That Pedal Show - Four Types Of Booster: Which One For You?

[@225triman]

With all the knowledge these guys have, I would love to see them focus on a Vox AC-15, or AC-30 and give us what they think would be the best pedals for the amp. Then move on to Fender amps, Marshall etc....

[@ThatPedalShow]

+225triman good call 225 ;)

[@jackrussellbruce7565]

225triman did the guys ever do this?

[@cullenscott2022]

this

[@mattgilbert7347]

Totally agree.

[@markedwards7721]

That was equivalent to my observation that one of the main purposes of the show is to eliminate "you can" for the average guy.

[@HarryWincup]

Absolutely incredible tone at 30:50 - 31:00 ... Mick's "woah" says it all. Yet another great TPS; my favourite thing about Fridays! Thank you

[@slimturnpike]

What pedal is it?

[@johncoleman4986]

Hah! The very question I was asking myself this morning - do I need a boost, and which do I need? Perfect!

[@thomasstonehewer7037]

"It should sound like Stevie Ray Vaughan... more like Steve next door mowing the lawn"....classic

[@pgk7285]

+Thomas Stonehewer Stevie Ray Lawn

[@SassyPantsy]

when does this happen in the video?

[@torpidanima]

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[@MrSlash00r]

I instantly thought "Stevie Mow Lawn" .. ha

[@northof50now]

Just did a search for boosters on your channels last night. You've become my first "go-to" place for in depth pedal info. Great job. So, when are you going to build a board for Anderton's?

[@ianwicks2998]

I've got to say that the "That Pedal Show" is not only great fun but very informative. I have learned so much from it. By the way congrats to the Gigrig team who have just built me a pedal board to die for and my choice of pedals was very much inspired by this show. The G2 is a fabulous piece of kit, (thank you Dan) it's so easy to use and does so much more than I had envisaged or even imagined. The ability to move one pedal in every preset to another position in the chain without having to physically rewire it is a magical discovery and a godsend and the soft noiseless foot switches are terrific. The quality of the build of my pedal board is first rate (well done Joe and Jake). It's the envy of so many. Thank you guys. The wet and dry amp set up is also a real quantum leap in terms of my tone and is inspiring my playing. So I am indebted, and please keep the show going.........Rest assured I shall be ordering a "That Pedal Show" T-Shirt and beanie to aid the cause. I can't thank you enough, Ian

[@ThatPedalShow]

+IAN Wicks That's fantastic Ian, thanks so much for your kind words. The MOST important part of all this is that you feel inspired to play and that you're loving it. If we've been a part of that journey we are humbly proud. Good on you and thanks for watching!

[@SFolkes97]

Learn-learn, learn-learn-learn, until my head aches! Most grateful for this channel even so.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Can we suggest ‘Listen, absorb, experiment, learn.’ There’s no learning without the experimenting bit. And disagreeing. We’re just the first step. Thank you for the kind words and thank you for watching!

[@schooldya.]

I've been catching up on old episodes and this one was great fun, thanks fellas. Cheers.

[@juddalexander5642]

Guys. Just wanted to say I really appreciate these videos. As a 47 year old kid, I truly love the enthusiasm you have for the toys that make the tones. I love your down to earth approach and how much fun you seem to have. Peace!

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Judd Alexander Thank you Judd, we return the appreciation - very grateful for your time and kind words!

[@TNTales]

It's not many channels that can keep me going for a half hour video but along with being very informative it's great to see two guys who are friends laugh and cut up while doing it. Great show guys.

[@smalltown4855]

Thanks That Pedal Show! I've built my pedal board today and as you know it can be an expensive thing to do if you have to buy some pedals and the board, power supply etc. But it has to be done if you're playing live. I had some pedals and bought a couple extra, but thanks to your show I've put it together in the order that you suggest for the front end and sent delay and trem to the effects loop. It sounds awesome and without your advice and suggestions I would not have got this result or known how to go about it in the way I did. Keep doing what you do it's interesting and useful.

[@ThatPedalShow]

+David Withington cheers D, glad it's been so useful :)

[@robhead22]

Im not new. But, my appreciation has grown substantially!! Onward!!

[@denTronix]

As a bassist I'd love to see some traditional guitar effects on bass to show versatility.

[@dsagfdsafbro5004]

Thakk Mylde it's not a fucking bass show ffs

[@stevethebeeline44]

Show on Attenuators? Reactive loads vs non-reactive loads & affect on tone, responsiveness & feel of amp???

[@mattyk112]

+Stephen Doyle attenuators vs master volumes vs power scaling

[@stubkar]

+Matt Kelaart holy moly.... this needs to happen.

[@stubkar]

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes....

[@weepingBear]

ow man! Thanks a lot you guys! Thanks for hearing me. I feel so special now! Keep on!

[@BadCat1990]

Man this makes me want the Tumnus even more. Sounded great with the strat.

[@benbutterworth7584]

I am loving that BD-1 amp. Great guitars into a great amp. What a sound.

[@tweedguitar9103]

Thanks Mick and Dan..Loved tumnus>reverb>super reverb at 29.47. Very pleased to hear that mild overdrive/boost whilst retaining the character and sound of the strat and SR. I can hear it, but i can't explain it like you guys do, in term of mid pushed, mid humped, and mid scooped. It seems that a mid scooped amp responds nicely to a mildly accentuated mid range boost. I've given up trying to change what the SR is, but happy to finally find something that will work with it. The soul driven worked nicely also. Compliments also to your guitar playing. cheers

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you. The Super Reverb is a tweaky beast, especially the reissues where that bright switch can be so ugly... but in common with many Blackface Fender amps, a little mid push can be a wonderful thing. Similarly, the Tube Screamer with its mid push and top end roll off can be the perfect foil for the Super and bright switch. ‘Tis all a balancing act. Glad you found this useful!

[@TheTinMan123]

Xotic RC booster is a cracking pedal, start a gig with it on, end a gig turn it off. Job done

[@ritchie1802]

Strat > Treble booster > Overdriven amp = WOW Amazing video as always. For me, EQ pedal is the best volume boost.

[@Theamericantroubadour]

O there is tons of toilet humor in Sweden! And with that being said I have the ultimate challenge for you gentlemen. Mick once said in one of the old videos that you generally hear modern bar and restaurant entertainers playing a guitar directly into a mixing board with some sort of synthesized device. I do not do this, but I am a person that runs a full pedal board into a mixing table and it is fantastic. I have created my pedal board as if I will be playing into a super reverb and a lot of my petals are placed together with this in mind. I will be eagerly waiting for you to create a pedal board that sounds fantastic plugged into a mixing board. You guys have the ability to make such a grueling task sound awesome. I love the show and it gives me so much information every week and it answers all the questions I've had since I was a smelly little kid in a bedroom with a terrible peavey guitar.

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Russ Reitter great idea Russ, we'll get on it

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Russ Reitter Mick here. I'm just pleased there is toilet humour in Sweden. I must have met some fakers. :0)

[@rdp281089]

I just love my Keeley Java Boost, it's an amazing pedal and it was the one of the first guitar pedal I bought, it just has so many uses. Love the show guys, as always, please keep up the good work! :)

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Richard Pawlyszyn Thank you Richard!

[@JasonVanzant]

Thanks for another great show. My stream-of-consciousness bullet list: 1 - I love the sound of Mick's Collings (his Strat is pretty sweet-sounding as well). 2 - I LOVE it when Daniel goes into "shred mode". 3 - I LOVE the Platonic method premise with Daniel as Socrates and Mick as Phaedrus (or is it vice versa?). 4 - This is still the only show I feel reveals the tones of the various pedals in a subtle and significant way - kudos for your studio/engineering (slash-musicianship). 5 - The format is really the perfect platform from which to show off the gigrig - incredible. 6 - This is pretty much my favorite show, and is yet one more reason I look forward to Friday.

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Jason Vanzant your comment has made my day. Thanks for taking the time Jason, really appreciate it :)

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Jason Vanzant All we can say is thank you, Jason. You are clearly a discerning gentleman and we are honoured by your patronage. Thank you sir!

[@mantashaft]

revisiting this vid led to a glorious jam with my java boost

[@BJamin4God]

I have a Soul Food and a MXR Micro Amp on my board. One of my favorite sounds is using a clean amp and setting the SF so it's breaking up slightly and then pushing it with the micro amp.

[@LaurenceHendersonBand]

+That Pedal Show, would love to see a video on getting two guitar tones to sit well with each other live - playing 2 different parts

[@BobJones-bh9qz]

We need more videos like this

[@KateLynnBeatty]

All great tones......the Tumnus seemed to turn my head more than the others.....good job Wampler

[@moonshot1999]

What a great episode guys! Best moment for me: @ 25:17 - Mick :- "What's that?!" Dan :- "That's the 2 amps together.." Mick:- "That's a KILLER sound!" Dan:- "Well now let's put a booster into that!" Mick:- "What a CRACKING sound!!" Couldn't agree more! Best tone of the episode for me :))

[@Classix1969]

single coils + tumnus+bd1, that was pure gold fellas, thank you for that.

[@mikeroadblock]

Glad to have you along!

[@Billywagner22]

Treble Booster and the Strat into the Victory is the ticket!

[@DavidDyte1969]

I love the Catalinbread Galileo, combining treble boost and overdriven AC-30. Brian May in a box.

[@icantwaitnc]

"steve mowing the lawn" is my tone target lol thanks ya'll!

[@halo13ification]

what baffles me is... we go nuts for valve amps but then similarly nuts for transistor drives... to make them sound like pushed valves. - i noticed quilter did some interesting transistor amps but will anything ever really compete with our valves?

[@Bmont1491]

Andy Timmons rig rundown is how I started watching this channel lol glad he name dropped lol

[@Marcin-Byterunners]

That riff Mick plays at 14:00 is just so massive!

[@intrsoul]

What I want to see is an Xotic EP with 3 or 4 user presets. Why? I use a variety of guitars/pickups and I use the EP to curtail the input for each guitar. For instance, a Duncan JB has the EP on, with gain all the way down. For vintage Strat pickups, the EP is set to noon, and so on. I've seen pros use programmable EQ's to do the same for touring artists (Joe Perry), but it makes more sense to me to leave your boost on all the time and switch between gain settings. Ideas?

[@SCOREWIZARDSMUSIC]

This show needs more gags. Treble booster, strat into victory sounded amazing. I appreciate the step by step thorough explanation including all the various variations

[@baggierajwah1020]

Hey Dan & Mick - Greg here, love the vids. I've learned a bunch. been watching for 6 months now and binge. i recently bought a DigiTech Whammy II and am having issues with my fuzz pedals when it's in the chain. my signal path is as follows: 1981 Ibanez Blazer/2011 Gibson SG 60s Tribute > tc polytune 2 > Digitech Whammy II > Carl Martin The Fuzz > Electro Harmonix Big Muff Wicker > Chase Bliss Warped Vinyl MKII > Demeter Stereo Tremulator > Skreddy Echo > Mesa Boogie Express 5:50 2x12 combo. And suggestions/recommendations (or video, fingers crossed!) would be very much appreciated. Thank you and thank you for all that you dudes do.

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Baggie Rajwah sounds like an impedance thing. Try the whammy after the fuzz and see how you get on.

[@8073854]

Aloha from Hawaii guys...love That Pedal Show! I know it's not a new concept, but would love it if you guys did a show on using guitar effects pedals for vocals. Maybe you could have a vocalist guest on. It would be good to know more about impedance issues and overall the sound of different guitar effects on the voice. Mahalo and keep up the good work!! Aloha

[@bbnatedogg]

"This is what is behind Mick--It's so small" LOL. I bet that gets said a lot when you two get together. ;-)

[@igalporat4855]

Love your videos guys, keep up the excellent work!

[@majorwheelock974]

Love the beginning with all bost pedals on. Nice guitar palying too.

[@richiegudgeon6963]

Would a treble booster do any justice to an amp with just a valve pre-amp? For example a Marshall valvestate?

[@jamesgoddin8880]

Oh my days, the Tumnus is a box of pure magical fairy dust. Magnificent!

[@ThatPedalShow]

+James Goddin That's one way to put it James. :0)

[@Snowy0123]

I've learned more from you guys than any other channels.

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Brian J ah, cheers Brian, that's great ;)

[@RickMcDanielMusic]

So the whole episode I was on edge just waiting for Mick's guitar to bump into Dan's. Move over Mick so I can relax while watching your awesome shows. BTW, I am a tab bit OCD.

[@nathaniellarson8]

The one in the D&M drive, that is the one for meeeeeeee!

[@davi3blu3]

I know it's an old video ... I just gotta say, Mick! Scorching blues lick at 14:09, you are into it man! My favorite tone as well. Cheer!

[@cocoplexplex]

14:03 Mick´s taking over Dan`s gesture from before with a lick from RATM Bullet in your head. true passion boys ;)

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Peter Michael Kellner cheers Peter ;)

[@jamiedavie91]

That strat with the Tumnus is absolutely sublime!

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Jamie Pettersen sure is :)

[@JacobH93]

I've been using a screamer into a Timmy for a while now and it is a really nice sound. Use the timmy from anywhere from saturated clean to light overdrive (depending on pick attack and pickup selection) and then use the screamer to push it and push the mids a bit to get a stronger overdrive sound for when I need it. There is just something about using a screamer/klone (something with some added mids) into another overdrive. Tumnus -> Carpe Diem -> super reverb towards the end was probably my personal favorite of the combinations shown.

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Jacob Hartman yeah, me too, the tumnus into the Carpe Diem just sounded and felt amazing! Definitely going to use that combination at my next gig

[@tomscioscia9869]

I have the same issue you have with the Dirty Radish with the blue LED I put in my GeneralGuitarGadgets Script Phase90 kit. That thing can light up a completely dark room.

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Tom Scioscia yeah, think I'm going to turn this one down a bit, eyes are sore

[@Kevin_lvlcCoy]

Great info guys! Enjoy hearing the interaction between clean and dirty amps.

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Kevin McCoy always an eye opener :)

[@nigelcristobal1185]

Another great show guys! Would be interesting to see a show comparing different fuzz + overdrive combinations. ie. Fuzz Face + Marshall type OD, Rat + Big Muff. Cheers guys!

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Nigel Cristobal good call Nigel :)

[@OllytheOl]

Loving your work guys. Can you do a video on volume? I.e. controlling your volume on stage. Either when you realize the band has got a lot louder and you can't be heard any more, or you realise you are too loud, or you just want to play loud and soft. Do you use the guitar volume pot, which to me is more of a tone knob? Do use a volume pedal, which to me is more for swells? Do you go to the amp (if you can get past the horn section and the percussionist on a small stage) Do you rely on the sound guy? Do you grin and bear it? What are the solutions? Thanks a lot!

[@jeffwhitley9624]

Great tones all around, but man some of those sounds coming from Mick's Strat..... Heavenly!!! Keep the videos coming guys!

[@dergitarristde]

+jeff Whitley yeah, that strat really comes to live with some of these configurations. And you can tell Mick has been playing it forever - looks and sounds very comfortable with that guitar.

[@rockpebble100]

Some majestic tones, gentleman. I will use a boost to punch out of a mix for a solo but often get told its too loud - subtlety is not really my strong point. When dialling in a boost pedal is there a sweet spot that is commonly found that pushes the sound over the top but without drowning out the dynamics? Actually, would you do a video on how you dial in pedals - would be great to learn what you are listening out for when you set up a rig.

[@jeremystern]

Mick, sounds like you've been practicing, my friend! Killer playing on the Strat. The Tumnus brought out the best in both of you.

[@jimkubitza3820]

I love the XOTIC EP BOOSTER! I don't even look at others any more.

[@InVacuo]

Screw you guys! I already have a huge pedal shopping list (2000€+) and every time I watch one of your videos I find more pedals I want! That Carpe Diem is a pricey SoB! In all seriousness, guys, this channel is great, I'm learning heaps and really enjoying the show, keep it up!

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Fritters87 Screw you too Fritters! ;0) We have exactly the same problems, so we feel your pain. Thanks for watching - great to have you along! Much respect, pedal brother. :0)

[@tobymoorhouse]

Worth a nod to using boost before "mixed" overdrives. It can sound a bit off if using in a truly clean amp. I use a mid-humped boost to shape tone in front of a modded (less mid-dy) SD1.. the non-compressed sound that bleeds through when the overdrive is on can be louder than the compressed sound if using lots of gain on the pedal and the boost together.

[@countjulu]

I need a treble booster in my life.

[@muurimc]

Awesome video. Great idea to run the pedals into differend amps and play with differend guitars.

[@TheLawdaug]

Awesome job guys! My wife will rue the day I stumbled upon your channel!

[@ThatPedalShow]

+TheLawdaug hahahaha

[@stevethebeeline44]

I look forward to these shows more and more every Friday! Thank "That Pedal Show" it's Friday!!! Great vids, keep em coming!!! Ps just hooked up my gigrig output 2 & hum dinger to an A/B switch for selecting Stereo (ping pong delay goodness) & Wet/Dry Rig (punch central) with a stomp. thanks Dan for some amazing products & inspiring new ideas for tone. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@Dor_Cohen1]

That Les Paul and Carpe Diem together! Man oh man! Whatever you throw after it will sound killer!

[@jjnewbold]

That Tumnus+Carpe Diem tone is brilliant

[@sesa1076]

Despite hours of KZbin videos and internet searching, maybe I'm just dumb but, I still don't know if I can get my amp (1950s Harmophone[ original Magnatone rebranded for a now defunct suitcase organ company]) to break up at reasonable, non-painful levels. The amp has an ABSOLUTELY AMAZING overdriven sound, but It takes the paint off the walls to do so. I put my dirt pedals into it and it sounds great, but I'm curious if I can get its OWN sound, because quite frankly I never get to hear it as there's never a situation to play THAT loud for me. Nor is it pleasant or comfortable to do so. I realize I could just buy one and try it out, but I'm really poor so I'm trying to figure out if/what is even possible to do. Any ideas welcome. I've heard I could somehow wire a master volume between the speaker and the amp, but that's not something I've yet tried. Slainte.

[@danielpflueger2184]

Se Sa Try out an attenuator! Boss Waza tube amp expander, or some cheaper options too. It won’t be quite the same, but should be very close to the same sound at lower volumes

[@sesa1076]

Thanks for the reply man! I appreciate it a lot. From my understanding those attenuators run through the effects loop right? This old beast has no such thing. That's part of the trouble.

[@sesa1076]

I have been thinking I need to hardware something in. I was originally thinking of putting a master volume there, cranking the amp and turning that down, but not sure how well it will work. Yeah, it's a really cool amp. Magnatone 213 rebranded Harmophone for a Now defunct organ company. They made suitcase organs and stuff. Here's a link to the exact model if you're curious. I appreciate the help. I've asked all over in different forums and got nothing. I had assumed all those attenuation devices worked through an effects loop. So that was very helpful. : reverb.com/item/10252590-harmophone-magnatone-super-130-custom-high-fidelity-213-troubador-with-pitch-shift-vibrato-1950-s-br

[@darwinsaye]

When the Strat finally came out, everything just bloomed.

[@tommynoble3428]

Would love to see a video on different ways of getting a volume boost for solos with tube amps. Looking for ways to get a Db boost for solos over the top of the rest of the band without necessarily trying to drive the amp harder or getting more gain. Thanks for all you do!

[@stratznhatz]

Great demo, no stone left un-turned there lol! Really helpful guys, thank you for taking the time to do this. You have another subscriber :-)

[@diego123rm]

I need a treble booster!

[@ZenDriveSeven]

Outstanding demo! Now using my java boost before my Archer Ikon and Butler Tube driver...drives them both in to pure bliss with a little help from a Flashback delay and a Wet Reverb :). Warning: Do not attempt to play along with Mick's Strat on this demo..perfectly tuned guitar, but the pitch will forever remain a mystery ;) Keep up the great work, guys!!

[@TheTinMan123]

Did you not try the gain 2 on the RC? Or did I miss it

[@neuk01642]

+That Pedal Show Hey Chaps, how's it going? So boost based question. Are boosts inherently noisy or is it the boost I've got? I using DOD FET410 into the middle mode dirty channel on my JVM205 to fatten up the tone, push the front end so I can roll of the gain to keep definition and stop it getting flubby. Obviously that isn't too much of a problem when I'm running full tilt, but I also like to roll off the volume on the guitar and use my split pick up (BKP Holydiver), for my 'clean' tone and this is where the problem is, the boost is so noisy! It's running off an isolated power supply (Gigrig Isolator/distributor/generator combo) and it seems to get quieter when I touch it (which can't be good). So my question is, would I have a similar noise issue when I roll off the volume if I got say, the RC SH Booster (which I love), or, if guilt get's the better of me, say a TC Electronic Spark booster??? Be good to hear your thoughts.

[@MadDrummer100000]

14:00 - 14:12 Philip Sayce tone right there!

[@joshmuz9018]

MadDrummer100000 a rare moment where mick lets out a genuine I’m happy right now smile

[@johanhallgren6717]

I can ensure you, It's fun in Sweden too!

[@Mrthreadedtime]

Ok...since you guys have made me addicted to pedals and broken my Multi-Effect curiosity. I have a Tele and a Strat with a JB in the bridge and a Blackstar Artist 15. I only have the Hall of Fame currently but want to go with: Tuner -> EP Booster -> EHX Glove -> Electric Mistress -> Flashback Delay -> Hall Of Fame Reverb...would the EP Booster and Glove work well with the Blackstar Artist 15 using the "Drive" Channel Gain turned 3/4 up?

[@lunkercarp]

Sure hope either one of you can play one on your show soon! I preferably like the maple or rosewood with lite satin neck, body in what ever color ,,and actually fond of the duel fulcrum vibrato, I found out why Leo Fender said it was his best work ever. thanks for the response. I say play what ever makes you as happy as Daniel with his Tele.

[@asnark7115]

@20:30 Is there a difference between "transparent" and "clean" boost?

[@panosskentzos]

The sound at 18:00 is exactly like the first ZZ-Top albums, just without the chorus!

[@WeskerDyszel]

Full video on treble boosters?

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Matthew Standing yes! Absolutely

[@07parachute]

+That Pedal Show Yes! Yes! Yes!

[@aboc500]

+That Pedal Show please.

[@jhmusicchannel3608]

Still waiting on that TB episode!

[@joethrelfall6370]

+That Pedal Show please an mention brian may too an maybe an ac30? oh an a red special?! i have the above an the sound is great. an i use a lot of pedals too lol

[@aaronsmithey4044]

That P90 guitar is Amazing!

[@rahachi]

Just wondering how would a humbucker pickup guitar, using a dirty shirley overdrive and a wampler tumulus boost or a rc booster into a fender deluxe reverb match up? Before i buy both pedals this could help me out.

[@lesomb980]

What guitar is Mick playing in this video?

[@AqmalShah]

Super reverb.... It just....wow.. 😭 you guys really answered my questions on booster. Love that strat into the treble booster and into the super reverb . Again, you guys really did a great job!

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Aqmal Shah cheers A, glad you like it :)

[@garyslash7552]

Sound instructions & entertainment = That pedal show

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Gary Slash ah, cheers Gary

[@alguitarchristie]

One of you're best videos, especially for young players who don't have experience with different kinds of amps.Can you do a video with just treble boosters and explain why they went out of fashion?

[@sduke39]

Great show! Learned more about boost pedals in 35 minutes than in all the years before. Have you guys ever discussed your own stage rigs and what you are trying to do with your own tones? I think that might prove interesting.

[@ThatPedalShow]

+sduke39 no, but we must do it :)

[@michaelcraig9449]

what do you think of the Fulltone Fat boost, how does that one rate, and what type is it? How about the Rory Gallagher Hawk Boost? How good are these 2 and what types are they both? ,

[@jmiles9368]

at 25:40, which booster did you turn on?

[@hermannmaier0]

My first booster is the T&C Spark Mini. 49$ new. Little bit of treble boost, 20 db boost with great clarity, and increased separation. I keep it at end of chain, may get another for earlier in chain.

[@StephenNaveed]

Sorry if you've answered this before but what gauge strings does Dan use on the LP & Tele?

[@johnmcelroy8453]

This was a particularly awesome episode, guys. Love your show!!!

[@ThatPedalShow]

+john mcelroy cheers John :)

[@boybrons3509]

So when running the two amps together, would you run all the effects through both amps? For example, the carpe diem makes sense through the super but not so much through the Victoria as it is already compressing? I guess the question is how would you set up your pedalboard to use with these two amps?

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Boy Brons Hello Boy. We'd put the drives into both amps, maybe all of the effects. Or if you wanted wet/dry, just run the wet effects into the Super. You don't have to do it like that of course - you can split the signal and pedals however you like. The simple approach is to balance the amp's gain to the pedals, as neither Dan nor I ever use much amp gain. The slight difference in the two amps' response is what you want: one more strident and cutting, the other more compressed and driving - it's a wonderful mix. The further apart they get however, the weirder it can sound, so as you say, if you were running one very distorted amp and one very clean amp, you might want to consider which drive pedals go to which. All a matter of taste and balance how you like it, amp choice, pedal choice and so on... Thanks for watching!

[@bo1ivarj]

Which one would be best for a crunchier rhythm tone, not necessarily a lead boost?

[@stubkar]

you guys boosting before or after the carpe diem and analogman?

[@Santizo66]

In your opinion, what would be the best boost pedal (for soloing purposes) to use with a multi-effect unit with amp modeling? I am inclined to think that the treble boost and the clean boost would be the best choices

[@The10000lbGorilla]

brb going out to buy a Strat and a Tumnus.

[@Beizeiten78]

I have one, with a Les Paul, and it's amazing. Great pedal.

[@jimmygreen5872]

Dago 64 I use mine as a boost with the gain all the way down. I thickens everything up!

[@vacant4]

BRUH his playing on that thing was NICE

[@mattgilbert7347]

I got the Strat, a Tumnus is available online...my girlfriend is going to stop speaking to me again.