Interesting fact you missed - Ibanez did not design the Tube Screamer, they only came up with the name. Tube Screamer is a registered name owned by Hoshino Gakki Co. Ltd., the parent group of Ibanez The tube screamer circuit was designed by Mr. S Tamura an engineer employed by Nisshin Onpa. Nisshin Onpa is an engineering company that did work for various well known Japanese brands, including Ibanez. Nisshin Onpa now sells pedals,such as the OD808, including their original circuits for the Tube Screamer, under the Maxon brand.
Hello Phillip ! Fift (5th) fact : Maxon invented, developed the pedal for their client : Ibanez ! That's the reason why I bought a Maxon thinking it was more "fairplay"... I bought the OD 808. But the most beautiful, I think, is the Maxon OD 820 (such a great tone but very expensive).
Keep em coming Mr McKnight......I know so many friends and students that you help with your informative videos. I tip my hat to you, as you are a great player as well......and HONEST! That for me is #1! Like I said....keep em coming!
I had the 4 knob Tube Screamer. I I loved that pedal! I gave it to my niece's son, who plays guitar way better than I do. Eventually the pedal worn out / died. That pedal brings back a lot of good memories
Tube amps can create both asymmetrical or symmetrical distortion depending on the circuit and design. A bit off-topic but good to remember it's not an absolute definition for tube sound.
1: play with the tone knobs all you want, it'll still sound like shit 2: play with the volume all you want, it'll just be louder or softer shit 3: play with the gain all you want, it'll still sound buzzier than a swarm of bees 4: you fucked up when you bought one
naaah it's just shit. people that use it, don't use the metal zone for it's distortion but for the eq part. many death metal bands use this pedal for it's eq sound. but they can sound decent tough, mostly when not connected ^^.
im supprised you did not mention a ts7. I own one and its a great boost. I turn my orange cr120 gain to 1 o'clock and use the tube screamer and get a amazing clear and super heavy tone . and im in a death metal band
I ran a boss sd1 for years but recently got a ts9 and modded it myself to ts 808 ..not much difference but it was fun and sounds great ..enjoyed the history lesson on the tube screamer ..great job .
I use it in my acoustic rig as a volume pedal with a slight distortion, mixed with a delay pedal, with slight delay, runs thru an lr baggs active p/u on my Martin. Mostly used for lead. Luv it.
I've used a TS9 for years thru my JCM800/ 100-watt. Killer Tone. Unbeatable. Then moved onto multi processors .... Boss GT-5 / GT-8, always keep my TS9 in the bag.
If I could only own one pedal it would be a Tubescreamer. The ability to create an overloaded amp at a low volume was the reason I first bought one. I have a drive channel on my main amp, which is valve, but I actually use the tubescreamer for overdrive rather than the gain on the amp at times. . I like the much maligned TS7. Ibanez had the 'Tonelok' series of pedals with the push down controls and they had tubescreamer circuits designed to fit them. They are a Tubescreamer AND they have a boost switch that I think sounds great. That boost switch really makes a huge difference. No other model has that feature. I have been through a number over the years. They can be found quite cheap. I use a Tubescreamer as a clean boost too. You just turn the drive to zero and the volume up. The tone control is very nice to use too.
I've had a ts10 on my board for over 10 years, it's a great pedal, special in its own right, has a little dirtier tone than the ts9 or 808, I love it and it's not going anywhere!
I have an old TS5. It is years old, made of cheap plastic, is missing a volume knob and has been gigged. It is still hanging in there and sounds great. I think it cost $40 new at least 15 years ago.
My friend has THE VERY FIRST EVER prototype TS808 & TS9. It's sooooo bad ass. The 808 is natural aluminum cast color, has just 2 knobs, one on either side, it has a trimpot inside for I believe the tone? It has no logo or recessed space for the Ibanez plate on top, the circuit board is bread board and there's only one in the world. Very fuckin cool!
He used TS-808's, TS-9's and later on TS-10's. I believe that for the majority of the time he used 2, he was using TS-9's. He used one for more of a cleanish boost and one as a drive. Later on he added a Fuzz Face or clone as another distortion.
Anders Frank you are correct. SRV was under the impression that the Newest offering from the Company, in this case Ibanez, was the Best Model available. This misconception is what is driving the used market for the TS-10. Not to say you can’t have the TS-10 modded into a good pedal, but why?!? The HW TS-808 or a rechipped newer TS-9 is the way to go.👍🏼
stuff about the pedal i did not know, thank you so much for the information my friend. rock on and God bless you mate!! keep up the good work on all your videos, both past and present.
Nice! Didn't even occur to me for you to cover things besides guitars. This opens up a endless world of options for you to cover! You should do one of these videos for the Klon!
If you can find one (very difficult), the Mojo Drive, by Lovepedal is a truly great overdrive box. Tons of head room, responsive tone control with a wide range, and a nice nastiness factor. I find Tube Screamers kind of compressed and mid rangey for my ears, even though they are iconic and great od's. For the price and what they do, outstanding. Plus, everyone knows what they are and how to use them. Goes a long way for a pedal you can count on almost anywhere to give you a good tube driven sound.
I've heard a lot of people say the TS7 and the TS5 soundtank are decent pedals if you JUST have to have a Tubescreamer branded pedal. I have a maxon OD9 and sold my 1983 TS9 years ago but despite that, I use my Digitech bad monkey more than anything.
I always kinda wanted a Tube Screamer, but I bought the Bad Monkey instead for like 25 bucks used. It hasn't failed me yet and honestly sounds as good IMO.
Interesting + stimulating..... I don't buy hype pedals. I buy what sounds good to me. It's soooo stupid that people think you have to have a TS808 or TS10 to get a SRV tone. What you really need is some talent in those fingers. But, it's very unlikely anyone will achieve SRV talent.
The TS9 has actually an asymmetrical clipping circuit, instead the 808 is symmetrical. The are some other little differences too, but nothing as big as the clipping mode.
I tried to like the Tube Screamer. I really did. I think it's my amp, as I use a Fender Princeton Reverb. I've read the Tube Screamer doesn't really gel with the Princeton Reverb.
Was the Tube Screamer not made for Ibanez by Maxon (Nisshin Onpa)? I had a TS10 and sold it for peanuts a few years ago to buy a reissue TS9, if only id known ;)
I used an original 808 back in the late 70s - had no idea it would one day make such a fuss - was just the 1st one the guy in the shop showed me - that'll do I suppose, I said. About £26.
What you said in #2 seems wrong, or at minimum confusingly worded. I am not fully sure how the words symmetrically and asymmetrically compare to hard and soft clipping or square wave distortion and round wave overdrive, but if my understanding is correct, tubes are pleasing to the ear because they are even order harmonics and square wave solid state distortion is brittle and piercing because they are odd order harmonics. So I would say an overdrive like the Ibanez ts808/9/10 or Maxon od808/9 is more like a soft clipping, even harmonic, round wave and symmetrical like a tube and a distortion pedal like the earlier Boss ds-1 is hard clipping, odd ordered, square wave and asymmetrical like a solid state chip. Right?
I Just got an Ibanez TubeScreamer Mini a couple of months ago. Would this sound any different to a full TubeScreamer pedal? How do mini pedals compare to their full size counterparts? A video idea perhaps?
Interesting but got a question Phill, Is the Ibanez TSDX9 still a TS9 tube screamer, or is just a ts9 just with more options?? I'll appreciate your response thank you brother.
Ibanez makes a Tube Screamer amp TSA15H. I suggest you check it out and review it here. Very affordable and I personally think it sound great lean or with the TS distortion. $290 from my local guitar store. Give it a try
What about the ts7 tone lok pedal that came out around 1999, i bought it brand new back then for only $40 and cant imagine that all the other models really sound any better
Do you know the Boss HM-2 pedal? I want to get one but there are only used ones from the 80's on eBay and I'm looking for other alternatives to get that super fat sound from Swedish death metal. Any suggestions?
According to the Maxon literature, they developed the TS circuitry for Ibanez. I have heard/read this in a few places. Who actually designed the pedal, Maxon or Ibanez?
Hey, Phil. There's another way cheaper tube screamer version for like $20 bucks. Go check out the Ibanez sound tank tube screamer. Yes, I know my gear.
Stevie Ray Vaughn used the TS-808 and TS9 pedals for many years before the TS10 was available, and it was with these two that his trademark tone was unleashed. If you’ll check photos of his pedals, it is always one of those. I’m guessing he started using a TS10 later in his career, and reportedly favored it, according to Rene. As the TS10 wasn’t available until some time in 1986, you can be assured a TS-808 or TS9 was what he was using on seminal albums Texas Flood and Couldn’t Stand The Weather, and all the related live shows for years following. This would prove that it was Stevie’s TS-808 and TS9 tones that blew the world away, not the TS10. I believe it is more likely SRV used the TS10 in the few years before his tragic passing, proving it is also a great OD pedal. Just setting the timeline and facts straight there!
You forgot the most interesting fact of all that Maxon designed the tubescreamer and licensed Ibanez to make it and sell it in the US markets. Maxon made their branded version and sold it outside the US.
Hey Phil - Tell us the diff between the Jet Driver and TS. Just got one and really dig it. Thought I read it's the same pedal with a mid pot... What sez u? Keep your eyes open for my SF band Numbskull
funny that the switch was such an issue. I have one that was modified to true bypass by the previous owner, and the switch he installed is round. I love it, but I get funny looks.
What ever happened to the tone lock series pedals? I have one and love it. Wanted to get more but can't seem to find them. Maybe an idea for another video?
Great video +Phillip McKnight! Always some interesting facts in your videos that I didn't know. Do you know all this stuff beforehand or do you do research before shooting this series?
here's a little lesser known fact the first tube screamers were sold by and labeled ibanez but they were actually designed and built by maxon, thats right ladies and gents ibanez contracted out for their tube screamer initially.
i like how wills easy guitar just put out a video where he talks about making a youtube video and used making a video about a tube screamer as an example
Interesting fact you missed - Ibanez did not design the Tube Screamer, they only came up with the name. Tube Screamer is a registered name owned by Hoshino Gakki Co. Ltd., the parent group of Ibanez The tube screamer circuit was designed by Mr. S Tamura an engineer employed by Nisshin Onpa. Nisshin Onpa is an engineering company that did work for various well known Japanese brands, including Ibanez. Nisshin Onpa now sells pedals,such as the OD808, including their original circuits for the Tube Screamer, under the Maxon brand.
Terry, you hit the nail on the head.
Every old Ibanez pedal has an Maxon plastic cover over the circuit.
Hello Phillip !
Fift (5th) fact : Maxon invented, developed the pedal for their client : Ibanez !
That's the reason why I bought a Maxon thinking it was more "fairplay"... I bought the OD 808. But the most beautiful, I think, is the Maxon OD 820 (such a great tone but very expensive).
These are some of my favorite videos you do. Cool facts that most people don't know about things they probably use.
Keep em coming Mr McKnight......I know so many friends and students that you help with your informative videos. I tip my hat to you, as you are a great player as well......and HONEST! That for me is #1! Like I said....keep em coming!
"Four fun facts about ironing"
rofl
Thank you. First and only laugh of the day for me.
hahaha!
1. You don't have to do it if you don't want to.
"How many lives did you save jumping on that wrinkle grenade" that's what my Gunny used to tell me
I had the 4 knob Tube Screamer. I I loved that pedal! I gave it to my niece's son, who plays guitar way better than I do. Eventually the pedal worn out / died. That pedal brings back a lot of good memories
You're a mean one, Mr. Grinch!
Great video, Phillip. Thanks for doing what you do!
Tube amps can create both asymmetrical or symmetrical distortion depending on the circuit and design. A bit off-topic but good to remember it's not an absolute definition for tube sound.
4 fun fact bout the boss metal zone please :P
The number one pedal that people don't know how to use mostly from being too lazy to dial into a nice tone.
1: play with the tone knobs all you want, it'll still sound like shit
2: play with the volume all you want, it'll just be louder or softer shit
3: play with the gain all you want, it'll still sound buzzier than a swarm of bees
4: you fucked up when you bought one
naaah it's just shit. people that use it, don't use the metal zone for it's distortion but for the eq part. many death metal bands use this pedal for it's eq sound. but they can sound decent tough, mostly when not connected ^^.
I'll give you one fun fact, you could have bought an EH metal muff instead.
+brutalbeetle Dude I havent used one since I was 19. Im using a Tubezone now for bout 10 years
The Digitech ‘bad monkey’ is just like a tubescreamer with an additional mid control. Costs about £38!
im supprised you did not mention a ts7. I own one and its a great boost. I turn my orange cr120 gain to 1 o'clock and use the tube screamer and get a amazing clear and super heavy tone . and im in a death metal band
I ran a boss sd1 for years but recently got a ts9 and modded it myself to ts 808 ..not much difference but it was fun and sounds great ..enjoyed the history lesson on the tube screamer ..great job .
I use it in my acoustic rig as a volume pedal with a slight distortion, mixed with a delay pedal, with slight delay, runs thru an lr baggs active p/u on my Martin. Mostly used for lead. Luv it.
How about 5 facts about the Big Muff?
Steve Palmer how bout 5 facts about your sisters muff
Nick Payne she doesn’t even have a Muff...trust me...i know!
I've used a TS9 for years thru my JCM800/ 100-watt. Killer Tone. Unbeatable. Then moved onto multi processors .... Boss GT-5 / GT-8, always keep my TS9 in the bag.
Appreciated the rendition of 'I'm alright', awesome song.
If I could only own one pedal it would be a Tubescreamer. The ability to create an overloaded amp at a low volume was the reason I first bought one. I have a drive channel on my main amp, which is valve, but I actually use the tubescreamer for overdrive rather than the gain on the amp at times. . I like the much maligned TS7. Ibanez had the 'Tonelok' series of pedals with the push down controls and they had tubescreamer circuits designed to fit them. They are a Tubescreamer AND they have a boost switch that I think sounds great. That boost switch really makes a huge difference. No other model has that feature. I have been through a number over the years. They can be found quite cheap. I use a Tubescreamer as a clean boost too. You just turn the drive to zero and the volume up. The tone control is very nice to use too.
I've had a ts10 on my board for over 10 years, it's a great pedal, special in its own right, has a little dirtier tone than the ts9 or 808, I love it and it's not going anywhere!
Same here my ts10 sounds really good. Looks like crap, but is really valuable on my board. And I'm not doing the bluesy SRV thing either.
I have an old TS5. It is years old, made of cheap plastic, is missing a volume knob and has been gigged. It is still hanging in there and sounds great. I think it cost $40 new at least 15 years ago.
My friend has THE VERY FIRST EVER prototype TS808 & TS9. It's sooooo bad ass. The 808 is natural aluminum cast color, has just 2 knobs, one on either side, it has a trimpot inside for I believe the tone? It has no logo or recessed space for the Ibanez plate on top, the circuit board is bread board and there's only one in the world. Very fuckin cool!
That's pretty freakin' cool!
Kustom Hooligans let's see it
Next we need 5 fun facts about the Peavey Bandit amps!
That's strange because I always read SRV used two 808's and in fact there was supposedly one of his original 808's for sale on Reverb last year.
He used TS-808's, TS-9's and later on TS-10's. I believe that for the majority of the time he used 2, he was using TS-9's. He used one for more of a cleanish boost and one as a drive. Later on he added a Fuzz Face or clone as another distortion.
He always used the most recent Tube Screamer, as far as I know.
Anders Frank you are correct. SRV was under the impression that the Newest offering from the Company, in this case Ibanez, was the Best Model available. This misconception is what is driving the used market for the TS-10. Not to say you can’t have the TS-10 modded into a good pedal, but why?!? The HW TS-808 or a rechipped newer TS-9 is the way to go.👍🏼
stuff about the pedal i did not know, thank you so much for the information my friend. rock on and God bless you mate!! keep up the good work on all your videos, both past and present.
Nice! Didn't even occur to me for you to cover things besides guitars. This opens up a endless world of options for you to cover! You should do one of these videos for the Klon!
And I'm assuming you wore that green shirt on purpose :)
Didn't Maxon come up with the original tube screamer and Ibanez purchase the licensing rights to make a similar product?
It’s not similar, it’s identical, the only difference is the paint and the name. They’re both made in the same building by the same employee’s
Thanks for sharing the info about the Tube Screamer. I always learn something new from these videos.
If you can find one (very difficult), the Mojo Drive, by Lovepedal is a truly great overdrive
box. Tons of head room, responsive tone control with a wide range, and a nice nastiness
factor. I find Tube Screamers kind of compressed and mid rangey for my ears, even
though they are iconic and great od's. For the price and what they do, outstanding. Plus,
everyone knows what they are and how to use them. Goes a long way for a pedal you
can count on almost anywhere to give you a good tube driven sound.
Thank you for your help in your shop today!
No problem Max. Thanks for stopping by
Great vids love these interesting fact series - 5th fun fact - SRV also used a TS9 which can be seen on some of the videos.
Is there anybody here like myself who own a TS 9? I have it 5 years until now on my board.
One of the most venerable and versatile pedals, the Tube Screamer. Used from heavy metal players all the way to pedal steel players.
Good video Phil! Loved info on the notorious Tube Screamer!
I like blue guitars.
TheMighty Chabunga I have a blue one
idk it might interest you
Sometimes I like to draw small fish...
Still gigging my original 808 cant believe its hasn’t crashed after 41 years
My first Tube Screamer was the TS5 sound tank version.
As always, great video Philip! Can you please do sort of "things you dont know" or "fun facts" about amps? That would be fun, I think.
Love you videos, man! So many interesting facts. Keep on the good work!
I've heard a lot of people say the TS7 and the TS5 soundtank are decent pedals if you JUST have to have a Tubescreamer branded pedal. I have a maxon OD9 and sold my 1983 TS9 years ago but despite that, I use my Digitech bad monkey more than anything.
I'm Alright - Neil Zaza
Rock on man
I always kinda wanted a Tube Screamer, but I bought the Bad Monkey instead for like 25 bucks used. It hasn't failed me yet and honestly sounds as good IMO.
He is talking to someone else like a Bunnings ad ha ha. Love your work Phil
Interesting + stimulating..... I don't buy hype pedals. I buy what sounds good to me. It's soooo stupid that people think you have to have a TS808 or TS10 to get a SRV tone. What you really need is some talent in those fingers. But, it's very unlikely anyone will achieve SRV talent.
You're right, that is stupid. But the TS808 is a legitimately awesome overdrive, especially on a driven amp!
i would recommend the hardwire overdrive, capable of the same sound but way more flexibility plus sturdiness
You modified a 5150 mini. It was great. Would you please do the same mod to a Blackstar Fly and show us how to do it? Thank you.
The TS9 has actually an asymmetrical clipping circuit, instead the 808 is symmetrical. The are some other little differences too, but nothing as big as the clipping mode.
Phillip, when will you compare G&L and Fender???
I tried to like the Tube Screamer. I really did. I think it's my amp, as I use a Fender Princeton Reverb. I've read the Tube Screamer doesn't really gel with the Princeton Reverb.
Was the Tube Screamer not made for Ibanez by Maxon (Nisshin Onpa)?
I had a TS10 and sold it for peanuts a few years ago to buy a reissue TS9, if only id known ;)
I used an original 808 back in the late 70s - had no idea it would one day make such a fuss - was just the 1st one the guy in the shop showed me - that'll do I suppose, I said. About £26.
Enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work!!!
What you said in #2 seems wrong, or at minimum confusingly worded. I am not fully sure how the words symmetrically and asymmetrically compare to hard and soft clipping or square wave distortion and round wave overdrive, but if my understanding is correct, tubes are pleasing to the ear because they are even order harmonics and square wave solid state distortion is brittle and piercing because they are odd order harmonics. So I would say an overdrive like the Ibanez ts808/9/10 or Maxon od808/9 is more like a soft clipping, even harmonic, round wave and symmetrical like a tube and a distortion pedal like the earlier Boss ds-1 is hard clipping, odd ordered, square wave and asymmetrical like a solid state chip. Right?
Don't see the green one you're wearing in the color options?
What about just front ending a Plexi. or a big ol' Fender Dual Showman Reverb and ripping it?
I have a TS-10. Bought it years ago for 40 bucks. Try and get that kind of return on the stock market.
Yep I had one and then came MXR.....and then two MXRs and then came Marshall!
I Just got an Ibanez TubeScreamer Mini a couple of months ago. Would this sound any different to a full TubeScreamer pedal? How do mini pedals compare to their full size counterparts? A video idea perhaps?
Have you ever played bass, or considered doing similar videos devoted to bass? Such as a facts video about fender jazz basses or precision basses?
Hey Phillip I'm liking the Neil Zaza at 1:50!
I'm thought you should've mentioned Maxon and their part in the whole Tubescreamer mayham. Love my Maxon OD820!
I've tried the link to buy a tee shirt but can't seem to see how to buy, the link take me to a strange page ,,,help
Dude, you should have mentioned the Turbo Tube Screamer, the TS9DX.
I have this pedal, and it's amazing!!!
Interesting but got a question Phill, Is the Ibanez TSDX9 still a TS9 tube screamer, or is just a ts9 just with more options?? I'll appreciate your response thank you brother.
Ibanez makes a Tube Screamer amp TSA15H. I suggest you check it out and review it here. Very affordable and I personally think it sound great lean or with the TS distortion. $290 from my local guitar store. Give it a try
Can you address why there are so few choices in equalizer pedals?
Great host of a guitar show!
Time to check out the NU-tube "Screamer"!
What about the ts7 tone lok pedal that came out around 1999, i bought it brand new back then for only $40 and cant imagine that all the other models really sound any better
Can you talk about effects loops and do you use them?
Compare the tubescreamer to the Joyo Vintage overdrive. Waayyyy cheaper and it sounds amazing, you can pick one up for £25!
Do you know the Boss HM-2 pedal? I want to get one but there are only used ones from the 80's on eBay and I'm looking for other alternatives to get that super fat sound from Swedish death metal. Any suggestions?
01:46 Please Phil, tell me what song this is. I swear i've heard it before but i can't remember where.
According to the Maxon literature, they developed the TS circuitry for Ibanez. I have heard/read this in a few places. Who actually designed the pedal, Maxon or Ibanez?
Hey, Phil. There's another way cheaper tube screamer version for like $20 bucks. Go check out the Ibanez sound tank tube screamer.
Yes, I know my gear.
Hey Phil, great to see you on TH-cam! Would you do a video comparing sustainer pickups vs. sustainer pedals?
Stevie Ray Vaughn used the TS-808 and TS9 pedals for many years before the TS10 was available, and it was with these two that his trademark tone was unleashed. If you’ll check photos of his pedals, it is always one of those. I’m guessing he started using a TS10 later in his career, and reportedly favored it, according to Rene. As the TS10 wasn’t available until some time in 1986, you can be assured a TS-808 or TS9 was what he was using on seminal albums Texas Flood and Couldn’t Stand The Weather, and all the related live shows for years following. This would prove that it was Stevie’s TS-808 and TS9 tones that blew the world away, not the TS10. I believe it is more likely SRV used the TS10 in the few years before his tragic passing, proving it is also a great OD pedal. Just setting the timeline and facts straight there!
I have just been learned!!!!!! Great vid!
How about doing this same concept with: Boss DS1 and EHX Deluxe Memory man big box. :) ???
do you mic up your cabs, direct input it, or just let it come from a room mic
Not sure why the Al Gore Rhythm dug this one up for me, but good info!
1:04 You're A Mean One Mr.Grinch, Gary Hoey. Love your vids man, subscriber for life! TCCAB! :)
You forgot the most interesting fact of all that Maxon designed the tubescreamer and licensed Ibanez to make it and sell it in the US markets. Maxon made their branded version and sold it outside the US.
Great video! How about one that goes into detail about the "Robert Keeley" mod to this pedal?
I have enjoyed these videos!
thank's very cool stuff , how about gibson es335 & 339 ?
Hey Phil - Tell us the diff between the Jet Driver and TS. Just got one and really dig it. Thought I read it's the same pedal with a mid pot... What sez u? Keep your eyes open for my SF band Numbskull
I'd like to see a video about the gibson byrdland if you've not done one already
funny that the switch was such an issue. I have one that was modified to true bypass by the previous owner, and the switch he installed is round. I love it, but I get funny looks.
whats your opinion on the ibanez ts30 head? (id love to see a review) if you did do a review, could you throw up a link?
What ever happened to the tone lock series pedals? I have one and love it. Wanted to get more but can't seem to find them. Maybe an idea for another video?
Yes, only two resistors are the difference between the ts808 and ts9
Great video +Phillip McKnight! Always some interesting facts in your videos that I didn't know.
Do you know all this stuff beforehand or do you do research before shooting this series?
Is the maxon od 808 really the exact same thing??
Will you do a peavey 5150 facts you might not know video?
Nice one Phil :-) I'm thinking of building a TS808 clone soon
here's a little lesser known fact the first tube screamers were sold by and labeled ibanez but they were actually designed and built by maxon, thats right ladies and gents ibanez contracted out for their tube screamer initially.
i like how wills easy guitar just put out a video where he talks about making a youtube video and used making a video about a tube screamer as an example
I seem to recall that I read that Robert Keeley purchased all the unused chips from the original run.
Great videos,like to see and compare products
Phil, Great video as always! What is the relationship between Maxon & Ibanez as the pedals seem identical? Thanks!
Awesome video. Thanks Phil :)
Hey Phillip wondering if i should put my Sd-1 before or after my Big Muff Pi? Ps do you think that the Ts Mini is comparable to The Ts808?
Ts9 sorry