Preferred Effects Unit Addition to Nashville 400?

[William Johnson]

Seems to be a trend back to 'stomp box' FX pedals . . .

Suggestions on current model FX units? Rack/Table Top or Floor?

Years back I used the Peavey Tube-Flex I think it was called.

Do most route the FX unit through FX Send/Return on rear or use the front Input?

Thanks,

Billy

[Wayne Baker]

I use a DD3 delay, but I've heard a lexicon is good.

[Erv Niehaus]

Another vote for the DD3.
Erv

[Dale Thompson]

I used a Zoom Multistomp MS50G Pedal plugged into the front of the amp and it sounded great. The effects loop always sounded dark to me.

[Richard Sinkler]

I run my Zoom MS50G in the front panel effects loop. Doesn't sound dark to me.

[Richard Alderson]

Here is a pedal that does what the DD3 does and also has reverb, and for less than $100, simple set up for playing gigs; Not in production anymore, but still mostly available, ebay,sweetwater, forum, etc. Not as fancy as your Tubefex, but gives both reverb and delay and more reverb choices than the N-400 reverb knob. Delay alone, reverb alone, or delay + plus reverb. Delay fattens up the tone nicely as well as tricky echo and speed effects such as those Bobbe Seymour demos on You Tube.

[David Nugent]

Another vote for the 'DR 400'. When these were available they routinely sold for around $39.00 to $49.00 new. I acquired one used from my local Craigslist for $25.00 as a backup for my Boss 'RV-3' (which I believe that the Behringer was cloned from). Decided to run an A/B test and the difference in tone and function between the two units was negligible at best. Eventually sold the Boss for four times the amount paid for the Behringer.

[Tommy Shown]

I have a DD-3 plus a Pro-Fex II, and a Pro-Fex. The Pro-Fex is broke and 2os working well as well as the DD-3.

[Patrick Huey]

I have a Profex II, a DD-3, and a Danelectro Fish & Chips