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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: phoenix
Age: 31
Posts: 350
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which overdrive for tweed (5F4) plus tele?
ummm... looking for ideas regarding a good overdrive match for my current rig. I've tried all the OD pedals in my blue-collar pedal library, and they're just not getting me there. Looking for Stones-ish crunch, alt-country or roots rock tones. Want something that sounds like the amp, just turned up :-)
'62 RI Tele (MIJ), stock pickups -- played into tweed 5F4 Super clone (Marsh) with old CTS alnico speakers. Cranked it sounds lovely, clean it sounds fantastic... moderate volume with OD pedal, pretty HO-HUM. I've tried: Boss OD-3 -- good match for my Princeton Reverb (warms up that amp nicely) but not very interesting with the tweed (mushy). Ibanez TS-9 modded to 808 -- best match so far... I never liked it with the PR, but sounds decent enough with the 5f4. Didn't expect that? Boss SD-1 -- closer to the TS, sounds better at higher gain settings (but I don't really need those settings). Marshall Bluesbreaker II -- not bad, but also a moderately aggressive, higher-gain sound than I really need. Dano FAB overdrive -- not bad either (not great), sorta like a strangely EQ'd TS. Dano FAB distortion -- if I were a grunge guy, this would be the pedal. Bad Monkey -- close second to the TS. It's just odd, I'd pretty much give up on the TS and TS-like pedals when using my PR, but finding that they're ok with the 5F4. What do you like with your tweed or tweed-inspired amp, in the context of tele-style pickups?
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