It is curious to find this video. These are the 2 pedals that I always use. The TM300 always plugged in to give my guitar sound. The TO800 for solos. I've tried other much more expensive pedals but I wouldn't trade these for anything.
Bought this pedal and so far it's great. The amounts of different tones you can get just with the TM300 is astonishing. Then paired with overdrives or distortions takes it to another level. The tweed channel with the drive around 11 o' clock sounds so great and warm with the Behringer OD300 set at 9 o' clock on both Drive and Mode. Try it out
Thanks man! Totally agree with you. Thank you for the tip, I'll try it out. Also I'm working on another 2 more videos with the TM300. The first one, using the TM300 plus an EQ pedal and another comparing it with a JOYO American Sound. So far I think the TM300 is the best dist Behringer makes.
@@CharlyGSoundDemo No prob. And it might take more than 2 additional videos to review the TM300 in depth. There's just so much to do with it. The eq idea sounds great, since the pedal already sounds incredible, sculpting and refining the sounds the TM300 has to offer. Here's an idea or two for you. Low gain overdrive and distortion with the Tweed channel, eq for scooped mids on the British channel on high gain, and a boost or mid gain overdrive for the California channel on clean with a good amount of drive.
My main drive,boss ge7 on input,been provin unbeatable in sound,seem fragile thats why i use boss line selector to patch it in, three years been so happy with this thing,cheers
Cheers man! I know, the Boss GE-7 is a Swiss army knife. I'm looking for one ( since I sold mine IDk why ... :/ ) to pair it with the TM 300. Stay tuned man!
Hello amigo. I just ordered this pedal. I always check reviews first but didn't this time. Not worried. I bought the Boss Fuzz pedal based on your review and love it 👍🎸✌
Update; The Pros are good sound quality and makes a small practice amp sound like it's on steroids, sic tones, many different sound choices, price and value. The cons; bad location of power supply input, small writing for the 3 toggle switches difficult to read. I still give it a 4 out of 5 star rating. Wish it was the first pedal I ever bought 20 yrs ago.
When I started playing back in 1980-something, the “budget”-gear was pretty awful. You got what you paid-for then. I had a garbage solid-state Yamaha-amp and would have given anything to have had a $30 solution to my wretched tone.
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It is curious to find this video. These are the 2 pedals that I always use. The TM300 always plugged in to give my guitar sound. The TO800 for solos.
I've tried other much more expensive pedals but I wouldn't trade these for anything.
Bought this pedal and so far it's great. The amounts of different tones you can get just with the TM300 is astonishing. Then paired with overdrives or distortions takes it to another level. The tweed channel with the drive around 11 o' clock sounds so great and warm with the Behringer OD300 set at 9 o' clock on both Drive and Mode. Try it out
Thanks man! Totally agree with you. Thank you for the tip, I'll try it out. Also I'm working on another 2 more videos with the TM300. The first one, using the TM300 plus an EQ pedal and another comparing it with a JOYO American Sound. So far I think the TM300 is the best dist Behringer makes.
@@CharlyGSoundDemo No prob. And it might take more than 2 additional videos to review the TM300 in depth. There's just so much to do with it. The eq idea sounds great, since the pedal already sounds incredible, sculpting and refining the sounds the TM300 has to offer. Here's an idea or two for you. Low gain overdrive and distortion with the Tweed channel, eq for scooped mids on the British channel on high gain, and a boost or mid gain overdrive for the California channel on clean with a good amount of drive.
Absolutely killer with eq's,both in front and/or output.I select it via boss ls2 cuz it seems fragile
The poor man's sansamp gt2
My main drive,boss ge7 on input,been provin unbeatable in sound,seem fragile thats why i use boss line selector to patch it in, three years been so happy with this thing,cheers
Cheers man! I know, the Boss GE-7 is a Swiss army knife. I'm looking for one ( since I sold mine IDk why ... :/ ) to pair it with the TM 300. Stay tuned man!
HISSSSSSS!!! That's why I got a noise gate 😮
Hello amigo. I just ordered this pedal. I always check reviews first but didn't this time. Not worried. I bought the Boss Fuzz pedal based on your review and love it 👍🎸✌
Update; The Pros are good sound quality and makes a small practice amp sound like it's on steroids, sic tones, many different sound choices, price and value. The cons; bad location of power supply input, small writing for the 3 toggle switches difficult to read. I still give it a 4 out of 5 star rating. Wish it was the first pedal I ever bought 20 yrs ago.
So were going through an amp or direct in?
Is that bacon frying?
LOL! It would be nice if it were bacon... :(
It is bit noisey lol,mine not nearly as much,it happens often with these types
When I started playing back in 1980-something, the “budget”-gear was pretty awful. You got what you paid-for then.
I had a garbage solid-state Yamaha-amp and would have given anything to have had a $30 solution to my wretched tone.
That sounds awesome. Does your affinity strat have singles or a humbucker?
Thanks! It's an HSS, but i modded it. From factory came as a SSS Strat.
i like you playing seek n destroy
Estan medio plasticosos pero la neta estan verguitas mijo
Saludos! Así es pero por el precio siento que está super bien!