Multi-FX pedal for Juno 106 live use

[Zmeinogorsk]

Hey all,

I'm slowly gearing up to play live, and am trying to figure out my live setup. I am going to bring one synth from my rig for live playing, and because of its stability I've chosen my Juno 106. It won't faithfully recreate every pad or lead, but that's not the point. I do, however, want to find a reasonably priced multi-FX pedal to add some spice to my Juno.

I don't really want to splash mad cash on some boutique pedal, but would like a solid all 'rounder. Some decent verbs, delay, maybe a light overdrive/distortion that isn't too cheezy.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

[GuyaGuy]

ZOOM MS-100BT

[fh991586]

I like the Boss ME-50 very much. And as weird as it may sound, there is also the bass version (ME-50B) that could fit... I encourage you to try it on!

[Stab Frenzy]

ZOOM MS-100BT

Yeah I was thinking MS-70CDR.

[Zmeinogorsk]

Thanks for the responses everyone. I've heard the ME-50 and I like it for sure, never really heard that much about ZOOM pedals, but they look like they might be a solid bet.

[Jay944]

Line 6 M5/M9/M13 sounds great with synth. They've stereo ins and outs as well as midi.

[blakeq]

Line 6 M5/M9/M13 sounds great with synth. They've stereo ins and outs as well as midi.

This is a good suggestion, reasonably priced used as well (seen m13s listed for $250).