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Re: keeley mods
I guess so buddy?
Originally posted by Stratcat
No pain, no Gain buddy. 
I guess so buddy?
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Re: keeley mods
Go ahead and pay out your a$$ for a Keeley mod if you want to. SD97 does a great job with fast turnaround time, all for a pittance. Great workmanship as well. I think some folks like the bragging rights associated with having work done by Keeley. He's gotten quite popular as of late. Not that his work is sub-par or anything...Comment
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Re: keeley mods
the only thing i don't like about keeley is he makes EVERYTHING into a tubescreamer
I'm waiting for this one
"ever notice how the boss TU-2 is more like a tuner & less like a tubescreamer? This mod fixes that right up! And adds gain, volume, and a tone control.Originally posted by gibson175Comment
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Re: keeley mods
Originally posted by drew_half_empty
I do think his pedals all have distinct flavors but i think DHE is on to something... most of his pedals do seem to have that enhanced midrange property that I tend to associate with tubescreamers and I don't really like TS's.
I prefer BD2's in the 1st place because they DONT sound like TS's and are very transparent by comparison.
I wish SD97 did mods on BD2's and OD3's cuz if he did I'd send them off right away.
Last edited by B2D; 11-22-2004, 01:43 PM.Comment
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