Clean/semiClean Boost
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Re: Clean/semiClean Boost
by nibus » Thu Mar 12, 2009 5:33 pm
I had a Gaspedals Carb that I just loved in boost mode - it gave a really nice fatness and some extra grit that was perfect for soloing.
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Re: Clean/semiClean Boost
by seans » Thu Mar 12, 2009 6:19 pm
I would highly recommend the Psonic Audio Triad. It has a preamp (based on the Korg SDD3000's preamp), a loop that can be boosted and set in series or parallel, and a boost with eq. A great piece of kit.
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Re: Clean/semiClean Boost
by nibus » Fri Mar 13, 2009 3:40 pm
seans wrote:I would highly recommend the Psonic Audio Triad. It has a preamp (based on the Korg SDD3000's preamp), a loop that can be boosted and set in series or parallel, and a boost with eq. A great piece of kit.
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Love this pedal... I sold my first one and realized I can't live without it, so I got another one.
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Re: Clean/semiClean Boost
by soulsonic » Tue Mar 17, 2009 3:17 am
Honey Bee is a great fat clean boost. Since you already have one... I recommend trying that.
The Timmy is another pedal designed with boosting in mind.
The Timmy is another pedal designed with boosting in mind.
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Re: Clean/semiClean Boost
by Donner » Fri Mar 20, 2009 9:58 am
not sure if the HB has what Id call a 'clean' boost setting, maybe t he Sea Blue EQ would be best for t hat - and it will give some saturation/ warmth when pushed
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