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Well there is the questions.

Personally i only own boss pedals. How do they fair against otehr pedals? Ive never tired that many before. HOw about MXR? any others? IM looking for a phaser pedal soon maybe in a few weeks whats the ebst one out there? how does the boss phaser fair against the mxr 90?

I really like Boss pedals-
I got tired of all the stuff scattered about, so I got the ME-50, it works for me, but it does have its limitations. Now that the older GT series is selling low, I may look into getting one of those.

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I really like G2D pedals. I've also had good service from Boss, the larger Line 6 stuff, and Dunlop.

The US is the Land of The Pedal. There are so many brands to choose from. You should plan a trip to a big city with some great music stores and try em all out.

As for which pedals I prefer? I'm partial to the pedals made by a guy in Arizona named Joel Weaver. His company is called HomeBrew Electronics, www.homebrewelectronics.com.

Whatever pedal works for me.

I trust Pro Analog pedals without ever having to play them. They always sound great and cut through the mix.

I don't have a preference, but right now there's Boss and Chicago Iron sitting on my board.

Well, on my board there is 2 Boss, 2 Electro Harmonix, Jim Dunlop, Visual Sound, Park Fuzz Tone, one old school Ibanez Phaser and soon will be an octave pedal of some description, not sure what yet though. Not keen on the boss one.

I don't really have a favourite, but the Boss ones are a bit mainstream, I don't use thewm for anything too crazy. The EHX make some really wacked out sounds, like them a lot.

Fulltone or MXR.
Can consider EHX, thats all. Too many can lead me to a dilema

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For OD / Distortion I basically use G2D pedals these days. Boss and Morley for other stuff at present. One Maxon which is a great TS9 clone.

My only pedal is a V-Stack BHM. It's a cool OD pedal that I use...
- as a somewhat dirty treble booster;
- for hi-gain leads with a tube amp on the verge of breakup;
- for direct recording.

I use pedals from Boss, J.Dunlop, Line6, DOD and Danelectro.
Boss, Dunlop and Line6 are rock solid with great sound.
DOD compressor seems to be a bit less sturdy, but it's always switched on - sounds great
Danelectro's chorus/trem is made very cheap - if it weren't so unimportant effects for me I would definitely buy some other products - sound is ok, no hum
Danelectro Spring King: Reverb is too important for me to use Danelectro - I'll exchange it with a Boss

I love my sound right now which is currently

Boss TU-2
Vox Wah
Tubescreamer
Bluesdriver
DS-1
Rocktron Short Timer
EH Holy Grail

But I will have to say, if I were going to start all over, I would revamp the pedal board with the whole Xotic Effects line.

Boss pedals and a Morley wah. Just bought a Bluesdriver off a mate. Absolutely rules through my Laney. Both brands have never failed me before, but i havent got much experience with many pedal brands.

It depends. I don't think you'll find as much brand loyalty in this area.

I currently have an MXR Dynacomp, Ibanez TS-9 Tubescreamer, DOD FE65 StereoChorus, and Alesis AcousticXciter. I use whatever suits me at the time.

BOSS, MXR, or what I build. I like to try others too and would buy if it suited me.

NONE!!!! I like to run that thang straight into the amp!!!!

I like Boss and old Ibanez pedals the best