You know you go through a lot of pedals when

[Mark Wein]

Someone "likes" a picture of your gear on Fancebook from 4 years ago and you can't actually remember when your pedalboard looked like this

 

[Chad]

I have no idea what you mean

 

[Mark Wein]

I have no idea what you mean

 

[Mark Wein]

I should add that the Line 6 M9 was the worst sounding piece of gear (in the context of my rig) I've used in a very long time.

 

[Chad]

I should add that the Line 6 M9 was the worst sounding piece of gear (in the context of my rig) I've used in a very long time.

Shocker.

 

[Mark Wein]

Shocker.

I see lots of good players use that and the m5, too. Maybe it's just not my bag. It sounded very thin though.

 

[shoeless]

I'm sure @OGG could have helped you make the most of that M9.

 

[Help!I'maRock!]

I'm obviously biased, but I think Line6 upped their game tremendously when they hired a friend of mine to do their new models. He contributed some to the X update, but his life has basically been the recently released Helix. While I can't afford the Helix, I will absolutely consider some of the smaller models they should release (if past experience with multi-fx is any indication)

 

[Stratguy]

When guitarists talk about the pedal dance, maybe that should be used to describe the ever changing pedals on the board. On the other hand, that specific dance could just be named the pedal shuffle.

 

[Modern Saint]

I have no idea what you mean

Hey that is what I say!!!

I don't flip a lot of my stuff.

 

[sleewell]

four years ago I was switching back and forth from multi effects to pedals and then back to multis and then back to pedals so nothing on my current board I would have owned then.