Just for fun pedals

Yes! Saw this at a local shop and snatched it up!$75 maybe.

 

Not currently but I want this as a fun pedal.

 

i don't have any, but i think i may have made a mistake in not buying one of these:

Korg Miku Pedal - the funniest pedal review ever!! - Bing video

i don't think they make them anymore. everybody should have one.

 

Talkboxes are some of the most fun anybody can have with a pedal. It's a process learning to use them, but they are a joy once you get the hang of it and loads of fun to mess around with. I can't think of a more rewarding pedal purchase than the talkbox.

 

Electro-Harmonix Micro POG. I was using it live, briefly, when we were covering Gold On The Ceiling, but that's not why I bought it. It's fun but not useful enough to keep on my pedal board.

 

The Donner Alchemy. Cheap if you can still find one.

 

Not a pedal. However in the fun category, I bought an E-Bow

 

My first ever fuzz pedal that I am having fun with my hollowbody P-90 exploration. Mosky for $30:

 

I pulled this one out of storage to mess with and I am really digging it.

 

Digitech synth wah envelope.
Part of the old digitech "x series ".
Never really found a use for it, but every time I decided to box it up and sell it, I end up playing it for an hour and decide to keep it.
The weird synth sounds through a digidelay are fun.

 

My DigiTech FreqOUT is pretty fun, but not I found myself not enjoying it on stage. It was a little unpredictable for me. Cool pedal though...

 

montreal assembaly "count to five"
this is the most bazzar pedal ever made , and fun to play with , its a delay sort of, a looper sort of , and plain twisted , very cool, all hand madeI have one , I want two!

 

I have plugged it once or twice. Mainly because i don't play plugged in, and i don't need it when i play with the bands i play in.

 

Arrives today!

 

The Digitech Freqout is a fun pedal, particularly if you want to see if the soundguy is paying attention. I had a Carl Martin Headroom spring reverb pedal for a while. It sounded incredible, but it took up too much space on my pedal board.

 

These days I think all of my pedals are just for fun! I will say that it is almost impossible not to screw around for a couple of hours every time I plug into this:

 

Danelectro Back Talk

 

Too bulky and impractical for live use but fun as hell to mess around with at home.