This is a stupid question although I would like to know what do you prefer. Do you all rather have a stompbox cranked up ( a ds1 or od2 or something) acting as the main distortion through the amp's clean channel? or or a very mild effect and drive level from the same stompbox added to the distortion channel of the amp????
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Distortion first or distortion later?????
Guitars:
Epiphone Zakk Wylde w/ ZW emg set
Peavey Wolfgang QT w/ SD scremin' demon in bridge
Jackson Soloist 3 w/ Jb in bridge
Ibanez 2570ex vst With tone zone
2x Ada mp1 preamp
2x Marshall '68 plexi super lead heads
Marshall Jcm 800 100 head
Mesa Boogie triple rectifier head
Soldano Slo-100 Head
Combos:
Marshall Jcm 2000 tsl 602 tube ampTags: None
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Re: Distortion first or distortion later?????
Depends on the tone you're trying to achieve. I love the distortion I get out of my Marshall AVT50 Head and 412 Cab so much that I practically gave away all my old distortion pedals (the clean channel, however... leaves a lot to be desired for).
Different pedals produce different tones. Compare a Tube Screamer to a Boss Metal Zone... see what I mean? It all depends on the genre of music you are playing. If you're playing Punk, Metal, or most Rock, you may want to use the amps built in distortion with a slight OD pedal to push it a little farther. But if you're playing Blues or Jazz, get an amp with an amazing clean sound and just use a stompbox for your distortion.7 FREE TRACKS OF ROCK - driftrocks.bandcamp.com
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Re: Distortion first or distortion later?????
Later = power tubes = yeah baby!
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