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    Talking Blues distortion pedal

    Hey Guys
    I like to play blues and was wondering if anyone knew of a blues distortion pedal that might be good to get preferably not the best top range price but not a crappy one either. If you could post a link to read more about it and maybe a pic that would be awesome!

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    Digitech - Bad Monkey

    DVM seems to enjoy his new Behringer TO100 as well, check out his review...
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    Hey SuperSwede
    Ok thanks man, appreciate that ay.

    Many thanks
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    Bad Monkey is great. Check out the Danelectro FAB Distortion too - very cheaply built but with great tone.
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    I have to agree with everyone, Bad Monkey all dee way ude:
    Ron Paul is like Kryptonite to Tyranny

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    Another vote for the Bad Monkey. A great blues OD pedal at a very reasonable price. If you're willing to poke around on eBay, you can find a nice used one for probably $25 - $30. The Behringer TO100 is great for the price (I got one brand new on eBay for $16 + shipping!), but it isn't as good as the Monkey, and I own both. If you wanted to spend as little as possible and still get a good OD pedal, the TO100 would fit the bill perfectly. But if you don't mind spending a bit more, the Bad Monkey is definitely superior. And it's built like a tank vs. the Behringer pedal's more fragile plastic construction.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big_Rob
    I have to agree with everyone, Bad Monkey all dee way ude:
    You have my old Bad Monkey don't you?
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    Quote Originally Posted by tone2thebone
    You have my old Bad Monkey don't you?
    Yup and I use it every day

    Its by far my favorite pedal to use.
    Ron Paul is like Kryptonite to Tyranny

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big_Rob
    Yup and I use it every day

    Its by far my favorite pedal to use.
    +1! It and my Behringer Tuner and Powerboost are the ones that are turned on every day. ude:
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    Quote Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
    +1! It and my Behringer Tuner and Powerboost are the ones that are turned on every day. ude:
    Heh, I have the Bad Monkey and my Behringer Hell Babe wah on everyday.
    Ron Paul is like Kryptonite to Tyranny

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big_Rob
    Yup and I use it every day

    Its by far my favorite pedal to use.
    It's a great pedal. Glad to see you put it to good use!
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    Talking Bad Monkey

    Hey Guys
    So how much american would the Bad Monkey be brand new?

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    Going rate at most of the big resellers is $50. But I just found it listed at Zzounds.com for only $40. Sweet deal!! ude: :
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    It sounds like there are quite a few fans of the Bad Monkey... hard to go wrong when that many folks endorse a product they own.

    I have the Boss OD pedal, and it's been nothing but great.
    http://www.zzounds.com/item--BOSSD1

    Demo...
    http://cachepe.zzounds.com/media/SD-...4a34707a20.mp3

    If you have the chance to look at one, it may be a good choice also.

    Cheers,

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    Talking Blues pedal do you thin it is any good?

    Hey Guys
    I found this blues distortion pedal its called: DIGITECH DSB SCREAMIN BLUES OVERDRIVE PEDAL do you think it is any good?

    Many thanks
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    Talking Eric Clapton "crossroads" blues pedal

    Hey Guys
    Here is a link to the Eric Clapton blues pedal, which one do you think would be better for me to get the Eric Clapton one or the Bad Monkey?

    Here's the link to Eric Clapton's: http://www.digitech.com/products/Cla...laptonDemo.htm

    Many thanks
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    I think this is more of a "specialty" pedal than what I would consider a true blues/rock overdrive. I wonder how many of the tones you'd really find useful, plus it costs $100. I think you already got your answer loud & clear here, based upon your originally stated desire for a moderately priced blues pedal.
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    Jumping in a little late.. But heres another vote for the bad monkey!

    It's the one pedal that I use much more than anything else. And it sounds great on any amp/guitar I've tried it with.

    +1 for the Bad Monkey!
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    Quote Originally Posted by GREENMACHINE
    Hey Guys
    I found this blues distortion pedal its called: DIGITECH DSB SCREAMIN BLUES OVERDRIVE PEDAL do you think it is any good?

    Many thanks
    GREENMACHINE
    From my understanding of that pedal is that it is a Overdrive and a Distortion pedal in one nice little package
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