clean chan boost ?

i57dwun4yb1pt8

can any one recoomend a good unit / pedal ( analog only )

that can push my mesa boggie f-50 clean channell into a nice crunch chimy sound

( note im running the mesa on el 84 tubes instead of 6l6 - to bring the volume down )

its a lot chimier on these tubes , but id like to be able to push it into a fuller overdrive ,
using a foot switch / pedal and maybe adjust the mid freqs going into it
some kind of analog eq/ booster i reckon.

i dont want to use the overdirve chan on the amp - as i use it for one sound idont want to change

Id like to fine tune the clean chanell overdrive into something a little crunchier but fuller basically.


or would i be better of trying a different speaker than the mesa black shadow

PMI

Ibanez TS9 Keeley Modded jobby, will give you 8 different variations truly the best pedal I ever bought....and main thing is you dont lose the tone of the guitar.

Not the normal TS9 that wont give you what ya want it has to be the keeley.

very subtle to a nice drive I really cant praise it enough

MilanPan!c

Is there a shop in Dublin for the Keeley stuff?

Of do we still have to go therough his US website?

Great stuff... will def be buying a few of his pedal before I start properly gigging.

SeanHurley

MilanPan!c wrote: »

Is there a shop in Dublin for the Keeley stuff?

Of do we still have to go therough his US website?

Great stuff... will def be buying a few of his pedal before I start properly gigging.

Dave from Stand runs www.purepedals.com stocks some Keeley stuff as well as some other nice boutique pedals. Nice fella to deal with too.

MilanPan!c

SeanHurley wrote: »

Dave from Stand runs www.purepedals.com stocks some Keeley stuff as well as some other nice boutique pedals. Nice fella to deal with too.

ummm... holy crap!

Well there goes my advance :P

progsound

SeanHurley wrote: »

Dave from Stand runs www.purepedals.com stocks some Keeley stuff as well as some other nice boutique pedals. Nice fella to deal with too.

Jesus for those prices id be doing the modding myself :eek:

i57dwun4yb1pt8

SeanHurley wrote: »

Dave from Stand runs www.purepedals.com stocks some Keeley stuff as well as some other nice boutique pedals. Nice fella to deal with too.

no wonder hes nice at those rip off prices

PMI

I got straight from Keeley, no mid man....

You really wont be dissappointed 18 years on the road and def the best most controllable pedal ive ever had

MilanPan!c

PMI wrote: »

I got straight from Keeley, no mid man....

You really wont be dissappointed 18 years on the road and def the best most controllable pedal ive ever had

I gotta say, this is just the going price for boutique pedals.

novarock

MXR make a clean boost thats pretty good....

http://www.thomann.de/ie/mxr_mc401.htm

SeanHurley

DaDumTish wrote: »

no wonder hes nice at those rip off prices

It is slightly dearer I grant ya, but only slightly. To buy a Keeley moded TS808 direct from Keeley is $279 (which is roughly €210), add in your VAT and import duties and it is around about the same to buy locally (€279).

TelePaul

DaDumTish wrote: »

no wonder hes nice at those rip off prices

40 lids will get you a Boss SD1. It could be considered the poor man's Tube Screamer. I have both, use both. Pete Cornish it aint but it gets the job done. Depending on what you're after, a decent EQ can work wonders, especially if used in conjunction with even an average OD.

PaulBrewer

SeanHurley wrote: »

Dave from Stand runs www.purepedals.com stocks some Keeley stuff as well as some other nice boutique pedals. Nice fella to deal with too.

Nice to see someone offering such a service locally ...