skyydogg01
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Anyone try one of these??
Mesa V-Twin??
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dr.barlo
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Re: Mesa V-Twin??
Built like a tank, delievers mesa level overdrive tones on a fender amp. Works best on clean combos, you could have a hard time dialing 70's marshall tones on it, kinda impossible.
If that's what you are looking for, use a barber direct drive through a tube amp.
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Built like a tank, delievers mesa level overdrive tones on a fender amp. Works best on clean combos, you could have a hard time dialing 70's marshall tones on it, kinda impossible.
If that's what you are looking for, use a barber direct drive through a tube amp.
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stompingriff
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Re: Mesa V-Twin??
Got one. I found it works best when recording direct. Quieter pick-ups will shush the noise ratio, common with tube stuff. I didn't like it so much to drive the amp ( Fender Prosonic ), as it sounded like it wanted to fight the pre on the amp. ( My amp didn't have a preamp input).
Clean channel on that pedal also is not very clean. It does have a dipswitch in the back to adjust the voltage from clean to dirty, but still found it a little grungy.
If you like spongy, searing tones, this pedal does have that!
Got one. I found it works best when recording direct. Quieter pick-ups will shush the noise ratio, common with tube stuff. I didn't like it so much to drive the amp ( Fender Prosonic ), as it sounded like it wanted to fight the pre on the amp. ( My amp didn't have a preamp input).
Clean channel on that pedal also is not very clean. It does have a dipswitch in the back to adjust the voltage from clean to dirty, but still found it a little grungy.
If you like spongy, searing tones, this pedal does have that!
RhoadsDude1022
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Re: Mesa V-Twin??
hey guys where can u get these? neither are local shop nor guitar center carries them any suggestions?
hey guys where can u get these? neither are local shop nor guitar center carries them any suggestions?
