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I produce post punk, hardcore and PV by myself using this pedal, a guitar and I program drums via FL. So how does it sound? Perfect for what I need. I like how you can set it to classic distortion or in my case I crank everything to eleven and then turn my highs up on my amplifier to get that feedback screech I owe so love. In comparison to some other pedals this one is my favorite for the time being and I see myself producing a few demos and an album with this guy. As for durability, I could drop this thing out a window and I doubt it would damage it. The seller was very open in communication and the package did arrive a couple days early plus there was a tracking number so I could see when it would arrive. Just plugged a 9V in and got to work. I would reccomend unplugging the battery when you arent using the pedal to save power. I'm not 100 percent but I think even on passive mode it uses some battery so either get a cord for it to power it, or simply buy a good quality 9v and simply unplug the battery itself if you dont plan on playing for a while. Overall a great buy for the price and I love it. My favorite pedal I've ever owned; though there are most certainly better ones out there this guy is a lot of fun and has the old school heavy sound I was going for. If you want a super clean distortion it can handle that with adjustments. If you want screeching static nonsense like I do, it can do that too! Would buy more from this seller again overall good exp..Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Sounds a lot like the MT-2. This has lots and lots of gain and distortion if that's what your looking for. Good bottom low end response, and a treble control which gets nasally like the MT-2. This pedal is good if you don't have a distortion channel on your amp suitable for metal. I use this with my Fender Blues Deluxe 40 watt 1x12 and it sounds great! This pedal is great for making a small amp sound more beefy. I also have a Peavey 5150 with a Marshall 4x12, I prefer that amp's distortion when playing metal shows. The pedal does not sound out of that rig.
I bought this product not expecting much. I've previously purchased a DS-1 and was fairly happy with it, but that pedal has virtually no bottom end. Seeing as I play sharp and clean with Danelectros and Strats, I not only needed a bit of bass with my guitar, but a bit of extra gain too. This pedal is exactly what I was looking for. This beauty manages to keep a very focused sound regardless of how much gain you have dialed in, yet maintains a very natural tone and a decent high end. I had previously heard that it sounded very digital, but I managed to get a great deal of tube-style break up along with some cold, near metal tones with a single coil guitar. This pedal is perfect for what I play (alternative and power pop, among many other genres) and I'd recommend this pedal to any guitarist looking for a distortion stomp box with some variation.Read full review
I like this pedal. It adds a lot of gain and distortion to your sound. Makes you sound pretty heavy. That's pretty much why I got it. Unfortunately, I feel as though it doesn't give enough tone compared to the amount of distortion you can channel. And when you turn up the distortion and gain together you get a lot of unwanted noise. I'd recommend it for grindcore and powerviolence, when you want that chaotic feel to your sound, but not for other types of music.
I deducted one star only because it's not versatile, and the extra gain boost knob means more tedious tweaking, but it's well worth it. With guitar, it's strictly a heavy crunch pedal. With bass, you keep the drive and gain boost very low, mixed to your taste, and it's a clear, solid crunch with a massive bottom. What more could you ask for? Of course, using the wrong amp can make dirt pedals sound fizzy. For Boss pedals with bass, I recommend GK or Hartke over Ampeg.
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