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Ideas on the Danelectro "corned beef"
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    Default Ideas on the Danelectro "corned beef"

    I see Big Rob uses a "corned beef" reverb pedal.

    I just picked one up and am wondering if anyone else can turn me on to some of their favorite settings or other pertinent info that might help me with placing and using this pedal most effectively.

    I'm barely getting used to it. Only had it two days.
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    I bought one of those, too, to give some space to the tones from my Valve Jr. As you know, it's very cheap as reverb pedals go, so it basically only has one sound and it'll never be confused by anyone for a Fender reverb tank! Actually, the effect it produces sounds more like a slapback echo than true reverb. I read where somebody described it as sounding like "playing in your bathroom", and that's a pretty good characterization!

    I found that if I set the Mix knob somewhere between 11 and 1 o'clock, I get a fairly useful tone. Lower than that and it really doesn't add much of anything; higher than that sounds very artificial to me. As far as the Hi-Cut control goes, just twiddle that to taste. I leave it right around 12 noon.

    If you're looking for high quality reverb sounds that will at least approach the quality of a good tank, you'll need to spend quite a bit more. The Digitech DigiVerb gets consistently good customer feedback, but it'll run you $100 new....
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    Or you can get a fantastic Lexicon LXP-1 reverb I like I have for under 100 bucks on eBay...it's a studio reverb - not a pedal, but I use it for my amp with fantastic results.
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    Ill post my settings when I get home. I love that little pedal, its got great reverb. I can however say that I have it at the end of my f/x chain.
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    Hopefully that helps you out.

    Mix at 12:00
    Hi-Cut at 2:00
    Ron Paul is like Kryptonite to Tyranny

    Guitars:
    MIM Fender Stratocaster, Ibanez AS73, Fender F210, Martin Backpaker Steel-String

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    Behringer V-Tone 2x10 60W, Marshall G10 MkII, Danelectro E-Studio Honeytone.

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