Roland JC-40 Jazz Chorus Ultimate Review: all you need to know about this amp...and more!

[@CrownedTerror]

This was very thorough! I already own a JC40 but this vid is great for people interested in getting one.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Thanks mate, I appreciate your comment.

[@topoftherock3628]

I have one too and find myself spending ages with it 😅 Also tried the JC22 before I bought the JC40. The JC22 is a delightful, wonderfully portable and very punchy amp. I wish I had both!

[@gilleschiasson4485]

I have the 22 and I have a parametric eq (Tech 21 Q-Strip) while running the amp dead center and it is the most amazing apartment amp I have ever owned. Flexible and versatile, from clean to nasty - no problem. You did a great review.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Thanks mate, I appreciate your comment and I agree 100% to your thoughts about the amp. May I ask you to subscribe to my channel, if you haven't already?

[@theblowupdollsmusic]

This was an amazing review. Thank you for taking the time to do this. Your guitars and playing sound great.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Thanks mate

[@musclecarmitch908]

Great in depth review of the JC40! I love my JC40! I usually use mine with my fender champion 100 and a boss dimension c run in stereo and I get a great dimensional sound! I've had a JC77 and JC120 in the past also had a red knob fender ultra chorus and a fender ultimate chorus, the JC40 is my favorite so far, I love the stereo input in the front, when I'm not using both my amps together it's so easy to just run my pedals in stereo through the JC40. Every stereo chorus amp I've ever owned has had a little hiss, I think it's just a stereo thing. The JC40 has less hiss than any stereo amp I've ever owned. Great review! Thanks for sharing!

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Thanks mate, the comment about the Hiss is very useful, the one from the JC 40 was really an hot topic among the web

[@squirelova1815]

Excellent playing! That was a really, really great and truly Artistic utilization of this great amp. Wonderful!

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Thanks mate I’m glad you liked it

[@HelvellynMusic]

Thanks so much for putting in the time to make this! So helpful, really appreciate it :)

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Thanks 🙏🏻 mate

[@marccarter1350]

Bravo! Super in-depth review of my new amp! Great to see what my amp can do, sound!

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Thanks mate, please subscribe

[@KristijanKocevC]

Bought a jc40 a couple of days ago, thank you for the very detailed video. I still have a lot of work to do before I dial in the tone I am looking for but this has been a great starting point.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Focus on Boss products My friend, use the stereo capabilities and Try reverb in the front of the amp. Enjoy and please subscribe

[@tonyharley5230]

These amps are considered the gold standard within the reggae genre.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

They can do a lot more than just reggae though

[@marpsr]

I have a new JC-40. I’m really happy with it. Back in the 1980s I had a JC-120 and I used to use the distortion to color the sound in a subtle way. I’m somewhat disappointed they “improved” it.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Honestly that distortion is not much improved. Thanks 🙏🏻

[@ilhanakbil1928]

This is a great video and the most complete review of the JC40. You answered many of the questions I had, thank you very much. I was worried about the “hiss” and you made me feel much more comfortable, I will definitely buy a JC40 soon. I would love to experiment with different speakers, especially an Eminence Lil Buddy or mixing different speakers with Alnico and Ceramic etc. Again, thank you for this wonderful review.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Thanks mate, I'm glad I was helpful for you. I would not recommend to mess with the speakers unless you go for Eminence Car Audio designs, for their wide frequency range. Please consider subscribing to my channel, this would be very helpful for me. Thanks once again.

[@ilhanakbil1928]

Thank you very much for your quick reply and advice about the speakers. I appreciate all your help, please keep up the great work! I just subscribed 👍

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

@@ilhanakbil1928 I really thank you, don’t esitate to ask, I’m here to help if it is possible

[@ilhanakbil1928]

@@TheSpaceGuitar You have been most helpful, thank you very much 👍 I will bother you again I am sure :-). I had several great tube amps, including a Carr Mini Mercury (with a Lil Buddy) and a Morgan PR12. The amp I regret selling the most is the BlueTone Pro 30M, a solid state amp! I am hoping to recreate that sound (maybe only in my head) with a JC40…trying to morph it more to a Marshall’esque vibe :-). Thank you again and best wishes from Connecticut.

[@607995]

fyi the jc120 can be quieter than the jc22. that's right - the minimum setting on the 120 is quieter than the minimum setting on the 22. owned these amps while in an apartment and it was noticeable. kept the 120, gonna get a jc40 for home. peace!

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

I have filmed a video about That. It will go out later in the month. Anyway the 22 feels more alive at very low volumes and the JC120 has almost a sweet spot low volume setting. Please consider subscribing to my channel if you haven't already mate

[@brochg]

Thank you so much for your video! I almost bought the 40, but when you said that it needed to be pushed a little bit to open up, I knew the 22 was the better choice for me!

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

There is no bad choice in the JC world, but the 22 is a comfortable solution. And you can always upgrade!

[@brochg]

@@TheSpaceGuitar I’m only a home player, and will never play a gig. Is there any wisdom in getting the 40 for that use?

[@mikeygoda]

@@brochg You can also plug straight into the R input and it will only use one of the 10"s at 20w. Doing that also by default turns the chorus into a true vibrato. I don't always need or want that air-mixed chorus sound anyway. My dirt pedals sound better this way too. Even keeping on the chorus (now true vibrato) at low rate and depth for some reason made my dirt pedal a little less fizzy sounding. I've also tried running different overdrive/distorion paths to each input and had a lot of fun blending tones. Very versatile amp. Truly a knob turner's delight. You HAVE to figure out how to really use the tone control on your guitar with these amps. Regarding the JC-22, I haven't tried one, but i'm a little skeptical of a speaker smaller than 8". That would limit it for just practicing. Whereas, IMO the JC-40 sounds perfectly great, even at 1 on the volume.

[@brochg]

@@mikeygoda thank you very much!

[@AdADglgmutShevanel]

Amazing review! I love what you're playing at 24:51

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Thanks mate, please subscribe

[@topoftherock3628]

There is a really cheap pedal called 'American Sound' by Joyo that I find works great with the JC40 if you ever want to get a tubey Fender sound from the JC40. This pedal also adds body to the sound when you play at low volume.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Yes mate, it's a fine pedal. It really intrigues me

[@77zrod46]

B4 I decided on this amp, and the other day I got it home, I realized how versatile it is. You really need to know how to tune an amp. This isn't a practice amp. Like Slipnot sung "your garbage in is garbage out."

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

I totally agree with you. Please subscribe mate

[@ricardogomezvasquez3291]

What a great review.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Thanks mate

[@INeverWanted2010]

That intro reminded me of the Spyro The Dragon OST so much!

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

I have to check it out then! Please subscribe

[@Impenetrable_Walls_of_Heaven]

47:20 That was a beautiful ambient section. What kind of pedal was that, and which amp effects did you use ? I could listen to a whole album of that :)

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Thanks my friend, I appreciate your comment and that you liked that particular piece of music. That sound is achieved using a Volume Pedal, then a Boss VB2W, then Delay and Reverb, in the case of this video were all boss pedals. The game changing tone is the vibrato from the Waza vb2w. If you check my older videos, you will find a "vibrato in depth" of the JC40. Was one of my first videos but maybe the best for the music I played.

[@neilarmand3763]

I gig regularly. I’m considering the JC-40 to save my back, but don’t always mic. Is the JC-120 and a crooked back the better option? Room caps @ 200+/- and full band.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Go for the 40. But consider always mic or at least use the line out. It’s loud enough, it barks. A good solution would be an old 85/77/90 80w of screaming power but they’re just mono and not so light

[@neilarmand3763]

@@TheSpaceGuitar I’m actually on the hunt for a 77.

[@anthonyz.4560]

Awesome review. Just subscribed to your channel, don't know how you don't have more subscribers. All your videos are excellent.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Thanks mate, I really appreciate your comment. I chose a niche that is hard to develop 😉

[@SleeplessPacheco]

I got a different type of question. How do you record those mics so clean? I'm having some issues with the JC-40 "hiss" on my home recordings.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

I have a very simple but quality setup. Line out o dual SM57 go straight into a Zoom H8. Then I use Final Cut with no post production. I don’t have a particular hiss from my amp honestly

[@SleeplessPacheco]

@@TheSpaceGuitar Thank you for your kind answer!

[@carrielittlecplaster1620]

came across your channel because of princeton chorus. i switched to tube amps 2yrs ago, but my local shop had a 96 p chorus. Loved the sound of it and got it. so, then i thought, i woul get another one and run stereo. Two problems, when you tap the stereo loop, it defeats the reverb and chorus. Sooo, got a good aby wich i been wanting awhile anyway. When i got it, i ran the 88 p chorus like you have, and a blackstar 10 watt tube amp with an ext cab. SONIC BLISS!!! but when i ran the 96 chorus with the 88, i was underwhelmed. they are voiced very different to be the same amp. Any hoo i hv several options to endevor, but for now i like the blackstar option. I am intrested in a jc40 as well. i subbed today my friend.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Thanks for the subscription. I've owned 2 Princeton Chorus, they had different speaker even if they were original. Anyway it's not a super reliable amp so I used to service it before testing. The amp in the video has some input issues and switch issues. Other than that was good. The stereo thing of that amp is really different from the one from the JC. I've sold mine, I'm curious about the ultra chorus that is the big brother of the Princeton but still made in usa. Oh, you can't go wrong with a JC40

[@middle_pickup]

Does the amp sound very linear at all volume levels? I'm kind of wondering how it sounds with the volume maxed and distortion off. Does raising the volume change the tone much?

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

I did not experiment much with the volume knob because this amp is very loud and with a fast attack that's like hitting a wall! 80w are really a lot.

[@whssy]

Is it a true spring reverb or a simulation - also on the JC120? My old JC120 has a spring reverb and seems to sound very different to this.

[@danielb5657]

I own a JC40. Digital reverb.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Believe it or not, it's the digital reverb of the amp, that has a lovely tone. I actually prefer this reverb to the true spring one of the 120. Please consider subscribing to my channel if you haven't already

[@6806goats1]

Thinking about the 40 but I’m sure the 22 would do well. Anyway, at the 44:22 minute mark you kicked in the black pedal and the bass really kicked in hard. I like it, do you have the pedal name? Thanks.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

It’s a Boss OC3 mate, a great tool for tone. I sold it for an OC5

[@benmusicperson]

are the line outs balanced? you covered so much but i can't find an answer anywhere.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

It's unbalanced my friend. Please subscribe to my channel if you haven't already

[@briancoyne6700]

Great video. How do the new ones compare to the ones from the 80s? Particularly the chorus effect? Thinking about buying a JC-40 but want to get the vintage tone of my 80s favorites. Thanks!

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

In my opinion the modern ones are better than the old one in every single bit. Forget the hum and the noise of the older, they offer the same clean tones, more features but slight less build quality overall.

[@coshguitar]

hey man found one used in where i live. but its not in my town a relative of mine will pick it up .thing is she doesnt know anything about amps or guitars. do you think its a risk or not? im a little scared of the hiss because in some amps its a lot more than others. what would be your suggestion? Thanks for all the jc videos.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Go for it mate. These amps are well built and there is very little to ruin. The hiss is present but is a tenth of the one produced by an average tube amp. I’ve made a video about that.

[@coshguitar]

@@TheSpaceGuitar thank you :)

[@topoftherock3628]

I think the hiss issue is a beatup. My JC40 is quiet.

[@coshguitar]

well i already bought jc-40 , couldnt be happier. takes pedals exeptionally well. no hiss. thank you for the input. @@topoftherock3628

[@thomas79marshall]

I traded in the JC40 for the JC22. The 40 was way too loud.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

I understand that. I bought both, I couldn't get rid of the 40. But I mostly use the 22

[@neilarmand3763]

Liked and subscribed.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Thanks mate

[@josecarlosrios8511]

hey! nice video! thanks! have u try it the Blues Junior IV? im looking for best cleans in a medium volumes. I play jazz in a small bar. what do you think is the best option? the blues or the jc40?

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

The JC 40 but if you are looking for an alternative in the tube amp world check Koch studiotone. Please subscribe

[@pytheus]

Thanks for a great vid!! I'm seeing this one year later, and wondering if you would please share how the JC-40 has held up and performed: pros and cons?

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

This video has been made after a long term usage of this amp. So the considerations I made there are still valid. The amp to this day has performed good as usual. I will make a specific video about the hiss after the summer though because is an hot topic

[@pytheus]

@@TheSpaceGuitar i have the jc120, but it's overkill for my current needs. The jc40 is less than half as expensive as a quilter rig

[@bobbybaghdad522]

An immense performance! How would rate this amp to a Vox Ac or Fender Twin? Thanks!

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

@@bobbybaghdad522 i prefer the Roland but the Fender is a great great amp that is a matter of taste with the JC . The Vox is not my cup of tea. Please subscribe and activate the bell because in September I compare the JC120 with my twin reverb

[@PaoloGiacci]

Il JC è un ampli fantastico, ma mi chiedo come suoni con un fuzz face… nel caso ne avessi uno potresti fare una breve demo? Immagino che spingere il pulito del JC fino all’orlo del breakup sia abbastanza difficile, in quel caso bisognerebbe ricorrere alla distorsione dell’ampli, magari aggiungendone giusto un filo. Insomma mi piacerebbe sapere come si comporta l’ampli con i fuzz in generale è principalmente col fuzz face. Grazie mille!

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Ciao Paolo, l’ampli in generale mangia molto bene i pedali, distorsioni estreme comprese. Attualmente non posseggo fuzz puri, ma per esempio il Costalab custom muff andava meglio sul JC40 che sui miei Fender. Tra una settimana esce un video in cui testo tutti i distortori e overdrive waza craft di boss, quel video potrebbe chiarirti meglio alcuni aspetti della tua domanda. Posso chiederti la cortesia di iscriverti al canale? Mi daresti una mano e rimarresti aggiornato sui nuovi video. Grazie del commento

[@PaoloGiacci]

@@TheSpaceGuitar senz’altro, mi iscrivo volentieri. Sì sicuramente il Blues Driver a settaggi estremi può assomigliare a un fuzz, anche se ha il controllo del tono che rende l’interazione con l’ampli più agevole. Magari considera di settare l’ampli non soltanto come clean platform ma anche con un suono leggermente saturo, anche perché la maggior parte dei pedali di distorsione lavorano meglio su ampli non proprio pulitissimi. Grazie mille

[@RulgertGhostalker]

i have a JC-40 Question : if you crank the volume, and boost into it, will it clip harshly??? or does it have some type of soft clip circuit, which protects it from hard clipping ??? most people probably are not free to turn it up that loud in their homes, but someone could try early at a sound check.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Well, probably if you push the speakers that hard the would crank. I never had the chance to go that far because the amp is ultra loud. The JC22 has that kind of crank halfway, you can hear that in the video of the Hagstrom Baritone with the JC series.

[@RulgertGhostalker]

oh the speakers go into break up to the point that you can't hear any clipping?....like half volume and the speakers start adding break up coloration??? ....i guess i will stick with the amp i have then, i have two nice alnico guitar speakers in that, which start breaking up a little at half crank on 40 watts....and i am sure about as loud as a JC-40 @@TheSpaceGuitar

[@RulgertGhostalker]

the thing is, i still wish my amp got louder...i mean my amp is always dimed...always.@@TheSpaceGuitar

[@RulgertGhostalker]

my amp is a heavily modified EHX Dirt Road Special....i put two zener diodes, cathode to cathode, in the first op-amps feedback loop, so i could boost into it, and it soft clips.... i am just looking for a louder clean tone, so have more head room to work with my pedal board... @@TheSpaceGuitar

[@RulgertGhostalker]

my speakers are Weber 8A150 , 50 watt each, X 2 .. so they each get 20 watts, and are termed " later break up" by Weber ... so i guess i would be disappointed with a JC-40 not being much different, ( and maybe less what i want ) ....i like the alnico compression i get....i think that's what i would miss most... @@TheSpaceGuitar

[@zacharydogwood]

Hi, a really great review, thank you. I have just bought one of these amps, so very grateful to you for addressing the 'hiss' problem so well - I thought I had a fault with my new amp. I would be grateful if you could give me your thoughts on this question: I am using an FS-6 pedal to operate the chorus/distortion effects and find that when engaging the chorus I lose some low end and get a very slight volume drop. The same happens when engaging the distortion. If I engage the chorus and distortion effects together the drop in low end and level is more noticeable. Do you find the same? Many thanks, Adam

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Hi Adam, no I never experienced this kind of problem, I always used classic one button footswitches, like the old Marshall ones, but I don't see a problem in the FS6. The volume loss and low end cut happens even if you engage the chorus manually with no footswitch connected? Please subscribe to my channel if you haven't already mate

[@zacharydogwood]

@@TheSpaceGuitar many thanks for your reply. Yes there is definitely a very slight drop in low end and volume level when you engage the chorus or the distortion when done manually or done by using the pedal. When chorus and distortion are engaged together (manually or using a pedal) the drop in low end and volume is slightly more. Have you found this?

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

@@zacharydogwood no, not at all

[@gertzpalma]

THANKS!

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

I thank you! And please, if it doesn't bother you, may I ask to subscribe to my channel?

[@danjack-son4871]

Hello from Canada, great video. I wanted to know with two JC 40 Chorus amps where should my wet effects go, in the front of the amp, or the fx send and return?

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Thanks for the nice comment. Dry in the front and wet in the loop my friend, please subscribe

[@Doctorslosh]

Thank you....

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

My pleasure

[@davidgood6744]

What am I doing here? I must be thinking that I want to add a JC40 to my collection in the next year.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

That’s talking David! Go for it!

[@davidgood6744]

@@TheSpaceGuitar If the JC22 is more, think about how much more the JC40 would be.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

@@davidgood6744 Remember you start to feel the reason for the 40 starting from 4 in volume. Before that the 22 has no competition!

[@zacharydogwood]

Hi I have a JC 40. I find that there is a slight volume drop when engaging the chorus. Is this normal? Many thanks.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Yes It is normal, but it's very subtle too. Please subscribe

[@zacharydogwood]

@@TheSpaceGuitar many thanks. For sure.

[@davidecheverrial5742]

Great! Im gettin one thanks to you and this video. One question, so if I record trough line out, the "hiss sound" get removed?

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

No hiss from the line out mate, but my amp in very quiet anyway

[@davidecheverrial5742]

@@TheSpaceGuitar I bought the amp, and all I can say is: IT'S PERFECT. I use active humbuckers pickups, isolated jack cables and there is NO hiss even at max volume, trough speakers or line out. Thanks a lot for your reviews. Now I'm getting a JC 22.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

@@davidecheverrial5742 love that mate. Please keep me posted. The 22 is the perfect tool at home

[@Amiga1200_Juicer]

Great review, loved and subsribed. Btw i have plans to do nasty things, idk if it can handle a boss gtx 1000 processor in the loop and benefit from stereo effects and also i wanna use some preamp overdrive stuff of gtx . Open to your opinions sir

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

The JC40 is born to do that. You can run any modeling pedalboard with the 4 cable method (6 in stereo).and they will ever sound best. My helix actually did sound better through the 40 than to my PA. Buuut I loved so much my JC that I sold every modeling thing I had and start buying back some good old pedals. I made a series about stuff that sounds good through the Jazz Chorus. All affordable things but please check out the old TC Electronic stuff, like the nova system or the g system. I'm here if you need something else. Thanks for subbing to my channel.

[@Amiga1200_Juicer]

@@TheSpaceGuitar men thanks a bunch for that gold explanation. Rock on!

[@danieleciofi4920]

grazie 😄

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Grazie a te! Iscriviti se non l’hai fatto per favore

[@Heathcliff2005]

Ciao, complimenti per i video! Quale potrebbe essere il giusto prezzo per un jc40 usato? PS: già iscritto

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Se perfetto pure 450€, si è alzato molto sul nuovo

[@Heathcliff2005]

@@TheSpaceGuitar grazie mille della pronta risposta! Tu non è che ne avresti uno in piu da vendere eh? 😁

[@Heathcliff2005]

@@TheSpaceGuitar aggiornamento: TROVATO E PRESO! l'unico jc40 sul mercato dell'usato. Non vedo l'ora che mi arrivi

[@smithersjones7541]

Can this hold up against a drummer. Funk, pop, soul type band, not hard rock.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Yes it can. And it has all the features you need to amplify it more. Please subscribe mate

[@smithersjones7541]

@@TheSpaceGuitarI’ve do so, thanks.

[@jenniferthompson9441]

You should of put a multiple effect board threw to see how it sounds

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

I made a series of videos about gear that matches perfectly the Roland Jazz Chorus, please check that out. And please subscribe to my channel if you haven't already

[@jerrylee2869]

dying to know what is the intro song it is😆

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

It's a tune I improvised for the intro of the video mate, glad you like it

[@savoirfaire8979]

Can’t tell if watching Italian cooking show or guitar amp video.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

Either way is something good

[@shckltnebay]

Could I run the line out in to two tube amps?

[@whssy]

Never plug line level into instrument jacks. Amplified load (it's been through the pre-amp) is too high and there is a big chance you will blow your amp.

[@shckltnebay]

@@whssy Line level is amplified? There is an high and low input too

[@whssy]

@@shckltnebay It's not amplified very much - but it does take load from the preamp. You MIGHT be lucky but it's not worth taking the chance. My brother just blew up his bass amp when he put a line level output into it and I broke my first guitar amp the same way many years ago.

[@shckltnebay]

@@whssy How is that different from cranking up a dist pedal's level or a boost pedal?

[@whssy]

@@shckltnebay impedance is different. You CAN do it but just be very very careful with the levels. I wouldn't do it with an amp I couldn't afford to ruin - it just takes somebody to turn the volume up too high and you have a potential problem. Sadly you can't share links on KZbin but a quick google of "line out into instrument level jack" should give you an explanation.

[@joro7656]

Love your playing but why spend so much time showing how it takes an octave peadal and all of the real ambient effects. overdrive and distortion are usually the culprits to tell if an amp can handle pedals well. Then when you did try to demonstrate an overdrive you were using your finger nail to play No attack and no way to hear how it handle OD and distortion.. Maybe do another video Your ambient tone is very nice...

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

I’m more on modulations, delay and reverb that’s why I spend so much time on them. Testing deeply an octave pedal is for people like me who plays with looper pedals, so how an amp handles those frequencies is good for some kind of players. I’m not a proper of/dist guy and I don’t measure the quality of an amp through overdriven tones. There is another video with just drives with JC120, but still, no pick involved! Please subscribe to my channel if you haven’t already

[@joro7656]

@@TheSpaceGuitar Absolutely If you can Do an OD demo playing with a pick Would love to see how it handles OD Pedal Boards..I think it handled the low Frequencies just fine... I will Subscribe

[@pattillo21]

@@joro7656 that’s one of the main reasons why I’m on the fence if I should get this amp or not. We all know the cleans are sweet. I need to know if it takes OD and distortion pedals well and if it’s got the balls to play in a live setting with a drummer

[@maximilianl4453]

@@pattillo21 it absolutly got the balls. The question is: How much chaos do you want? More watts equal more headroom. You can get the amp to about 80% before it gets mushy with heavy distortion. That loud enough for 2 drummers… But the JC 120 will have more headroom for sure before it gets ugly.

[@TwinCitiesOxygen]

Clean great. Dirt bad pedal or amp.

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

I disagree, but it's fine. Please subscribe to my channel if you haven't already

[@TwinCitiesOxygen]

@@TheSpaceGuitar maybe it’s my ears or speakers. What’s best pedal for dirty blues

[@TheSpaceGuitar]

@@TwinCitiesOxygen it's your opinion, it's fair. About the overdrive, if you are on a budget you should check out the new TC Mojo Mojo Paul Gilbert Ed. Wampler Belle is one of my favourite, as the Costalab Good Devil, that is handmade in Italy with the finest components