I've been looking at T-Rex pedal reviews for the past 2 weeks or more and your page has never come up until yesterday. That's totally ridiculous because your videos are way more informative and way more entertaining than 95% of the guitar related videos I've watched! You've actually convinced me to purchase 2 new T-Rex pedals. Whatever you do - don't stop! You're great, despite the lack of views on TH-cam.
Best guitar faces ever. Pretty freakin great playing too good sir. Oh and I have a Fat Shuga too, and think it's a superb pedal. You're indeed right about it being an unsung hero - fantastically unique and really great voicing in its tone, giving it a really nice ballsy blues tone when into a good tube amp.
Dude, you just sold (1) a ton of Tone Specific PUP's, (2) a ton of RevStar guitars, and (3) a heck of a ton of Fat Shuga's!!!! That opening blues jam was just awesome!
I’ve been loving the tones I’ve been hearing from this pedal from everyone, but you made the perfect vid for me - as a fellow heavy-handed tele player, your demos actually give me a good idea of how something might sound in my hands. (Side note: the Bigsby videos are an excellent resource for me as well) And I can’t believe I didn’t know about fuzz into boost into front end. Oh my. That is GNARLY!
I can't decide if watching you wail makes me want to give up guitar or practice nonstop. Your technique is absolutely stunning. If buying a Fat Shuga pedal could make me play like you, I would instantly buy ten. Where on Earth did you learn to play like that?
Awesome demo as always...where would this pedal fit on a typical pedalboard? My boosts are almost always before my dirt and reverb is typically last in the chain. I'm concerned the reverb would be too much when placed before delays. It sounds amazing on it's own, just trying to picture how it would fit into the chain with 8-10 other pedals since it's a unique combination of effects. I've run into similar issues with the Monterey...I want the fuzz before delays, but the vibe after, etc...
One of the things I think about for that stuff is that there's really a lot of options for how to set up your board, you can really do it differently to help create your signature sound. Being such a basic reverb type it's not necessarily the type that has to be at the end to encompass everything, so if it's ahead of your dirt box it doesn't really have to affect on the tone the same as the end. You could use it at the end to boost the entire sound like he talks about in the video too. It's really something you just have to just sit down and mess with. That's just my thoughts on it.
Hi, thanks for commenting! That was exactly what I was trying to show in the demo. In Clip 2, I use it at the end of the chain (the same way I'd use an Echoplex preamp). Having it in the end keeps the reverbs clean and makes the boost work as an overall lift to your tone. In Clip 3, I use it at the front end before the overdrives. What that does is add more saturation to your overdrive tone and distorts your reverbs in a very Spagetti Western/Outboard Spring Tank kind of way. Check out both again and see which one works the best for your setup :)
JayLeonardJ Thanks for the response! I'll definitely give it a closer listen. Your videos are incredible...i'm probably subbed to a couple of hundred channels and yours is the only one i have a little party in my head when i see a number next to your name indicating a new video. Keep up the awesome work!
I've been looking at T-Rex pedal reviews for the past 2 weeks or more and your page has never come up until yesterday. That's totally ridiculous because your videos are way more informative and way more entertaining than 95% of the guitar related videos I've watched! You've actually convinced me to purchase 2 new T-Rex pedals. Whatever you do - don't stop! You're great, despite the lack of views on TH-cam.
Best guitar faces ever.
Pretty freakin great playing too good sir.
Oh and I have a Fat Shuga too, and think it's a superb pedal. You're indeed right about it being an unsung hero - fantastically unique and really great voicing in its tone, giving it a really nice ballsy blues tone when into a good tube amp.
yeah, I was surprised by how much I liked this little box :)
This must be the most underrated youtuber ever .
I really appreciate it :)
Dude, you just sold (1) a ton of Tone Specific PUP's, (2) a ton of RevStar guitars, and (3) a heck of a ton of Fat Shuga's!!!! That opening blues jam was just awesome!
Haha, thanks so much. It is definitely a lot easier to play when you got great gear!
Dude awesome channel! Love the energy! I use this pedal non stop.
So. Much. Guitarface. Love it!
Great video. Now i know what ADHS sounds like. Great playing just a bit over the top. Relax man. This is phil X on speed.. :)
I found this video and had to buy the fat shuga. I had to! It's awsome - like your playing 🙂
I honest to god have no need for more pedals; I just love watching you play.
Dude, now THAT'S a complement. I really appreciate it :)
What a freakin beast of a player.
Thanks!
Fantastic playing. And what a groovy addition to the pedalboard this is. . .
I’ve been loving the tones I’ve been hearing from this pedal from everyone, but you made the perfect vid for me - as a fellow heavy-handed tele player, your demos actually give me a good idea of how something might sound in my hands. (Side note: the Bigsby videos are an excellent resource for me as well)
And I can’t believe I didn’t know about fuzz into boost into front end. Oh my. That is GNARLY!
dude! you could make the pedals on my bike sound good
Haha, comment of the day!!! Thanks so much for digging the page and posting!
Why don't you have more subscribers? I love your videos.
Not sure, haha. I'm just happy watching the page slowly grow, one subscriber at a time..
one more here
Great stuff. Absolutely lovely fuzz tones!
Thanks so much!
Ball and Biscuit!!!
Oh Yeah!!
Love it that you ROCKED Castles Made of Sand & Comfortably Numb on the Tele! Bravo!
Thanks man!
Faaaaantastic played!!!
I can't decide if watching you wail makes me want to give up guitar or practice nonstop. Your technique is absolutely stunning. If buying a Fat Shuga pedal could make me play like you, I would instantly buy ten. Where on Earth did you learn to play like that?
Damn you really sell these pedals!!! It is great to hear someone with great dynamics, skill, tone, and creativity to showcase pedals.
Thanks so much. I really appreciate it!
Dude, you were ripping it in this video! FUZZ and FAT SUGAR !!!! What an inspiration, Thank you!
Yeah, that has been a little trick I've been using for years :)
Dude you are a very good player! keep it up!
Thanks so much!
I've just ordered a TRex Creamer because my reverb died and now i've listened to this i'm gonna have to get the Fat Shuga too!
Impressed by those blues licks!
Thanks dude!
Nice ripping brother!
You sold me this pedal:)
I think I came a little when you started playing Castles Made of Sand. So fucking beautiful, and such a perfect tone for that song.
I know! It was the first song that came to my mind when I first plugged the thing in :)
GerSHAK. Your a fruit
Good night Sally!!!!! Great demo
I live for those intro songs...
Awesome. Thanks man!
You are awesome man! Hype and subscribtion. ;)
Great playing as usual
Thanks so much!
Great demo! Sadly the only TRex on my pedal board at the moment is the Fuel Tank. Great power supply. You got me thinkin on this one... Hmmmmmm.
Yeah, this is a cool one :)
Awesome demo as always...where would this pedal fit on a typical pedalboard? My boosts are almost always before my dirt and reverb is typically last in the chain. I'm concerned the reverb would be too much when placed before delays. It sounds amazing on it's own, just trying to picture how it would fit into the chain with 8-10 other pedals since it's a unique combination of effects. I've run into similar issues with the Monterey...I want the fuzz before delays, but the vibe after, etc...
One of the things I think about for that stuff is that there's really a lot of options for how to set up your board, you can really do it differently to help create your signature sound. Being such a basic reverb type it's not necessarily the type that has to be at the end to encompass everything, so if it's ahead of your dirt box it doesn't really have to affect on the tone the same as the end. You could use it at the end to boost the entire sound like he talks about in the video too. It's really something you just have to just sit down and mess with. That's just my thoughts on it.
Hi, thanks for commenting! That was exactly what I was trying to show in the demo.
In Clip 2, I use it at the end of the chain (the same way I'd use an Echoplex preamp). Having it in the end keeps the reverbs clean and makes the boost work as an overall lift to your tone.
In Clip 3, I use it at the front end before the overdrives. What that does is add more saturation to your overdrive tone and distorts your reverbs in a very Spagetti Western/Outboard Spring Tank kind of way.
Check out both again and see which one works the best for your setup :)
JayLeonardJ
Thanks for the response! I'll definitely give it a closer listen. Your videos are incredible...i'm probably subbed to a couple of hundred channels and yours is the only one i have a little party in my head when i see a number next to your name indicating a new video. Keep up the awesome work!
Thanks so much! That really means a lot. Good luck in your search :)
yessss... please take my mone trexxx
How are those Yamaha Revstars? They look really interesting.
I really dig them. I use the Revstar Pro (Japanese Model), and it has since become my number one humbucker guitar.
You are totally wasted doing you tube reviews. Seriously man that's one hell of a playing style and sound you have going on. Fantastic playing.
Love me some fat Floyd sugar you had going there lol, sounds great.
Thanks!!!