Reply With QuoteNever knew there is a Bluesbreaker II. Sounds interesting - thanks for the tip.
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Marshall bluesbreaker II as boost pedal
Hello!
I would like to recommend the Marshall Bluesbreaker II pedal as an overdrive and boost pedal for the Vox AD50VT.
It has two modes: In boost mode you only can set the volume. very nice to emphasis the Volume when changing from chords to solo.
The ovedrive mode lets you set gain, volume and tone. And the tone is always very tube-like.
As an extra the pedal has a hardware true-bypass, so it doesn't change sound when it is turned of.
After having a modelling-multi-effect for e period, it is the only pedal left, when playing with my Vox.
Christian
Greetings
Christian
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Amp: Vox Valvetronix AD50VT, Fame GX60R
Pedals: DIY Box of Rock Clone, DIY Linear Power Boster, Marshall Guv'nor Plus, Marshall Regenerator, Digitech Bad Monkey, Harley Benton OD-100, Harley Benton DD-2, Behringer Hellbabe HB01 Wah, Boss DS-1, Boss TU-2, Boss DD-7, EXH Small Clone
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Never knew there is a Bluesbreaker II. Sounds interesting - thanks for the tip.
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here is a link to a sound sample... http://www.solutionzone.com/marsbb2.ram
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