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Guitar stomboxes
I use a range of guitar stomp boxes together with my Fender Rhodes Mark II. A stompbox is an effects pedal that alters the sound of a instrument. Common effects are distortion, chorus, reverb, etc.
Currently I use:
- Electro Harmonix Stereo Pulsar Tremolo
- Barber LTD Black overdrive (is not produced anymore)
- Boss Stereo Chorus Ensemble CE-5 (the CE-1 is hard to get and also very expensive)
- Mooer Mod Factory MK2 (chorus, flanger, tremolo, phaser, but I mainly use for the ring modulator)
- Electro Harmonix Wiggler (Tube vibrato, Tremolo)
- Electro Harmonix small stone phaser (the classic!)
- MXR M108 10-bands graphic EQ
- Boss Digital Delay DD-8
- Boss Reverb RV-6
- The Warden Optical Compressor
- Behringer UV300 (Vibrato)
Image: The Electro Harmonix Wiggler and the Boss DD-8
Image: Stompboxes on top of the Fender Rhodes
Image: Behringer Ultra Vibrato UV300. I did not connect this pedal to the TrueTone power supply since it causes a severe humm. Instead I used a battery. To open Behringer pedals you have to push in the black rod on the left and right with a small screwdriver.
