

Now we have the most expensive pedal I’m going to show you today. This EX T-cube reverb pedal will set you back a whopping $31. But I think it’s really worth it, here’s why, check this out:

Moving on to our last pedal. This is the same brand and series as the reverb pedal, the EX AD-6 analogue delay. This pedal is the next most expensive at $25. Which is an amazing price for an analogue delay pedal. It’s a basic bare bones delay pedal with four knobs which control overall level, delay mix, delay repeats, and the big one in the middle is the delay time (how fast or slow the delay is).
And pair it with a volume pedal for some smooth swells. You know, like what you play at church when your pastor is finishing the sermon and your keys player is still asleep in the green room
Not bad for $25 right?
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