Twin Tube Blues

rts99

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I finally got my PC straightened out & was able to view the Twin Tube Blues video. I'm not impressed with the distortion effect but the "clean" blues tone sounds great (video says Vol up, Gain down on pedal). :D Does anyone use this pedal just for the clean tone?
 
Re: Twin Tube Blues

why dont you try one out for real in a shop? internet videos are never a good indicator of what something actually sounds and feels like.
 
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The clean tone kills. In my current rig, the Rhythm channel is on almost all the time, set for barely any breakup. Then I use OD boxes in front of it like you would to push an old Fender. I use the Lead channel too, but mostly for solos, where it excels. You can run the gain low enough on BOTH channels to have it set for "Clean" and "Mild Crunch" too.
 
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This is yet another box i need to try asap.

I L O V E my Tweak Fuzz.

I would also love to see/hear an A/B with the Duncan TT Blues vs. the Radial ToneBone Classic.


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Re: Twin Tube Blues

why dont you try one out for real in a shop? internet videos are never a good indicator of what something actually sounds and feels like.

I would love to. Unfortunately I can't find any Blues or Classic boxes locally to try.:crying:
 
Re: Twin Tube Blues

The clean tone kills. In my current rig, the Rhythm channel is on almost all the time, set for barely any breakup. Then I use OD boxes in front of it like you would to push an old Fender. I use the Lead channel too, but mostly for solos, where it excels. You can run the gain low enough on BOTH channels to have it set for "Clean" and "Mild Crunch" too.


If the clean tone compares with the sound bytes from the video that's exactly what I had in mind. :D It's that fundamental bluesy tone that has my attention. I would love to have that sound available as a fundamental building block.

Thanks for the reply.
 
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