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i have the OD-20 and SD-1 and am using a Fender DSP for some other amp generated disto.
so...yeah, same story.

right on. check your pm.

This + That Into One Of These eliminates the need for a distortion pedal... and it sounds WAY better

wdelaney wrote:

This + That Into One Of These eliminates the need for a distortion pedal... and it sounds WAY better

Way better than what? There's like a billion different distortion pedals and settings???

"This" is a clone of a 1966 Marshall JTM 45/100 Super Lead.

Did you make it? How hard is it? I have thought a little bit about trying one someday. I have built a pedal, and it wasn't too bad. The cost of a tube amp has hindered me from buying one.

to each his own....
some people like their distortion to rend flesh from the faces of the innocent.

This + That Into One Of These eliminates the need for a distortion pedal... and it sounds WAY better

Guilty.

I prefer "gain". Feel free to add "beer snob" to that list, as well. :lol:

Author:	doug - evergreen park [ Sat May 03, 2008 12:08 pm ]
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Boss OS-2 overdrive/distortion http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Boss-OS2-OverdriveDistortion-Guitar-Effects-Pedal?sku=151336&src=3SOSWXXA Boss MD-2 mega distortion http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Boss-MD2-Mega-Distortion-Pedal?sku=151424 DigiTech X-Series heavy metal distortion http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/DigiTech-XMM-Metal-Master-Heavy-Metal-Distortion-Pedal?sku=150204 electro-harmonix big muff Pi w/adapter http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/ElectroHarmonix-USA-Big-Muff-Pi-DistortionSustainer-Pedal?sku=153314 all are in GREAT SHAPE. Never seen a stage and pretty much sat on carpet. All have less than 4 hours of "on" time. Original Boxes and most if not all documentation. I really don't want to deal with e-bay, and I'll ship them for whatever they cost to ship. I'm guessing less than $5 each. all have been owned by me for less than a year. make an offer. btw: the only real reason why i'm selling these is b/c i found something that suits my needs and they are just sitting in their boxes...sad for not having someone to play with them.

Author:	Darkside [ Sat May 03, 2008 12:15 pm ]
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I've been using a Boss ME-50 that has all those padals built into it, it's quite a nice piece of equipment. I know this is irrevelant to your offers but I just thought I'd throw it out there.

Author:	doug - evergreen park [ Sat May 03, 2008 12:19 pm ]
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i have the OD-20 and SD-1 and am using a Fender DSP for some other amp generated disto. so...yeah, same story.

Author:	Darkside [ Sat May 03, 2008 12:27 pm ]
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doug - evergreen park wrote: i have the OD-20 and SD-1 and am using a Fender DSP for some other amp generated disto. so...yeah, same story. I don't like heave disto, so I'm generally using a Boss DST+ (think MXR Distortion+) with about a quarter drive 3/4 to heave bottom end, 3/4 tone and a 50% level with a just a touch of noise suppression for heavier rhythm work, and for cleaner heavier lead I'm using a Modern DS with a loop to a little crunch, similar tone settings and about 70% level on the DS with only 20% on the crunch, a touch, and I mean only a touch of tremelo (10% depth, 10% rate) and about 100 ms on delay. My two favorite tones for disto.

Author:	Frank Coztansa [ Sat May 03, 2008 2:07 pm ]
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I want the O-S2, and I certainly cannot refuse a pedal that has a pi sumbol on it. Tell me the damage and I'll get a check in the mail this week.

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Author:	HappyHour Jason [ Sat May 03, 2008 8:39 pm ]
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doug - evergreen park wrote: right on. check your pm. Thhis is the only post I understood in this thread....

Author:	BigW72 [ Fri May 16, 2008 2:46 pm ]
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This + That Into One Of These eliminates the need for a distortion pedal... and it sounds WAY better

Author:	bwfalcon [ Fri May 16, 2008 4:09 pm ]
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wdelaney wrote: This + That Into One Of These eliminates the need for a distortion pedal... and it sounds WAY better So what is the "this" a replica of?

Author:	Darkside [ Fri May 16, 2008 4:52 pm ]
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wdelaney wrote: This + That Into One Of These eliminates the need for a distortion pedal... and it sounds WAY better Way better than what? There's like a billion different distortion pedals and settings???

Author:	BigW72 [ Mon May 19, 2008 8:18 am ]
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"This" is a clone of a 1966 Marshall JTM 45/100 Super Lead.

Author:	BigW72 [ Mon May 19, 2008 8:22 am ]
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Darkside wrote: wdelaney wrote: This + That Into One Of These eliminates the need for a distortion pedal... and it sounds WAY better Way better than what? There's like a billion different distortion pedals and settings??? All of them. No pedal can properly replicate the tone and feel of tubes being overdriven. I will admit, though, at times i like to use a TS808 clone (original Ibanez Tube Screamer) as a "boost". I leave the gain on zero and put the "level" on 7 or 8.

Author:	bwfalcon [ Tue May 20, 2008 9:16 am ]
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wdelaney72 wrote: "This" is a clone of a 1966 Marshall JTM 45/100 Super Lead. Did you make it? How hard is it? I have thought a little bit about trying one someday. I have built a pedal, and it wasn't too bad. The cost of a tube amp has hindered me from buying one.

Author:	doug - evergreen park [ Tue May 20, 2008 10:46 am ]
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to each his own.... some people like their distortion to rend flesh from the faces of the innocent.

Author:	BigW72 [ Tue May 20, 2008 11:38 am ]
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bwfalcon wrote: Did you make it? How hard is it? I have thought a little bit about trying one someday. I have built a pedal, and it wasn't too bad. The cost of a tube amp has hindered me from buying one. Yes I did. I've built 3 different Marshall amps, the head cabinets, and (3) 4 x 12 speaker cabs. Marshall HandWired 100W Plexi = $2800 Marshall KerryKIng signature = $1899 Marshall JVM 100W (which is crap) = $2199 You get the idea... this stuff is a ton of money and don't be fooled. The "re-issues" fall short. They went cheap on the transformers and components and are not the "same" as their original counterparts. You can buy a 100W kit for $1100 - $1500 and build something WAY better than anything that's being sold in stores. http://www.metroamp.com It's much more complicated than building a pedal, but if you take the time to really research the circuit and some basic electronics theory, you can do it and you'll find it to be quite an enjoyable experience. doug - evergreen park wrote: to each his own.... some people like their distortion to rend flesh from the faces of the innocent. True... and my current and final build (which is a re-do of my first build) will do that! More gain than you'd know what to do with... all while peeling the paint off the wall.

Author:	Hawkeye Vince [ Tue May 20, 2008 4:54 pm ]
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How good would these work with my Guitar Hero Les Paul?

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Author:	lipidquadcab [ Tue May 20, 2008 11:49 am ]
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wdelaney72 wrote: This + That Into One Of These eliminates the need for a distortion pedal... and it sounds WAY better Warning: Distortion Snob!

Author:	BigW72 [ Tue May 20, 2008 1:13 pm ]
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Guilty. I prefer "gain". Feel free to add "beer snob" to that list, as well.

Author:	lipidquadcab [ Tue May 20, 2008 4:48 pm ]
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wdelaney72 wrote: Guilty. I prefer "gain". Feel free to add "beer snob" to that list, as well. I understand what you are saying...the best sound I ever had was a cheap Yamaha guitar going through a 30Watt Marshall Combo cranked up all the way...even with a Fender Strat and a Boss GT6, I was never able to get as good a sound as that Marshall...