Can someone who has both of these pedals tell me what the main difference is?
Has anyone done comparison clips? I would love to hear them side by side.
LGW & EDGM
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LGW & EDGM
by Skychurch » Mon Jul 30, 2007 9:53 pm
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by Donner » Wed Aug 01, 2007 12:25 pm
well the compression would be a difference --- the LGW is low compression most of the way thru.. the EGDM adjusts the comp as the distortion goes up like an AC type amp does.....
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by Eskimo_Joe » Thu Aug 02, 2007 8:19 pm
I have both and I think they are vastly different. I use the LGW mostly for lead work. It's not a tubescreamer but it's in the family tree in my opinion. The EGDM is more of a mildish distortion that is great for straight up rock n roll (rhythm and lead), alt country, southern rock, etc. I just love the way it sounds, rich and full. Probably one of my most used pedals.
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