What is the FATTEST overdrive pedal?
What is the FATTEST overdrive pedal?
Dunno, you tell me :p
I won't be able to try it with the amp, since when I go to the shop the amp won't be there...I've playtested the amp, but I'm ordering it online. Depending on the pedal I might have to do the same.
I might check out some EH muffs tomorrow, I think Andertons has some there. I'll just have to plug it through a Cornford and take a guess.
The Laney has pretty much 90% of the sound I want, its fat, crunchy and packs a massive punch. I just feel it needs a little push to get it in the "Deadwing" tone that I want.
Steve Wilson uses the Badcat pedals in front of his Badcat amp, so I know I won't get anywhere near 100% his tone, but by using a low wattage class A amp I'm at least halfway there.
I've been reccomended a Tonebone as well as a Fulltone OCD, and the BB looks good too - I watched someone trying one out on a Fender amp, gave it a real Boogie-esque tone.
I'm not after much more gain, just a litte push so it feels jucier, and has 3 tons of bottom end to it so when I play an open D it just screams "Fat".
Listen to any heavy track off PT's "Deadwing" album (Open Car is a good one, as well as the title track) and you'll hear what I'm after. ;)
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buy a good amp....you dont need a artificial sounding pedal