Pedal-based preamp for CLEAN tones

[briggleman]

Re: Pedal-based preamp for CLEAN tones

i have one of each already but thanks. over all i prefer the ttc but i use fender amps so my clean tones are just fine as they are.

Hey Jeremy, I was really offering the info to the OP. However, I do have this beach front property in Florida... a few small lizards (only 8 to 10 feet long) think they own the place but other than that, and the unstable ground... its good to go!

 

[IMENATOR]

Re: Pedal-based preamp for CLEAN tones

So you tell me.... where did we go wrong???

I did not say you were wrong, that is why I formulated a question

 

[jeremy]

Re: Pedal-based preamp for CLEAN tones

i have always wanted to kill a gator myself and have it made into a strap and boots...

 

[briggleman]

Re: Pedal-based preamp for CLEAN tones

I did not say you were wrong, that is why I formulated a question

Sorry, did not mean it the way it was written..... the problem with the typed word! I was just trying to convey the OP lead us down that road with his examples. Your analysis was correct in terms of a preamps use.

Anyway, what I am trying to say .... I did not mean to insinuate you were saying anything wrong, I was just following the herd.:dunno:

 

[Jack_TriPpEr]

Re: Pedal-based preamp for CLEAN tones

the seymour duncan twin tube blue has a really nice clean channel. bright open and chimey

I'll check that out - thanks!

 

[Jack_TriPpEr]

Re: Pedal-based preamp for CLEAN tones

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My local music store has both the twin tube Classic and the Blue for $79 and $100 respectively in the used pedal dept. Let me know and I will send you their contact info.

Your call.

Brad

Thanks Brad! I will check out audio samples of each online, and if one grabs me, I'll let you know!