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  • Guitaristtrackworld – distortion pedal of choice
  • plumber
    Free Member

    By that I mean not overdrive pedals, I have enough of them

    I’m looking at the Bognor red. Already have a danelectro fab tone. Any suggestion as to others to look at

    Many thanks

    Plum

    mikey74
    Free Member

    Do they still make the Mesa Boogie V-twin? I always fancied one of those.

    Boss seem to make some good ones too.

    I have an Electro Harmonix Metal Muff **snigger** which is pretty good.

    lodious
    Free Member

    Fulltone stuff is nice….

    http://www.fulltone.com/products/gt500

    http://www.fulltone.com/products/soulbender

    http://www.fulltone.com/products/69-mkii

    Think your really gonna have to try some w/your amp (or just buy the Bonger…it looks cool :-))

    Capt.Kronos
    Free Member

    The V Twin is long gone, alas – I was desperate to get one. Saying that Blackstar do something very, very similar which I keep looking at 😉

    I have a Marshall Guv’nor myself. The original version at that!

    _tom_
    Free Member

    I liked my Marshall GV2, I heard the original wss better but even the reissue wasn’t bad! The best I’ve tried hasbeen the MI Audio Crunch Zone. When run into my laney on a clean setting it sounded pretty much identical to the laney with its gain and volume wound up 🙂

    piedidiformaggio
    Free Member

    Got one of these when they were released a wee while back and loving it. Very nice sound

    http://www.roland.co.uk/blog/new-boss-da-2-adaptive-distortion-compact-pedal

    [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdw7uDQZ4YQ[/video]

    mikey74
    Free Member

    Talking of Blackstar: This sounds quite nice:

    [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lg6At33Zdc[/video]

    sideshowdave
    Free Member

    Have a look here Effects DIY , can build your own cheaper

    porter_jamie
    Full Member
    77ric
    Free Member

    MXR distortion +

    Enough said.

    Assuming you like your distortion fuzzy and grungy etc etc and less eighties metal.

    steveoath
    Free Member

    AMPTWEAKER

    I’ve got the Tight Metal pedal, but he does a range of pedals to suit your tastes. What style are you playing?

    plumber
    Free Member

    Thanks all

    I think images and words era petrucci would be where I’d like to be tone wise

    Capt.Kronos
    Free Member

    mikey74 – that is the very beast I was talking about!

    Moving my office starting tomorrow, which should also incorporate getting the guitars and amps into somewhere more useable. Kinda looking forward to getting the ‘Paul out again 🙂 One of those Blackstar pedals is on the list, and either a revalve/respeaker on the Peavey amp, or flog it and the Boogie and get something a little more useful.

    mikey74
    Free Member

    Good test here:

    [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3900Exbb4P0[/video]

    Edit: You won’t get the Pettruci tone from a pedal. Spend thousands of pounds on a Mesa Boogie Mark V amp and you might get somewhere near.

    yunki
    Free Member

    has to be Wampler surely…!!!?

    plumber
    Free Member

    Edit: You won’t get the Pettruci tone from a pedal. Spend thousands of pounds on a Mesa Boogie Mark V amp and you might get somewhere near.

    Or not as V weren’t out then

    Mesa Boogie Triaxis Preamp (x2), Mesa Boogie Stereo Simul-Class 2:Ninety Power Amp. It easy to find what was used

    Now back to the original question 😀

    plumber
    Free Member

    Wampler Tom quale?

    mikey74
    Free Member

    Or not as V weren’t out then

    Mesa Boogie Triaxis Preamp (x2), Mesa Boogie Stereo Simul-Class 2:Ninety Power Amp. It easy to find what was used

    Now back to the original question

    Mark Vs are what he’s used more recently, but the point stands: You won’t get Pettruci’s sound from a pedal alone.

    wordnumb
    Free Member

    mickyfinn
    Free Member

    Valve amp and fulltone OCD.
    End of thread!

    xherbivorex
    Free Member

    i use a George Dennis GD100 wizard rock, which is a volume pedal with distortion. had it since the early 90s and it’s been great for me (Gibson SG through it into a ’73 marshall 50w plexi mkII head).

    CaptainSlow
    Full Member

    If you’re after JP, I’d prob have a look at the wampler triple wreck or the blackstar ht pedals with their ISF feature.

    If I was after one, I’d go for either the HT Metal or the MXR +

    Is this to go with your 1 watter or do you have a US voice amp as well?

    Edit – ooh, hang on. What about a Nova Drive? Surely that’s gotta be worth a look? Works with the NS and does drive and distortion I think. Have a google 🙂

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