I'm looking for a GREEN kind of overdrive pedal for those SRV type clean/overdriven sounds. Will this fit the bill? I can get one locally for $35. On ebay they're worth more, I know GC has sold them for less... but there's no GC here so that's not an argument I can use for getting the price down. The seller says it's in very good condition.
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That's a pretty normal price for them. Around $35-$40. They are just a clone of the GT-OD I believe with a switch that can make it a Zakk Wylde OD. I had 2 of them at different times... they are the most tubescreamer you will get for your money.Originally posted by Good Will HuntingReal loss is only possible when you love something more than you love yourself.
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Originally posted by Andrew Lamprecht View PostThat's a pretty normal price for them. Around $35-$40. They are just a clone of the GT-OD I believe with a switch that can make it a Zakk Wylde OD. I had 2 of them at different times... they are the most tubescreamer you will get for your money.
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That pedal works good at taking a gainy amp to smooth lead tones better than many others.
Also good into a clean amp with Fenders.
It's a good all purpose OD that's tighter on the bottom than a TS and less honky in the upper mids.
Think of it like this. A Tubescreamer TS-9 adds gain, but sounds skinnier than your un-effected tone. The MXR Classic OD is equal in size. A Way Huge Green Rhino bulks up your tone bigger than unison.Last edited by Gearjoneser; 05-09-2014, 09:07 PM.Originally posted by Boogie BillI've got 60 guitars...but 49 trumpets is just...INSANITY! WTF!
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I think it's a great pedal. It sounds awesome with my Fender amps especially. So good that I own two of them - and for that price, why not?Originally posted by DreXNearly everyone still in this thread should have me on ignore by now. The fact that they don't says everything.Originally posted by DreXThe only reason anyone describes me as combative is because I don't agree with them and allow them have the last word. Well... too bad.Originally posted by DreXThere's no substance to anything I have posted.Originally posted by Evan_SkoppI'm sure that'll be good for a few "likes" from your buddies.
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Originally posted by astrozombie View PostI'm digging it but haven't received my new pickups so I can't give it the blues workout it deserves.
Is this pedal really that good? I wasn't expecting so much praise.
But don't take my word for it - this pedal has gotten pretty good reviews from a lot of people here whenever it comes up for discussion.Originally posted by DreXNearly everyone still in this thread should have me on ignore by now. The fact that they don't says everything.Originally posted by DreXThe only reason anyone describes me as combative is because I don't agree with them and allow them have the last word. Well... too bad.Originally posted by DreXThere's no substance to anything I have posted.Originally posted by Evan_SkoppI'm sure that'll be good for a few "likes" from your buddies.
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Originally posted by Gearjoneser View PostThat pedal works good at taking a gainy amp to smooth lead tones better than many others.
Also good into a clean amp with Fenders.
It's a good all purpose OD that's tighter on the bottom than a TS and less honky in the upper mids.
Think of it like this. A Tubescreamer TS-9 adds gain, but sounds skinnier than your un-effected tone. The MXR Classic OD is equal in size. A Way Huge Green Rhino bulks up your tone bigger than unison.
I'm a fan of the TS-9 to get the slice for leads, but that's me.Originally posted by Bad City
He's got the crowd on his side and the blue jean lights in his eyes...
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