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  • Diamondjimi
    DIAMOND STATUS
    • May 2004
    • 12086

    #16
    Re: Distortion/Overdrive

    Originally posted by Blackflag
    Ok, I'm thinking about buying a new overdrive. I'm currently using my old Dean Markley Overlord. I want to mix things up and try something new.

    What are you people using? What's out there that sounds good? I was looking at a TS-7.

    I've been using a Sans Amp Tri-AC for about 3 years with my smaller
    amp setup (Mesa Boogie Mark III combo). A killer pedal for your $$$ ...
    Each dial's 0 to 10 sweep is measured in 256 increments. The tonal
    possibilities are endless. Touch response is very close tube type reaction , very cool . You can pick one up for around $200. Cdn.

    Check out the samples

    Trolls take heed...LOG OUT & FUCK OFF!!!

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    • BrownSound1
      ROTH ARMY FOUNDER
      • Mar 2003
      • 3025

      #17
      I own several distortion pedals, and they rarely get plugged in. Be a man and let the amp do the distorting. :D

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      • DeadOrAlive
        Veteran
        • Jul 2004
        • 1683

        #18
        Oh man sage, You always make me jealous... the the huge Line 6 amp.

        But yeah Blackflag I use Ibanez Tube Screamer, excellent distortion at a somewhat affordable price.

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        • DeadOrAlive
          Veteran
          • Jul 2004
          • 1683

          #19
          Oh shit peavy my bad... Had a brain fart there

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          • sagebrush
            Head Fluffer
            • Oct 2005
            • 353

            #20
            Originally posted by DeadOrAlive
            Oh shit peavy my bad... Had a brain fart there
            LOL I'm peavey all the way . I get a great sound out of my peavey amps + gt-6 and im very happy . Hay dead you need a good peavey ? I got a shit load of them everything from the half stack to a 130 watt 1- 12 let me know i got a peavey tko 65 1 - 15 ill put on you cheap lol.

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            • 62sg
              Roth Army Recruit
              • Apr 2006
              • 8

              #21
              Maxon OD-808....a clone of the ORIGINAL 'tube screamer' from the 70's. Doesn't seem to thin out the amp tone like many other brands.



              John
              John

              Turn it up !!!

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              • Hardrock69
                DIAMOND STATUS
                • Feb 2005
                • 21897

                #22
                Original TS-9 for my live rig....

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                • BrownSound1
                  ROTH ARMY FOUNDER
                  • Mar 2003
                  • 3025

                  #23
                  Originally posted by 62sg
                  Maxon OD-808....a clone of the ORIGINAL 'tube screamer' from the 70's. Doesn't seem to thin out the amp tone like many other brands.



                  John
                  www.stoneagecustomcabinets.com
                  I have one of those....and is about as dead on to the original as you can get I think. Rarely use it though.

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                  • 62sg
                    Roth Army Recruit
                    • Apr 2006
                    • 8

                    #24
                    Originally posted by BrownSound1
                    I have one of those....and is about as dead on to the original as you can get I think. Rarely use it though.

                    You bet, Eric. I have used [back in the 80's]...Boss OD1, and others, ...very thin compared to the Maxon. I also use it sparingly. Prefer straight guitar, amp & cab !

                    BTW....glad to have this forum back.

                    John
                    John

                    Turn it up !!!

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                    • GAR
                      Banned
                      • Jan 2004
                      • 10881

                      #25
                      I'm more into designing distortions than using them these days.

                      Look at ZVEX.COM - he's got two that are very interesting!

                      Ones called a "Super Hard On" which has one MOSFET transistor, then he's got another using two MOSFETs in a dual-gainstage fashion called a "Super Duper".

                      These are great, new designs. Zachary Vex is fookn' GENIOUS

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