Boss DS-1 Distortion Pedal
April 132010
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Jason D. Spencer demos the DS1 Distortion Pedal from Boss.
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Jason D. Spencer demos the DS1 Distortion Pedal from Boss.
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Digitech Bass Overdrive DEMO Sound test. X-Series Bass Distortion.
Sound Reveiw/Test/Demo of this bass effect.
Robert Maning UK bass Player.
Fender Jazz USA STD
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In this module we review a Maestro vintage effect fuzz box made by Gibson – Norlin played through a Silvertone vintage tube head and Matchless cabinet. Check out all the tones – many more video lessons and gear reviews at http://www.nextlevelguitar.com
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http://boyband625.com – Today we take a look at the BOSS DS-2 TURBO Distortion and demonstrate how it performs in both rhythm and lead capacities.
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GGG offers four variations of its distortion kit: DOD ™ 250 replica; a replica 1977 version of the 250; MXR ™ Distortion Plus ™ replica, and a replica of the Ross ™ Distortion.
Though each pedal has its own sound, the builds are very similar aside from part values. The Ross ™, for example, utilizes germanium diodes to give it a sound of its own. There are also many options to further modify the pedals by adding additional diodes for more overdrive/distortion, etc.
Upon purchasing a Distortion kit from GGG, all the parts are included to enable the build of any of these pedals. There are also plenty of extra diodes for adding more overdrive/distortion. The beauty of this kit, too, is you can experiment with various values from each design to create a pedal all your own.
Visit http://www.generalguitargadgets.com for more details.
I played my 1983 Les Paul Deluxe through a Carvin V-50 head (circa 96) and a Carvin Vintage 4×10 cab w/ original speakers (no longer made). I played solely on the clean channel set as: Treb- 6.75; Mid- 6.75; Bass- 9; Vol- 1.
If you hear some noisy rumbling in the vid, its due to some kind of internal compressor/limiter on the camera. It doesnt do well transitioning from louder to quieter sounds.
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Jeff McAlack goes through the features of the brand new Multiwave Distortion Pro from Source Audio.
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www.ToneFactor.com – The Soundblox Classic Distortion packs 4 tube amp and 8 fuzz box overdrive tones plus a Clean Boost/Tone mode into one compact and easy to use pedal. Unlike other products, which attempt to digitally clone, model or emulate vintage gear, the organic tones of the Soundblox Pro Classic Distortion are the result of a five-year listening study and iterative algorithm design process involving over 40 classic pedals and extensive artist evaluation.
Diverse sound palette- Featuring 11 varieties of classic distortion sounds with an added CLEAN BOOST / TONE mode.
Modern design- A thoughtfully designed box which features rugged construction and sleek looks.
State-of-the-art DSP- Our proprietary 56-bit Digital Signal Processor, the SA601, and crystal clear 24-bit converters.
Motion Control- all Soundblox pedals are ‘Hot Hand Ready’ and can be used with any Hot Hand motion sensor to extend the capabilities of the unit.
Active Analog Bypass- bypass is fully routed around the DSP and active input ensures zero signal degradation.
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http://www.wamplerpedals.com The Pinacle from Wampler is a most awesome box of dirt, gain, and grit. Really dug the versatility of the unit.
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Roland TR-909
Full MIDI Controlled
Connected with a Boss Distortion Unit ( PEDAL ) DS-1
and a Boss Super Over Drive SD-1
i didn´t use a Computer Software or anything!!
Quasimidi Sirius as Sequencer,
Roland JP-8000 for Leads
and Roland MC-303 for the Typical 303 Acid sounds
All Percussions,Bass Drum,Snare,Low Tom,Mid Tom,Hi Tom,Rim Shot,Hand Clap,Close and Open Hi Hat,Crash and Ride is the Pure TR-909!!!!
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www.ToneFactor.com – Visual Sound has partnered with the Warped Tour to create a limited edition guitar effect pedal, the Vans Warped Distortion. With appropriately named knobs like Grind, Edge, and Loud (translation: Drive, Tone, Volume), the Vans Warped Distortion is totally geared towards Warped Tour inspired guitarists. With grinding low-end distortion, it will make you just want to turn all the knobs to “10″ and let it rip. Visual Sound has put all the road-tested features of their renowned V2 pedals into the Warped Distortion, so you won’t ever have to worry about it dying on you in the middle of a gig. The staff of Vans and the Warped Tour were stoked when Visual Sound brought this distortion pedal to them. So many bands on the Warped Tour use Visual Sound products, so it was a natural fit. As a result, Visual Sound has been authorized to produce 500 of the Vans Warped Distortion pedals over the next 12 months.
For more information on this pedal please visit our site or give us a call @! 1-866-612-TONE. Thanks for watching!
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