I was more than pleased with the sound of the TS9 John modded for me when it was run through my bandmaster and JBL, but yesterday when I popped a new 9 volt battery into there and ran it by itself into my new DRRI I was floored!
With the gain at about 1 o'clock, strat in my 4th position (neck and bridge pickups, tele style) I was blown away by the incredibly dark, but twangy top end that kept it's chime but sustained like a champ. With the reverb at two, it was the tone I have always been looking for.
If you want the ultimate cranked BF tone, throw one of John's TS9's in front of it as an EQ filter and a level boost and I guarantee you'll be impressed. The more volume you put on the amp, the lower you should put the drive on the pedal. When I play outside, it sounds great with the volume at 8 on the Deluxe Reverb, but with the TS9's drive at 10 o'clock and the tone rolled back at about 2 o'clock. The bass rolloff of the TS9 and mid hump (the excessive mid hump of a the stock pedal was greatly relieved by John's mods) are perfect for cranking a fender combo since it relieves speaker fart and boosts mids.
I'm a reborn OD user thanks to that amazing tone! Thumbs up to Mr. Spina! -Dan
Originally Posted by Quencho092I was more than pleased with the sound of the TS9 John modded for me when it was run through my bandmaster and JBL, but yesterday when I popped a new 9 volt battery into there and ran it by itself into my new DRRI I was floored!
With the gain at about 1 o'clock, strat in my 4th position (neck and bridge pickups, tele style) I was blown away by the incredibly dark, but twangy top end that kept it's chime but sustained like a champ. With the reverb at two, it was the tone I have always been looking for.
If you want the ultimate cranked BF tone, throw one of John's TS9's in front of it as an EQ filter and a level boost and I guarantee you'll be impressed. The more volume you put on the amp, the lower you should put the drive on the pedal. When I play outside, it sounds great with the volume at 8 on the Deluxe Reverb, but with the TS9's drive at 10 o'clock and the tone rolled back at about 2 o'clock. The bass rolloff of the TS9 and mid hump (the excessive mid hump of a the stock pedal was greatly relieved by John's mods) are perfect for cranking a fender combo since it relieves speaker fart and boosts mids.
I'm a reborn OD user thanks to that amazing tone! Thumbs up to Mr. Spina! -DanThanks Dan....I saw the name John in your post heading and clicked on it forgetting that I did your TS9...LOL....
Lately I've built some very cool pedals that sound great also...They are all off of JD Sleep's excellent quot;Guitar Gadgetsquot; website....I've built the BSIAB 2,The Guv'nor,The IC Buffer,and the MXR D
- Oct 11 Mon 2010 21:01
Thank You John!!!
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