A while back I had purchased a Behringer VT999 and decided to try it out again today. I had removed the original cheap 12AX7 and replaced it with an NOS 5814A (military grade 12AU7). I plugged the unit into my new Vox MV50 Clean and I was blown away. I wanted to see how a vacuum tube pedal pushing the Nu Tube in the MV50 sounded. It sounded fantastic. I think I just found a match for my new guitar rig.
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I've been thinking about getting that pedal for a while.
I'd be putting it thru my Kustom ph12r.
Solid state 20.Watt with a 12" speaker.
It's reassuring to hear it sounds good thru another ss amp.
Thanks for the review!
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Originally posted by mechanic1908 View PostI've been thinking about getting that pedal for a while.
I'd be putting it thru my Kustom ph12r.
Solid state 20.Watt with a 12" speaker.
It's reassuring to hear it sounds good thru another ss amp.
Thanks for the review!
Sent from my SM-J320W8 using Tapatalk
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Originally posted by Blille View PostNow you need to get a pedal with a Nu Tube to complete the set!
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Interesting combo. I picked up a Real Tube amp that uses one of the old pedals as the dirt channel for $50 over the summer. It isn't the most versatile amp I've ever used but it does the hot Marshall thing pretty well
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The Pinnacle is one of the top sellers for affordable MIAB tone. Regardless of what style you play, the best sounding sub $250.00 Boost/OD/Distortion (IMO) is the Elektron Analog Drive. Its KLON Centaur "Focused Drive" setting sounds better, that's right, better than my Centaur. The "Harmonic Fuzz" setting is toxic! Also sports a sweepable midrange function, which can be accessed via CC. This means, that each pedal setting can be used as a gain affected wah, which is cool as ****! If you get one, buy a late model, as the early ones had an issue with the control software. 100% analog signal path/digitally controlled.
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Originally posted by DankStar View PostPete Thorn absolutely crushing it with that /\/\/\/\ pedal:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkgYoQfdSdI
It's got a ton of output as well. I'm going to try plugging mine into the effects return, to see if it can be used as a preamp.
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The DOD Boneshaker comes with plenty of gain on tap, a 3 band parametric EQ, and a depth knob so that it can be used with baritone and bass guitars. It can be used as anything from a pretty versatile EQ pedal, a boost pedal, an overdrive, all the way up to metal levels of distortion.
And all this can be had for $40 used.You will never understand How it feels to live your life With no meaning or control And with nowhere left to go You are amazed that they exist And they burn so bright
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Originally posted by Jeffblue View PostThe Vox MV50 isn't a solid state amp per se, it is a digital amp with a Nu Tube device as a preamp.
Digital electronics can't really generate that kind of power, in simplest terms, digital electronics transfer and manipulate data.
Even digital modeling amps have an analog power section, be it class A, AB, or D.Last edited by devastone; 11-06-2018, 11:20 AM.
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Originally posted by Chistopher View PostThe DOD Boneshaker comes with plenty of gain on tap, a 3 band parametric EQ, and a depth knob so that it can be used with baritone and bass guitars. It can be used as anything from a pretty versatile EQ pedal, a boost pedal, an overdrive, all the way up to metal levels of distortion.
And all this can be had for $40 used.
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Originally posted by Jeffblue View PostA while back I had purchased a Behringer VT999 and decided to try it out again today. I had removed the original cheap 12AX7 and replaced it with an NOS 5814A (military grade 12AU7). I plugged the unit into my new Vox MV50 Clean and I was blown away. I wanted to see how a vacuum tube pedal pushing the Nu Tube in the MV50 sounded. It sounded fantastic. I think I just found a match for my new guitar rig.
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