Pedal sounds by technique alone!

ChrisMusic

And he's a really nice bloke too, I met him and chatted at the GB Guitar show where he did a set.  Very interesting approach to playing.

Deijavoo

He played my mate's venue a wee while back, I couldn't go for various reasons and he also said he's just a total gent.

mellowsun

Not sure if it counts as a pedal sound, but you can get a cool 'gargle' sound on a Strat with a floating trem by flicking the bar downwards with your little finger, causing the bridge to vibrate. I think I read about this in Phil Hilbourne's 'Solo' book, from Steve Lukather's Rosanna solo iirc.

You can get a subtle modulation/vibrato effect on an acoustic by clamping the body with your right arm and pushing and pulling the neck backwards and forwards with your left hand. Clive Carroll and Pierre Bensusan do this.

daveyh

mellowsun said:

You can get a subtle modulation/vibrato effect on an acoustic by clamping the body with your right arm and pushing and pulling the neck backwards and forwards with your left hand. Clive Carroll and Pierre Bensusan do this.

On electric, Slash does this a lot