A couple of new pedals on the board.
Dec 29, 2016 14:43:20 GMT
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Post by johnnyn on Dec 29, 2016 14:43:20 GMT
About a month ago I bought a T-Rex Creamer reverb pedal, because my JTM45RI doesn't have a build in reverb. I really like the Creamer and in particular the spring reverb.
After some failed attempts to repair my T-Rex Tremster it was offered to the god of great tone, and replaced by a Carl Martin Surf Trem. The Surf Trem is a different kind of beast, but sounds fine for classic tremolo with the depth at moderate levels. A Voodoo Lab Tremolo would have been a better replacement due to it's tweakable options though, but I fell in love with the price for the Surf Trem
With the addition of the reverb the board is getting pretty crammed. Although I swore to never take the Mudhoney off the board I think I'll replace it with a T-Rex Møller. I actually had a Møller a few years ago, and that's one pedal I regret selling. I think the Møller with it's lesser drive and ability to mix drive and clean and adding clean boost on top of it is better suited in front of the JTM45 than the Mudhoney, which seems to become too much rather quickly. Or maybe my ears have changed over time really.
I have come to like the Soul Food a lot as a cleanish boost. Maintains the the exact tone of the guitar without colouration, at least with moderate drive. I don't fancy it with the drive much past noon though.
Anyway here is a photo of my current board.
After some failed attempts to repair my T-Rex Tremster it was offered to the god of great tone, and replaced by a Carl Martin Surf Trem. The Surf Trem is a different kind of beast, but sounds fine for classic tremolo with the depth at moderate levels. A Voodoo Lab Tremolo would have been a better replacement due to it's tweakable options though, but I fell in love with the price for the Surf Trem
With the addition of the reverb the board is getting pretty crammed. Although I swore to never take the Mudhoney off the board I think I'll replace it with a T-Rex Møller. I actually had a Møller a few years ago, and that's one pedal I regret selling. I think the Møller with it's lesser drive and ability to mix drive and clean and adding clean boost on top of it is better suited in front of the JTM45 than the Mudhoney, which seems to become too much rather quickly. Or maybe my ears have changed over time really.
I have come to like the Soul Food a lot as a cleanish boost. Maintains the the exact tone of the guitar without colouration, at least with moderate drive. I don't fancy it with the drive much past noon though.
Anyway here is a photo of my current board.
