Re: [Harp-L] Pedal Problems

[Rick Davis <bluesharpamps@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Leo-

While setting up for a gig last month I was getting terrible feedback, and
quickly discovered that the "Level" slider on my Boss GE-7 EQ pedal had
somehow gotten kicked up a few notches.  I generally leave it flat.  When I
slid it back to zero the feedback went away.

My pedal train consists of:

-Line 6 wireless receiver
-Boss GE-7 EQ Pedal
-DeltaLab DD1 delay pedal
-BBE Sonic Stomp pedal (recommended to me by Jason Ricci)

It's all in a Boss BCB-60 pedal board for easy transport and setup. I don't
use all the pedals all the time.  Sometimes I just use a cable and plug
directly into my amp.  It depends on the room and on my mood.

How do you like the Boss FDR-1 pedal?

-Rick Davis
The Blues Harp Amps Blog
http://www.bluesharpamps.blogspot.com/




On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 7:09 AM, Leonardo Cozendey Crespo <cozendey@xxxxxxxxx
> wrote:

> Gentleman,
>
> after our last rehearsal, I had a problem that I want to address to you in
> search for an answer.
>
> My new pedal board sequence is:
>
> Mic ->
> AB Box
> BOSS FDR-1
> Rotomachine line 6
> Micro POG
> GE-7 Boss
> DD-3 Boss
> -> Fender Blues Jr.
>
> With all, but the dd-3, with a small slap-back delay (and the amp reverb
> set
> to Zero), pedals off, this setup was a feedback beast, as if something was
> putting more gain to the signal.
>
> After a quick talk to the guitar player (who have identified this
> condition)
> I connected the mic direct into the Blues Jr (ok it's not the best harp amp
> but at least it works) and every think went great and I could play again.
>
> I am imagining that the problem might be with the Rotomachine or the FDR-1
> (Fender Deluxe Reverb Emulator)
>
> Did any of you have some sort of problem like this? My mic has a shure
> vintage capsule with high gain.
>
> Regards,
>  Leo
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