$25 For A $5.000 Overdrive (Too Good To Be True)?

$25 For A $5.000 Overdrive (Too Good To Be True)?
Today I try out the Mosky Golden Horse and also compare it to an J Rockett Archer Ikon, and a Wampler Tumnus. Can this REALLY cheap overdrive do the business or is it a complete dud? At 25 dollars it's certainly not a big investment, unlike a real Klon Centaur. Hope you enjoy!
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[@MrPolevaulter]

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[@briezy71]

I have this pedal. It is actually become my favorite pedal. I only bought it to fill an empty spot on my board. Best $25 I’ve ever spent.

[@dwightburns6699]

Same here to Great pedal a lot more trouble is in my boodoo TC Electronics Mojo

[@youreatoilet]

Same, I have the silver one though which has a voice switch for more headroom. Favourite OD pedal I own and its the cheapest

[@muaddib667]

This Klon nonsense is getting out of hand, it's only 5000 because idiots enjoy exclusivity. It's a £200 pedal, at best.

[@mrredritehand]

I have the Mosky Silver Horse and it's a fine Klon clone.

[@gregriddle3042]

I just bought the gold for 29 bucks should get it tomorrow.

[@BrandonKJohnson]

Just got it last week and I'm very pleased with it. As an overdrive in front of a clean Fender and as a boost in front of a Marshall for high gain metal tones

[@Leo_ofRedKeep]

Guitar players chasing tones are like women chasing the proper make-up. While it does make a difference, every man reading this knows that what makes a woman attractive is elsewhere. Just get an overdrive. Any of them (edit: provided it works). It's what you do with it that counts.

[@CathodeRayNipplez]

I'm new to the world of pedals and I keep hearing stuff about this 'Klon' thing. I fail to see the obsession with what is just an old pedal that isn't special in any way anymore. Some people simply have more money than brains and like to be shallow show ponies. 'Dear Guitarists, get over it FFS! An ancient Klon obsession is not only boring but childishly stupid.'

[@Leo_ofRedKeep]

The "world of pedals" is one of kids collecting toys.

[@marco-vn8si]

@@Leo_ofRedKeep very true!

[@jedimindfrak82]

I just got a Golden Horse, it's fantastic. It doesn't make the noise yours made at all, it's dead quiet 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@randymx]

Nice playing, nice tone, nice video dude!

[@dindin3394]

You should get a golden horse that works. I understand that there is a big probability of getting a defective golden horse because it is too cheap, but I bought mine 2 years ago for 20euro and it works perfectly and it is a great overdrive not only for the price but in general.

[@patrickolson8558]

I purchased the Tumnus a few months back for $129 US and it's the best pedal I've ever purchased in 17 years of playing. And I've bought a LOT of pedals.

[@DarthEcoli]

I've been seeing the Mosky golden horse and a few other Mosky pedals around, and everyone seems to conclude that they're pretty gosh darned good for the price. J.Rokkit Archer and Wampler Tumnus kinda speak for themselves, and very well rated. Kinda bummed to see the Mosky didn't hold up in this shootout. I have the Ehx Soul food I'd gotten used for a cool $60 and love it. Something that makes the Soul food pretty awesome is a switch inside from Buffered bypass, or True bypass. The buffered bypass is pretty handy if you're running it in front of harder hitting overdrives or fuzz pedals like I do. You had to have seen Josh Scott from JHS put the #2 (actually the first Klon) on Reverb for $500,000 as a troll. It was hilarious.

[@ArturoGarcia-yq9ut]

I bought Mosky Gold and Silver Horse pedals and have no issues on noise. I use my mini amps (Wangs 5 Watt, Orange Micro Terror 20 watt, and JOYO BanTamP Jackman) and pedals sound great.

[@melodelay2484]

Very interesting, sometimes you have to ask non guitarists about the sound to see the value of non expensive gear !!

[@erichsixnine1796]

A Ttone klon clone from wish is painted gold and has a Centaur pic on it and sounds like a real klon and is also $25

[@schaffelaer1902]

Have this pedal, plugged in a nextone (which is by far the best amp I ever owned by a mile) Great sounds, great Tone! Guess I just watch your vids to buy the exactly that what you don't like, works great!

[@miquelmarti6537]

LoL hapenned to me also. I ended up with the most hated gear by this channel: a Joyo DC15 amp and a Golden Horse. Both are excellent (if they don't die)

[@kowboys1180]

Really nice Heritage guitar: $2400. Really nice tube amp: $1500. XTS Pedal with separate dual-drive and boost sections: $380. Recently got the Mosky Silver Horse for $30; looking forward to trying it out. Have three other Mosky pedals, and they are all excellent pedals, regardless of price.

[@marktullo35]

I bought the Mosky a while back and it does the same 'squealy' thing when the output is pushed beyond half way. However, I used it just the other day in front of a Mesa Mk5/25 in the MkIV mode (halfway on the output of the Mosky)) and it was great as a slight boost to the overall tone but without the squeal. For $25 I guess I can deal with it if used with those settings, at least at home. Personally I cannot believe what the cost of vintage gear is nowadays, especially when it comes to 70's and 80's era Marshalls. I think it is beyond insane to buy an amp or guitar that will cost between $2500 and $5000 when there are so many amps and guitars out there that will do a great job for a hell of a lot less. Playing club gigs is not exactly a place where I'd feel comfortable walking in with a $5000 PRS or semi- vintage Strat or Les Paul, much less an early to mid-70's Marshall JMP. I've had 2 of those monsters and wish I had kept them, but to buy another one nowadays? Forget it...the most I've spent on an amp in 40 years was about $1600 for the Mk5/25, and another $1500 for a new Jeff Beck Strat I bought last summer. Both are great additions to my gear collection...

[@peteytwofinger]

purhased a silver horse . its a great sounding pedal BUT - it uses the 7660s charge pump ic chip . this means one thing - heterodyne oscillation . if you are ONLY running this pedal into an actual amp - you will never have an issue . if you run this pedal along with another device sharing a ground and this device has a CLOCK you CAN experience a high pitched whistle , especially on patches using modulation effects . for me it was running the silver horse in the effetcs loop of my nux mg30 . i was able to remove the substandard and much cheaper 7660s chip and install a proper max1044 charge pump . the max1044 osc outside of the range of human hearing . the lesson here is this - if you are no experiencing any high picthed whistling with your silver horse thats fantastic and i am happy for you . look into the 7660s chip , its a real issue . its actually pedal building 101 when it comes to charge pumping . why one would solder this chip into an audio circuit is beyond me , well i get it , its a much cheaper chip but ...lest sell the pedal for 2 more dollars and just cut the right chip in next time , guys. its not a simple procedure as they failed to install a socket and there is a secondary pcb blocking the solder points so good luck . but yeah i am just making all this up ... there isnt a reddit post ... oh wait .

[@slimturnpike]

Wow the Mosky sounded more like an original Klon than the Tumnus, to my ears, and it bit clearer than the Wampler.

[@IAmWatcher]

Not to snobs it don't, they prefer $300 boutique crap coz it makes em look 'sophisticated'....

[@LookingForEntertainment112]

Lol, I've got the silver and gold version of that pedal. It's not bad at all, it's definitely worth $25 if you're after that sound. I've got a Wampler Tumnus and the Electro-Harmonix Soul Food, they're excellent pedals and well worth the money if you're after the "transparent" overdrive thing. The Tumnus is it's own thing though, Brian Wampler likes big bottom end in his pedals. It's got a girth that's satisfying. Shane from InTheBlue compared the Soul Food to his Klon KTR and they sounded identical. Btw, neither of my Mosky Horses make that terrible high pitched whine.

[@BrandonKJohnson]

Also you could/should try the Mosky Obsessive overdrive pedal. It's a clone of the OCD overdrive and it's awesome!!

[@repetitivemotion]

I use the overdrive channel on my DSL40CR, or a mini Tube Screamer on the clean channel. I throw in a compressor for extra measure. The rest, as they say, is in your fingers.

[@kev8557]

You clearly had a defective one. I have been playing mine for months with the output all the way up and low gain without any noise apart from my noisy Strat pickups. It's awesome until it breaks I guess. Cheers!

[@nated4949]

I just got the golden horse and it sounds great. Mine doesn’t make that noise. Maybe yours is defective?

[@alexmavromatis4065]

Elmo: let's get a bit of tea because it's really cold outside Me, a guy that lives in Greece: no way dude

[@MrPolevaulter]

Haha :D The video is actually filmed a couple of months ago.

[@DMSProduktions]

Ela vre malaka! ;oP

[@skinnykarlos710]

I did buy one of these "clones" off eBay recently (funnily enough) down here in Aussie (but it's different to the one you're testing - looks just like the original in it's housing and doesn't hiss) and it's ok for what it is and what it cost. It's noise friendly (doesn't make a racket in the background) and gives an ok overdrive tone but I'd love to have a $5000.00 original that's for dang sure. I think it'll stay on the board for a little while anyway until the novelty wears off at least maybe longer if she behaves herself and does her job. I do use it as a clean boost as well. Mind you I blend it with a Timmy and a Soul Food. "You get what you pay for" they say, but $5000 is just ridiculously expensive for any pedal. Thanks for the upload, Elmo. Keep 'em comin' bloke.

[@MrPolevaulter]

Will do :)

[@mojobag01]

Tone City Sweet Cream did a damn good job too. And it was cheap and solid.

[@DMSProduktions]

My cream is pretty sweet!

[@MrPolevaulter]

Yeah, I liked it when I checked it out.

[@daniellarson3068]

My most expensive guitar gadget is the Katana amp I purchased after my Roland Cube from the surplus electronics store went down for the third time. Here's two cents (maybe a nickel or 10 cents as Euro guys don't have nickels) opinion regarding these pedals. I've had some electronics training. All these components from which the pedals are made have tolerances. For example you can buy resistors of 1 percent tolerance, 5 percent tolerance, 10 percent or 20. These tolerances will propagate. Sometimes they cancel out. Sometimes they add. So - if you manufacture 100 pedals, no two will be exactly the same. Now hopefully the differences are small, but it just makes sense that cheap pedals will have a greater variation. Basically, some are better than others. Maybe, you got the bad one. (I also wonder how much are the parts in that pricey Klon.) There's two cents worth from a beginner guitarist. Thanks for the video.

[@MrPolevaulter]

And thank you :)

[@bordonbert]

Good comparison but unfair comments at times if I'm honest. That whistling noise in the Mosky is due to the fact that it has the voltage doubling circuit inside to lift the power rails and to produce a -9V rail. This works around a high frequency oscillator which will inject some high frequency noise if the designers are not careful. When you maxed the gain you immediately gave that slight noise the ability to rise to the level of a signal. With a little internal tweaking, (which you shouldn't have to do), it can be made usable. Screening the power section and attention to grounding could sort that issue. It still works under those conditions, it isn't "broken", its build and implementation are just noisy! I have one coming and I'll report whether mine does this and what I can do about it. And to say it is unusable because it is noisy in a few regions of its settings is unfair. It worked with your noise gate - so it works, it's just noisy! It held up its own end in the tone stakes. If you tweak your guitar/amp tone controls you can make these all sound exactly the same even though there may be slight differences at the same settings. It doesn't stink, the one you were given was noisy. Have you tried others to see whether they are all as noisy? The "joy of vintage gear" is completely overridden when idiots pay $5,000 for something which has less than $10 of components inside in a circuit which is available all over the internet. (And I speak as an owner of a good few bits of extremely expensive REAL vintage gear which I have owned since the 60s when I paid sensible money for it.)

[@stratomess]

According to what I've read, the earlier iteration of this model had issues with the charge pump circuitry. This would cause them to emit the sound that was happening in this video. Also have seen that the switch on the Silver Horse is sometimes non functional. So goes it with 30 dollar pedal I guess. I've got a Silver Horse comin' in this coming week......We shall see.

[@IAmWatcher]

The switch on the Silver Horse only seems to work at higher volume and gain levels. Other than that it sounds pretty much the same as the gold one, is what I have learned from watching countless reviews. I just love pedals, the more the merrier, but I refuse to pay €300 for 'boutique' if I can have the same sound for €25, so I'll be ordering Mosky's Silver and Gold Horse over at AE for 22 euros each lol. Can't go wrong for that money and I stopped gigging ages ago so never mind if there's a bit of hum on my HUMble home set up.

[@last808]

So how is your Silver Horse?

[@stratomess]

@@last808 this Friday's gig will tell

[@itriedmany]

Please read; There is something wrong with yours... Mine came in the mail yesterday... I watched your vid last night, and I had yet to plug mine in... I thought for sure mine would produce the same noise when used as a boost into my all tube Marshall. Well, I just plugged it in, using my fender strat... and this thing kicks ass! No noise like yours produced when used as a boost and also used with max gain etc, and as quiet as my boss blues driver, my Archer, my soul food, my vintage tube screamer and newer tube screamers, my simble overdrive etc. It sounds great on all settings, to reiterate there is something wrong with yours.

[@danieltravis5082]

The most I've spent on a piece of gear was my Larry Dino head. 6 thousand. It was so good I ordered a second one.

[@erpringle]

Anyone that spends $5000 on a klon, IMHO, is not too smuckin fart. I myself have the tumnus and I am quite happy with it and have about $4800 to spare in my pocket. This is just my opinion so don't get excited. 😜

[@irf888]

Hi. Interesting product failure. I had my 2010 Gibson Les Paul Custom fail on me too after 2 weeks the neck pickup stopped - turned out it needed a re solder on volume pot. I bought the Mosky Silver Horse as an experiment also, it still works BTW, not really being a pedal liking person as I prefer/enjoy maintaining the original amps tone and frequency range, in the particular the bottom end. After watching this I took it out of a bag and played with it again, I found the Silver horse does a really good boost operation that let's your amp sound the as it does just boosted and mildly enhanced with some nice harmonics coming through. With following settings in terms of a clock face. Tone 9, gain 9, volume 12 or to taste, switch in up position. Sounds good through the Boogie amp I used just now. Thanks for the video! Regards.

[@MrPolevaulter]

Cheers!

[@rd400d]

I bought a lp custom and the electronics failed on me too. fastest guitar I've ever sold.

[@irf888]

@@rd400d haha. Still got mine. It will be passed on through my family!

[@jimqartworks]

awesome, so far my Mosky Golden Horse dont have that noise when volume up,

[@CarloRegadasGuitar]

I bought one of these recently and it's already not working. When I plug in a power supply, the pedal actually turns the power supply off and doesn't work at all. Just a little heads up for anyone else who's got / getting one. Carlo 👍🏼🎸

[@stevelaferney3579]

Life goes on. Pedals work, pedals don’t work. Life is a guitar pedal. Sort of, sometimes. Thanks.

[@pekkatorronen9201]

Ostin noin vuosi sitten ja hyvin on pelannu, käytän boostina DSL 1 Marshallin edessä. Tuuri peliä näitten halppisten kanssa

[@jogmas12]

This is all I can afford Elmo

[@jimmyjames2022]

Thank goodness I'm not a sophisticated player or rich dude to feel tempted by a one time $5000 pedal purchase. Luckily I only get tempted $500 at a time.

[@santrixhimself3679]

i own one of these no name ebay klon clones that are in a similiar box as the original klon, including the centaur picture on the front. that pedal did cost me around 40 euros and it is the best overdrive pedal i own. i own many drive pedals in the 50-100€ range and the klon clone beats them all if it comes to just boosting the signal or if it comes to cranking the gain on the pedal. maybe i got lucky with my unit, i have heard some bad stuff about these pedals. but damn does it sound good.

[@pimpdaddy7327]

Bummer bro, can't believe that was hissing like that. Yep no bueno on that one man:( That company needs to do a rebuild on that unit.

[@EasyHeat]

2002. My band gave a Gold Klon to our producer. Paid $280 NIB. GAVE IT AWAY!! FML

[@DCDacey-cq6nb]

Well... I have a decibelics golden horse. It’s an exact Klon copy, and it sounds exactly like a Klon.$279+tax. The Mosky Golden horse is VERY similar. It’s a little bit harsher. This may/may not be a bad thing. I use mine for a little extra gain for certain solos. It’s works great and the change in tone is almost inaudible. It does warm it up and it also gives it “something”, not sure what, but it does change the tone just a little. If your using the Mosky for blues, you may notice the difference. If your using it for rock, the fact that it’s slightly harsher sounding is not a terrible thing. There is a video that compares all of the more expensive clones with the Decibelics. The conclusion is the Mosky is the most accurate of them all. The real difference in all of them being, the Decibelics and the Klon use germanium transistors. Let’s face it, for $25 (I paid just under $20 a few years ago) even if it’s only decent it’s still a bargain. Bottom line: Imfeel the Mosky is the best next to a Decibelics.

[@JustEatHerCake]

The moskey silver horse is better it is actually has clean boost switch. I've had both the Silver and gold. The gold was more distortion than over drive thus being sold off quickly but I run the silver first

[@mafia20xx]

Con JOYO ZGP debería de solucionarse el problema del ruido en el MOSKY Golden Horse (y aún así seguiría saliendo barato que comprar los otros). Saludos. -

[@cliftongardner4367]

I have a Klon KTR (surface-mount PCB version of the Centaur) and it's a fantastic pedal, but definitely not worth the 700-800 they're bringing on the used market. There's a hilarious shootout on one of Josh Scott's livestreams where he compared a Caline Pegasus klone against his serial no. 2 Centaur and, once dialed in, they sounded absolutely identical. Doesn't surprise me that a 25-dollar pedal gave up a few minutes in, but those J. Archer or Wampler pedals sound epic. Great demo as always.

[@MrPolevaulter]

Thanks :)

[@Dan.Solo.Chicago]

Scalloped neck? Do you press all the way down to the fingerboard when you play those? Or is it so you can have a light touch? Do you get tremolo action when you do press all the way to the wood? I gotta try one. I wonder if Chicago Music Exchange has one.

[@rodrigobelinchon2982]

it is very similar to a regular guitar, but a bit more comfortable

[@Dan.Solo.Chicago]

@@rodrigobelinchon2982 👍✌️

[@rodrigobelinchon2982]

@@Dan.Solo.Chicago yeah, notice ,with youre regular guitar , specially when you are playing single notes, unless you are pressing very hard, your finger is not touching the finger board , your finger touches the string, and then the string is pressed against the fret , but your finger does not touch the fingerboard. Specially if you have jumbo frets . So a scalloped neck feels almost the same. You 'll see when you try one . Cheers

[@MrPolevaulter]

Pretty much like a regular guitar, but bending and vibrato are easier. I have a video on the topic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5DMk3avhLaDbLc

[@Dan.Solo.Chicago]

@@MrPolevaulter Cool. Thanks.

[@samain1804]

Got a secondhand Keeley El Rey Dorado for $100.00. Not terribly expensive, but it sounds great 😆

[@cygnus-studios]

Hiya Elmo! Since I’m basically in the poorhouse as well, as an Amazon Vine member so far I’ve ordered 24 mini-pedals of all sorts since I only have to pay taxable value for them in exchange for reviews. As you’ve demonstrated, some are pretty bad, but on the other hand I’ve found many that are impressive considering their asking prices. The best I’ve tried are made by MOORE and AZOR (also have three of their power supplies, never a problem), which rarely fail to disappoint. EX and SONICAKE pedals seem to be hit or miss, but at least some of them are acceptable, at least for my meager needs. Anyway, just my two cents!

[@MrPolevaulter]

Cheers!

[@chemajimenez447]

I come for the pedals and stayed for the Backstreet Boys...

[@MrPolevaulter]

:D

[@looneyinkproductions-eduard]

Wouldn't it be possible to just have a good technician make you a descent clone of the Klon? And afterward spending the rest of this 5000 in getting drunk on really good whisky....

[@MrPolevaulter]

Probably.

[@paulmales1889]

Bad luck getting a dud , send it back and get one that works , simple . Cheap clone pedals are great if you get a good one , all of my joyo and tomsline pedals all still going strong after years of use .

[@djlane74]

I think it sounded nice and chewy before it broke... But for the cost they will not have been checked

[@Strato13]

Well, today my Mosky Golden Horse pedal arrives. paid about 33$ on Amazon, and it is a quaint, cute little pedal about half the width of my BOSS Super OD pedal. I used it on my Blackstar ID Core 10 V3, using the Super Crunch voicing with the gain set low, ISF knob favored towards a British "Sound", and the Mosky GH pedal 100% drive, 60% Level, and 75% Treble setting, and boy, this fucking pedal DOES NOT disappoint! Damn Elmo, these companies should pay you. You realize you are responsible for me having purchased a Blackstar ID Core 10 V3, the Fender Micro-Mustang headphone amp, and now this awesome cool-ass little pedal I'd known nothing about if I didn't see your video on my feed lol! While I obviously would never pay 5K for a fucking pedal, the 33$ this little gem cost me was more than generous. I love this little pedal. The OD is lush to harsh, as I've played around with it. Gritty to smooth. I love it. It is now my favorite pedal! Thanks dude!

[@JayTheLane]

I have the Silver Horse which is great.

[@RickMichaelis63]

You can go and see you live show in Long Beach California as of next weekend I’ve been vaccinated so I’m looking forward to it

[@MrPolevaulter]

Really cool! Hope you have fun :)

[@1thess523]

I had the Golden Horse but I now have Silver Horse which I like better for my style

[@vin9976]

What's the noticable difference between the two aside from the voicing switch? I'm not looking for high gain pedal as I've got a plexi and SD-1...but I'd like a low-gain sorta pedal like this for it too.

[@traineecanuck]

Andertons did a blind Klon/Klone test, and Pete liked the Tumnus more. $100 vs $5000 ..... easy choice really.

[@MrPolevaulter]

Yep.

[@fabriziot1467]

Maybe I can think at this gears for capital investment... there are people who hand out many 10K euro for a single watch 🙄 (not my case)

[@justmehere6094]

The Wampler was noisier at half settings because it had a lot more gain at half.

[@stephanematis]

Watching this on May 4th ... seems appropriate given the Klon Wars.

[@MrPolevaulter]

:D

[@RickMichaelis63]

By the way this was an awesome video thanks again Elmo cheers and have a great day🤟🏻😎👍🏻👍🏻☮️❤️🎸🎶

[@MrPolevaulter]

Thanks! You too!

[@mahoganymarco9199]

Something wrong. My gold mosky its very silent

[@bobboitt3126]

Im liking that Tumnus ! Thanks.

[@grassmastersmith4422]

I'm not thrilled with the sound of a Klon anyway. I've seen a blind fold test where the guitarist thought the Tumnus was the Klon. I sometimes need distortion is when using a looper as you have to run the amp clean. $5000? hah

[@MrPolevaulter]

Yeah, 5000 dollars is just a bit on the expensive side :D

[@blacktoothfox677]

sounds okay

[@michaelolz]

It’d really be great to know, bottom-line, what is the best Klon Clone out there.

[@MrPolevaulter]

I don't think there's an answer to that. Not a clear one at least.

[@michaelolz]

Well, let me put it this way...I’ve only been playing for two years. (Yep! I just learned a lot from watching you and many others in the guitar community on KZbin.) I’ve reviewed the reviewers. And at this point, as good as all of you who I watch regularly actually are, I’ve judged you to be the tip of the top. If you tell me your favorite, I will buy that one. Not a pedestal are you on, my friend (and I would honestly consider you one🤟🏻) but I just trust you as a gold standard authority.

[@deadformat9794]

Just some thoughts your review brings up for me.. I’ve owned a few now expensive vintage pedals (old Sovtek stuff, 70s USA made Electro Harmonix.. early Watkins Copicat etc..) . All stupidly sold a while back when I was totally broke. Of course the value goes up and up and there can be an investment factor to buying anything vintage if you are sensible. My feelings on the sound of all these vintage units? I would treat them as collectors item. They are cool to own and play with but the mystique seems to be more based in the nostalgic than the actual sound you get. And if something in the pedal does break/fail and you can’t replace with an original component suddenly the value can drop dramatically. After all this my feelings are good modern versions or clones are often more reliable and often have extra functionality that makes them way more useable with very few exceptions.

[@arthschopy]

25$ for a (reel Klon price when produced) overdrive. That would be an honest tittle

[@stringbender11672]

Very interesting research brother. Cool video!! 🤘😎👍🎸🏁❤

[@MrPolevaulter]

Thanks!

[@TheCleaner6969]

People have got ridiculous even before covid with used gear. I just buy new anymore. I would never buy any gear especially 5k for something you can build yourself from the OG schematic. Even JHS said he talked to the guy that built the Klon & the guy said the Klons are all the same no matter the color or graphic.

[@patreidcocolditzcastle632]

been using mosky now for 6 years .they work there great sound but build quality is what you get for 20 bucks. i think the archer is the best here but ive a mosky and it will do the same.if not i like how the mosky like the real klon does not fizzle out in the top end as much as the other 2.im not a fan of the wampler at all its positions are not like a klon.why didnt i keep my klon.my bb butler tube driver my dean markley warlock tube pedal.i could buy a house.my fav mosky is the xp booster and the tai ji drive oh there power supplys arent to bad

[@vintagetone22]

got one last week .nice pedal and yes it a good boost pedal.

[@RapttorX]

so you are telling me that for $25 i can get a $5k pedal clone AND a free teeeeeeee sound ? what a deal

[@MrPolevaulter]

:D

[@hkguitar1984]

Not "Theoretically" the same but not necessarily worse than the $5000 KLON either. IMO each player needs to do whatever it takes to get the sound they want. If your sound can be achieved for only $25 then that is a good thing indeed. Great review Elmo. I mostly use the Archer Gold, however I've got maybe 9 other overdrives I use from time to time. $5000 for any piece of equipment pretty much out of reach for all of most and especially so for only a single pedal! Again, great comparison.

[@MrPolevaulter]

Cheers!

[@gkol69]

"...it'd better have heroes of ancient Greece roaring out of your speakers", ha, ha! It'd better have a real Centaur coming to you and tweak your sound magically to perfection! Centaurs in Greek mythology were healers with magical powers so, for $5.000, they should take care of my sound and heal it from noise and bad tone in general. If not, I will try a Tumnus or an Archer, or I'll wait for you to make a video comparing the two! Cheers!

[@MrPolevaulter]

Cheers!

[@JesseJuup]

I have the 17€ mosky silver horse and have none of that whine.

[@GiacomoVaccari]

Elmo I love your humility; However, as a simple guitar player, if you say so then it is so!

[@Chris66JTM45]

Ouch, you got sold a three legged golden horse Elmo ... but on a positive note, the Tumnus sounded good into the Marshall

[@The_Macaroon]

So do you think you got a broken one or do they just sound like that with the volume right up? Sorry if I am missing something

[@MrPolevaulter]

Broken.

[@irf888]

Hi Elmo, you content is super. What pickups are in your main Stratocaster the one with the mahogany body? I’m so curious to try them out. Thanks.

[@MrPolevaulter]

Thanks! They're Seymour Duncan YJM Furys.

[@irf888]

@@MrPolevaulter Thank you!

[@irf888]

@@MrPolevaulter Hi. I just found a new Seymour Duncan loaded YJM Pickguard set (even with the special vol pot) on eBay so bought it immediately today. Can't wait to hear them! Best regards.

[@newrosesartworx4662]

Got one...works perfect...bad luck

[@DANTHETUBEMAN]

Hay I have been looking for just that sound,, will you sell it to me? When people Boo me il step on that and let them have it!!!

[@MrPolevaulter]

Haha :D

[@MrPolevaulter]

I can send it to you :D

[@BeyondVexing]

The only way I would pay $5,000 for a pedal is if it came with a pound of weed, a case of vodka, a sex worker and snacks for later! 1400 is the most I’ve spent on a piece of equipment (guitar).

[@MrPolevaulter]

:D

[@emmanouilkoufopoulos4940]

Descent guitar, amp and trained fingers . All the hype regarding pedals is a bubble ready to explode . That from a guy who spent thousands euros in bullshit .

[@popsfereal]

My Mosky Golden Horse died after a few months.

[@MrPolevaulter]

Sorry to hear.

[@soldierbreakneck771]

Looks like this 5000$ pedal is especially for vintage gear collectors.

[@thedukeofno]

Hei, Elmo. Where in Finland can you get a Mosky from?

[@MrPolevaulter]

I think I bought mine on eBay.

[@shanewalton8888]

My most expensive gear would be my custom Sahana Whochill $1800.You can see it in my YT thumbnail.

[@MrPolevaulter]

Cool!

[@thomaslthomas1506]

A certain klon was on reverb for $500,000......

[@raycave2829]

Rf break through

[@Kevin_Casey]

That’s funny, my golden horse doesn’t sound anything like yours with the feedback and the noise. I suggest you spend another 28 bucks and get a new one because the one you have had something wrong with it.

[@DMSProduktions]

Well, it started OUT ok... :o/

[@stevethompson4704]

Mine works great and makes no noise!!

[@dgmccomb1437]

Nux Golden Horse is A1

[@denisden934]

Tyler Larson bought one for 5 000 bucks and made a video about it. I think it's a waste of money.

[@Dan.Solo.Chicago]

I just saw a Klon on Reverb for $7,500.

[@MrPolevaulter]

Jeez :D

[@shanewalton8888]

Heads up! You spelled "Klon" as "lkon" in your video description.

[@MrPolevaulter]

Nope . I was writing about the Archer Ikon.