STRATDELUXER97
Stratoblaster Tone Meister
Yep.....Like It And You Will Too!
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Sounds nice and thick now,but not too thick..LOL..
You no longer will feel like you lose all your lows when you stomp down on your pedal now...I read alot of reviews and complaints about this over on Harmony Central....
The pedal has alot of gain also,but it lacks the mid hump of an actual Tube Screamer...The reason is this...The TS uses a 220 ohm tone set "eq resistor"...Your pedal uses a 470 ohm and this lowers the mids just a bit so you don't hear that mid hump..
I Like the "clean" knob alot and how you can gradually mix the clean and drive settings together..The pedal never loses it's lows regardless of where your settings are,but you still have plenty of highend if you need it...
At full drive setting and with the clean knob off,the pedal has alot of singing sustain and compression..The compression seems to be a bit more than an actual Tube Screamer,but I think it's just that I perceive more gain with this pedal?
I replaced the one chip they used in your pedal with an actual TS chip(The JRC4558D)...This might be adding that extra compression I hear....I Mounted a chip holder and you can try the stock chip by just popping the JRC chip out if you like?
The green led is cool because it tells you that there is in fact alot of Tube Screamer things going on inside of your pedal....Very cool...I Like this pedal more than a TS9 now....I'll have to pick one up for myself...I'm sending it out today..Please A/B it with your TS9 we just did...Let me know the differences....
Thanks again..
John
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Sounds nice and thick now,but not too thick..LOL..
You no longer will feel like you lose all your lows when you stomp down on your pedal now...I read alot of reviews and complaints about this over on Harmony Central....
The pedal has alot of gain also,but it lacks the mid hump of an actual Tube Screamer...The reason is this...The TS uses a 220 ohm tone set "eq resistor"...Your pedal uses a 470 ohm and this lowers the mids just a bit so you don't hear that mid hump..
I Like the "clean" knob alot and how you can gradually mix the clean and drive settings together..The pedal never loses it's lows regardless of where your settings are,but you still have plenty of highend if you need it...
At full drive setting and with the clean knob off,the pedal has alot of singing sustain and compression..The compression seems to be a bit more than an actual Tube Screamer,but I think it's just that I perceive more gain with this pedal?
I replaced the one chip they used in your pedal with an actual TS chip(The JRC4558D)...This might be adding that extra compression I hear....I Mounted a chip holder and you can try the stock chip by just popping the JRC chip out if you like?
The green led is cool because it tells you that there is in fact alot of Tube Screamer things going on inside of your pedal....Very cool...I Like this pedal more than a TS9 now....I'll have to pick one up for myself...I'm sending it out today..Please A/B it with your TS9 we just did...Let me know the differences....
Thanks again..
John