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Talk to me. All I have right now is an SD-1. Sounds great but I can already tell that the yellow suits Marshall better than the Californian seeking some fresh greens. What should I try?
Boss GE-7 - My favorite overall boost. No internal clipping components of its own, just a lot of signal boost with the ability to tailor your lows, mids, and highs.
What is the input impedance on the Dirty Tree?Pepper's Dirty Tree - This and the Recto were made for each other. It's so good. It's a clean boost with wide-Q Treble and Bass knobs.
Boss GE-7 - My favorite overall boost. No internal clipping components of its own, just a lot of signal boost with the ability to tailor your lows, mids, and highs.
Back when I gigged a Recto a klon style pedal was my favourite boost. These days an EQ or a TC integrated preamp/Fortin grind style circuit tickle me pink.
I compared a few here.
The Blade is very similar but with adjustable high and low filter. You can pretty much match the 33 with the right settings. I ran tests when I received them.Fortin gets some hate but their grind or 33 is made for the recto
Ah yes I love the Blade! I very much did not like the DT on either setting. Just wasnt for me any of the 3 times I had one lolThe Blade is very similar but with adjustable high and low filter. You can pretty much match the 33 with the right settings. I ran tests when I received them.
My understanding is the Dirty is the TC Integrated pre also but with two modes, one fixed and one adjustable. The Fortin pedals measure at 4meg on the input so I am curious what the TC and the Dirty Tree measure.
What is the input impedance on the Dirty Tree?
Nothing beats the SD1 IMO.