I just got most of these and I’m still playing around with them.

1- Hog with Preset Pedal
2- 2880 Looper and preset pedal
3- Cathedral
4- Holy Stain
5- Stereo Memory Man with Hazari
6- Stereo Polyphase
7- Tube Zipper
8- Micro Synth
9- Frequency Analyzer
10- Ring Thing
11- Big Muff Pi with tone wicker
12- Q Tron
13- Riddle
14- Holy Grail Plus
15- Metal Muff with Top Boost
16- Graphic Fuzz
17- Bass Big Muff
18- Electric Mistress
19- LPB-1
20- Pulsar
21- Geranium Big Muff
22- Soul Preacher
23- Pog2

Now I just need some time to sit and play around with my toys.

Hello All,

I love all my children equally, so I’m going to list my EHX pedals in order of which gets used the most to the less often used ( I hope I don’t get a call from HRS for this ) child:

1: English Muff’n
2: Stereo Memory Man
3: HOG
4: MicroSynth ( big case version )
5: Flanger Hoax
6: Black Finger

I would point out that my number one pedal is also my favorite pedal in general, so it’s a double duty rating.

Hi all!

Quite a few EHX pedals happened to cross my way so far…

1) Ring Thing
2) POG2
3) Hot Tubes (the version with tubes)
4) LPB1
5) Little Big Muff Pi
6) Freeze
7) Stereo Clone Theory
The Worm

I still have 1-4, the others had to go.

Cheers,
Boogie

1. Small Stone Nano
2. POG2
3. Neo Mistress
4. Holy Grail Nano (I no longer have this)

It’s tight between the Small Stone and the POG2, but there is something about the simplicity and response of the former that gives it the edge. I dumped the Holy Grail not because it is a bad pedal (quite the contrary), but in order to free up some real estate on the pedal board and to force me to use the reverb on the amp.

(updated)

1. Big Muff – ‘vintage’ model w/tone bypass
2. Big Muff – IC model w/tone bypass
3. Stereo Memory Man
4. Graphic Fuzz (original ‘classic’ version)
5. POG2
6. Small Clone
7. White Finger compressor
8. Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai
9. Germanium OD
10. Pulsar
11. Micro Pog
12. Deluxe Memory Man
13. Bass Big Muff
14. Little Big Muff (XO)
15. Small Stone
16. LPB-1
17. Soul Preacher
18. Muff Overdrive
19. Mole
20. Stereo Electric Mistress
21. Bass Balls (NYC)

Update:

1) 90s Deluxe Memory Man (BEST. DELAY. EVER)
2) Rams Head Big Muff (BEST. FUZZ. EVER)
3) POG (Until I can afford a Fender XII or Bass VI)
4) Freeze (Such a great idea…trying not to look at the Superego too closely!)
5) 2880 (sold, but what a looper! Would benefit from a softer switching than the standard DPDT style)
6) Double Muff, modded by JHS (Great overdrive on the cusp of fuzz. Razor sharp clarity on chords)
7) Holiest Grail (Sold, just too much reverb for me. But I have to admit I miss it now)
Bass Micro Synth ( Sold. Awesome for that Oberheim swwweeeeeaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrPpppp. But it gets kind of old.)
9) White Finger (great on bass)
10) Stereo Electric Mistress (traded, but a solid little modulator)
11) Stereo Pulsar (traded, my PN-2 is all the tremolo I need…but this was AMAZING in stereo)
12) Deluxe Electric Mistress (returned. kind of underwhelmed really, but Flanger has never been my favorite)
13) Nano Muff (Sold.Not a very exciting overdrive)

Holy crap, I have been through some pedals.

1) Little Big Muff XO (A modern classic)
2) Frequency Analyzer (Big Box)
3) Deluxe Memory Man XO
4) Muff Fuzz
5) Stereo Pulsar XO
6) Double Muff Nano
7) Double Muff (Big Box)
Big Muff RI
9) LPB-1 Nano
10)Muff Overdrive
11)Germanium OD
12)Small Stone (Big Box)
13)Small Clone (Big Box)
14)Germanium Big Muff Pi
15)Black Russian Big Muff
16)Micro POG
17)Big Muff w/ Tone Wicker (Sold, but I’d buy it again if EHX dealt with noise problem)
18)Holier Grail (Sold, was noisy)
19)Knockout Attack Equaliser XO (Sold)

It would be impossible for me to pick a favourite or least favourite E-H pedal as they are all of pretty well equal importance and use to me.If there was one that’s limited in its use it would be my old first year Frequency Analyzer,it’s still a fabulous and cool pedal but I don’t use it much these days as the music that I play has no call for it.I have a first year Electric Mistress that still is an indispensable part of my effects chain.I often use my very early Bad Stone along with the Mistress with one set at a slow cycle and the other at a moderate speed and both of them operating simultaneously with the guitar signal going through my Big Muff Pi first.That whole chain of effects then goes through my digital delay creating a sound that is incredibly like Jimi Hendrix’s House Burning Down and Gypsy Eyes.The Muff,Mistress and Bad Stone are all of equal importance to me and they are all absolutely vital when I play a gig.

I used to have an original Crying Tone pedal from the mid 70s and I absolutely loved it but even so I traded it and a set of guitar headphones for a Vox Phantom XII-that was a deal that I just couldn’t pass up no matter how much I loved that wah.Unlike the new Crying Tone,the old one had 4 different wah voices,could have the wah play backwards and also it could be used as a volume control-I wish that E-H would rerelease that great pedal.