TOP 3 overdrive pedals out of 48!

[@alexskibicki2262]

These pedals sound pretty cool. Between these 3 overdrive pedals, I personally liked the way huge pork and pickle the most.

[@thewetterbass]

Awesome pedal, yes!

[@raoulselten9480]

my take is still, hear me out, the best way to get a good tone, erhum, is to find a pedal which sonic character appeals to you, and then, run a megaboosted completely obliterated signal into it, and see how it behaves, crank all knobs, and then reshape the curve with a graphic eq. some pedals marketed for 'low gain warmth' turn out to be firebreathing doom monsters 👀 tune low play slow ! 👾🐋

[@thewetterbass]

Awesome idea! Next time we’ll give that a go. 😉

[@MrClassicmetal]

Cool sounds, and you've got some nice grooves. That's a massive sound with that last pedal.

[@thewetterbass]

Thanks!

[@da0908]

I ended up buying a jellyfish because of this video. Sounds exactly like this video in person. Only problem is it sounds so good as a preamp with the distortion below noon to ever turn it off.

[@thewetterbass]

Oh, then yes, never turn it off.😜 I also have the gain below noon on mine. Then I blast the Blumes almost as a clean booster into it whenever I need more dirt. This allows me to instantly get more saturation out of the Jellyfish. The sum of the crunchiness of the Blumes + the distortion from the jellyfish makes everything sound bigger and more aggressive.

[@AlanMarquesGuitar]

Obrigado pelo Vídeo como eu tenho a TONEX vou baixar esses pedais nela!

[@LiechtensteinGuy]

Man, those really are great ones. Thank you so much for doing this! My only concern is that if I buy one, I'd enjoy it for a week, then go back to my Darkglass Vintage Microtubes. I can't get that thing off my board. 😅

[@thewetterbass]

If you like that vintage sound then it’s a keeper. The only reason I’d change is for a different tone or to stack drive pedals, something I enjoy doing.

[@seantang89]

There are so so many drive pedals to choose from these days... Impossible to settle on just one for an extended period. I will dig my heels in and stick to my Origin Effects Bassrig Super Vintage as my one OD pedal but Damn, I could easily just play with these pedals all day...

[@PorchBass]

😂 Great series. Thanks for taking the time to do that!

[@thewetterbass]

I think I needed it more than anyone… 💸😂

[@sadnomad]

cool series! thanks for doing this. Definitely adding some of these to my GAS list. Just curious, have you seen/tried a genzler 4 on the floor OD? from your other videos it seems like something you might enjoy.

[@thewetterbass]

Hi! No I didn’t yet. Seems like a great versatile drive.

[@danielatherton1631]

I could listen to you play with the kasleder all day

[@thewetterbass]

😊

[@TheoAndHisPedals]

No surprise on the Pork n Pickle, I loved the original Pork Loin!

[@thewetterbass]

I don’t know how close they are to each other sound wise. I only know the P&P is based on the Loin.

[@TheoAndHisPedals]

⁠@@thewetterbassyeah it’s a (I think) modified Pork Loin on the OD and their Russian Pickle on the other side. I think the B85 Germanium Overdrive may be based on the Hudson Sidecar too, but I’m not sure about that.

[@thewetterbass]

Ok, I will check it out!

[@Camarde]

Great series! But now we have to do it all over with the Blumes! Any chance on a video about it soon? 😆

[@thewetterbass]

I did a “Quick Look at” video using the same loops.kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZyneqaNdqxjrq8si=xVXiDQstEjSS5jY0 But yes, I might do a more in depth review, after all it is on my pedalboard!!!

[@charleshale8504]

Such a fun series! Now you've gotta shootout 48 more and see if anything can dethrone the Kasleder which was my #1 pick

[@thewetterbass]

😂 48 again? Maybe half 🤓… I’m planning of doing smaller rat and big muff shootout before. Stay tuned!!!

[@DLenk]

@@thewetterbass If you do a rat shootout, make sure to give the fuzzrocious cat tail a try! Oh, and the Mask Audio Civil Math (big muff) is worth a look too.

[@frankketelaar2765]

Does the 2. B85 AUDIO GERMANIUM OVERDRIVE produce (white) noise or is it quiet (no noise)? Thanks for the answer.

[@thewetterbass]

Like all overdrive you have some white noise the more you increase gain. It’s inevitable unless the pedal has a gate. In the case of the B85 it’s quite acceptable.

[@frankketelaar2765]

Thanks for the quick answer. You are absolutely right. But it varies quite a bit. I tried the Earthquaker Devices Blumes this week and it was horrible.

[@NMbass906]

Life got in the way a little bit but I'm back for the drive! I think the Pork and Pickle deserves its spot. It's ubiquitous and readily available and it's super consumer friendly. The B85 and the Jellyfish are definitely incredible pedals. I think in a perfect world I'll eventually get them both lol.

[@thewetterbass]

P&P is a great pedal!!! I love the raw energy of the B85 germanium and refinement of the jellyfish.

[@abouc]

Kasleder is really on to something special with their pedals. I hope to own one someday

[@thewetterbass]

Lovely pedal, yes.

[@robdelabassist]

The last one definitely sounds the best of the lot. 💯 on overdrive pedals not needing a blend to sound good. In fact you've proven that guitar pedals 'designed' for guitar can work on bass. It opens up so many possibles if people just try things.

[@thewetterbass]

Yes, right? I still think that blend knobs are useful for effects that loose transients or low end for example. In other words: greatly needed to retain note definition.

[@taylorhilyard8661]

The drive knob also has a clean blend function. More gain, more clean. It’s pretty slick.

[@thewetterbass]

You mean the jellyfish?

[@taylorhilyard8661]

@@thewetterbass yessir

[@rafagonzalez7815]

Personalmente mis 2 favoritos de los 4 videos los tengo claros, me encantaría una comparación entre ellos, también se ajustan un poco a mis necesidades y estilo: 1) kasleder Jelly Fish, solo me hace dudar el tamaño, pero al menos todas las entradas y salidas estan en la parte superior. Respecto al sonido en comparación con los demás no tiene rival 2)One Control Blackberry, me encanta y llevo tiempo queriendo que forme parte de mi pedalera y el pote de Body creo que puede hacer magia en un contexto de banda, pero es solo una impresión nunca lo he probado 3)Pork and Pickle, pedal muy completo y si consigues una configuración identica para OD y fuzz solo moviendo el switch te puede ahorrar mucho espacio en la pedalera y dolores de cabeza en concierto, lo he elegido por su versatilidad.

[@thewetterbass]

Hola! Haré un vídeo del blackberry, junto a otros pedales de one control, dentro de un mes y medio.

[@ftomasi]

y ahora? envelope filter shootout? chorus shootout? octaver shootout? no queda otra que activar la campanita...

[@thewetterbass]

Joer… como eres!!! 😂 ahora toca los compromisos con pedales de Flattley, one control, Goliath fx, mozztronics y preparar los siguientes shootouts: rats y big muff.

[@ftomasi]

​@@thewetterbass ahh bueno, hay cositas en camino, con eso voy tirando.

[@ftomasi]

si tuviese un b85 no lo apagaria nunca.

[@thewetterbass]

🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@konstantinosziakas]

Your videos are premium entertainment! Thank you!

[@thewetterbass]

😊

[@admarhermans1]

Obvious winner in this interesting category of more or less more old-school type sounds... The Kasleder FX Jellyfish you can actually really use onstage. You can hear it instantly. Their Albatross fuzz is just as great. No surprise. They’re designed by a bassplayer.... I’m very happy to own and actually use both quite a lot. Love the beautiful Pork&Pickle too! Of course! She sits on my shelf and I love to just look at her. 🖖

[@fragallo1188]

Perfect video. Great pedals. Cool playing. Good job

[@thewetterbass]

😊