• Registered: 2008-10-10
  • Posts: 180

Re: To boost or not to boost?!

Keeley katana...if you want a pedal that boosts but does not color.

Where the hell does one get a black-backed gold top anyway?
  • From: South England
  • Registered: 2009-04-23
  • Posts: 154

Re: To boost or not to boost?!

Thanks guys, still not resolved this problem yet!

My head went off to Marshall today, also today I found out whether or not my job would be permanent (it is big_smile)

But after the scary man took away my baby this morning which one do you think I was worried about ALL DAY.

When she comes back I'll start trying out options again, as hopefully my effects loop will be working again. Wewt.

  • From: South England
  • Registered: 2009-04-23
  • Posts: 154

Re: To boost or not to boost?!

Head returned safe and sound.

Been incredibly busy working and gigging so not been about much.

The difference a new set of valves made was incredible. So much so that my TS-9 overdrives the clean channel perfectly, so I'm now using the lead channel as a lead channel with a volume step.

Really digging it at the moment!

Next step is to figure out how to get my DD3 through the effects loop without having miles of cables to set up everytime I play. So a new pedalboard and set of leads will be on the way next! Both of which I'm planning on making myself.

Plus the routine guitar maintainence.. I've manage to bust my jack socket. Again.  I'm feeling the need to splurge on gear as I lost an auction on ebay for a 2555 by £20 this week!! mad