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NPD x2: SD 805 and EHX Hot Tubes

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  • #16
    Re: NPD x2: SD 805 and EHX Hot Tubes

    Originally posted by DankStar View Post
    every time I see that name "hot tubes" I think it's a tube-based overdrive.
    It actually was, at one point. They've built it in a number of iterations
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    1973 Aria 551
    1984 Larrivee RS-4 w/ EMG SA/SA/89
    1989 Charvel 750 XL w/ DMZ Tone Zone & Air Norton
    1990's noname crap-o-caster plywood P/J Bass
    1991 Heartfield Elan III w/ DMZ mystery pups
    1995 Aria Pro II TA-65
    2001 Gibson Les Paul Gothic w/ PG-1 & SH-8

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    • #17
      Re: NPD x2: SD 805 and EHX Hot Tubes

      Got my 805 just yesterday. Very very happy! Aside from the applications mentioned in the manual, I really dig it as a bedroom tone-enhancer for a powerful amp played with MV very low.

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      • #18
        Re: NPD x2: SD 805 and EHX Hot Tubes

        Originally posted by BleedingFingertips View Post
        Got my 805 just yesterday. Very very happy! Aside from the applications mentioned in the manual, I really dig it as a bedroom tone-enhancer for a powerful amp played with MV very low.
        Yeah, it does that very well. This is one of the ways I use mine. I also use mine in my teaching studio, as the sole source of distortion, and it works well for that, too. It is my current favorite overdrive.
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        • #19
          Re: NPD x2: SD 805 and EHX Hot Tubes

          Originally posted by Mincer View Post
          Yeah, it does that very well. This is one of the ways I use mine. I also use mine in my teaching studio, as the sole source of distortion, and it works well for that, too. It is my current favorite overdrive.
          I haven't try a lot OD's but I have a strong feeling that I'll keep 805 for long. I think it can be only beaten by Misha Mansour's Precision Drive, at least as regards heavy applications. But I don't wanna go down this road.

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