GREER AMPS OVERDRIVE SHOOTOUT AND LTD EDITION TOMAHAWK GIVEAWAY

[@MASDistro]

WINNER ANNOUNCED: @HunterPierrottiMusic please email [e-mail] with your shipping address and we'll get it out to you!

[@ZZZ111CORE]

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[@edwardz65]

I have the Tomahawk Deluxe, which I use for guitar and harmonica. Works great for both! Would like to try out the Lightspeed though.

[@mtbsteve1]

That's a difficult decision because they would all work well for different tracks. Now as I use two Fender amps in stereo I wonder would the Tomahawk be the best choice or maybe the Lightspeed for the added tonal features it would provide? Maybe both in series!

[@JasonGutierrez]

I’ve been a huge fan of the Lightspeed for several years now. It is on my board and always on. All of these pedals sound great and are really good at what they do. Bravo Greer Amps! Being a huge fan of the sound and feel of a Tweed Deluxe, I think the Tomahawk really captures that essence and would be my first choice. I’d be very interested to see how it stacks with the Lightspeed! I’m sure it rocks!

[@GeoffByrdMusic]

Lightspeed, Southland and Tomahawk are my 3 favorites from Greer!

[@Bobby_Digital37]

Awesome demo!!!! Are those stock pickups in you les Paul used in this demo? They sound phenomenal!!😎

[@brentstewart4360]

I like the Tomahawk best, but I can see how each could be used for some great tones, too. Nice array of dirt.

[@studiobl]

The Lightspeed and the Tomahawk both seem good for general use. Curious how they sound with single coils.

[@MikeFromNashville]

Great review of all of these Greer pedals. I own the Lightspeed and the Southland. I am thinking about getting the Tomahawk but I think I have everything covered with the Lightspeed and Southland.

[@GeoffByrdMusic]

Having a tweed pedal is different flavor though, highly recommend. I have the F56 from Catalinbread and its a really cool alternative vibe of overdrive. Your two plus Tomahawk would be sweet! Those are my 3 favs from Greer.

[@MrTDembinski]

Great straight ahead comparisons - thanks 🤙🏻 For me, I could really use either the Supa or the Tomahawk as I don’t have anything comparable on my board (although the Lightspeed and the Southland both sound terrific)

[@jacksonwilliams4862]

I wish Greer made a 2 in 1 with the south land and light speed

[@TheMiisterH]

I'm not just saying this because its the one you're giving away but the Tomahawk Deluxe sounded really nice, I mean, who doesn't like the sound of a tweed amp, especially a Bassman! Love the versatility of the 9 and 18 volts options and your reaction at how the pedal FEELS to play has me sold good sir!

[@nspeer55]

I'm liking the Lightspeed for my needs. Thanks for demo'ing these pedals. They all sound great to me!

[@TheToneLounge]

The Tomahawk sounds killer. It reminds me of the sound Joe Walsh gets on Funk 49. I've been trying to get that tone for years. Especially in a pedal format. Looks like you guys are the ones making it happen. That's the one I would pick. ;)

[@ilikeblackguitars]

I will have to go with the Tomahawk love that sound . It has the bite that caught my attention a long time ago coming out of those radio speakers

[@jhkim0323]

I would rate tomahawk first, light speed second, Southland then supa cobra. I thought of light speed as first but the tomahawk really hit my spot😍

[@youreallygotmenow4855]

Ok, first of all, I would like to congratulate you for the demo: really well-made and informative. My only suggestion would be to improve the lighting in that room, unless the 'candlelit in a medieval castle' effect was intentional :) My favorite pedal among the 4 is the Southland Harmonic Overdrive, I think it would be perfect for beefing up my single coil-equipped guitars. Oh, one last thing: I also really appreciated the tribute to the awesome Gearmanndude (coily cable of love!) Nice touch, mate :) Good luck to everyone entering the giveaway!

[@thaddeusfields4360]

Very well done! I am really digging my Lightspeed. I keep it on, then kick on one of two dirt pedals AFTER (gasp) it. Just curious, how do you use your Lightspeed in your gain staging?

[@jim672z]

Love the supa cobra ....! Wow great sound ...great licks ...thanks for demoing !!

[@JennAshton]

I am going to say the Southland HO - it is more my kind of sound and I love the tone - my ears want to hear it.

[@frank_gappa]

The Tomahawk for sure! I love the sound. Cranked amp tones are the best!

[@AngelarmSpartan777]

I have the Lightspeed on my board and use it on Sunday mornings at Church. :-) Though I thought they all sounded great. Might have to see about getting one of the others. Oh and, nice #GMD reference. #WhiteCoilyCableOfDoom

[@MrJuanchernandez]

I play in several bands, all with different styles; as well as a few cover bands. So versatility is key for what I do. I would have to say the Southland, or the Supa Cobra would be best for my situation. I would be curious to hear how the Supa Cobra sounds with the Gain knob set low.

[@michaelbaro5230]

While all sound great, the Supa Cobra's body control an clipping options seem great for matching with different amps and cabs. That's something I tend to run into where a pedal will sound great thru one set up but tough to dial in on another. Sweet vid!

[@jackfeerick2767]

My stuff tends to be pretty bluesy, and I like the way the Southland Harmonic Overdrive gives a little squeal to those bends.

[@petehamrick7213]

Thanks for the opportunity to win the Tomahawk! The four pedals sound great...I liked the Lightspeed for its taste of grit to touch your tone...Nice pedal!

[@bosshog1963]

They ALL sound great, and would work for me in many situations, seeing that I have to cover many styles right now. But, having to pick only one, I'm gonna have to go with the Lightspeed at this time. Thanks for the very detailed and informative video!

[@correoelectrificado]

I find that the LIGHTSPEED has the better placed low frequencies (or at least I prefer the low end response from it), but I like too the more rounded highs and fendery thing of the TOMAHAWK. Both are awesome, big and organic sounding pedals. Great demo!

[@BrianLeverett]

Great demo! Bonus points for Stryper! I think the Lightspeed is the one for me for practical purposes, but the Southland sounds glorious!

[@bobsacca5413]

Harmonic Overdrive would be my cup of tea. Sound is phenomenal!!!

[@seanleeguitar]

Ok soooo after listening quite a few times, I’ve came to this conclusion. 1. Light speed2. Southland3. Tomahawk 4. Supa Cobra The reason I went this route is because I use overdrives just for a push/ or to tighten. I get most my drive from my heads. Been using my Bogner a lot lately and I’ve actually never played a Greer pedal ( been a faithful TS808 guy). Well anyways this video actually popped up in my email, so I checked it out. I’m gonna go through your other vids now. Thanks for the email .... PLAY LOUD!!!

[@stephaneradoux548]

The Tomahawk sounds great, especially on the LesPaul (my 68 LP is my main stage guitar). If you pick me up, I would be delighted !!! NIce work and great sound, guys ! Keep up the good work.

[@JoaoPikaBass]

I'm going with the Supa Cobra ! Find it a very versatile pedal fitting the overdrive necessities from blues to rock 'n' roll and I'd love to try it with a green ringer for some solo experiencies. In general, I liked them all, each one in a different way and for a different purpose. Great job.

[@greeniz2k7]

I already own the Lightspeed and it's my favorite drive pedal. Also have the Ghetto Stomp, which I sometimes use as my 2nd stage drive after the Lightspeed. While I genuinely like all of the ones demonstrated, the Tomahawk is the one I've been wanting on my board. Just love that tweed sound and this pedal nails it

[@TxBassMan31]

I am digging the SupaCobra for it's versatility. They all sounded great, but having the extra options opens up a lot of possibilities with tone chasing. Great pedals! Good job Greer Amps! :)

[@alanrobobestia5227]

For my setup, the lightspeed is what i really need to close the gap between my guitar and the micro dark amp, it's hard to dial a good warm sound on it.

[@JohnLawrieTWS]

I’ve thought for a while about trying out a Lightspeed, but that Supa Cobra sounds so huge! Definitely gonna have to give one of those a little go on the board

[@evanburns7141]

I own the Southland. It is the best overdrive I have ever owned. So versatile and touch sensitive. Nick did an awesome job making the whole range of tone usable. Great video!

[@xgutrot]

these are all awesome, but I think the Lightspeed or the Supa Cobra would work best for me! I'm looking for either an "always on" pedal or something to really beef up my sound!

[@curreyblandford5174]

I love to stack so I would say the southland or tomahawk would go really nice on my board. Thanks for the demo!

[@tott688]

I love the subtlety of the Lightspeed but I'd go with the Tomahawk for a little more juice! Four great sounding pedals.

[@drwessel1987]

Would be great to hear them with a strat and volume rolled off a bit as I do :) They all sound great, but if I must choose one, the Tomahawk. I play mostly strats through an AC30 in my rock/bluesband.

[@lukesaliba1854]

I've already got a lightspeed and it hasn't left my board. I love it! Great by itself and equally awesome stacked. Due to it's versatility I have to say I like the lightspeed the best but the tomahawk is a close second as I dig it's warm tone and for this reason it is at the top of my wish list of pedals to buy. If anyone is reading this check out the Black Tiger delay pedal. I recently picked one of these up and it's a super fun pedal. Sweet slap back to ambient feedback. Thanks Greer, love your work! x

[@knathanryan861]

I'd say Lightspeed, Tomahawk would be the ones that'd work best. I love the Southland and Cobra, but I'm mostly a rhythm and trashy player. Great job on the video- thanks for comparing.

[@davidbakerscuba]

Awesome demo brother! Also a huge Stryper fan here!! Love the yellow and black color scheme.

[@dallasdorseyjr7836]

The Southland is the best! Finest pedal ever, and named for the finest part of this country. You can sound like Freddie King, Clapton, etc... all of our heroes with this fine craftsmanship.

[@FranCanales]

For my style of playing I think the Lightspeed would cover all I need but I love all 4 pedals. Great sound!

[@michaelford343]

Man, I just wish I could own every pedal that Nick has made. As far as the four you demoed, I’d have to go with the Supa Cobra. Been looking for a heavy overdrive to go alone with playing in open G and down a whole step. HEAVY. That things seems like it will do the trick. All about the power of love through music and Greer encompasses that very well! ❤️

[@raffa7282]

For me It's certainly the Supa Cobra who work the most! A sort of sensible overdrive,you can choose your clipping, work on the texture. Cool giveaway!

[@jaysmith7347]

They all sound amazing but I think the Tomahawk Deluxe is probably closest to "my sound". But I intend to try all of them very soon. Keep up the great work, guys!

[@abagyodavid]

Well, I guess I would find amazing settings on all of those pedals. I use multiple gain stages; all of these pedals could fit in my chain. The Lightspeed interests me the most tho

[@Starkman3]

Sounds great! Would love to add it to my pedalboard!

[@conan218]

Definitely the Southland Overdrive would compliment my style of playing! The Lightspeed would be a close 2nd. Thank you for the opportunity to win!

[@ZZZ111CORE]

So, who won???

[@sethduin7435]

OH MAN OH BOY! I've honestly only had the chance to play the Lightspeed and the Southland. Gotta say, since having the Lightspeed, it hasn't left my board yet. I really love how versatile the drive is, I can get anything from really classic sounding overdrives paired with the right amp, to the most subtle crunch. The pedal says, "Organic," and it MEANS it. It's perfectly sensitive. And when I really feel like beefin' up, I love to pair it with a Chase Bliss Brothers, or a Walrus 385. Lately I've been really having fun pairing it with a ZVEX Box of Rock as well. In Canada I haven't been able to find the Supa Cobra yet, but seriously stoked to try that out, along with the Tomahawk!

[@RichardBustilloMusic]

#1: The Lightspeed is a pedal I’ve been gassing for a while, hoping to play it soon and acquire it to get an “edge of breakup” gritty overdriven sound. #2 I would say the Tomahawk to get me into the dirty muddy and flab tones I’d like to use for my blues. 🙏🏼 I just love the Tweed Bassman sounds that pedal produces. 🤤 #3 I love the versatility of the Supa Cobra. There’s so much volume and gain on tap, I can’t wait to get my hands on that beast. #4 Southland is a great sounding pedal, but I have about 3 pedals that sound similar so it wouldn’t fit my tonal needs. Over all, awesome job Nick Greer for making a great line of pedals to get the sounds that are in our heads. 🤘🏼

[@mildwestmusic]

Lightspeed would be my pick!

[@LorchestralRecordingCompany]

Have to say Supa Cobra. Tomahawk a close second.

[@happihockey8601]

I run a P90 equipped Reverend into a Vox AC30, the Lightspeed is really close to my regular sound, guitar into amp. So that Tomahawk would be nice way to change that up. Supra Cobra is cool but too over the top for my tone.

[@duzaobluesbr]

Wow! Super tough decision here! Gotta say that I’ve enjoyed all 4 pedals and I would really like to test some more different adjustments with my gear… If I were to play some rock, Supa Cobra sounded pretty versatile and fat. Southland is great, but too many harmonics ringing there for my taste… sounds like I’m back in the 80’s. I’ve been playing Blues for the past 30 years, so Lightspeed sounded like it would bring the tone from my hands more clearly. However, I have to say that the tone of Tomahawk really made my mind. Sweet, fat, clear but not that much… I would use a little bit less drive than Ryan did, having it smoother. Maybe a good idea would be to stack Lightspeed and the Tomahawk, having two smooth drives and a hot tone when combining them… Good idea for a next video, maybe? Well, you guys really made me confused here! Really liked all of them! Great job!

[@gponea]

Tomahawk

[@x9uij3rWD]

I'll definitely be checking out the Supa Cobra. Very gnarly. Nice

[@Beringtunes]

I'd have to say, for my particular style, which is NOT always distorted, I'd prefer either the Lightspeed or the Tomahawk. Great sounds on both... on ALL the pedals shown. My only comments would be, firstly, THANK YOU for not playing 10 minutes on each setting or pedal, as some do (it's more about their playing than WHAT they're playing!). Second, I was disappointed the only adjustments shown were to the gain levels, maybe the most obvious of the controls. I was looking for more demonstration of the less obvious TONE variables, as well, especially on the Supa Cobra. One might assume the "Treble" is just that, but what's the frequency range and effect on the sound?, and the "Body" control... perhaps midrange levels/frequencies? No mention of those or like controls on any of the pedals. We know the basic character of each unit, but not the range of its colors or variables. It was hard to discern more subtle differences between the units. Would've been a good, maybe even important, inclusion for ALL of them. Thanks!

[@scottrrand37]

For my existing pedalboard and musical style, the Super Cobra would be the sweetest addition. Thank you for the opportunity to win.

[@macbaker8477]

I like all 4 of the pedals but I would have to say that the Greer Southland Harmonic Overdrive would give me the best over-driven or pushed tones that I am looking for with my Marshall JTM45 voiced 1x12 combo amp that I am playing currently! :-) I would be elated to be the new owner of any of these 4 Greer pedals and the Gray Tomahawk Deluxe Drive would be great for higher gain tones for sure! Mac Baker

[@alancohen7049]

Sound wise its a toss up between the Southland and the Tomahawk Deluxe Drive, but if comes down to feel, then the Tomahawk Deluxe Drive. Nice sounding pedals all around. Do a demo into an amp's dirty channel too please.

[@DakotaSchmidtChannel]

Tomahawk for sure! Good ol’ tweed sound. It reminds me of the Les Lius by love pedals. Its really smooth. Not too much break up. I would have that on my board along with a jhs Blues driver

[@joshparks9748]

I use the Lightspeed and I haven’t found anything that beats it. Pair that with the Greer Special Request or Moonshot and you’ve got tones for dayyyys.

[@Mr59Esquire]

super cobra

[@ferruccigreer]

Really excited to check out the Tomahawk Deluxe by Greer Amps. Mostly going to use it for fun playing music with friends. I have the lightspeed, lamplighter, and super hornet. Great pedals.

[@NickJohnsCooper]

I have a Hammer and a Vintage 390 on the board, but that Supa Cobra is looking like I might need to try one out.

[@Sustainthetrip]

Supa Cobra would surely be fun to play, especially with the LED clipping mode... But the well defined sound of the Tomahawk will definitely find a place on my board, for a light overdrive sound...

[@thejonnyfantasm]

Tomahawk and Southland Harmonic! both great but different enough to be useful in many different ways! Already have a ‘transparent’ drive that would be amazon complimented by the Tomahawk giveaway! hope i have a shot!

[@johnmcconnell8719]

Great sounding pedals. I have more of a light-medium gain overdrive flavor, so I like the sound of the Lightspeed and Tomahawk.

[@philipellis7039]

Liked, subscribed. Hmm, I think the Tomahawk would suit my needs best.

[@sparksnguitarsmike]

Can you tell me more about that Goldtop with the mini humbuckers behind you? It looks a lot like the one I have.

[@DemosInTheDark]

SparksnGuitars Mike it’s a 1977 deluxe with a maple neck!

[@sparksnguitarsmike]

Mine's not a true 70's it's the 2012 70's Tribute goldtop with mini's and the maple neck. Love that guitar.

[@HouseOfMcElroy]

The little Samson is what i definitely would go for, but since that isn’t on the list here. The light speed would be the go to. Need something to just stack with some heavier stuff and add some dynamics without too much gain. The tomahawk is a great pedal and it’s great for the classic rock or blues kind of sound. At a lower gain setting I bet it can fatten up almost anything though. Nice video though! Keep it fun!!

[@Feefus]

The 'transparency' of the Lightspeed would complement my current rig's needs, but I'd also love to explore more settings changes on the Supa Cobra and see what all it can do. The same for the Tomahawk, I'd really like to hear some less trebly and richer tones with the Tomahawk. Overall, most interested in the Lightspeed. Thank you.

[@adrianfaithfull6491]

Oh man, that Lightspeed had me drooling out the corners of my mouth...

[@drockradio8132]

The Supa Cobra fits my current sound best, and would be right at home in the studio. I really loved The Southland as well. It is very rich, and closer to where my solo playing and writing takes me. Well done all around guys!

[@sslattery7]

That squish you mentioned on the Tomahawk sounds like fun.

[@iggymak]

Wow, they're all really wicked good! But for me the Tomahawk would be best overall, actually, with the Lightspeed a close second! Rock on!

[@Dan-tp3py]

Love the Lightspeed!! Honorable mention for their Hornet! That slate grey tomahawk would look pretty good on my board...

[@saritk71]

Hi ,Supa Cobra is the one my pedalboard needs :) but they all sound good .

[@mikeblaze75]

Any of them are awesome. I would love ANY! Great tone.

[@geoffwaldron5929]

I really like the tomahawk but the snakey little cobra is keeping my attention. Nice work guys.

[@telecasper]

Most probably I’ll go with the Tomahawk, even though I have the Lightspeed and it is a truly awesome pedal! I subscribed...wish me luck ;)

[@amitsapir2]

Thanks you! I would like to have the SOUTHLAND HARMONIC OVERDRIVE

[@brianlemmen]

Supa cobra it is!!

[@alexdavis947]

Every Greer pedal I’ve ever used is FANTASTIC! I love the whole line! The Tomahawk would be the perfect addition to my board though! 😍😍

[@uoh9708]

Any of those overdives would get used if in my board! I realy liked the sound of the tomahawk, and the versstility of the supa cobra!

[@marknason4572]

I've read NOTHING but amazing things about the Lightspeed but, as a fan of the thick sounds of a 5E3, I'm thinking that the Tomahawk would best suit any empty space I have on my pedalboard!

[@dglee585]

Definitely the Supa Cobra. Very aggressive sounding but with good clarity, love it (but wouldn't complain if you want to give me the Tomahawh it was my second choice)

[@Neptunesnotebook1]

I am definitely more of a lightspeed guy, but who doesn't love the lightspeed? Love the special request boost and fish press as well.

[@michaeldean9682]

All sound great, but the Supa Cobra seems to have the range and sound that I want!

[@johnhugunin8239]

Supa Cobra seems like the most fun, but Tomahawk would be best for my style. Also want a Lightspeed - don’t have anything like it. Also also, have you played through a Greer Mini Chief?!? Thing is AMAZING!

[@guthnstuff]

I've used a Lightspeed for several years. Always on. It's an absolute champ...floats like a butterfly and stings like a bee!! Be great to have a Tomahawk to stack.

[@guitarcollector008]

They all sound great. The Southern is more my style, but I would love to win the Tomahawk and put it to work. That Cobra is freaking sick too!

[@Metroid9577]

Without a doubt, it's the Tomahawk for me. Easily my favorite of the four. I also like the Supa Cobra, but the Tomahawk is definitely my favorite. BTW, nice demos of these pedals!

[@kerripinkston]

The Lightspeed is probably my fave, but The Tomahawk is a close second. I do have a few tunes where I would light the option to go with the over-clipped-FET/squish of the Supa Cobra. I've often wondered why someone would need so many OD pedals on their board... (I'm old school and still run an original TS9, mainly for lead boost...) Think you finally answered that question.