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Finding Effects

Does anybody know a decent website that has lists or similar of effects for diffrent bands/artits? Does something like this even exist?

Ive look through a lot of google links, but mainly only found info relating to the preset effects that come with the board..

I mainly want them for my Korg AX1500G FX board.

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I've got an AX1500G too and as far as I know there is no official 'user pool' of effects, like there is for the Pod. Of the 56 something effects it has, I reckon only a handful are worth keeping. Case of just designing your own and saving them to the user bank, I think!

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Check out a page of links on my website http://www.jcdisciples.org/guitar/effectsinfo.html Might help


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