10 Fuzz/Distortion Pedals Stoner + Doom Comparison Vol. 2 [Boss, Danelectro, Behringer, etc]
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Comparison of 10 more distortion/fuzz/overdrive pedals. I'm running them through the normal channel of a 1970's Peavey Standard (master volume version). Which ones do you like the best?
Pedals included: Walrus Audio Iron Horse v2, Boss DS-1 (80s Black Label Made in Taiwan model), Boss OS-2, Danelectro FAB Tone, Danelectro T-Bone, Behringer Heavy Distortion, Behringer Ultra Metal, Behringer Overdrive/Distortion, Joyo Voodoo Octave Fuzz, and Joyo Splinter.
Signal chain in order: HH Strat (C# Standard) + Pedal + Peavey Standard + Homemade 1x12 cab (80s Celestion G12M-70 speaker) + Shure SM57 + Focusrite Scarlett Solo. Reverb is from the DAW.
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That DS-1 sounds incredible. Really sounds like Bleach.
Great video. Good to see affordable pedals. A lot of videos have pedals that are way too expensive for me.
They were all awesome in there own way
Please do Vol.3
💪🏼🔥🤘🏼
The Fab tone and Fab fuzz are the foundation of my sound and tone all Danelectro pedals are very underrated
Surprised by the Splinter. Iron Horse is the best overall imo
Funny enough, they're both Rat clones lol
Actually loved Joyo's pedals
iron horse all the way
Secret cheap but well built option. Boss MD-2.
I’ve gotta dig out my ds-1 and Joyo Voodoo! Best one was the Iron Horse
Amazing tone and playing man! This channel is 🔥. I can't believe you captured this with just a single sm57. I have always struggled with getting a good tone with the sm57. If you don't mind me asking, how do you position it? Dust cap meets the cone? Also what is the distance of the mic from the cab? Thanks a lot!
Thanks! I had the mic set up dead center of the cone, right up against the grill (about 3-4 inches away from the actual speaker). One thing I’ve found helpful is EQ’ing the amp brighter than I typically would if I wasn’t recording. The extra treble translates into a really clear and tight recorded tone.
@@calebandresen thanks a lot!
Love the Iron Horse! \m/
Ds1 and splinter were the two best.
wow! dat ironhorse!!!!!
Muy buen demo!
All volumes always up? Hmmm. Quite a preamp you're smacking.
gimme one of each
Iron horse was the best
Is your Iron horse going into a clean channel also would you could you recommend any fuzz or od pedals that would go good with it for sludge metal?
Yeah, all the pedals here were going in to a clean amp. The Iron Horse is great on its own, but a Big Muff Pi would probably be a good one to pair with it.
@@calebandresen thanks