Should i mod my TS9DX?
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STRATDELUXER97
Stratoblaster Tone Meister
Re: Should i mod my TS9DX?
Do a search under "stratdeluxer mods" and read the reviews.... :dance: Don't forget to check the prices on other people's mods...It isn't rocket science,but you still need to know what you're doing and where to make the cool changes..I think reading reviews would help you make a decision though.
PM me for any furthers,prices,etc...
jmoney386 said:
Do a search under "stratdeluxer mods" and read the reviews.... :dance: Don't forget to check the prices on other people's mods...It isn't rocket science,but you still need to know what you're doing and where to make the cool changes..I think reading reviews would help you make a decision though.
PM me for any furthers,prices,etc...
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Stratman
Guitaris Maximus
Re: Should i mod my TS9DX?
Robert Keeley also makes a good modification.
AnAlOgMan make a fare one.
Basically, all of these modifications use the best components and make slight changes to the tonal circuit that ends with a much better tonal sounding pedal.
STRATDELUXER97 said:
Robert Keeley also makes a good modification.
AnAlOgMan make a fare one.
Basically, all of these modifications use the best components and make slight changes to the tonal circuit that ends with a much better tonal sounding pedal.
Burkwieser
New member
Re: Should i mod my TS9DX?
Yes, mod it.
Yes, mod it.
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Skarekrough
Guest
Re: Should i mod my TS9DX?
John modded my TS9DX about 9 months ago.
Now, it's important to mention that before I sent it off to him I really didn't like the sound of it at all. When I got it back it sounded totally different to me. I really liked the sound of it, but it was something that was totally different sounding than when it went out.
As much as I like Johns work I think it would be prudent to mention that if you like the pedal the way it is, then making mods would obviously change things on it. There's always the potential that you don't like the results, even though his track record is as successful as it is.
It's just something to keep in mind. I personally wouldn't hesitate to send him a pedal to mod, and I'll probably be doing that in the near future. But I'm doing so to a pedal I already own a backup of already.
John modded my TS9DX about 9 months ago.
Now, it's important to mention that before I sent it off to him I really didn't like the sound of it at all. When I got it back it sounded totally different to me. I really liked the sound of it, but it was something that was totally different sounding than when it went out.
As much as I like Johns work I think it would be prudent to mention that if you like the pedal the way it is, then making mods would obviously change things on it. There's always the potential that you don't like the results, even though his track record is as successful as it is.
It's just something to keep in mind. I personally wouldn't hesitate to send him a pedal to mod, and I'll probably be doing that in the near future. But I'm doing so to a pedal I already own a backup of already.
STRATDELUXER97
Stratoblaster Tone Meister
Re: Should i mod my TS9DX?
Good points and very valid also...Basically the mods are to enhance the thin tone a TS has when you engage it...I always hated that I'd lose so much lowend when I stomped on my Tube Screamers...After that,the mods increase high drive setting gain,trim some of that horrible midrange peak,give the pedal more sustain,and a warmer,fuller,overall quieter tone...I don't change "alot" about the actual circuit,but it makes a difference that I feel is much better than any of the stock Tube Screamers,but that's only what I Like?
Skarekrough said:
Good points and very valid also...Basically the mods are to enhance the thin tone a TS has when you engage it...I always hated that I'd lose so much lowend when I stomped on my Tube Screamers...After that,the mods increase high drive setting gain,trim some of that horrible midrange peak,give the pedal more sustain,and a warmer,fuller,overall quieter tone...I don't change "alot" about the actual circuit,but it makes a difference that I feel is much better than any of the stock Tube Screamers,but that's only what I Like?
STRATDELUXER97
Stratoblaster Tone Meister
Re: Should i mod my TS9DX?
Hello Mike...How are ya buddy? Hey,nice plug.Aprreciate that alot..."FORGETTABOUTIT" :laugh2: :laugh2: :laugh2:
milkbone said:Don't hesitate! Send it to John NOW! I couldn't be happier with the mod he did to my Sparkle Drive. I hate to sound pushy, but hey I'm from Jersey so "forgetaboutit an send the ting out!"Nice to see you John!
Hello Mike...How are ya buddy? Hey,nice plug.Aprreciate that alot..."FORGETTABOUTIT" :laugh2: :laugh2: :laugh2:
milkbone
New member
Re: Should i mod my TS9DX?
You can afford it and you will do it. Look deep into the computer screen,,,, your feeling tonefull,,, tonefull,,,tonefull. Your ears are getting heavy,,, your can hear the gain,,, the increased lows,,, the crystal clear highs,,,, you can't fight it,, you must give in.... When you wake up,,,, you will want to have John mod your pedal,,, come back to us in 3,,,,2,,,,1,,,,
You can afford it and you will do it. Look deep into the computer screen,,,, your feeling tonefull,,, tonefull,,,tonefull. Your ears are getting heavy,,, your can hear the gain,,, the increased lows,,, the crystal clear highs,,,, you can't fight it,, you must give in.... When you wake up,,,, you will want to have John mod your pedal,,, come back to us in 3,,,,2,,,,1,,,,
STRATDELUXER97
Stratoblaster Tone Meister
Re: Should i mod my TS9DX?
You always have this cool way with words Mike! :laugh2: :laugh2: :saeek:
milkbone said:
You always have this cool way with words Mike! :laugh2: :laugh2: :saeek:
James Rock
Active member
Re: Should i mod my TS9DX?
I am not sure if he does ts9dx mods but try brian at indyguitarist ( www.indyguitarist.com ) he should be able to mod it to any requirements
I am not sure if he does ts9dx mods but try brian at indyguitarist ( www.indyguitarist.com ) he should be able to mod it to any requirements
