KILLER Amp in a Box - Crazy Tube Circuits Stardust v3

[@nostro1001]

CTC's never disappoint all in all as per Gabor's comments. Everything I've encountered has been top notch & sound like they should! Unfortunately, I've never bought any of their pedals. It's just a case of I've never needed or wanted, although I was super close to buying Splash a few years ago, but went down another route. Thanks fellas.

[@robertmenzies3032]

For a Fender type tone it does very well and as a “Just over break up” overdrive sound works really well. For me personally it’s a little to light on the gain and I prefer more of a metal sound, but as always great review and great vid guys 👍

[@GRBAquatics]

Very Cool. I play through a 1980's Fender Sidekick 15 Reverb, so this may be useful LOL. Although honestly it is a pretty cool Amp, and still works perfectly after nearly 40 years.

[@thedeadxtras9927]

Impressive sounds nice!!

[@thedeadxtras9927]

It’s not for everyone but I love the tone and look of a Gretsch, always been up there as one of my favourite guitars, it’s not the greatest guitar ever but I love my Gretsch Electromatic with Bigsby in Walnut finish, it’s served me really well over the years for live and recording I’ve been able to get a vast variety of tones and has done a great job for me and looks cool as F*** and gets many great comments when I play live, sounded great to me through the Stardust, the Stardust v3 surprisingly is fairly low priced new at around £160 in UK, might look into getting one soon when I’ve won the lottery along with all the other pedals on my list I want. Good review as always thanks guys.

[@robertdonosobuchner3129]

It's a nice pedal. After hearing it several times, I think it has a special character, like the sustainer from Orange, or some overdrive that gives your guitar sound a special color that is difficult to describe, but it gives you a good feeling. I would like to know how it sounds if you use a fuzz or a distortion pedal. How does it sound in the effects loop with other effects? I think it's to use more for the clean tones...?