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lovepedal makes excellent pedals .I have had the COT 50 but that one did not suit meStratLover wrote:Both of these pedals are the claimed "plexi in a box" pedals. Currently, I run a Big Ben (by Vox) in front of my Vintage Marshall, and while the tones are surreal, I feel it could use a little more juice. Both these pedals have had rave reviews, and I was wondering if any one had some experience with either (or better yet, both). I would like to approximate some Zep tones, and right now with my G&L the amp stays pretty much crystal clean, even when cranked. So keep in mind we're working with a basically clean base tone
How is the boost on the box of rock? If I had this pedal, It would be the last pedal in my chain, so I could use the boost on it for a solo boost. Is it fairly transparent? I don't trust Youtube videos when it comes to boostsbluesbrother wrote:lovepedal makes excellent pedals .I have had the COT 50 but that one did not suit meStratLover wrote:Both of these pedals are the claimed "plexi in a box" pedals. Currently, I run a Big Ben (by Vox) in front of my Vintage Marshall, and while the tones are surreal, I feel it could use a little more juice. Both these pedals have had rave reviews, and I was wondering if any one had some experience with either (or better yet, both). I would like to approximate some Zep tones, and right now with my G&L the amp stays pretty much crystal clean, even when cranked. So keep in mind we're working with a basically clean base tone
I have the zvex box of rock and in low range it is the best pedal i ever came across .
The demo from zvex on you tube is pretty accurate.It gives the sound of a JTM 45 cranked,
It can give alot of crowl but not big amount of drive so for blues or classic rock that is excellent.
I also have a handwired JTM 45 with KT66 tubes and the sound is scaringly close.I am not sure but
when i heard the demo of lovepedal purple plexi i thought it had alot of drive ( more rocksounds)
Listen to demos on you tube . For me the best pedal sofar in low range
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