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  • Mid-Boost pedals . . . what is out there ?

    Been off the 'pedal scouting' game for a while now.

    Been playing a lot, straight into the amp(s).
    Now i find myself completely out of the loop, on all things pedal wise.

    Is there anything similar to this Mid-Boost pedal (from Demeter) that you guys can recommend (except, off course a decent EQ pedal)

    Buy Now: https://goo.gl/bUHkWRThe Demeter MB-2B Midboost / Fat Control Boost Pedal boasts a wide mid-frequency range for a more distinct natural frequency bo...


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    Re: Mid-Boost pedals . . . what is out there ?

    I really, really like my Xotic BB Preamp MB (it’s a custom shop version with added Mid-Boost pot) - works great as a cleani(ish) boost and with higher gain.


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    • #3
      Re: Mid-Boost pedals . . . what is out there ?

      Originally posted by VinceT View Post
      I really, really like my Xotic BB Preamp MB (it’s a custom shop version with added Mid-Boost pot) - works great as a cleani(ish) boost and with higher gain.


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      I’ve got the “Comp” version where you can adjust the compression settings.
      It s a great pedal.

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      • #4
        Re: Mid-Boost pedals . . . what is out there ?

        i use timmy that way sometimes. the treble and bass are reductive so if you set them at 3 oclock you get a mid boost

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          Re: Mid-Boost pedals . . . what is out there ?

          Originally posted by Lampy H
          I haven’t tried it, but you should check out the Suhr Koko Boost.
          Originally posted by VinceT View Post
          I really, really like my Xotic BB Preamp MB (it’s a custom shop version with added Mid-Boost pot) - works great as a cleani(ish) boost and with higher gain.


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          Originally posted by Gtrjunior View Post
          I’ve got the “Comp” version where you can adjust the compression settings.
          It s a great pedal.
          Originally posted by jeremy View Post
          i use timmy that way sometimes. the treble and bass are reductive so if you set them at 3 oclock you get a mid boost

          Thank you guys.
          I will look into all those pedals.
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          • #6
            Re: Mid-Boost pedals . . . what is out there ?

            Keep those suggestions coming.

            Any drive pedals out there with a true Baxadall EQ system on board ?
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            • #7
              Re: Mid-Boost pedals . . . what is out there ?

              Take a look at the Seafoam Pedals Lighthouse. It makes a good midboost, but it has other functionality as well. It can function as a clean, dirty, or "nasty" boost and also has the capability of switching between a true boost, a mid boost, and a treble boost. It comes in a mini, pedal board friendly format too.
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              • #8
                Re: Mid-Boost pedals . . . what is out there ?

                Any Tube Screamer style pedal.

                So literally ANY Overdrive that is painted green in the store is going to be a mid boost pedal.
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                • #9
                  Re: Mid-Boost pedals . . . what is out there ?

                  The 805 does this well, because it has an active 3-band EQ.
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                  • #10
                    Re: Mid-Boost pedals . . . what is out there ?

                    I really like the maxon supertube st9pro+,,,,,,,,,,but an 805 could be had for half that price and is about as simple and versatile as green boxes can get.

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                    • #11
                      Re: Mid-Boost pedals . . . what is out there ?

                      +1 for 805...

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                      • #12
                        Re: Mid-Boost pedals . . . what is out there ?

                        Drybell Unit 67 has a pretty unique take on mid boost, like a Rangemaster treble boost but the shelf freq is down in the midrange.
                        The unit also has low & high EQ and world class compression, plus plenty of boost if you want.
                        Not cheap but it's a very very good design and there's nothing like it that I've seen.
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                        • #13
                          Re: Mid-Boost pedals . . . what is out there ?

                          Fail Fail Fail FAIL and more FAIL!!!!!

                          My god - some days you guys just can't read!!!!!!

                          What you need SirJdF, is a Parametric EQ

                          I think about 80's pedals from Yamaha here. Maybe Korg, or Arion also. Boss used to(?) make something called the PQ3(?) I think?

                          That will let you dial in exactly the frequency, the width, and amount of boost perfectly! No - this is not a "good" EQ. This is nothing like a GE6 or an MXR 10 band. Wayyyyy cooler than that, and likely what that Demeter does, just with a preset frequency and width.

                          Or, if you just want a mid boost pedal, and old OD (TS9, Bad Monkey, 805, SD1, etc) will get you there, plus gain and 1-3 bands of "good EQ" according to Ibanez, Boss or whoever.
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                          • #14
                            Re: Mid-Boost pedals . . . what is out there ?

                            You want a Stone Deaf PDF-2.



                            Parametric EQ, clean or dirty mode, based on Josh Homme's secret weapon from the 'Rated R' era. I have two.
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                            • #15
                              Re: Mid-Boost pedals . . . what is out there ?

                              Originally posted by SirJackdeFuzz View Post
                              Keep those suggestions coming.

                              Any drive pedals out there with a true Baxadall EQ system on board ?
                              This configuration won't boost the mids per se. Rather just attenuate the low and high end to create a hump at the center frequency of the Baxandall tone.

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