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Johnrocks
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Brazil
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Posted - 10/23/2006 :  08:18:26  Show Profile  Visit Johnrocks's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Hi there!!
Maybe some of you will think that�s a silly question, but is TU 2 a "dead" pedal on the chain? I mean, does the place that Tu2 is located have some influence on the chain?

gurran1928
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Sweden
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Posted - 10/23/2006 :  09:29:44  Show Profile  Visit gurran1928's Homepage  Click to see gurran1928's MSN Messenger address  Reply with Quote
I want my tuner first because I want to signal to be clean.. If you got a turned on phaser before you probably can't tune your guitar..
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StratoSphere
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Canada
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Posted - 10/23/2006 :  13:32:07  Show Profile  Send StratoSphere an AOL message  Click to see StratoSphere's MSN Messenger address  Reply with Quote
ya i think your best bet is at the start of the chain. it just makes most sense there, or even possibly your last pedal
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diggum12
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USA
282 Posts

Posted - 10/23/2006 :  17:10:05  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I don't use a TU-2, but I put my Planet Waves pedal tuner dead last in the chain. Why? Becuase when I'm changing guitars or *gasp* pedals, I can just mute the whole signal. No pops, hum, or having to switch off the amp!

You may ask, "Does it tune as accurately after all those pedals?" It does. In fact, when people are checking out my tuner, I'll turn on my phaser, then the tuner, and they can see the pitch track on the tuner. Very accurate.
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Johnrocks
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Brazil
175 Posts

Posted - 10/23/2006 :  20:00:32  Show Profile  Visit Johnrocks's Homepage  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by StratoSphere

ya i think your best bet is at the start of the chain. it just makes most sense there, or even possibly your last pedal



Well, my set up is:
AMP (I don�t have one)--> DM2 ---> BF2 ---> GE 7 ----> OD 1 ---> TU2 ---> Guitar
So, is it right?
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mattoqua
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Canada
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Posted - 10/23/2006 :  20:31:57  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Johnrocks

quote:
Originally posted by StratoSphere

ya i think your best bet is at the start of the chain. it just makes most sense there, or even possibly your last pedal



Well, my set up is:
AMP (I don�t have one)--> DM2 ---> BF2 ---> GE 7 ----> OD 1 ---> TU2 ---> Guitar
So, is it right?



Thats the best for TU2, since the signal is the cleanest

I would switch the order on the GE-7 and OD-1 though
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silvertone6120
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USA
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Posted - 10/23/2006 :  23:46:21  Show Profile  Visit silvertone6120's Homepage  Reply with Quote
"I would switch the order on the GE-7 and OD-1 though"

I would actually leave it like it is if you're using the GE-7 as a boost effect. That's all I ever really used a GE-7 for.
I have to agree with the majority here about putting the tuner first in the chain. I'm old school that way...
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Johnrocks
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Brazil
175 Posts

Posted - 10/24/2006 :  06:41:38  Show Profile  Visit Johnrocks's Homepage  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by silvertone6120

"I would switch the order on the GE-7 and OD-1 though"

I would actually leave it like it is if you're using the GE-7 as a boost effect. That's all I ever really used a GE-7 for.
I have to agree with the majority here about putting the tuner first in the chain. I'm old school that way...



I�m old school too! And yes I use GE-7 as boost effect!=)
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