Ya know when I started playing guitar, boutique pedals were a fringe thing in plain enclosures with sharpie markings. Boss was considered all mass produced and cookie cutter. I am thrilled that nowadays they get the respect they deserve as a true pioneer company in the guitar effects world. Boss, EHX, and others paved the way and still make good quality, good sounding pedals that anyone should be proud to play
@@Jaysteenn I've recently purchased DD-500, RC-5, DC-2W = all absolutely Killer. They are Japanese. They know about technology and fine craftsmanship. Always have done phenomenal delay's. Nice tones here today Jack. oNe LoVe from NYC
@@arloross Agree 100%. (also) Large, silent-actuator button for on/off = great for live performance. Boss pedals are arguably the Best compact Pedal design of all time - everything is well-thought-out, meticulously crafted & high-quality.
I am here only to covet Jacks collection of beautiful guitars. There is something satisfying to me when I see the red strat, the surf green strat and the LPB tele in the same shot. Also here for the great tones. All the best from this side of the world Jack.
Hey Jack, I found a 65 Princeton Reverb Reissue at Guitar Center for $700 and it had a Webber 10F150 in it. This amp sounds amazing. Thanks for all your help.
Great series idea, I was doing humbucker and single coil boards. I noticed the same thing, some pedals sound better or behave better with different amps. Also noticed that Boss always seem to work, ie no popping or added noise with all my amps
Great concept for a series! Really enjoyed the no frills way you demoed everything - Mr. Black a pleasant surprise! Almost a 'Univibe . . . vibe'. Great playing - thanks for what you're doing! I am currently playing with 2 distinct pedal combo ideas using some vintage MXR's alongside current boutiquey ones. Essentially one is more of a Bill Frisell clean 'dimble' chain built around the Effectrode Blackbird which is great for Strat, and the other is a Brit / Beatlish/ chimey chain built around the Victory V4 'Copper' pedal which is nice for my Casino / Les Paul. Both these have tubes in them, so handy for DI studio work at a pinch.
Nice concept for future videos Jack. I thought the pedalboard worked great with the Princeton! I really enjoy getting new ideas using my own collection of pedals. 👍👍
Great video! Love the Belle into a 65 Princeton. You might try the “every knob at 1pm” on the Belle. I set the external button to the more open / asymmetrical sound, believe that’s when engaged
This video could not have come at a better time. I have a PRRI w a 12 inch and recently switched back to a Tele from a CE24 and have been struggling dialing in my amp and board with my guitar. This was really helpful. Although it has me thinking of putting a 10 inch speaker in the amp.
So I actually don’t have the Deluxe anymore - however you’re not the first person to ask for another Deluxe video in one capacity or another, so I may see about getting my hands on one sometime
@@JackFossett Fair enough! Hopefully we'll see more Deluxe in the future then! This video made me miss my Princeton even more than I already did. That little amp has tone for days!
Hey Jack, big fan of your demo videos. Those pedals do sound great with the Princeton. I’ll probably be trying some of them out on my Princeton 12” Canabis Rex loaded amp. I also have an old 1970’s Twin Reverb silver face (re-tubbed and re-biased) so it sounds great on its own but have always had a hard time finding pedals that work well with it due to its clean glassy sound these amps are known for. So yes, I’d love to see you do a pedal demo on a silverface twin - perhaps on a 68 twin reissue that are readily available as that would probably be as close to the 70’s version as you could get.
I have a Princeton Reverb. And a Nano (not +!) pb. Dead solid simple: Boss TU3 tuner, which I use to power a Boss SD-1 (aka the yellow one), and then a Fulltone (RIP) OCD 1.4. I Velcro the oem rev/vib ftsw to the left side of the board for onboard reverb and tremolo. I play an Esquire guitar, so I use position 1 (straight to output jack- no tone control) for boost/lead, and position 2 for rhythm, w tone at about 8. By stacking the two drives I can get gnarly :)
Very interesting. I finally got a Princeton (65 reissue) and am very happy with it. Although at home I've found I'm around 2 to 3 with the volume on channel 1 so my gain tones at home are all pedals. At first I had my old Boss SD-1 and the exact Fuzz you have here (Dunlop Band of Gypsies.) I wasn't happy with the SD-1, it colored the tone too much in a way II didn't like so I got a JHS Morning Glory. Problem solved BUT still needed something for distortion-heavier gain, lead tones. At first I used a Rat which was ok but not quite what I wanted. I ended up getting a Fullltone OCD V1 and along with the Morning Glory am now totally set. The OCD really brings out the lower midrange that I was missing from the Princeton at the lower home volumes at least. Also I got a JHS Tone Bender and sold the Dunlop fuzz. That was the final piece of the puzzle for me. Much more aggressive and suited to my style than the classic Fuzzface. I love that thing,. With the OCD, Morning Glory and JHS Bender all going I have pretty much guaranteed singing, feedback drenched lead without going above 3 on my amp! In truth the OCD could probably cover any gaps the Morning Glory fills but I plan to keep both Especially until I get my Les Paul Tribute setup with 50's wiring so I can experiment with the volume knobs more as I do more now already on my Strat. My other setup is a Strymon Iridium for recording which is a different challenge. What I'd like to see next is your board for a Fender Bassman. That's an amp whose clean tone I love but I wouldn't be able to crank very often so I'm curious to know what overdrive setup you'd use. That or a Marshall Studio Vintage are my next amp purchases, in the distant $$$ future for now. That or possible a silverface Vibrolux which at home of course I wouldn't be able to crank though live I would and might just use an OCD though I really am leaning towards the Marshall since the Princeton has satisfied my Fender clean, reverb, vibrato needs. I also use a Strymon Flint sometimes to get different Tremelo than the Princeton as well as the 80's hall reverb for more ethereal tones. All in all a great amp although when I get into a band situation I'm wondering how things will change with the headroom. When I've brought it up to five or six it's started to break up quite a bit so I definitely will be adjusting my pedals then or getting something bigger. Definitely keeping the Princeton either way.
Thankyou jack,always good to have purchases justified and pedal order as well.i have the 68 custom and run pretty much the same but for the fuzz. A blues breaker copy( mooer) into a TS9 ,steel singer( nux) both relatively low gain mid vol,mud tone and an American sound joyo then delay and reverb. My 68 reverb is sadly lacking,tremelo is good but rarely have need to use it.american sound is there as I often run out to different amps without the tonal choices of the Princeton. I have duplicated this board with various manufacturers pedals but agree stacking works really well with some pedals but have had a few that won't coexist. Look forward to next installment.
One of the reasons I chose my Carr Super Bee for a smaller practice amp is my pedals I use with my Super Reverb work with it - and would be sick with a Princeton too. Getting the right pedals paired with the right amp and guitars is huges Love the Belle, I’d own one if I didn’t own the one more transparent overdrive on the market (Tube Factor)
Excellent video! Been trying to match overdrives with my Princeton recently, so the timing is perfect. Just out of curiosity, what were your Princeton volume, bass, and treble set at?
Hey, Jack! I use the 65 Princeton Reverb as my main amp. You’ve inspired me to buy a Wampler Belle pedal, but I find it lacks volume and headroom. Is that normal? I have to use to with my Ikon Archer on to get loud enough. Do you there is something wrong with the pedal, or it’s meant to be paired with other pedals? It doesn’t work well at all as clean boost, for example. I’d like to receive your advice before returning it, because I’ve dialed some awesome overdriven tones with the Belle paired with an Ikon Archer and a Boss BP-1 Waza.
Always thought a "Tumnus" into a Princeton was a perfect pairing, interesting you went for the "Belle", really liked the "Dude" sound, and "Mr Black" ... am an avid Prineton Fan ... so more please!
Great way to showcase both amps and pedals. Hope you do more of these in the future. One question- I do have the Belle which I love, but run it on 9v which powers my small pedalboard. Why did you run it on 18v? Does it sound markedly different? Thanks!
I gave your video a second view because I am about ready to buy a princeton. I really like what you put together. What about a Chorus? Is so, what would it be? Keep up the great work! Thank you.
Great tones! Side note, my first 65 prri had a nasty buzz on low e, g really bad, volume 4 -5 depending on the bass eq. I sent it back and the replacement is only slightly better. The prri obviously crazy bassy but not sure I want to keep bass below 3 just to keep a g chord from buzzing. Do you experience this if the bass or volume is too high?
Excellent video and great performance! I love the sound of the Wampler Belle At 18volts!!! (I also run a Ego Compressor at 18v) I use it at the of my other 3 drives as a volume boost! I am glad that you are using different voltage because to me I hear a bit more of headroom and clarity definition on each note and an extra volume by natural specially At 18volts. Do you use the switch side button on the Belle on or off? Thanks for these series…can’t wait to see the next video!
Nice démo, nice approch ! I have a vibro champ (without reverb) and interesting about a same vidéo on the vibro champ even if you already have the reverb on your 68 SF... Maybe you could test with reverb pedal for those like me !
Awesome stuff Jack! Notice you're playing thru input 2 at ~4.5 volume. Would you recommend that vs. say having input 1 at 3.5ish volume? Curious to see how the amp reacts especially with pedals in these two scenarios.
New here. Really inspiring. Interesting, I have the Belle too, its great. Didnt know it can handle 18v, curious about your finding with 9 vs 18v? Keep up the good work…
Very nice! Question, did you use a Y cable to power some of the pedals? I have the EB Volt and 5 pedals. So I had to use a Y cable to power 2 pedals from 1 Volt port.
Hey Jack, wonder if you would consider doing a demo w/ the PRRI using 'amp in a box' type pedals? I know Catalinbread makes the DLS MKIII, and RAH, etc. and would be interested to hear you demo some of them. Cheers.
@@JackFossett lol I’m sorry man. I just am new to “boutique “ amps and it’s like a major discovery for me. All this money in guitars and I should have been putting it toward amps I think
Just a quick question Jack, is that Dunlop FFM6 Band of Gypsys Fuzz Face your main fuzz on any board you use? I'm also looking to team that up with my Princeton. I was also looking at the Mojo Hand FX Crosstown. I would appreciate your opinion. Thanks for all your video's Jack.
Check out The JHS Fuzz series. They have four. I had a Dunlop Fuzz Face with my Princeton and wasn't thrilled although it's a matter of taste. It certainly wasn't bad,
@@dahliafiend Thanks for your input, much appreciated! I still haven't purchased one yet. I am doing my research on this pedal, I don't want to just buy one that is popular. I want one fuzz pedal not 3 or 4. I have watched a few videos Josh has put up at JHS. He does a great job with them.Thanks again.
@@JackFossett I use 3 gain pedals too. Barber Gain Changer S.R > Fulltone OCD > Thorpy Fallout Cloud Muff - same Amp with a Suhr Strat & Lollar Pickups.
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I know they are not the "Best" pedals on the market but I only use Boss and they have worked with every amp I have played with.
Ya know when I started playing guitar, boutique pedals were a fringe thing in plain enclosures with sharpie markings. Boss was considered all mass produced and cookie cutter. I am thrilled that nowadays they get the respect they deserve as a true pioneer company in the guitar effects world. Boss, EHX, and others paved the way and still make good quality, good sounding pedals that anyone should be proud to play
I feel like Boss pedals are becoming one of the best again.
@@Jaysteenn I've recently purchased DD-500, RC-5, DC-2W = all absolutely Killer. They are Japanese. They know about technology and fine craftsmanship. Always have done phenomenal delay's. Nice tones here today Jack. oNe LoVe from NYC
They are the best👌
Simple, Original, reliable. Everything else is an expensive copy with a fancy name.
BOSS stands the test of time.
@@arloross Agree 100%. (also) Large, silent-actuator button for on/off = great for live performance. Boss pedals are arguably the Best compact Pedal design of all time - everything is well-thought-out, meticulously crafted & high-quality.
I was only dreaming of that amp with a dream pedal board. Great playing and great video
these tones are why i play the guitar. man you killed this
Jack: are you able to achieve this tasteful amount of lead tones at bedroom levels without the purchase of a attenuator? Great job as always.
Wisdom here. I think this is the right way to look at the issue, match the pedals to the amp. Then when you switch guitars, twist knobs.
I dig the Mr Black Trem. Beautiful. I like how you have your gains placed. One step at a time.
I am here only to covet Jacks collection of beautiful guitars. There is something satisfying to me when I see the red strat, the surf green strat and the LPB tele in the same shot. Also here for the great tones. All the best from this side of the world Jack.
Wow. The Dude overdrive REALLY ties the board together.
Just curious if the dude still abides on your board?😂
That’s just like…your opinion, man.
Crazy good tones. Superb playing!
Ah, just what I was looking for! Thank you!
literally the exact video I needed to watch and I'm just amazed I actually found this lol
Hey Jack, I found a 65 Princeton Reverb Reissue at Guitar Center for $700 and it had a Webber 10F150 in it. This amp sounds amazing. Thanks for all your help.
You should have way more subs with the quality of content you produce. Cheers and Merry Christmas!
I appreciate that! Merry Christmas to you as well
Great series idea, I was doing humbucker and single coil boards. I noticed the same thing, some pedals sound better or behave better with different amps. Also noticed that Boss always seem to work, ie no popping or added noise with all my amps
Boss are always reliable and always sound good.
I'll have to try some of my pedals into the Princeton. I usually play that with guitar straight in. nice vid
Great concept for a series! Really enjoyed the no frills way you demoed everything - Mr. Black a pleasant surprise! Almost a 'Univibe . . . vibe'. Great playing - thanks for what you're doing! I am currently playing with 2 distinct pedal combo ideas using some vintage MXR's alongside current boutiquey ones. Essentially one is more of a Bill Frisell clean 'dimble' chain built around the Effectrode Blackbird which is great for Strat, and the other is a Brit / Beatlish/ chimey chain built around the Victory V4 'Copper' pedal which is nice for my Casino / Les Paul. Both these have tubes in them, so handy for DI studio work at a pinch.
The ending clean tone with delay and reverb was a super close Knopler tone.
He’s my favorite!
Awesome! A board for a 65 Deluxe Reverb would be great to see. Maybe with some more common pedals.
Nice concept for future videos Jack. I thought the pedalboard worked great with the Princeton! I really enjoy getting new ideas using my own collection of pedals. 👍👍
Great video! Love the Belle into a 65 Princeton. You might try the “every knob at 1pm” on the Belle. I set the external button to the more open / asymmetrical sound, believe that’s when engaged
I just added a cornerstone gladio sc to my pedalboard for my Princeton. Super recommended😎
I put it after my Zendrive and it’s Amazing ✨
This video could not have come at a better time. I have a PRRI w a 12 inch and recently switched back to a Tele from a CE24 and have been struggling dialing in my amp and board with my guitar. This was really helpful. Although it has me thinking of putting a 10 inch speaker in the amp.
Man that Princeton sounds huge! Superb tone and great video! (I’ve got GAS for it)
Get one - you will be in "Tone Heaven" = Trust Me. Phenomenal amplifier.
Cool series, would love to see one on the Deluxe Reverb!
So I actually don’t have the Deluxe anymore - however you’re not the first person to ask for another Deluxe video in one capacity or another, so I may see about getting my hands on one sometime
@@JackFossett Fair enough! Hopefully we'll see more Deluxe in the future then! This video made me miss my Princeton even more than I already did. That little amp has tone for days!
Hey Jack, big fan of your demo videos. Those pedals do sound great with the Princeton. I’ll probably be trying some of them out on my Princeton 12” Canabis Rex loaded amp. I also have an old 1970’s Twin Reverb silver face (re-tubbed and re-biased) so it sounds great on its own but have always had a hard time finding pedals that work well with it due to its clean glassy sound these amps are known for. So yes, I’d love to see you do a pedal demo on a silverface twin - perhaps on a 68 twin reissue that are readily available as that would probably be as close to the 70’s version as you could get.
I have a Princeton Reverb. And a Nano (not +!) pb. Dead solid simple: Boss TU3 tuner, which I use to power a Boss SD-1 (aka the yellow one), and then a Fulltone (RIP) OCD 1.4. I Velcro the oem rev/vib ftsw to the left side of the board for onboard reverb and tremolo. I play an Esquire guitar, so I use position 1 (straight to output jack- no tone control) for boost/lead, and position 2 for rhythm, w tone at about 8. By stacking the two drives I can get gnarly :)
Love your channel, tone and ideas. God bless 🙏
I got to get me one of those double bound lake placid teles.
Very interesting. I finally got a Princeton (65 reissue) and am very happy with it. Although at home I've found I'm around 2 to 3 with the volume on channel 1 so my gain tones at home are all pedals. At first I had my old Boss SD-1 and the exact Fuzz you have here (Dunlop Band of Gypsies.) I wasn't happy with the SD-1, it colored the tone too much in a way II didn't like so I got a JHS Morning Glory. Problem solved BUT still needed something for distortion-heavier gain, lead tones. At first I used a Rat which was ok but not quite what I wanted. I ended up getting a Fullltone OCD V1 and along with the Morning Glory am now totally set. The OCD really brings out the lower midrange that I was missing from the Princeton at the lower home volumes at least. Also I got a JHS Tone Bender and sold the Dunlop fuzz. That was the final piece of the puzzle for me. Much more aggressive and suited to my style than the classic Fuzzface. I love that thing,. With the OCD, Morning Glory and JHS Bender all going I have pretty much guaranteed singing, feedback drenched lead without going above 3 on my amp!
In truth the OCD could probably cover any gaps the Morning Glory fills but I plan to keep both Especially until I get my Les Paul Tribute setup with 50's wiring so I can experiment with the volume knobs more as I do more now already on my Strat. My other setup is a Strymon Iridium for recording which is a different challenge.
What I'd like to see next is your board for a Fender Bassman. That's an amp whose clean tone I love but I wouldn't be able to crank very often so I'm curious to know what overdrive setup you'd use. That or a Marshall Studio Vintage are my next amp purchases, in the distant $$$ future for now. That or possible a silverface Vibrolux which at home of course I wouldn't be able to crank though live I would and might just use an OCD though I really am leaning towards the Marshall since the Princeton has satisfied my Fender clean, reverb, vibrato needs. I also use a Strymon Flint sometimes to get different Tremelo than the Princeton as well as the 80's hall reverb for more ethereal tones. All in all a great amp although when I get into a band situation I'm wondering how things will change with the headroom. When I've brought it up to five or six it's started to break up quite a bit so I definitely will be adjusting my pedals then or getting something bigger. Definitely keeping the Princeton either way.
Thankyou jack,always good to have purchases justified and pedal order as well.i have the 68 custom and run pretty much the same but for the fuzz. A blues breaker copy( mooer) into a TS9 ,steel singer( nux) both relatively low gain mid vol,mud tone and an American sound joyo then delay and reverb. My 68 reverb is sadly lacking,tremelo is good but rarely have need to use it.american sound is there as I often run out to different amps without the tonal choices of the Princeton. I have duplicated this board with various manufacturers pedals but agree stacking works really well with some pedals but have had a few that won't coexist. Look forward to next installment.
That amp sounds beautiful
super tasteful. like it.
Tech 21 richie kotzen fly rig into that Princeton would shine !!!
One of the reasons I chose my Carr Super Bee for a smaller practice amp is my pedals I use with my Super Reverb work with it - and would be sick with a Princeton too. Getting the right pedals paired with the right amp and guitars is huges
Love the Belle, I’d own one if I didn’t own the one more transparent overdrive on the market (Tube Factor)
Very cool!
I have a couple sweet pedalboards but I keep finding myself going back to the OG energy saving coily cord... Doing my part to save the planet. 🙃✌
Excellent video! Been trying to match overdrives with my Princeton recently, so the timing is perfect. Just out of curiosity, what were your Princeton volume, bass, and treble set at?
Hey, Jack! I use the 65 Princeton Reverb as my main amp. You’ve inspired me to buy a Wampler Belle pedal, but I find it lacks volume and headroom. Is that normal? I have to use to with my Ikon Archer on to get loud enough. Do you there is something wrong with the pedal, or it’s meant to be paired with other pedals? It doesn’t work well at all as clean boost, for example. I’d like to receive your advice before returning it, because I’ve dialed some awesome overdriven tones with the Belle paired with an Ikon Archer and a Boss BP-1 Waza.
Always thought a "Tumnus" into a Princeton was a perfect pairing, interesting you went for the "Belle", really liked the "Dude" sound, and "Mr Black" ... am an avid Prineton Fan ... so more please!
Great way to showcase both amps and pedals. Hope you do more of these in the future. One question- I do have the Belle which I love, but run it on 9v which powers my small pedalboard. Why did you run it on 18v? Does it sound markedly different? Thanks!
I gave your video a second view because I am about ready to buy a princeton. I really like what you put together. What about a Chorus? Is so, what would it be? Keep up the great work!
Thank you.
Thanks! Best chorus for your money IMO is the Keeley Seafoam plus. It can get any chorus sound you want.
I wonder what your choices would be for the blues jr. To be more specific, I have the same version which is blues jr viii tweed nos.
In fact a Blues Junior Pedalboard is numero uno on my list of videos to do!
@JackFossett your playing on that strat was beautiful. What model stratocaster is that? I didn't see it in the gear list. Thanks.
Great tones! Side note, my first 65 prri had a nasty buzz on low e, g really bad, volume 4 -5 depending on the bass eq. I sent it back and the replacement is only slightly better. The prri obviously crazy bassy but not sure I want to keep bass below 3 just to keep a g chord from buzzing. Do you experience this if the bass or volume is too high?
Oh no I’ve never had that experience - is it the 68?
Greetings Mr. Fossett, have you tried a Boss BD-2 with the PRRI? If so, do you think they are a good match? Thanks!
Excellent video and great performance!
I love the sound of the Wampler Belle At 18volts!!! (I also run a Ego Compressor at 18v) I use it at the of my other 3 drives as a volume boost!
I am glad that you are using different voltage because to me I hear a bit more of headroom and clarity definition on each note and an extra volume by natural specially At 18volts.
Do you use the switch side button on the Belle on or off? Thanks for these series…can’t wait to see the next video!
Nice démo, nice approch ! I have a vibro champ (without reverb) and interesting about a same vidéo on the vibro champ even if you already have the reverb on your 68 SF... Maybe you could test with reverb pedal for those like me !
I feel like this was made just for me. Even if it wasn't, I'm just going to pretend it was.
PS been meaning to check out The Dude.
Awesome stuff Jack! Notice you're playing thru input 2 at ~4.5 volume. Would you recommend that vs. say having input 1 at 3.5ish volume? Curious to see how the amp reacts especially with pedals in these two scenarios.
For me to forget the amp foot switch would mean I’d forgot the amp, I always put the Princeton foot switch in the back.
New here. Really inspiring. Interesting, I have the Belle too, its great. Didnt know it can handle 18v, curious about your finding with 9 vs 18v? Keep up the good work…
With pedals my issues are added hiss, and tone degrading. If you have more high end amp, that negative effect is more noticeable.
Very nice! Question, did you use a Y cable to power some of the pedals? I have the EB Volt and 5 pedals. So I had to use a Y cable to power 2 pedals from 1 Volt port.
Yes I used a Y on the tuner and the comp
Hey Jack, wonder if you would consider doing a demo w/ the PRRI using 'amp in a box' type pedals? I know Catalinbread makes the DLS MKIII, and RAH, etc. and would be interested to hear you demo some of them. Cheers.
That’s a great suggestion. I used to have an RAF but it is sadly not with me anymore.
Awesome! I would really like to see a custom pedal board for the tone king gremlin 😜
I appreciate the persistence
@@JackFossett lol I’m sorry man. I just am new to “boutique “ amps and it’s like a major discovery for me. All this money in guitars and I should have been putting it toward amps I think
Just a quick question Jack, is that Dunlop FFM6 Band of Gypsys Fuzz Face your main fuzz on any board you use? I'm also looking to team that up with my Princeton. I was also looking at the Mojo Hand FX Crosstown. I would appreciate your opinion. Thanks for all your video's Jack.
Check out The JHS Fuzz series. They have four. I had a Dunlop Fuzz Face with my Princeton and wasn't thrilled although it's a matter of taste. It certainly wasn't bad,
@@dahliafiend Thanks for your input, much appreciated! I still haven't purchased one yet. I am doing my research on this pedal, I don't want to just buy one that is popular. I want one fuzz pedal not 3 or 4. I have watched a few videos Josh has put up at JHS. He does a great job with them.Thanks again.
👍👍👍
you need a trem pedal for a princeton reverb?
Omg no! Princetons have tube bias tremolo. It’s the best sounding tremolo design out there, and only very few Fender amps have that type.
How good is it at playing dire straits with this amp at bedroom volume? I'm afraid I'll buy it and it won't be clean enough.
The amp? Very clean at bedroom volume
It's super loud until you get it to distort in your bedroom.
My issue with the Princeton Reverb is the headroom. Breaks up after 5 on the volume knob. What have any of you done to increase the clean headroom?
Get someone who knows what they are doing to cool the bias on the tubes. At least that’s what I'm getting done.
What is the clean riff that you play repeatedly on this video?
It’s an original piece I’m working on actually
@@JackFossett looking forward to it!
I’ve played every popular overdrive through the PRRI and nothing comes close to the Barber Burn Unit. No exaggeration.
Why the dude not after the wompler
3 gain pedals? How about a simplified pedal board with fewer numbers?
Because I like it this way.
@@JackFossett I use 3 gain pedals too. Barber Gain Changer S.R > Fulltone OCD > Thorpy Fallout Cloud Muff - same Amp with a Suhr Strat & Lollar Pickups.
Oh wow I bet that sounds massive
@@JackFossett Thanks brother. I'm happy with my current pedal choices. You always have some great tones and cool information. Enjoying your channel.