Watching this video again over a year and 20,000 views later!! This literally just popped up on my TH-cam feed. Enormous thanks to everyone that grabbed a Dirty Tree because of this video and a big time thanks to Fluff. Almost hit 3000x units built and shipped which is CRAZY! Especially for a small time home based pedal builder. The fact that I've shipped this pedal to many many many legendary musicians including some of my idols....just blows my mind every single day!!
rite on brother!!! just got mine last week...it fucking rules!!! run it in my stereo rig w a mesa mark IV and badlander 50W...adds the sauce as ryan says!!! cheers mate, and many thanx!!!
This pedal is insane and honestly the pedal I have been waiting for. I am hoping to order mine tomorrow so I can show all of my friends what they are missing 🤘🏻
New Zealands greatest pedal maestro. I have one of his original Russian Doom Machines, and a bespoke buffered splitter he built for my wet-dry rig. Absolute legend
@Dizzy Duke No it’s not. Every Pepers’ Pedal that I’ve bought has shipped to me from New Zealand in about a week or so, and I’m in the U.S. Tony Pepers usually ships direct via DHL, I believe, so it doesn’t have to go through that log jam at the ports and then to a U.S. distributor. Shipping isn’t free, but I think you’ll be surprised at how fast you receive it.
@Dizzy Duke I've ordered plenty from Pepers and it only takes about a week for the pedal to travel from NZ to Ohio via California. It's something like 9200 miles.
That is one SICK pedal! It’s a clone of the tc electronic integrated preamp aka, the Meshuggah pedal. I have a feeling after this video, Peper’s Pedals cannot make them fast enough.
If you play extended range or baritone guitars. This pedal lets you cut through instantly. I love this pedal so much, I've bought three of them and haven't touched another overdrive since. Fluff is telling the truth
AGREED! The last vid you had that showed it got me to order one, right from the man himself. Then I found out its just him, engeneering and building them himself, after work while maintaining a life and a family! Fuck yes sir, best money Ill ever spend on a pedal.
I have love this pedal. fair price for a great product, and Tony is a really cool dude. My original order got lost in the Mexican post( totally normal) and he resent another pedal from the U.S. really good guy, and very responsive to any questions or issues. Great pedal and even a better dude.
Bought mine a while ago, (limited edition paintjob (2 only)) peppers pedal is awsome, he has made and sold over a thousand now!! Ill be grabbing at least another very soon!!
been watching a number of TCE Integrated Preamp/Fortin Grind clone videos today, may be picking up a Blue Voodoo soon and i kinda want to hear how these will push it. Also makes me wish there were more modern reviews of the Blue voodoo heads
I won this pedal in a giveaway directly sent by Tony himself. Incredible Boost. The latest epiphany in boost territory since a year or two when I find out about the MXR M77 custom badass modified OD. This is PERFECT for a XXX, where the M77 totally fails to clean up, and I can see it pushing it a rectifier perfectly. Also, the design seems to be a copycat of the Isosceles, which has the Fortin 33 and Grind mode switch away from the classic TC integrated, I can tell you TOTALLY different beast. Reminds me a bit of the green channel of the DAE duality instead, has a nice tubescreamy upper mid push while retaining a bit of the TC clank. Awesome pedal. For a 5150, I like a precision drive or the M77 more, but this winds hands down on more flubby, but yet modern metal Amps.
If you love this pedal you should upgrade your all your MESAs speakers hook up wire with a setup from AMPTURCO GUITAR WERKS!! All PEPER Pedals sound awesome thru his rig. I reccomend a custom harness upgrade for your most favoritest guitar!! Your amps will sound even better after you upgrade all the cables and wire. Anthony is a tone guru wizard for sure🤘 hes going places!
Fluff... Just ordered a Dirt Tree today... Also run a Fortin Hexdrive through the front of my 2-channel Rev-G's (95 DR, 2x 99 TR's), with a ZUUL through the Loop to quiet everything down, and there are definitely times I like the Fortin Hexdrive, where it seems to smooth the top-end out a bit, like you said. My settings for the Hexdrive are: Drive - 10 o'clock, Tone - Backed down all the way to the left, Level - Dimed all the way to the right. It just gives it that little extra to smooth out the tone and feel of the amp, without affecting the sound too much. I'm curious to know your thoughts on how the Hexdrive compares to the Dirty Tree, and would love to see a shootout video comparing them, if you have the time. I can't seem to find any videos on YT that are directly comparing them both on the same amp and guitar/signal chain at the same time. Also, one of my 99 Triple Recs needs some work done to it, is that guy that modded your Triple Rec still doing work? Do you still recommend him? Thanks for your time.
Experimenting with goosing preamp and fuzz pedals ( and boosting AFTER) produces some pretty cool results, as well (Pushing a Pepers Green Matamp preamp into a fx return on an SS Orange with a Baritone sounded great and punchy, too)
Last time I tried to get one I think they were sold out, thanks for the reminder to check again but I hope this video doesn't kill the stock before I can get to it!
I owned one and it was cool, especially in my '92 Rev F Dual Recto, but I ended up selling it because it really only does one sound. You can hear it in Fluff's video: it's that metallic filtered "wah stuck halfway" kind of sound. If you're looking for that sound, then this will be a great fit for you. If you're looking for something more versatile, I'd consider something else like a Plumes, Xotic BB, or Suhr Koko Boost.
Interested to know what do you mean with wah stuck halfway cause ive definitely heard it before but cant find anything about it and might be exactly what im looking for
@@oscarcastellon7398 I mean that the Dirty Tree has a "filtered" effect when you turn it on. Kind of like how a wah stuck halfway filters your sound (That is one of Slash's big tone secrets, btw). It cuts out almost all the lows and leaves you with a thinner but more cutting sound. You might like it! It just wasn't for me; didn't feel very versatile.
Too bad they have such a long wait. I would love to have one. Thought about experimenting with stacking the Dirty Tree alongside a TS9 and seeing what happens. Luckily my Endless Blockade Gate is pretty stout when it comes to stopping the noise.
@@nickharper8145DUDE! Stack them! OD first set up normally and then into DT in TC mode which allows you go gain stage into your amp. Lower level, bass and treble to taste. SO GOOD!
you need to try Gup Tech Grindr boost pedal.. 3 pedals in one.. TC integrated preamp, Fortin grind and 33 pedal.. and its cheap.. people at gup tech are amazing
Looks pretty much like a copy from DIY PedalPCB Isosceles... or vice versa :) I've done a few Isosceles DIY (8$ without enclosure), they also sound great and kick my Rev F.
hey fluff, how's it going. just wondering what noise gate you use for your mesa dirty tree combo. I have a dual rec and just put a order in for my dirty tree, just wondering if you have a preference. thanks man
try out ThisHeavyEarth's pedals. THE makes amazing metal distortion and overdrive pedals. They just produced their first boost pedal called the "Pentademon". I personally own their "Chvrchbvrner" distortion/preamp pedal and it is insanely versatile, can make it sound like Jimmy Page or like Infernus of Gorgoroth, and it extremely responsive to boosts. They have the "Fleshrot" pedal to mimic the tone of Florida Death Metal. They even have an upgraded HM-2 clone called the "Crustifixion", and a high gain overdrive called "The Grim". Give them a look, the people in charge of THE are awesome, and respond to questions and feedback very frequently in a very positive way. They specifically want every guitarist that buys their pedals to enjoy them, and will listen to feedback to improve the pedals for the next batches.
Bought one. When playing through my ESP equipped with EMG’s and my LTD with Fishman Fluence, I noticed the volume cuts out slightly when heavy picking on the low strings. It’s weird it’s only for a fraction of a second on the initial strum and then quickly bounces back up to normal volume. It only happens on the TC mode and with my guitars that have active pickups. Have you experienced this?
It's a good pedal, but it can't quite copy the 33. The 33 still has some specific things going on in the mid-range and high end that no clone has reproduced just yet (I have them all.. Yes.. ALL.. and I do have Duality Dx too, but haven't had time to test it yet (yep.. I have too much junk lol)). With that said, for my tone, I'm not a fan of the 33.. But I do recognize it's qualities.
Pairs really well with it. Flipped it on and off with my drummer in the room and we were both surprised at how much clearer the tone sounded in the room. Running into a Mesa 2X12 at the time. Definitely worth the investment.
"however all thoughts and opinions are still mine" seems like a weird thing to say right after adamantly denying any affiliation. Love you Fluff, but be more honest about your videos man and the stuff you are pushing.
Greatest ever ? Fucking bullshit. Your favorite does not equal greatest. "Preference does not dictate performance" Is it good, absolutely. Best ? Not even close.
Anything concerning preference in music isn't objectively measurable. You could compile statistics to find a "greatest player" in a sports league, can't do such a thing for "person X's favorite pedal". Got one on my pedal shelf, along with some boutique stuff and generics like an OD808 and SD-1, and they all get used. It's a great pedal, just not the alpha and omega for me, though it's perfectly plausible that for someone else it might be just that.
@@ventproc yeah I own a Dirty tree, and like you own a bunch of boutique ODs and boosts. Personally I don't get it. The DT is a very limited pedal. I want range, I want versatility. I want something that can work on a whole range of amps not just one style or brand of amp. The dirty tree might work great for mesa rectifiers but that doesn't mean it works great on all amps, and if it does work well on an amp it still lacks features and versatility compared to alot of pedals out there in today's market.
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Watching this video again over a year and 20,000 views later!! This literally just popped up on my TH-cam feed. Enormous thanks to everyone that grabbed a Dirty Tree because of this video and a big time thanks to Fluff. Almost hit 3000x units built and shipped which is CRAZY! Especially for a small time home based pedal builder. The fact that I've shipped this pedal to many many many legendary musicians including some of my idols....just blows my mind every single day!!
rite on brother!!! just got mine last week...it fucking rules!!! run it in my stereo rig w a mesa mark IV and badlander 50W...adds the sauce as ryan says!!! cheers mate, and many thanx!!!
This pedal is insane and honestly the pedal I have been waiting for. I am hoping to order mine tomorrow so I can show all of my friends what they are missing 🤘🏻
It’s legit. Utterly insane pedal, it transforms any loose amp (like a Rec) into a killing machine!
New Zealands greatest pedal maestro. I have one of his original Russian Doom Machines, and a bespoke buffered splitter he built for my wet-dry rig. Absolute legend
Pepers’ Pedals are in New Zealand, by the way. 😉
@Dizzy Duke No it’s not. Every Pepers’ Pedal that I’ve bought has shipped to me from New Zealand in about a week or so, and I’m in the U.S. Tony Pepers usually ships direct via DHL, I believe, so it doesn’t have to go through that log jam at the ports and then to a U.S. distributor. Shipping isn’t free, but I think you’ll be surprised at how fast you receive it.
@Dizzy Duke I've ordered plenty from Pepers and it only takes about a week for the pedal to travel from NZ to Ohio via California. It's something like 9200 miles.
@@rewalker3 I had a similar experience when ordering the Dirty Tree to Ohio. Put it in front of my Badlander. Sounds so fucking great on it.
It's so freaking awesome to see you well known and admired TH-camrs finding Tony 🤟💀🤟 Pepers' Pedals is nothing less than amazing
That is one SICK pedal! It’s a clone of the tc electronic integrated preamp aka, the Meshuggah pedal. I have a feeling after this video, Peper’s Pedals cannot make them fast enough.
Seriously. Between this and the Humongous Fuzz, I don’t think he will have time to eat or sleep for the next two years at least.
@@illegal_space_alien tell me about it 😎
@@TonyPepers ordered! Can’t wait to get this bad boy.
@@TonyPepers saving up for one!
If you play extended range or baritone guitars. This pedal lets you cut through instantly. I love this pedal so much, I've bought three of them and haven't touched another overdrive since. Fluff is telling the truth
You bought 3? I can’t find one. Now I know why!
@@9hk38f not all at once of course lol
@@patjustice1203 What difference does it make? You are like the toilet paper hoarders of early 2020.
I'm really glad you love it, Ryan! :)
You are the OG of dirty tree demonstrators!
I was wondering when this video was gonna drop. Nice job dude! Tony Pepers has been excited for it, as well.
Can confirm it sounds great in my rectifier and 5150II. I thought it would take a long time coming from New Zealand but it didn’t take long at all.
Hey Kevin, what settings do you put your 5150 on to dial the pedal in. Lows,mids,highs, res and pres?
Sold all my Fortin boosts cause of this pedal. For half the cost, it's unbeatable
AGREED! The last vid you had that showed it got me to order one, right from the man himself. Then I found out its just him, engeneering and building them himself, after work while maintaining a life and a family! Fuck yes sir, best money Ill ever spend on a pedal.
Ordered one two weeks ago. Can’t wait to get it. Learned of it on Kyle Bulls channel. Can’t wait to add it to my EVH head.
Did you get it yet?
@@prometherion3089 yes a while ago
@@harshtruth9148 how long was the wait? Do you like it?
@@prometherion3089 dude wait was so short. Like 2 weeks. Great customer service. The pedal is amazing
@@prometherion3089 best boost I ever heard bar none. Worth every penny
Mine just shipped yesterday from New Zealand ! Can't wait to get it!!!!
Cheers from France !
I have love this pedal. fair price for a great product, and Tony is a really cool dude. My original order got lost in the Mexican post( totally normal) and he resent another pedal from the U.S. really good guy, and very responsive to any questions or issues. Great pedal and even a better dude.
It’s from New Zealand bro. Lol. I just received mine after Ben Eller mentioned it. It’s awesome!
Got mine today, Its absolutely killer!
Bro you got me into this pedal for my dual rectifier. It's amazing!!!
Quality content, Fluff. Glad to see you spreading the word on these smaller companies. I don't have a DT yet, but hope to get one soon!
Dirty Tree for the Win!!
This matched w my Mesa Rec Rev F rules. I saw you mention it on your Kohle video and purchased it instantly. Thx Fluff
i know an integrated preamp when i see one! this looks so cool
I got it and it's amazing. I have been using the TC preamp mode lately to add low end to that mid/high punch this pedal dishes out.
Bought mine a while ago, (limited edition paintjob (2 only)) peppers pedal is awsome, he has made and sold over a thousand now!! Ill be grabbing at least another very soon!!
been watching a number of TCE Integrated Preamp/Fortin Grind clone videos today, may be picking up a Blue Voodoo soon and i kinda want to hear how these will push it. Also makes me wish there were more modern reviews of the Blue voodoo heads
Tony Pepers is based in New Zealand AFAIK
I won this pedal in a giveaway directly sent by Tony himself. Incredible Boost. The latest epiphany in boost territory since a year or two when I find out about the MXR M77 custom badass modified OD.
This is PERFECT for a XXX, where the M77 totally fails to clean up, and I can see it pushing it a rectifier perfectly. Also, the design seems to be a copycat of the Isosceles, which has the Fortin 33 and Grind mode switch away from the classic TC integrated, I can tell you TOTALLY different beast. Reminds me a bit of the green channel of the DAE duality instead, has a nice tubescreamy upper mid push while retaining a bit of the TC clank.
Awesome pedal. For a 5150, I like a precision drive or the M77 more, but this winds hands down on more flubby, but yet modern metal Amps.
Oddly enough, I just gave one of these a run through a Friedman Dirty Shirley and it also does really really well for classic NWOBHM Tones!
If you love this pedal you should upgrade your all your MESAs speakers hook up wire with a setup from AMPTURCO GUITAR WERKS!! All PEPER Pedals sound awesome thru his rig. I reccomend a custom harness upgrade for your most favoritest guitar!! Your amps will sound even better after you upgrade all the cables and wire. Anthony is a tone guru wizard for sure🤘 hes going places!
I cant imagine you without the good old OD808, that has been with u since the begging of the channel :(
Well Fluff know that I have seen this video I gotta get the Dirty Tree and the HM-TMC from them. Thanks for making the wallet even lighter.
Fluff... Just ordered a Dirt Tree today... Also run a Fortin Hexdrive through the front of my 2-channel Rev-G's (95 DR, 2x 99 TR's), with a ZUUL through the Loop to quiet everything down, and there are definitely times I like the Fortin Hexdrive, where it seems to smooth the top-end out a bit, like you said. My settings for the Hexdrive are: Drive - 10 o'clock, Tone - Backed down all the way to the left, Level - Dimed all the way to the right. It just gives it that little extra to smooth out the tone and feel of the amp, without affecting the sound too much.
I'm curious to know your thoughts on how the Hexdrive compares to the Dirty Tree, and would love to see a shootout video comparing them, if you have the time. I can't seem to find any videos on YT that are directly comparing them both on the same amp and guitar/signal chain at the same time.
Also, one of my 99 Triple Recs needs some work done to it, is that guy that modded your Triple Rec still doing work? Do you still recommend him?
Thanks for your time.
I'll be your friend. :D Great demo btw. Thanks Fluff!
I've been waiting for this review since Ray's video. Sounds great!!!
it's a TC integrated pre without the price tag. neat.
Experimenting with goosing preamp and fuzz pedals ( and boosting AFTER) produces some pretty cool results, as well
(Pushing a Pepers Green Matamp preamp into a fx return on an SS Orange with a Baritone sounded great and punchy, too)
I just got one I’m so pumped to get some killer tome out of it
Broooo...need more baritone chugs! That sounded so damn good.
Last time I tried to get one I think they were sold out, thanks for the reminder to check again but I hope this video doesn't kill the stock before I can get to it!
I owned one and it was cool, especially in my '92 Rev F Dual Recto, but I ended up selling it because it really only does one sound. You can hear it in Fluff's video: it's that metallic filtered "wah stuck halfway" kind of sound. If you're looking for that sound, then this will be a great fit for you. If you're looking for something more versatile, I'd consider something else like a Plumes, Xotic BB, or Suhr Koko Boost.
Disagree, the dirty tree is more versatile in my experience, in tc mode. The fortin mode is definitely in line with your description though
Interested to know what do you mean with wah stuck halfway cause ive definitely heard it before but cant find anything about it and might be exactly what im looking for
@@oscarcastellon7398 I mean that the Dirty Tree has a "filtered" effect when you turn it on. Kind of like how a wah stuck halfway filters your sound (That is one of Slash's big tone secrets, btw). It cuts out almost all the lows and leaves you with a thinner but more cutting sound. You might like it! It just wasn't for me; didn't feel very versatile.
Sounds like something i should try
The Koko boost v1 is an amazing boost . It’s does something unlike other boosts . I use it with my Hermansson and wizard and it does them right
Lov mine. Mine is purple.
Would love to see a video of this compared to the precision drive
It has a more versatile options than a precision drive and it’s sound great….I own it.
These are insanely hard to find. I really would like to try one for my recto. Where to get one? thanks
Took this video to get me to finally pull the trigger on this pedal.
As Always, Spot On. Thanks
Thank you for the recommend. Just arrived today. Holy shit. My Badlander sounds like a fucking LION now.
Deadweald Duality DX has an OD9 clone, TC Integrated Preamp clone, the option to stack the 2, and 2 or 4 cable method Zuul style gates in one.
Too bad they have such a long wait. I would love to have one. Thought about experimenting with stacking the Dirty Tree alongside a TS9 and seeing what happens. Luckily my Endless Blockade Gate is pretty stout when it comes to stopping the noise.
@@nickharper8145 I just got mine back today from some repairs and mods! If you get the chance, it's a ton of fun! 🙌
@@nickharper8145DUDE! Stack them! OD first set up normally and then into DT in TC mode which allows you go gain stage into your amp. Lower level, bass and treble to taste. SO GOOD!
Love my Dirty Tree too.
Since when is New Zealand „over in Europe“?!?!???
Apart from that- great pedal!
This sounds good, but have you tried a Fortin Hexdrive in front of your Block Letter 5150?
update....its amazing!!!
Holy crow… I have to get one of these! I’m curious as to how this would sound with an LTD BW-1 running through a Boss Katana artist MKII.
you need to try Gup Tech Grindr boost pedal.. 3 pedals in one.. TC integrated preamp, Fortin grind and 33 pedal.. and its cheap.. people at gup tech are amazing
new zealand's filthy gain merchant rep, get his HM2 clone going for some chainsaw goodness too
nice tone man what do you think about Boss GE-7 Equalizer as a boost pedal?
But how does it sound with that kraken 👀. Just got the OG head and it’s by far my favorite amp
I have my Kraken preamp pedal running through my Mesa 2:90 and when I run my DT, it's MEAN AF!
@@louistorres hell yeah. That’s what I like to hear
Isoceles boost from pedalpcb.
You make it yourself as a kit if you know how to solder
Mine should be here in maybe 2 hours, if GLS is fast enough. Can't wait to pump up my 800 with it.
Ok, three weeks later I'm totally blown away. Hooked that thing in front of a HotMod v2 driven jcm800. Killer.
Didn't you recently do a video over this pedal?
Looks pretty much like a copy from DIY PedalPCB Isosceles... or vice versa :) I've done a few Isosceles DIY (8$ without enclosure), they also sound great and kick my Rev F.
Ol Peper's a busy man now
hey fluff, how's it going.
just wondering what noise gate you use for your mesa dirty tree combo.
I have a dual rec and just put a order in for my dirty tree, just wondering if you have a preference.
thanks man
Fluff i love that guitar. Care to comment wich model is it?
Cool t shirt! What is it?
try out ThisHeavyEarth's pedals. THE makes amazing metal distortion and overdrive pedals. They just produced their first boost pedal called the "Pentademon". I personally own their "Chvrchbvrner" distortion/preamp pedal and it is insanely versatile, can make it sound like Jimmy Page or like Infernus of Gorgoroth, and it extremely responsive to boosts. They have the "Fleshrot" pedal to mimic the tone of Florida Death Metal. They even have an upgraded HM-2 clone called the "Crustifixion", and a high gain overdrive called "The Grim". Give them a look, the people in charge of THE are awesome, and respond to questions and feedback very frequently in a very positive way. They specifically want every guitarist that buys their pedals to enjoy them, and will listen to feedback to improve the pedals for the next batches.
How do you think itll respond to a single rectifier 2002 model?
I need a boost for a Mark series Boogie, 808 isn’t doing it like it does on a Dual Rectifier.
The cable with the purple P on it, is that a rotating jack?
Can we get a modern day play through of that into
Curious how it goes with an orange crush pro 120 head.
Guessing it’s a Fortin 33 Clone because Dirty Tree kinda sounds like someone saying “Thirty Three” with an accent.
Thru my JBL studio monitors I can barely hear a difference, in the mix. I can hear a difference solo.
So its a TC electronics preamp clone I'm guessing... a fortin 33 with adjustable EQ.
better than Fortin 33?
I have a 33 and a Dirty Tree... And yes.
4:31 New Zealand, but sure, to an American that might as well be Europe. XD
Bought one. When playing through my ESP equipped with EMG’s and my LTD with Fishman Fluence, I noticed the volume cuts out slightly when heavy picking on the low strings. It’s weird it’s only for a fraction of a second on the initial strum and then quickly bounces back up to normal volume. It only happens on the TC mode and with my guitars that have active pickups. Have you experienced this?
I have. You should contact Pepers Tony will fix that right up for ya!
Is there the fix for this? I get the same thing.
Someone explain it to me - is this circuit a "girth/grind" known from Randall Thrasher and Satan?
It is not
Anyone tried it with an Orange Rockeverb Mk3?
Ohhhhhh yes me want. Equally as good with the helix?
I’m a friend…you could send me one 😬
It's great although $154 with tax and shipping...
It's a good pedal, but it can't quite copy the 33. The 33 still has some specific things going on in the mid-range and high end that no clone has reproduced just yet (I have them all.. Yes.. ALL.. and I do have Duality Dx too, but haven't had time to test it yet (yep.. I have too much junk lol)).
With that said, for my tone, I'm not a fan of the 33.. But I do recognize it's qualities.
If you don't like the DX I'll buy it lol. Serious though.
This is a Sic pedal -i own one , Cheers Bc
Any thoughts from folks on how you think this would pair with a Mesa Boogie Badlander 100?
I use it with mine and it sounds insane
@@Brandon-RZ thank you for the reply!
Pairs really well with it. Flipped it on and off with my drummer in the room and we were both surprised at how much clearer the tone sounded in the room. Running into a Mesa 2X12 at the time. Definitely worth the investment.
Someone needs to re-edit Star Wars with the Fluff head cross fade.
lego x wing review when?
So it’s a clone of the Fortin 33 and TC Electronics IP in one box.
Also, TIL that New Zealand is in Europe haha
I’ll except that gift.
Accept this gift. ;)
Its hard to stop using it once you get it ! EDIT ✍️ MADE IN NEW ZEALAND 🇳🇿 ! THAT LITTLE ISLAND OF AUSTRALIA !
Jeeez. Shut up fluff. Now his wait times will be 6 months >.< lol. No but seriously. They will be.
"however all thoughts and opinions are still mine" seems like a weird thing to say right after adamantly denying any affiliation. Love you Fluff, but be more honest about your videos man and the stuff you are pushing.
Buys pedal full retail, tells everyone I am just stoked about the pedal. Told to be more honest.
1st! Whoo!
Greatest ever ? Fucking bullshit. Your favorite does not equal greatest. "Preference does not dictate performance"
Is it good, absolutely. Best ? Not even close.
Anything concerning preference in music isn't objectively measurable. You could compile statistics to find a "greatest player" in a sports league, can't do such a thing for "person X's favorite pedal".
Got one on my pedal shelf, along with some boutique stuff and generics like an OD808 and SD-1, and they all get used. It's a great pedal, just not the alpha and omega for me, though it's perfectly plausible that for someone else it might be just that.
@@ventproc yeah I own a Dirty tree, and like you own a bunch of boutique ODs and boosts. Personally I don't get it. The DT is a very limited pedal. I want range, I want versatility. I want something that can work on a whole range of amps not just one style or brand of amp. The dirty tree might work great for mesa rectifiers but that doesn't mean it works great on all amps, and if it does work well on an amp it still lacks features and versatility compared to alot of pedals out there in today's market.