Been using this pedal for 21 years and it’s been rock solid. For me as a family man, it’s a great time to be a guitarist with so much affordable, good sounding gear out there.
I gotta say when I stumbled upon your site and videos when I was painstakingly searching out everything Gilmour tone related, I felt like you were a godsend! Literally everything I’ve wanted to know you have documented and explained. Thank you for that. You are my Google for Gilmour lol. Your playing is amazing and I appreciate all you put out. Cheers!
I got 4 of them. Keeley, Waza Crap, Alchemy modded and stock. The Alchemy is on my board cause it has a good dirt sound at low gain. With 3 drives on my board, I tend to keep the gain low so the noise level is bearable. The Keeley and Waza are very clean with little gain. The stock is more noisy than I would ever believe. Also I got all these used and cheap compared to most prices I see on Ebay or Reverb.
The only thing better than the gorgeous guitar tones is your playing. You do justice to any video about David Gilmour. Thanks. I might just buy a BD2 and the other pedals only because of your playing.
What I do with my BD2 is I push the tone all the way up, but I turn the tone knob on my guitar all the way down. That way, all the high ends coming out are from the pedal and it doesn’t have any shrillness. Very rich and full! Gives me a very Santana-esque sound.
I bought a bd2 after watching this video an about a year ago and, it has brought me a lot closer to DG’s tone. It’s difficult to get his tone at bedroom volume but, this pedal was a tremendous improvement. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
As always, we appreciate your insight, your knowledge, your talent, and your mature grace in presenting information that otherwise isn't communicated in other videos. Cheers!
I already had one of these ordered before I watched this video but wow! Thanks for justifying my purchase, Bjorn! I really appreciate these budget videos!
Dude that black strat is KILLER!! Neck binding, no messy-cut cavities beneath the pickguardstratocaster. Two things, and Wow! what a difference! Sweet tones too, Slam dunk!!
Wow, Amazing! I noticed that you have D Allen VooDoo P'ups in your Strat. I bought a Jimmie Vaughan Signature Strat last Xmas day & realised later that the stock P'ups were swapped out, but with D Allen VooDoo Blues P'ups. Bonus for Me! I've never heard better P'ups in my life! I also own a BD2. Love it!
It is truly amazing :) The sound of the guitar leaves the speaker and it is ringing in front of me. Moreover, it is very clean. I also study to be able to master the effectors. Always thank you for your proper guidance ♪ miu from KYOTO JAPAN
I’m doing similar with an old Digitech Screamin’ Blues (their BD-2)… same tones as the Boss pedal with more versatile EQ… great channel, absolutely what I’ve been looking for 👍
Your tone and bends are awesome! I’ve been on the fence about getting this pedal; most reviews I’ve seen have shown it with more fuzz and focused on the bottom end. I have those types of pedals already. This was very helpful to hear it in a different, more transparent light, and helped me decide to buy one. Thanks for the great post!
This is a great look into the BD-2. It's really cool when you do these types of videos. The Bd-2 sounds killer with the Lionheart. Also your playing is as strong as your Viking beard lol.
Nice vid Bjork, ive been following your web and your channel since 2013 and i can say that most of my equipment has been bought with the help of your reviews and tone guides. I have a BD-2 for recommendations from your web, is one of the nice sounding, good build quality and versatile pedals of all of my pedal board and now is nice to have a slightly help for dialing Gilmour tones. Thanks and greetings from Perú.
Lovely sound.. I have this pedal but not the other gear. Have a fender squire and Marshall 10cf But I was not expecting this level of class in tone. Bravo!!!
Bloody lovely, that's just your playing. I really need to get one, been putting it off for years but now I have no excuse. Excellent demo as always, bravo.
I've owned lots of boutique overdrives, but seriously, the Boss OD-1, SD-1, and BD-2 are some of my favorites of all time. They are just fantastic pedals.
gilmourish riis you should be responding to all of your comments man, otherwise the audience feels like we’re just being taught but can’t ask questions, there’s no point in me ever commenting if I’m not gonna get a response. Trust me it will make a big difference
Wackentosh Jr any idea how much time it’d take answering all youtube questions AND all the questions he gets on his site? I don’t think you’d do it either
DoctorSpock there’s 24 comments here, most of which he will just say thank you. And if he keeps up with it it won’t take long at all. Are we looking at the same comment feed?
@wackentoshjr Not sure what you're tring to achieve here but this video was posted only a couple of hours ago and I reply to each and every comment.... for free. I say a polite thank you to those who thank me and I reply to every question. Be polite and enjoy.
I've had my BOSS BD-2 for over 20 years. I haven't used it much lately, but after watching this I might have to dig it out. Remember, before there were boutique pedals EVERYBODY used BOSS, Ibanez or MXR etc. because that's all their was as far as mass produced effects pedals goes. I've become somewhat of a boutique pedal snob too, but I will never spend more than say $180.00 on any one pedal. There is too much good stuff out there at reasonable prices to pay much more than that...and I wont hesitate to buy used since I'm always on a budget. Anyway, Nice video Bjorn! Love your channel. A must for any Gilmour fan...
gilmourish riis Hey Bjorn, Thanks for the reply my friend. So last night I did in fact break out my old BD-2 for the first time in a while...and I really liked the results in getting a "budget Gilmour tone". Two things I did though which tones down some of the fizziness associated with a Blues Driver. First, here was my simple signal chain. American Standard Strat (Dimarzio Area Pickups)>Barber Tone Press Compressor>Boss BD-2>Xotic EP Booster>Reason Bambino Grande amplifier (20 Watt setting). The Tone Press running before the BD-2 and the EP Booster running after the BD-2 really seemed to tame some of that fizziness with the Blues Driver that you spoke of. I also kept the tone knob on the Blues Driver on only at 9:00. Anything higher it sounds a bit shrill and nasally. I didn't use any delay at all or a modulation pedal, but it was still good enough to capture a decent Gilmour overdrive sound similar to "Time" and "Money" from Dark Side of the Moon. So there you have it. My version of Gilmour on a budget. All 3 of the pedals used were VERY affordable... Cheers!
Great demo of my favourite Boss drive pedal. I use two: the Keeley SPM Ge (based on his famous BD-2 phat mod) and the Monte Allums BD-2 Blues Stack modded version. One set for lower gain/boost, one set for higher gain.
@@ripplebear Thanks. It works very well as a de facto Coloursound tone. I put if after my Keeley Darkside Fuzz - amazing! Turned a modern RAT-type tone into a Fuzzface-meets-Muff. Perfect midrange.
Great demo of my favorite and longest running pedal on my board. 9 years now. It’s actually my high gain Tube Driverish pedal on my Cornish Mk II inspired chain with the TD-X as the boost for my Muff.
Great demo Sr. , you have got a vey good tone from BD-2! This is one of may favorite drive/dist pedals which I use incessantly. Thank you for share this vídeo!
Thank you for this demo; it made me a believer that that awesome tone was achievable at an affordable price. I recently purchased one of the better (imho) BD2 clones. I am shocked at how good that pedal is. You can get that range of a slightly dirty boost to an almost fuzz sounding tone from one pedal. I’d been looking for a while now for an alternative pedal to the Powerboost, one that’s budget friendly and low volume/bedroom friendly. The Blues Driver, or any of it’s good clones, does an amazing job at nailing those awesome, glassy Powerboost tones from DSOTM or WYWH. It also can do the Tube Driver thing pretty well, too, and plays nice with both the classic silicon Fuzz Face and Big Muff. A must for Gilmour enthusiasts and guitarists in general.
Beautifully transparent overdrive that works with any guitar, but it really goes with a strat like peanut butter goes with jam (or if you're Swedish, like herring goes with butter). Awesome value for the money too!
The BD-2 is an awesome pedal. It is always on of my boards (or a close relative such as the Keeley super phat mod). I like it best for light overdrive but the high gain tones are also great and the touch sensitivity lets one play so nicely with the volume knob. Nice demo again Björn!
I really don’t know since I have never played a Keeley modded BD-2. Compared to the stock BD-2 the SP is more smooth and gentle and far less noisy. I guess the Keeley mod also involves some component upgrades ... but zu am only guessing. Maybe somebody has first hand experience here?
SUPER VID, Brother!!!! Black Strat turns into Red Strat at 5:02!!!! Truly awesome indeed!! I'll have to go shopping too!! Thanks TOO much for posting!!
Years ago, I went to a musical instrument store to try some pedals. I asked to try some Boss pedals and a Rat. I took the Rat and the BD-2. I Just love them.
I’m more of a fan of the Marshall Bluesbreaker pedal, but the BD-2 is a fantastic piece of kit, and well worth checking out for anybody who needs something below DS1/D+/Rat levels of gain.
This was my first pedal and it has never left my board. Great sound tho mine has Keeley MOD. If you want to start out this and a good delay goes along way.
I bought both the BD2 and the Coloursound Overdriver (US-market version of the Power Boost) as a student. I still have both and they've remained the foundation of my tone ever since. Recently I've been using the Coloursound exclusively to give me a more aggressive, crunchy Animals-era tone. I find it's more transparent and colours the tone less (ironically, given the name) - it just does overdrive - but can also feel quite cold as a result. It definitely needs careful EQ. But today, I plugged in my BD2 for the first time in a couple of years and the tone is lovely. Warm, lush, rich. It definitely adds colour to the tone - it's not as transparent as the Coloursound. But the colour is smooth, and I'd say great for Gilmour's Division Bell tones onwards. I remembered why I originally bought it - to give some of that creamy, bluesy warmth to my tone when all I had was a cheap, soulless digital amp to play through. Needless to say I've added the BD2 straight back onto my board for experimentation.
The second best part of this video is BD2's sound. The first best part is the musical skill to bring out all the minor licks or gilmour into a relative major scale.
There is a very good mini clone of the Boss Blues Driver- the Mooer Blues Mood. Its really excellent, sound is on the money, it's well built (mini metal enclosure).
I got the keeley phat mod and it's absolutely stellar in every way possible. I guarantee you if you buy any version of the blues driver you'll love it. I did so much research and wow... It's perfect
Great video. I bought it last week, awesome pedal!!! I compared it with my BK Butler Tube Driver and I couldn´t notice any difference....and in some settiengs The BD-2 beats the Tube Driver...maybe because I´m playing not too loud in my house on a Hiwatt T20. I suscribed your channel about a year ago and helped me decide with this ande the MXR Custom Shop P90, another great pedal too.
Your playing is without a doubt is inspired by Mr Gilmour. I had a guitar player in my band back in the 90’s that was influenced by the Allman Brothers ,so much so everything he sang & played sounded like the allman brothers lol Imagine Dwayne playing give me three steps ! lol But he was a fantastic person & a great player !
Very glad to stumble upon this as I have both those pedals and have been trying to get something close that sound, though with a telecaster. I thought the flanger sounded a little high when you had the volume all the way up.
Been using this pedal for 21 years and it’s been rock solid. For me as a family man, it’s a great time to be a guitarist with so much affordable, good sounding gear out there.
What’s even more amazing is the smooth playing. Getting the Gilmour feel right.
Thank you!
I gotta say when I stumbled upon your site and videos when I was painstakingly searching out everything Gilmour tone related, I felt like you were a godsend! Literally everything I’ve wanted to know you have documented and explained. Thank you for that. You are my Google for Gilmour lol. Your playing is amazing and I appreciate all you put out. Cheers!
Thanks for your very kind words!
Jesus I love the tone.I too spent years in the 90s trying to find a Gilmour style tone.....never occurred to me to try this pedal....cheers
Try it on 12 volts, the tone improvement will surprise you
@@BluesPre If you want your pedal to break, that is. That being said, it does sound great at 12v
Boss BD-2 is one of the most versatile pedals on the market.
The waza craft is even better. If you can believe it.
I got 4 of them. Keeley, Waza Crap, Alchemy modded and stock. The Alchemy is on my board cause it has a good dirt sound at low gain. With 3 drives on my board, I tend to keep the gain low so the noise level is bearable. The Keeley and Waza are very clean with little gain. The stock is more noisy than I would ever believe. Also I got all these used and cheap compared to most prices I see on Ebay or Reverb.
The only thing better than the gorgeous guitar tones is your playing. You do justice to any video about David Gilmour. Thanks. I might just buy a BD2 and the other pedals only because of your playing.
Thanks for the kind words!
I love your channel. You are a nerd but in the best possible way. You've really helped me enjoy my playing. Thanks a lot.
Cheers!
What I do with my BD2 is I push the tone all the way up, but I turn the tone knob on my guitar all the way down. That way, all the high ends coming out are from the pedal and it doesn’t have any shrillness. Very rich and full! Gives me a very Santana-esque sound.
I bought a bd2 after watching this video an about a year ago and, it has brought me a lot closer to DG’s tone. It’s difficult to get his tone at bedroom volume but, this pedal was a tremendous improvement. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
As always, we appreciate your insight, your knowledge, your talent, and your mature grace in presenting information that otherwise isn't communicated in other videos. Cheers!
Thank you!
I already had one of these ordered before I watched this video but wow! Thanks for justifying my purchase, Bjorn! I really appreciate these budget videos!
Thanks!
Dude that black strat is KILLER!!
Neck binding, no messy-cut cavities beneath the pickguardstratocaster. Two things, and Wow! what a difference!
Sweet tones too, Slam dunk!!
Just got this pedal based off this review and I'm incredibly impressed by it, super excited to dig into more! Thanks Bjørn!
Great pedal 👍
Sublime playing, as per usual Bjorn.
Thanks!
Wow, Amazing! I noticed that you have D Allen VooDoo P'ups in your Strat. I bought a Jimmie Vaughan Signature Strat last Xmas day & realised later that the stock P'ups were swapped out, but with D Allen VooDoo Blues P'ups. Bonus for Me! I've never heard better P'ups in my life! I also own a BD2. Love it!
Sounds like a solo on No more lonely nights (Paul McCartney) Great sound!
Recorded by DG with a flangered OD
It is truly amazing :)
The sound of the guitar leaves the speaker and it is ringing in front of me.
Moreover, it is very clean.
I also study to be able to master the effectors. Always thank you for your proper guidance ♪
miu from KYOTO JAPAN
Thanks!
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Just bought one today! Have loved playing around with it so far!
I’m doing similar with an old Digitech Screamin’ Blues (their BD-2)… same tones as the Boss pedal with more versatile EQ… great channel, absolutely what I’ve been looking for 👍
Your playing as the pedal sound pretty convincing to my ear 👌🤠
Your tone and bends are awesome! I’ve been on the fence about getting this pedal; most reviews I’ve seen have shown it with more fuzz and focused on the bottom end. I have those types of pedals already. This was very helpful to hear it in a different, more transparent light, and helped me decide to buy one. Thanks for the great post!
Thank you!
Same thing that was holding me back, this video made me want one now.
This is a great look into the BD-2. It's really cool when you do these types of videos. The Bd-2 sounds killer with the Lionheart. Also your playing is as strong as your Viking beard lol.
Ha ha! Thank you!
Nice vid Bjork, ive been following your web and your channel since 2013 and i can say that most of my equipment has been bought with the help of your reviews and tone guides. I have a BD-2 for recommendations from your web, is one of the nice sounding, good build quality and versatile pedals of all of my pedal board and now is nice to have a slightly help for dialing Gilmour tones. Thanks and greetings from Perú.
Glad to hear! Thanks!
I've been considering BD2 but this video really sold it to me!
Love the playing and the tone you achieved. Great demo. 🙏
Thanks!
Thanks for the video, I had heard this was quite a good option for that "on the go" Gilmour tone and you've convinced me it's possible
Lovely sound.. I have this pedal but not the other gear. Have a fender squire and Marshall 10cf But I was not expecting this level of class in tone. Bravo!!!
Easily my favorite overdrive pedal. And it sounds great on bass, even stock.
Awesome demo! You really capture Gilmour’s playing too. Your phrasing is excellent 👍🏼
Thank you!
Nice playing with sweet tone on a budget!
Thanks!
Bloody lovely, that's just your playing. I really need to get one, been putting it off for years but now I have no excuse. Excellent demo as always, bravo.
Thank you!
I've owned lots of boutique overdrives, but seriously, the Boss OD-1, SD-1, and BD-2 are some of my favorites of all time. They are just fantastic pedals.
People often neglect these classics but the fact is that they're featured on more classic recordings than you can imagine.
My mini board gain-stage is TS-9/808>SD-1>BD-2.
Classic!
Mark Lugg try od-3 it should.have.been called bd-3!!
I think I have tried an OD-3, but it's been a long time and I don't really remember it. Maybe I'll try it again :)
I got a nice feeling listening to this.
Amazing! I have one, and mine is modified in Keeley specs, and this pedal doesn't get out of my pedalboard never! Hugs!
In this video I'm presenting one of my all time favourite overdrive pedals, the classic Boss BD-2.
gilmourish riis you should be responding to all of your comments man, otherwise the audience feels like we’re just being taught but can’t ask questions, there’s no point in me ever commenting if I’m not gonna get a response. Trust me it will make a big difference
Wackentosh Jr any idea how much time it’d take answering all youtube questions AND all the questions he gets on his site? I don’t think you’d do it either
DoctorSpock there’s 24 comments here, most of which he will just say thank you. And if he keeps up with it it won’t take long at all. Are we looking at the same comment feed?
Wow man, entitled much? How about just enjoy the sounds?
@wackentoshjr Not sure what you're tring to achieve here but this video was posted only a couple of hours ago and I reply to each and every comment.... for free. I say a polite thank you to those who thank me and I reply to every question. Be polite and enjoy.
I've had my BOSS BD-2 for over 20 years. I haven't used it much lately, but after watching this I might have to dig it out. Remember, before there were boutique pedals EVERYBODY used BOSS, Ibanez or MXR etc. because that's all their was as far as mass produced effects pedals goes. I've become somewhat of a boutique pedal snob too, but I will never spend more than say $180.00 on any one pedal. There is too much good stuff out there at reasonable prices to pay much more than that...and I wont hesitate to buy used since I'm always on a budget.
Anyway, Nice video Bjorn! Love your channel. A must for any Gilmour fan...
Thank you! Easy to overlook these classics!
gilmourish riis
Hey Bjorn,
Thanks for the reply my friend.
So last night I did in fact break out my old BD-2 for the first time in a while...and I really liked the results in getting a "budget Gilmour tone".
Two things I did though which tones down some of the fizziness associated with a Blues Driver.
First, here was my simple signal chain.
American Standard Strat (Dimarzio Area Pickups)>Barber Tone Press Compressor>Boss BD-2>Xotic EP Booster>Reason Bambino Grande amplifier (20 Watt setting).
The Tone Press running before the BD-2 and the EP Booster running after the BD-2 really seemed to tame some of that fizziness with the Blues Driver that you spoke of. I also kept the tone knob on the Blues Driver on only at 9:00. Anything higher it sounds a bit shrill and nasally. I didn't use any delay at all or a modulation pedal, but it was still good enough to capture a decent Gilmour overdrive sound similar to "Time" and "Money" from Dark Side of the Moon. So there you have it. My version of Gilmour on a budget. All 3 of the pedals used were VERY affordable...
Cheers!
Great video! I hope to see more Gilmour on a Budget videos! Great idea.
Stay tuned :)
Hooray! Gilmour for us minimum wage workers.
Great demo of my favourite Boss drive pedal.
I use two: the Keeley SPM Ge (based on his famous BD-2 phat mod) and the Monte Allums BD-2 Blues Stack modded version. One set for lower gain/boost, one set for higher gain.
Nice set up you got there. That Ge phat mod is so nice!
@@ripplebear Thanks. It works very well as a de facto Coloursound tone.
I put if after my Keeley Darkside Fuzz - amazing! Turned a modern RAT-type tone into a Fuzzface-meets-Muff. Perfect midrange.
Great demo of my favorite and longest running pedal on my board. 9 years now. It’s actually my high gain Tube Driverish pedal on my Cornish Mk II inspired chain with the TD-X as the boost for my Muff.
Awesome!
I finally got a chance to try out your tip and was really pleased with the results. BD2 to a Peavey Classic 30. Playing a Standard Telecaster. Nice 😀
Whooaa mate!! Amazing tone right there! Going to be getting BD-2 definetely :D
Thanks. This is one of the videos that has helped me decide.
I like the binding on that fender neck!
What a tone brother 👏👏👏
Now THAT'S how to use a blues pedal. Excellent!!
Very nice! I'm inspired to put my BD-2 Waza back on my board and try higher gain settings and use the guitar volume control more!
Had one of these on my board for over 20 years. My absolute fav dirt box.
Great demo Sr. , you have got a vey good tone from BD-2! This is one of may favorite drive/dist pedals which I use incessantly. Thank you for share this vídeo!
Thanks!
Thank you for this demo; it made me a believer that that awesome tone was achievable at an affordable price. I recently purchased one of the better (imho) BD2 clones. I am shocked at how good that pedal is. You can get that range of a slightly dirty boost to an almost fuzz sounding tone from one pedal. I’d been looking for a while now for an alternative pedal to the Powerboost, one that’s budget friendly and low volume/bedroom friendly. The Blues Driver, or any of it’s good clones, does an amazing job at nailing those awesome, glassy Powerboost tones from DSOTM or WYWH. It also can do the Tube Driver thing pretty well, too, and plays nice with both the classic silicon Fuzz Face and Big Muff. A must for Gilmour enthusiasts and guitarists in general.
Yep. I’ve used the BD2 for over 20 years and it never fails.
Beautifully transparent overdrive that works with any guitar, but it really goes with a strat like peanut butter goes with jam (or if you're Swedish, like herring goes with butter). Awesome value for the money too!
Awesome Bjorn! Really great example of playing on a budget.
Thanks!
Thank you, I love this pedal too!!! Great choice!
The BD-2 is an awesome pedal. It is always on of my boards (or a close relative such as the Keeley super phat mod). I like it best for light overdrive but the high gain tones are also great and the touch sensitivity lets one play so nicely with the volume knob. Nice demo again Björn!
Thanks!
Do you have the SPM standard or the germanium?
I have the regular and love it. Never played the germanium but the demos I heard sounded great!
So Frank, what do you say, the SPM sounds exactly like the BOSS BD2 WITH KEELEY MOD or better, not the same??? I'm trying to decide which one to buy.
I really don’t know since I have never played a Keeley modded BD-2. Compared to the stock BD-2 the SP is more smooth and gentle and far less noisy. I guess the Keeley mod also involves some component upgrades ... but zu am only guessing. Maybe somebody has first hand experience here?
That neck is so sick.
Can't see it. He's got a beard in the way.
Thanks for the new series of videos like this one and the other ones like the Rotary...really helps!
SUPER VID, Brother!!!!
Black Strat turns into
Red Strat at 5:02!!!!
Truly awesome indeed!!
I'll have to go shopping too!!
Thanks TOO much for posting!!
Thanks!
FUCKKKKK, I just had the best eargasm EVER, this is the best demo for this pedal in youtube thank you so much!
Thank you!
Years ago, I went to a musical instrument store to try some pedals.
I asked to try some Boss pedals and a Rat. I took the Rat and the BD-2. I Just love them.
Great tone and wonderful playing!
Thanks!
i watch this only for the solo amazing solo man
Thanks!
I’m more of a fan of the Marshall Bluesbreaker pedal, but the BD-2 is a fantastic piece of kit, and well worth checking out for anybody who needs something below DS1/D+/Rat levels of gain.
This was my first pedal and it has never left my board. Great sound tho mine has Keeley MOD. If you want to start out this and a good delay goes along way.
Yep!
This was also my first pedal, never getting rid of it
I bought both the BD2 and the Coloursound Overdriver (US-market version of the Power Boost) as a student. I still have both and they've remained the foundation of my tone ever since.
Recently I've been using the Coloursound exclusively to give me a more aggressive, crunchy Animals-era tone. I find it's more transparent and colours the tone less (ironically, given the name) - it just does overdrive - but can also feel quite cold as a result. It definitely needs careful EQ.
But today, I plugged in my BD2 for the first time in a couple of years and the tone is lovely. Warm, lush, rich. It definitely adds colour to the tone - it's not as transparent as the Coloursound. But the colour is smooth, and I'd say great for Gilmour's Division Bell tones onwards. I remembered why I originally bought it - to give some of that creamy, bluesy warmth to my tone when all I had was a cheap, soulless digital amp to play through.
Needless to say I've added the BD2 straight back onto my board for experimentation.
Tnx Bjorn! this video show me that i don't need OD and fuzz. the bd2 is enough.
Absolutely!
Nice presentation of this pedal.
Haha That Shine on You Crazy Diamond at the end sounded really nice.
Great demo and great tone. Thanks for posting.
Thanks!
Bjorn, you’re my new hero :)
Well, thank you 😎
The second best part of this video is BD2's sound. The first best part is the musical skill to bring out all the minor licks or gilmour into a relative major scale.
Idk why this pedal so related with psychedelic genre, awesome review,i like your sound settings! Thumbs up
Summer Breeze, that's why!
Congratulations. You've just convinced me to go out and buy this pedal
Mission acomplished! 😉
Wow great sound!! Really like to see more of those videos!! :D
Thanks!
Awesome video!!! Very good explained Bjorn. Thanks!!
Thanks!
Fantastic video ... I've been a fan of your website for a long time ... I've now subscribed
Thank you!
There is a very good mini clone of the Boss Blues Driver- the Mooer Blues Mood. Its really excellent, sound is on the money, it's well built (mini metal enclosure).
Boss blues driver is one of my favorite overdrive of all time.
Very nice playing.
Thanks!
Amazing Budget! Kisses from Brazil!
Really nice tone and playing.
Stunning playing!!!
Thank you!
His beard ... it's ... it's magNIficent!! o.O
I got the keeley phat mod and it's absolutely stellar in every way possible. I guarantee you if you buy any version of the blues driver you'll love it. I did so much research and wow... It's perfect
i'll get od-3, they're super nice
rockychieng88 od-3 is.what.gilmore used on tour!!
seting this after a fuzz face or big muff sounds amazing
Love your guitar playing
Thank you!
What a great sound!
Thank you!
Beautiful tone!
Great video. I bought it last week, awesome pedal!!! I compared it with my BK Butler Tube Driver and I couldn´t notice any difference....and in some settiengs The BD-2 beats the Tube Driver...maybe because I´m playing not too loud in my house on a Hiwatt T20.
I suscribed your channel about a year ago and helped me decide with this ande the MXR Custom Shop P90, another great pedal too.
Awesome! Thanks!
Proud owner of one of those blue beauties 😊
Beautiful playing!
Thanks!
Your playing is without a doubt is inspired by Mr Gilmour.
I had a guitar player in my band back in the 90’s
that was influenced by the Allman Brothers ,so much so
everything he sang & played sounded like the allman brothers lol
Imagine Dwayne playing give me three steps ! lol
But he was a fantastic person & a great player !
Very glad to stumble upon this as I have both those pedals and have been trying to get something close that sound, though with a telecaster. I thought the flanger sounded a little high when you had the volume all the way up.
Such a beautiful creamy clean tone ❤️🎸🎸
Thank you!
The BD-2 sounds better than many boutique pedals if you know how to use it. It's not a "budget" sounding pedal, and many pro players love this pedal.
Yep!
I use a stock one and it sounds like a real tube amp, with the dynamic response you’d expect
Wowser! I have this pedal and it never sounded like this. I think the guitar player is GREAT.
Thank you!
Nice. Great quality to the sound and made simple. Thanks
Top notch sound and playing. Thanks. :)
Thank you!
Learned so much so soon,ty
Thank you!
It's just so versatile.