Can a distortion pedal be used for this?
1335302
I personally have not tried a pedal as I use it for a practice amp, but I don't see a reason why not. I use a modeling amp (Peavey, although Fender, Line 6 etc make very good products) that I can tweak very easily to get the sound I desire. If you are serious about your progress I would advise paying a little more and buy one of them before buying pedals which are limited in their scope of use.
1476965
YEs, with the octave mode. but this pedal isnreally cheap and sounds a little crappy.
229181
The pedal offers all that you described above. It is customizable to your taste but I agree with the other review that it is too complicated. You might just consider buying separate pedals. But all in all if you mainly play distortion this one has a lot to offer.
1729365
You can use any single acoustic kick pedal. It will not work with a double kick pedal.
1787147
No; not sure why you would need it on this type of pedal. Defeats the purpose. But, effects can be modified to personal taste.
995004
you could if you had a convert cable from rca jacks to 1/4 inch. but it might not sound all that well as this is designed to amplify a passive signal and usually cd players and some recievers have at least a bit of voltage, this will cause quite a bit of distortion. try another amp like a behringer gm 108 , or a fender rumble 15 watt. i have both of those and each has inputs for pre amplified sources. i hope that helped
1368523
Sorry not familiar with the pedal. I've always used some type of modeling amp and have never needed a pedal for the type of music I play.
1530157
There are separate controls for both bass and treble. You will probably be able to come to a balance to fit your need. I have not had a problem with distortion.
1549319
I'm sorry, I can't answer that. This was a gift for my son and I'm not sure if he has ever tried to use a pedal.
1906604
you only use the tone/ volume from your guitar / bass. It does have a distortion mode.
1990386
This works like a standard pedal 1/4 in and 1/4 out w/ power supply. There is a level control so you could boost your signal if that's what you are.asking
418012
The short answer is yes, but it's never going to sound quite like a high-end tube amp. It is its own animal...One of the secrets you learn as time goes on is that even a cheap amp can do a lot in the hands of an expert. The Champion 100 is fully capable of handling most rock styles, including those you mentioned. I've found a sweet spot on mine using the second-highest distortion setting on the rotary knob selector, and with my basic settings, I can play pretty much any rock style I want. I prefer tone over distortion, but there's plenty of distortion in there, and it handles pedals well....
1106057
Yes you can! I have a CryBaby Wah pedal running into it, but you can add an expression pedal and use the onboard pedal for Wah. Get more info here:http://line6.com/footcontrollers/fbvshortboardmkii.html
2047602
Reverb no but what you could do is set the option A to Clean and B to Distortion and Wah is built in for when you press the volume pedal, it then acts as a Wah. Another thing to do is make C and D have reverb one with distortion and one with clean. Hope I helped in some way, and yes I do recommend this pedal for any Line 6 users
14159
Yes you can. If you want to get creative, run it though an effects pedal for additional punch.
2038611
Yep. I just plug my guitar into the top slot and then pass the other top-slot output to the amp. The only downside of this is that distortion from the amp is applied after the looping, which can cause some strange effects. On a clean-sound it works just fine, otherwise you'll want a distortion pedal before the loop-pedal.
418011
Yes this amp has a good distortion. Also keep in mind many people use guitar effect pedals as well to get their personal tone, but to get started you should be fine with the distortion this amp puts out.