Jackson Audio Golden Boy Transparent Overdrive Pedal Demo
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Brad Jackson from Jackson Audio and guitarist John Souki present the Golden Boy transparent overdrive pedal. Slide master and modern guitar hero Joey Landreth prefers his overdrive transparent, full of detail, and soaked in harmonics. So, he and Jackson Audio collaborated to create his ultimate transparent overdrive - the Golden Boy. Based around a bluesbreaker-style overdrive circuit (Joey’s favorite), the Golden Boy is a versatile tone machine, which, like Jackson Audio’s Broken Arrow overdrive, is loaded with four clipping diode presets, a MOSFET boost circuit, and a 3-band Baxandall-style EQ for putting the final touches on your tone. Additionally, the Golden Boy includes Jackson Audio’s innovative Gain Cycle feature, which allows you to ramp up the pedals maximum gain across four progressively heavier gain settings.
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very nice
I mean this as constructive criticism, so please don’t take offense.
- In a drive pedal demo, we need to hear how the drive sustains and breaks up. This is not shown here at all. We just need you to hit a few chords and let them ring out. The playing at the end was the closest to helpful playing, and even that wasn’t incredibly informative because we don’t know which clipping type was active or anything about how the pedal was set.
- Please tune the guitar. If you have to pause the recording, pause the recording. Just tune the guitar.
It is a trap, run!
I really love this pedal. It’s super easy to use. It has amazing versatility. I wish this demo was more than just licks to show it off a bit better
Sounds really smooth and crisp.
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The Golden Boy easily replaced multiple drives on my board. It is super flexible and sounds fantastic! Don’t knock it until you try it
LOVE my Golden Boy! Its my go to in my drive section. It's a super sweet sounding drive! Brad and all at Jackson Audio are great people!
Does it sound like other pedals? Tubescreamer, Klon, etc?
@@Supernautiloid it has a cool blues breaker kind of feel. with the gain/boost staging you have many cool options!
@@larryrock11
Cool, ty for info.
Sorry, but this pedal deserves a much better demo.
After some research I bought this pedal. So far I like it and have a midi toggle that goes between two different drive/boost combinations. Pretty cool. For the gain stage, I recommend having a separate display on the pedal that shows 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%. I find it really hard to tell what gain level it is by the LED brightness.
Very informative video & definitely a great gadget!
Impressive amount of R&D went into this, very cool.
The video states that the Blue clipping mode is asymmetrical and the Magenta is symmetrical but the website says the opposite. Which one is correct?
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Magenta is Asymmetrical and Blue is Symmetrical.
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Thank you for all your videos.
I bought it the other day. It is a very nice pedal.
But it is not sold in Japan, so there is no instruction manual.
I would like an explanation in Japanese so I can have the text of the characters in this video.
I will translate it into Japanese and create the video.
I want you to prepare it somehow.
Please do so.
How does it sound on bass?
Wouldn’t recommend using it on bass brother, But you CAN if you pair it off with a xotic x blender.
Swag
Klonish!
sound good to me the pedal sound a little noisy
Is " Chase Rice " a Chinese agricultural "Country Band" ?? Just asking...
Im sure it sounds great, but way too much going on. 4 modes of clipping? Wowza
Just what the Guitar World needs: More "Transparent Overdrive" and "Tube Screamer" pedals.
Can't wait till the next fad comes along when everyone and their dog release the brand new "semi-true-parallel bypass empty box foot switch", "full wet fx loop on an fx-loop for your fx loop", "Drop Z tuner for banjo" and "classic spagetthi Western silicon fuzz gate with 0.222% of light crunchy tonewood sideburns" [goes along great with all the "fuzz with self-oscilation for shoegazing and swamp sludge" out there]
😂
Want one
Transparent? Let's hear it on bass guitar. Then we'll see if it's "transparent"
It's not design for bass guitar. So?
@@FireGrizzlyy ok
It sounds really compressed and loses dynamics.
for a BLUESBREAKER style pedal i agree it does sound sortve thin and compressed. Maybe i can adjust some settings to get away from that. Its supposed to be the opposite of that. Supposed to be a lot more transparent and less compressed. but it does have the TS style compression available.
Got it makes you frustrated when they have people playing like that in the demos.... Who listens to actual bands and artists that sound like that?
You know, i find it hard to describe any pedal as transparent... As soon as you stomp the clicky switch. How can it still be "transparent" when you are adding gain or chorus or spaghetti or whatever. Just sayin'., 🎸🏒
It’s just a buzzword that means “gives you more of what you already have”. I don’t take it literally.
@@Supernautiloid thanks for explaining, guess I'm not good on buzzwords.
I know exactly what they "mean" ( I've been professionally gigging for decades ) ......"transparent overdrive" is what we all strive for: more sustain & resonance BUT WITHOUT ADDED DISTORTION. If you carefully play with a BOSS SD-1 Super Overdrive, using a really good amp AND a really good guitar to begin with, the THREE work together to at least get part of that sought after idea. ( and a damn good 1 in a million guitar plays a much bigger role at this than most would imagine, TRUST ME ) Why do ya think the SD-1 is still one of the most popular & COPIED circuits to this very day? The trick is use the LEVEL knob on the SD-1 while slightly compensating the volume of the amp DOWN, and also trying to use as little of the gain knob as possible on the SD-1, it's a fine line/balance.....the goal is: MORE OVERDRIVE WITHOUT THE ADDED DISTORTION. I assure you, Dave Friedman and Lars Jacobson ( Lars used to be the #1 amp tech in Florida, I know him personally, he just never built his own amps to put on the market, he modded amps ) know all about it, that's why people pay them to mod their amps, and it's damned expensive. Lars modded 2 of my Marshall's years ago. The SD-1 is still my favorite pedal for trying to achieve this. Did they achieve what they claim in this video with this new pedal? Hell, I don't know. Haven't watched or listened yet. Bookmarked it to check it later. I got other shit to do right now. But seriously, I just gave you guys the true definition of what they're trying to CLAIM.....and what we've all been striving to do since the 70's.
The first transparent pedal that I will believe in will be housed in a clear plastic enclosure.
Too much messing about,
GOD can we please retire the phrase "transparent overdrive"?
But this pedal do be sounding good af tho.
Yeah the buzz words are exhausting at this point. I understand they need a way to describe what it is and how it sounds, I just think certain words like that are marketing terms. It kinda turns me off from the get go
why?
@@TLW4118 how would you describe it then?
Light overdrive
Such stupid ridiculous playing lol shoulda demoed more like the end bit
Nothing special, but nothing bad as well!
Hmmmm is Golden Boy a synonym for...Morning Glory??? I think I’ve found a JHS clone.
They're both based on the Blues Breaker circuit
@@luiza177music haha yeah I wasn’t being serious. Just found it funny they’re the same color with similar names
@@josiahblanton8291 I thought the same tbh. I love my Morning Glory, the one thing I don't however is that it gets so dark at lower gain settings. That's why I clicked here
This guy has the gain 75 per cent all the time and so much treble in the EQ….
The pedal is fantastic but the video is Rea bad…shame on these guys….
Awesome pedal but $299. No thank you!
This pedal kills, kills the natural sound of your tone. Sounds like a toy, I bought one. Digital OD bad.