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This actually happened to me, fortunately @MattG was depicted for our other guitarist and had remembered to put two in so I used his SG for the night and he hardly ever laughs at me over it...
Getting back to the original question, yes, I’ve had my pedalboard go dead on me just before I was due to start playing - not a massive problem, yes some songs didn’t quite sound right to me and some where I’d normally be doing kind of ambient picky stuff sounded a bit empty without a delay pedal but I doubt the punters even noticed to be honest...
Supportact said: [my style is] probably more an accumulation of limitations and bad habits than a 'style'.
Instead of my favourite radio station I thought I'd put on another one while the water was boiling in the kettle.
A rock station. So, fair enough, I'm primed to be expecting rock.
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One chord --- one solitary chord. That's all it took and I knew: AC/DC.
Because the sound is always the same.
If Angus had to play down the Dog and Duck with a singer who handed him a set list which went from The Beatles to Van Morrison to the Black Eyed Peas -- then Angus...
would borrow my pedal board.
What would Django Reinhardt do?
i do keep a digitech RP360 in the boot in case of emergencies
I had this at a gig earlier in the year when my board failed mid set. I was using a JCM800 and I did the same. Set the amp so that I had my full drive tone and used my guitar volume to clean up.
It wasnt my favourite sound but im positive nobody else in the room gave a toss.
My delay sounds are minimal, my Wah use is sparing, reverb on the amp. I’d miss my fuzzface though.