Effect Pedals
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 Boss BD 2 Blues Driver Effect Pedal NEW  US $70.00
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 Behringer BUC400 Bass Chorus Effects Pedal NEW US $39.95
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 Boss AW 2 Auto Wah Guitar Effect Pedal US $23.22
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 Boss OD 3 Overdrive Guitar Effect Pedal US $33.00
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 Boss CE 3 Chorus Effects Pedal US $60.00
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 Danelectro Cool Cat CF 1 Fuzz Guitar Effect Pedal US $25.00
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 DOD FX55 B Distortion Guitar Effect Pedal US $28.00
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 Danelectro Cool Cat Distortion Guitar Effect Pedal US $25.00
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 Digitech Jamman Solo Looper Effect Pedal Excellent Condition US $129.99
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 Vintage Ibanez EBL 5 Master Series Effects Pedal Board Case US $19.99
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So, you have your first guitar and you want to play it like Slash or Jimi Hendrix. Anyone can create a riff by themselves, but it takes a handful of accessories to get the right sound. Depending on whether you're playing an acoustic or electric, you may spend more or less than if you played the other. You should already have the basics: picks, straps, and extra strings. Electric players have to add audio cables and a practice amp to that list. One accessory to add for either is a guitar tabs encyclopedia, which shows every chord used and also riffs to practice your skills.
Now that you got the basics down, you should get a stand or case to keep your guitar safe and free from dust. Cases not only are available at cheap prices, but they also come in different shapes. Some guitars require a specific shape due to the design and type. Others can be used with any type and even have compartments to keep all of your basic gear together in one place. It's recommended that you get a hard shell than a gig bag to protect it from physical damage.
While acoustic guitar players can get out and start jamming from here, electric players have a couple more guitar accessories to grab. The practice amp is great for creating riffs, but in order to take advantage of them, you'll need at least 2 effect pedals. One must be some type of distortion, while the other is up to the player. Reverb, delay modulator, wah-wah, volume and compressor are some of the various pedals. Within those types, you can change the guitar's sound to almost anything (including a Sitar). One to be aware of is a Talk Box. This type requires a microphone to use, but can be very fun to play with as well. You can also get a multi-pedal: one box with multiple foot switches and effects.
To perform live, you'll have to take the next step in guitar accessories: performance amps. For electric players, Line 6 and Marshall are two of the best and come in multiple sizes. Some have effects built-in to save a few bucks on pedals, while others have extra outputs to record on the spot. If you have an acoustic, you'll need a microphone to play louder than the guitar is capable of doing alone.
With all of this, you should be able to decide on which guitar accessories you want and need. There are plenty of shops online and retail stores that carry just about everything you're going to be looking for. Also, check to see if any of the stores sell used or refurbished guitar accessories. This way, you can save money and obtain a limited warranty in case of failure. Once you've gone on your musical shopping spree, creating your own songs and riffs should become second nature in no time at all. With the right guitar accessories, you will be the next great guitar player.
If you want to learn more about Guitars and how to actually play them hop over to this Blues Guitar Lesson Site. Where you can find out a lot of interesting stuff about various guitar courses for beginners.
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Pedals $12.49 Pedals |
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Hal Leonard Guitar Effects Pedals - The Practical Handbook $24.95 It's a golden age for guitar effects pedal users and makers right now, with over 40 years of design experience and musical experimentation to draw on. Your choice includes the original, pioneering vintage models, or souped-up clones from more contemporary designers. Dave Hunter spells out the pros and cons of both in this uniquely comprehensive guide. In a guitarist-friendly style, the book explores: what each type of effect does, how pedals work, the best order to connect pedals, and how to make the most of the pedals you have. Also includes exclusive interviews revealing eight top pedal makers' radically diverse approaches to building effects. |
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Musician's Gear Offset Effect Pedal Coupler $3.19 Use this metal connector to connect 2 effect pedals. Offset double male 1/4" connector. |
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Danelectro Dan-Electrode Variable Adapter DA-4 - powers up to 15 pedals $17.99 Danelectro Danelectrode DA-4 Adapter Works with all of the Mini,Dano Triple Wah, Fab effects pedal and the Honeytone Mini Amps.   Will work on many other effect types including Boss, Wampler, MXR, Dunlop, and Visual Sound. The Danelectro DA-4 is a 9 volt fixed or variable 9 volt power supply. Powers up to 15 pedals total. The variable 3-9 volt feature allows you to get cool vintage tones boosting the sound of your distortion, overdrive or fuzz pedals by lowing the voltage. Many guitarist like the sound of a dying 9 volt battery now you can get the same effect with the Dan Electrode. How cool! 2 Supply Modes: FIXED 9 VOLT: A Solid and Steady Supply that ensures that you get the very best tone from every pedal. VARIABLE 3-9 VOLT Produces gritty vintage tones from most distortion, overdrive, and fuzz pedals by starving them for voltage. Powers up to 15 pedals |
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Pro Flight Rudder Pedals pedals - wired $118.99 Saitek Pro Flight Rudder Pedals - Pedals |
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The Effect $6 The Effect - Flobots |
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Musician's Gear Effect Pedal Coupler Straight $3.19 Use this metal coupler to connect 2 effects pedals. Straight double male 1/4" connector. |
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Danelectro Cool Cat Series Cat Pack Guitar Effects Pedals Package $99 Now get 3 Danelectro Cool Cats effect pedals in one hot package with the Cat Packthe CV-1 Vibe, CT-1 Tremolo, and CTO-1 Transparent Overdrive effect pedals. Cool Cat CV-1 Vibe: Gives you a metal stompbox for the price of plastic. Dial in your Mix, Speed, and Intensity for organic, swampy, trippy tone. Cool Cat CT-1 Tremolo: Better tone than your vintage amp. You'll dig the Square Wave setting. Cool Cat CTO-1 Transparent Overdrive: Adjust your Treble/Bass and Gain for anything from clean boost to glassy crunch. It has a durable metal construction, like all its Cool Cat cousins.CV-1 Vibe: True Bypass (3PDT3-pole, double throw) Metal case Metal jacks Controls: Mix, Speed, Intensity CV-1 Vibe: True Bypass (3PDT3-pole, double throw) Metal case Metal jacks Controls: Speed, Hard/Soft, Depth CTO-1 Transparent Chorus: True Bypass (3PDT3-pole, double throw) Metal case Metal jacks Controls: Volume, Treble/Bass, Gain |
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Gibraltar Gibralto-Lube for Pedals $3.49 Gibraltar Gibralto-Lube for Pedals |
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Gibraltar Gibralto-Lube For Pedals $3.49 Gibraltar Gibralto-Lube for Pedals |
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Momo Pedals - Stealth (Red) [Manual] $110 Momo Pedals - Stealth (Red) |
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Momo Pedals - Stealth (Blue) [Manual] $110 Momo Pedals - Stealth (Blue) |
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Momo Pedals - Stealth (Basic) [Manual] $60 Momo Pedals - Stealth (Basic) |
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Momo Pedals - Stealth (Black) [Manual] $75 Momo Pedals - Stealth (Black) |
