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Post subject: Re: Clean boost.
Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2011 7:36 am
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SRV used a Tubescreamer for his boost by turning down the gain on the boost. If you are up for a easy build, the BYOC has a great boost pedal. I use the Overdrive 2 for boost.


Hadn't thought about building my own. I'm gonna look into that. I can always use another project.

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Post subject: Re: Clean boost.
Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2011 8:29 am
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TTSC wrote:
SRV used a Tubescreamer for his boost by turning down the gain on the boost. If you are up for a easy build, the BYOC has a great boost pedal. I use the Overdrive 2 for boost.


Hadn't thought about building my own. I'm gonna look into that. I can always use another project.


Building your own is a cool idea, you can definitely call it your own. Before you go DIY try a digitech bad monkey (underrated, inexpensive and flexible). Id does color your tone though.


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Post subject: Re: Clean boost.
Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2011 8:35 am
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fendermandan wrote:
TimDrakeMusic wrote:
TTSC wrote:
SRV used a Tubescreamer for his boost by turning down the gain on the boost. If you are up for a easy build, the BYOC has a great boost pedal. I use the Overdrive 2 for boost.


Hadn't thought about building my own. I'm gonna look into that. I can always use another project.


Building your own is a cool idea, you can definitely call it your own. Before you go DIY try a digitech bad monkey (underrated, inexpensive and flexible). Id does color your tone though.


I'm not a fan of DigiTech at all. I've had bad luck with their gear. I think I'm going to go with the Seymour Duncan Pickup booster. I like the idea of DIY, but I can get the Pickup Booster for the same price as one of the kits.

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Post subject: Re: Clean boost.
Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2011 4:58 pm
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i dont much care for the duncan, it changes your tone. makes singles sound like buckers.
not very good in my opinion.

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Post subject: Re: Clean boost.
Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2011 5:23 pm
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You are going to be very pleased if you opt for the Xotic RC Booster. I've been using one on my pedal chain for a couple of years now. I use it as a boost or as a eq-preamp, where you can fine-tune your tone. When I first got mine I was amazed how it "took the blanket" off my amp. Everything sounded much clearer (old ears? :lol: ) I almost want two, one to put in front of my OD pedals (I use two or three) and one to put after.


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Post subject: Re: Clean boost.
Posted: Thu May 05, 2011 4:52 am
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hey tim,

what did you ever do with the boost issue here?

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Post subject: Re: Clean boost.
Posted: Thu May 05, 2011 12:41 pm
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Just a plain booster?

If you haven't got one yet, I'd support the MXR Micro Amp crowd. Cleanest I've ever heard. But if you like a little more mid to go with the clean boost, then I strongly recommend my current weapon of choice: Blackstar Valve Boost.. Just marvellous, and a huge range of boost level available. From a tickle to a boot down the street for your fave amp..

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Post subject: Re: Clean boost.
Posted: Fri May 06, 2011 12:31 pm
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My friend tells me a lot about the Keeley Electronics Katana Clean Boost.

It's supposed to be suuuuper clean. Good stuff.

I'm kinda interested in the BBE Boosta Grande... haven't played it though.

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