Hey guys,
I'm regretting selling my Wampler '57..I have a tweed hole in my board..
Looking for a drive pedal that will do tweed flavoured clean to modern Clapton to Neil young.
Nice sagging mid heavy drive for my DRRI
Any recommendations?
Been looking at the Catalinbread deluxe/baseman pedals..
Something ideally available in NZ.
Cheers
Trev
"Tweed" drive pedal
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Re: "Tweed" drive pedal
Timmy (Not bad Tweed sounds and lots more besides)Trevlett wrote: ↑Fri Jan 29, 2021 12:14 pm Hey guys,
I'm regretting selling my Wampler '57..I have a tweed hole in my board..
Looking for a drive pedal that will do tweed flavoured clean to modern Clapton to Neil young.
Nice sagging mid heavy drive for my DRRI
Any recommendations?
Been looking at the Catalinbread deluxe/baseman pedals..
Something ideally available in NZ.
Cheers
Trev
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Re: "Tweed" drive pedal
I have a Freakshow Boost 2010 which does the perfect TWeed sag/compression when dimed, retains top end clarity and provides a lift at the bottom. It wasn't made to be a Tweed but it does a great job IMO. PM if you want more info.
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