Topic: OPINIONS ABOUT CARL MARTIN PLEXITONE AND DRRI?

What do you think of plexitone pedal with the DRRI ,?Is it a good pedal to match with , isn't it to loud,I want to get diversity and a goo hard rock sound for solos

Re: OPINIONS ABOUT CARL MARTIN PLEXITONE AND DRRI?

I've heard good things about the Plexitone. What type of sound are you trying to achieve? If it's a "Plexi" type sound you couldn't go wrong with this pedal. I for one don't understand why people with Fender amps are trying to get Marshall tones...I LOVE the sound of a Fender amp under stress as much as I love an EL34 sound. Now mix'em together and...ooops this has been beaten too death in other threads  wink

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Amps: '99 Marshall 1987x Plexi RI, 1969 Fender Super Reverb

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Re: OPINIONS ABOUT CARL MARTIN PLEXITONE AND DRRI?

I had a plexitone until recent.  I owned several "marshall in a box" pedals from MI Audio, Lovepedal, Wampler, you name it.  The Plexitone was really the best of the bunch.  Super dynamic and really cleaned up nicely with the volume knob.  I found however that the second channel, which is supposed to be higher gain, just added more noise.  Nothing special there.  Anyhow, I just sold mine recently because I decided for myself only, the search for a marshall only leads to a new pedal, and only the amp itself can do that job.  I now have an amp by Mule, which started out as an old bogen PA and now is wired to 1987 marshall specs.  Great tone.  Crank that beast, and use a fulltone fuldrive II.  That is my sound.

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Guitars:62 LP SG , 02 FB VII, JB FB I, 76 Electra Omega, 64 Firebird V, 73 LPC, 61 Custom Tele, 59 and 60 Melody Maker
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Re: OPINIONS ABOUT CARL MARTIN PLEXITONE AND DRRI?

I'm sure its a good pedal. I love my Hot Drive N' Boost. It has a great overdrive however I now only use the boost feature. I picked up a Marshall DSL100 ectremely cheap on ebay and have come to the conclusion. If you want a nice Marshall gain sound just buy a Marshall.

If you're looking at this pedal for a Marshall sound because you don't have the cash for a Marshall just wait a bit and save some money and check ebay or craigslist frequently.

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