New pedal day. This pedal is sweet and does way more than the Digitech Drop. This pedal is really badass and sounds great. If you are sick of drop tuning or changing guitars all the time, then I would defintely try this pedal out. It does so much more than just drop tuning though.

The electronics haven't worked on my old acoustic for about 15 years. Instead of butchering it to replace them, I found an alternative. This is pretty sweet. It sounds good, and is a permanent pickup with jack, but still easily removeable if I wanted to. It sounds so good I might put one in my 12 string. These are the before and after pics.

I need advice. I just bought a Behringer Noise reducer and a Behringer Compressor/Sustainer. I know the pedals are cheap, but I have never used either on my board and didn't want to spend a lot until I know I like them or even need them. That being said, do I run the compressor before or after the noise reducer, or should I run the compressor in the noose reducer's loop with my distortion pedals? What is the best placement for these pedals?

I’m thinking of attempting a truss rod adjustment on my accoustic. The strings seem too high on the fretboard. Looking for tips and insight in what I need to look for or be careful of. I’ve googled the info but wanted some community feedback.

Just checking to see if it is just me or if there is no product 17 on the test panel.