duaneflowers
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Interesting! I have found it to play exceedingly well with others. It is an order thing, but I have found nothing which does not work with it. Can you elucidate? While keeping your pants on? Seriously, I am interested. I always use mine and I don't usually use a lot of other pedals, but have run it with Archer Boost, Wampler Velvet fuzz, Providence Chrono Delay, Alter Ego reverbs, Slide Rig, Roto Choir, Morley Volume, Digitech RV7, and all my sequencers and large reverb units. I have found no problems. I usually run it late in the chain.
On my usual days it and maybe the Chrono and a reverb of some sort are my normal chain elements. I don't spank my pedals a lot, just when a mood hits. I need to rewire all that crap anyways now that I gots my GEC 9.
Speaking of which, since you are frequently in possession of everything known to mankind, do you have a Schaffer Replica? I am thinking hard right now on one since hearing his Boston and Steely Dan stuff. I like AC/DC (at least a bunch of their songs) but not a huge follower. But when I heard him nail Party and then Reelin In The Years I decided I DID have a place for one.
No Schaffer Replica, my Line6 G50 and G55 have never really been tonesuckers for me, so keep them I have and use them I do (if I may be a bit Yoda about it).
I've always found compressor pedals a bit noisy for my liking... along with their glorious tones, the two I use most, the SlideRIG and Rivera Sustain Shaman seem to bring a lot of noise with them, although I haven't really experimented with their positions in the chain as much as I should... I will have to investigate that further to see if it helps. Several reverb pedals and various ODs and Klon Clones are all I really use. Since the Kemper arrived on my doorstep most of my pedals are on hiatus, but since adding yet another Klon Clone to the arsenal the tube amps have been easing their way back into prime time so I'll need to give the compressors another go... the Kemper does a lot of things well, but it can't replicate many of the boutique pedals I've grown to love...