Tube Screamer options
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Rex_Rocker
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Re: Tube Screamer options
The East River Drive is cool, but I prefer the TC Electronic Mocambo as far as cheap 808 clones go. I've played them both side by side. Really similar, but the Mocambo has more output volume in case you need it.
The East River Drive is cool, but I prefer the TC Electronic Mocambo as far as cheap 808 clones go. I've played them both side by side. Really similar, but the Mocambo has more output volume in case you need it.
Cdwillis
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Re: Tube Screamer options
Surprised nobody has mentioned the Way Huge Green Rhino. I have the MkIV version. It has a 100hz and 500hz controls to cut/boost bass and mids, but there's switch to turn those off and get your standard TS sound. It might have a little more gain too.
Surprised nobody has mentioned the Way Huge Green Rhino. I have the MkIV version. It has a 100hz and 500hz controls to cut/boost bass and mids, but there's switch to turn those off and get your standard TS sound. It might have a little more gain too.
Aceman
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Re: Tube Screamer options
what makes all of those alternate Screamers alternate are knobs and switches etc...
what makes all of those alternate Screamers alternate are knobs and switches etc...
Aceman
I am your doctor of love!
Re: Tube Screamer options
And yeah, out-effing-rageous price too.
If JHS knew exactly what everyone wanted from each that would be one thing. But they must have basically made a gain variation on 8 different screamers. One screamer with a super wide gain range works for that. Must be half a dozen or more pedals that do that and more, two from Ibanez!
And yeah, out-effing-rageous price too.
If JHS knew exactly what everyone wanted from each that would be one thing. But they must have basically made a gain variation on 8 different screamers. One screamer with a super wide gain range works for that. Must be half a dozen or more pedals that do that and more, two from Ibanez!
Powdered Toast Man
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Re: Tube Screamer options
Hardwire CM-2 all day long....https://reverb.com/p/hardwire-cm-2-tube-overdrive?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwoWv-KPm6AIVyoCfCh388w88EAkYASABEgKEfPD_BwE&hfid=33216794&merchant_id=209761552&utm_campaign=6481455966&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google
Hardwire CM-2 all day long....https://reverb.com/p/hardwire-cm-2-tube-overdrive?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwoWv-KPm6AIVyoCfCh388w88EAkYASABEgKEfPD_BwE&hfid=33216794&merchant_id=209761552&utm_campaign=6481455966&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google
GuitarStv
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Re: Tube Screamer options
I don't own the JHS pedal, nor do I have any first hand experience with it. But when demoed side by side with originals it doesn't sound like what you're describing from what I can hear:
I don't own the JHS pedal, nor do I have any first hand experience with it. But when demoed side by side with originals it doesn't sound like what you're describing from what I can hear:
