Joe Kataldo4th August 2008Nice Pedals
Trond Vold4th August 2008Highly informative and useful
Nice job
Martin la guitarra4th August 2008good job
Marcus Siepen4th August 2008very useful, well done
Muris Varajic4th August 2008Awesome topic Ivan!
rockztar4th August 2008video 3 doesn´t work
Pablo Vazquez4th August 2008Great tutorial Ivan!! Very useful!
Praetorian4th August 2008Great info! But video 3 won't work for me either.
Bogdan Radovic4th August 2008Very useful info about the pedals here !
Kristofer Dahl4th August 2008Awesome tutorial!
I am not sure if there is suppose to be a video at spot 3 - but we will wait for Ivan to have the final word.
If there is suppose to be one he will upload it - otherwise we'll just "remove" the empty spot.
sigma74th August 2008Wish I had a pedal
- Jon Lambo4th August 2008
These tutorials are an excellent idea, please keep them coming. There are lots of guitarists that don't know anything about the various types of gear thats available and how it works. Thanks!
kaznie_NL4th August 2008Cool! Great idea Ivan! thnx
- Alex874th August 2008
Nice demo Ivan
I use some boss pedals also 
Nick3254th August 2008cool lesson Ivan
Hisham Al-Sanea4th August 2008nice tutorial and useful Ivan.
Ivan Milenkovic5th August 2008Thanks guys
sorry for the part 3 missing, I will fix it right now, don't know how it slipped..
- Kristofer Dahl5th August 2008
Video three is now fixed - thanks Ivan!
Danilo Capezzuto7th August 2008Useful lesson!
Juan M. Valero7th August 2008great tutorial !!!
- Ivan Milenkovic7th August 2008
Thanks man
Toni Suominen7th August 2008Your gear tutorials are always great Ivan!
Dejan Farkas8th August 2008Great job Ivan
- Ivan Milenkovic8th August 2008
Thanks guys I appreciate it
Daniel Realpe5th May 2010no wonder your sound is so good
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Hi guys, and welcome to my second in line tutorial. In this one we are going to cover two famous Boss pedals SD1 and DS1.
I'm sure many of you have heard about these pedals, their main function is to serve as boosters for tube amps, but they can be also used as a dist/drive pedals on bedroom volumes.
I hope this tutorial will encourage you to tweak your gear even further in your quest for tone.
Have fun! :)Related lessons:
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