Multi-Efx if you don't know what efx you want. Than start buying single pedals only when you know what you want. Multi-efx if you want to keep things simple and dun want to worry about an ever expanding pedalboard.
Some people hate digital sounds though.
Multi-Efx if you don't know what efx you want. Than start buying single pedals only when you know what you want. Multi-efx if you want to keep things simple and dun want to worry about an ever expanding pedalboard.
Some people hate digital sounds though.
agreed ... i used to have a simple multi-effects box .. it was actually more of an amp modeller .. i let go of it because it sounded just .. flat .. yeah .. no depth .. so in the end i decided to switch to single effects after a while of just going clean .. =)
The learning curve may be longer, but once you have re adjusted the presets to usable sounds, it's pretty much alright. In live situations, you can only use so few settings.
