I use one with a TS9, Rotosphere, Boss DD6, Keeley Compressor, and Deluxe Reverb and with a Strat, Tele, and 335 it sounds awesome with them all. I feel like I can do everything from Billy Gibbons to Hendrix to SRV with it honestly. Then you can crank it up and could probably do some Tool with it too. Really versatile.
@@twigy7979 It can definitely get in to pretty high gain territory. I would say yes you could play that type of music with it. Especially if you tune down.
David RF Have you played one of those “shitty Les Paul knock offs?” I’ve taken that guitar all over the world and it’s as fine as any real Les Paul. That’s what the fuck.
Phil Shouse "shitty" was kinda ironic, but your reply shows you don't know what you're talking about. Since 1995 I bought and sold about 50 guitars, tried countless other musicians' guitars , helped for a while a luthier in his shop and NO, there ARE NOT inexpensive Les Paul copies that are "fine as any real Les Paul" except if you are talking about very bad Les Pauls (they exist indeed and are numerous). It's clear you have not ever touched a good Les Paul if you say that, or our concepts of "real Les Paul" are hugely different. Vintage, Agile, Harley Benton, Epiphone and so on are almost every time "great guitars FOR THE PRICE" but are NEVER "great guitars" period. I own a Gibson Les Paul standard that brutally puts to shame any Epiphone or Les Paul copy I have ever tried, and my luthier's R9 puts to shame my Standard. Or the Nik Huber Orca owned by a session guitaris I know. Those are "great guitars" in an absolute sense, not "for the money".
Nice bricks wall behind, btw...
This pedal sounds great. Almost as good as Wampler Pinnacle deLuxe.
I enjoyed your review. Great job. Thank you.
Thank you too!
Good demo bro, I have that pedal and it's my number 1 of many, the pinnacle is good too, try out the joyo british and american if you can
I use one with a TS9, Rotosphere, Boss DD6, Keeley Compressor, and Deluxe Reverb and with a Strat, Tele, and 335 it sounds awesome with them all. I feel like I can do everything from Billy Gibbons to Hendrix to SRV with it honestly. Then you can crank it up and could probably do some Tool with it too. Really versatile.
Are this pedal good to play grunge??tkanks
@@twigy7979 It can definitely get in to pretty high gain territory. I would say yes you could play that type of music with it. Especially if you tune down.
@@SimpleManGuitars1973 tkanks my frind
@@twigy7979 No problem.
Warning-if you have hot humbuckers, this pedal will sag like crazy.
Marshall settings ?
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You have that beast of a studio and try the pedal with that shitty 400$ Les Paul knock-off? I mean WTF dude? :)
David RF Have you played one of those “shitty Les Paul knock offs?” I’ve taken that guitar all over the world and it’s as fine as any real Les Paul. That’s what the fuck.
Phil Shouse "shitty" was kinda ironic, but your reply shows you don't know what you're talking about. Since 1995 I bought and sold about 50 guitars, tried countless other musicians' guitars , helped for a while a luthier in his shop and NO, there ARE NOT inexpensive Les Paul copies that are "fine as any real Les Paul" except if you are talking about very bad Les Pauls (they exist indeed and are numerous). It's clear you have not ever touched a good Les Paul if you say that, or our concepts of "real Les Paul" are hugely different. Vintage, Agile, Harley Benton, Epiphone and so on are almost every time "great guitars FOR THE PRICE" but are NEVER "great guitars" period. I own a Gibson Les Paul standard that brutally puts to shame any Epiphone or Les Paul copy I have ever tried, and my luthier's R9 puts to shame my Standard. Or the Nik Huber Orca owned by a session guitaris I know. Those are "great guitars" in an absolute sense, not "for the money".