bikerpvc
24 posts
Oct 02, 2015
11:47 AM
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I'm using the Mooer Ana Echo to give my bassman a little delay. I'd like to add another pedal to give the sound more bottom and tone improvement.
Any suggestions on a pedal to add to the Ana echo?
Thanks for any help.
Last Edited by bikerpvc on Oct 02, 2015 11:48 AM
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rainman
185 posts
Oct 02, 2015
12:31 PM
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The Lone Wolf Harp Tone + is a great overlooked pedal and would fit your needs.
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TetonJohn
274 posts
Oct 02, 2015
12:56 PM
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Sounds like the Tone+ is a strong possibility given your specific question.
If you are looking for some break up at lower volume, I like the Lone Wolf Octave pedal(don't be fooled by the name) -- listen to some samples to see if you like the touch of distortion the pedal adds. A Lone Wolf Harp Break could also be good especially if you want even more distortion at low volume.
Last Edited by TetonJohn on Oct 02, 2015 12:56 PM
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1847
2791 posts
Oct 02, 2015
2:05 PM
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you would be surprised how many top touring pro's
use the kinder antifeedback pedal
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FMWoodeye
842 posts
Oct 03, 2015
7:21 AM
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Back in my heavy-pedaling days, I found I preferred the LW Octave pedal to the LW Tone + for the Bassman, especially at lower volumes. These days I use just a delay while the other pedals collect dust.
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hvyj
2784 posts
Oct 03, 2015
12:38 PM
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MXR MICRO AMP PLUS. This pedal is a harmonica friendly preamp that provides a low gain clean boost that can give you a little dirt without feedback. But what is really cool is that it has ACTIVE bass and treble eq knobs that can cut OR boost the bass and treble independently and when both are rolled off boosts the midrange. True bypass as well. Less prone to feedback than the Lone Wolf Harp Break, and less expensive. Very useful.
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