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Troy T. Coustic 01-09-2019 07:29 AM

Overdrive with Fishman Performer
 
On some songs, I'd like to add a little hair when soloing over my loops. Not really a boost per se, but overdrive. I have tried the usual (RC Boost with gain up, Tubescreamers) through the Performer and they just don't sound right to me. Would a multi-fx unit be better? I'm ok with that because the added fx would be great. If anyone can help, I'd appreciate it! Thanks

RockerDuck 01-09-2019 07:42 AM

Get a Tubescreamer with a clean blend knob. The Voodoo labs sparkle drive and the Truetone Route 66 both have clean blends that you can add the overdrive and keep your clean signal intact.

Troy T. Coustic 01-09-2019 09:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RockerDuck (Post 5942967)
Get a Tubescreamer with a clean blend knob. The Voodoo labs sparkle drive and the Truetone Route 66 both have clean blends that you can add the overdrive and keep your clean signal intact.

Sounds good. After doing some more research, alot of players seem to use the Boss Blues Driver as well. Any experience with that? Thanks!

sunnaudio 01-09-2019 07:04 PM

Hi Troy,
We just released our new RH-1 preamp-overdrive.
I believe it does what you’re seeking as well as be a pure acoustic instrument preamp, electric overdrive and everything in between.
(Audio clips coming soon)

https://sunnaudio.com/products/rabbi...ive-pedal-rh-1

Cheers
Marc

Troy T. Coustic 01-09-2019 07:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sunnaudio (Post 5943653)
Hi Troy,
We just released our new RH-1 preamp-overdrive.
I believe it does what you’re seeking as well as be a pure acoustic instrument preamp, electric overdrive and everything in between.
(Audio clips coming soon)

https://sunnaudio.com/products/rabbi...ive-pedal-rh-1

Cheers
Marc

Awesome!! Thank you so much Marc! :) It’s really not the amp, but the interaction with piezo pickups. Does it work well with piezo’s?

sunnaudio 01-10-2019 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Troy T. Coustic (Post 5943699)
Awesome!! Thank you so much Marc! :) It’s really not the amp, but the interaction with piezo pickups. Does it work well with piezo’s?



Absolutely - The RH works for piezo and magnetic pickups equally as well.
It takes the edge off the quack and harsh overtones but remains clean when you want it clean and can blend in just the desired amount of harmonic distortion into your sound.
Also, you can run your acoustic with the overdrive circuit and get some nice warm clean jazz or overdriven sounds out of output 2 with the speaker sim engaged

Troy T. Coustic 01-10-2019 04:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sunnaudio (Post 5943849)
Absolutely - The RH works for piezo and magnetic pickups equally as well.
It takes the edge off the quack and harsh overtones but remains clean when you want it clean and can blend in just the desired amount of harmonic distortion into your sound.
Also, you can run your acoustic with the overdrive circuit and get some nice warm clean jazz or overdriven sounds out of output 2 with the speaker sim engaged

Wow! That’s great! Thanks again Marc!

Dirk_Z 01-13-2019 12:54 PM

Hi Troy,

I´m using a Harley Benton (Joyo JF 14) American sound pedal through a magnetic pickup into my Loudbox Artist (it is an amp simulation). Mike Dawes uses this one too. Its pretty noisy so he uses a noise gate.

A short recording (in a hurry)
www.polyphon-recording.de\distortion.zip

Troy T. Coustic 01-17-2019 12:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dirk_Z (Post 5947369)
Hi Troy,

I´m using a Harley Benton (Joyo JF 14) American sound pedal through a magnetic pickup into my Loudbox Artist (it is an amp simulation). Mike Dawes uses this one too. Its pretty noisy so he uses a noise gate.

A short recording (in a hurry)
www.polyphon-recording.de\distortion.zip

Cool...but I think the real concern is with a piezo pickup, not so much the amp. Have you tried it with piezo's? Thanks

Dirk_Z 01-17-2019 01:07 PM

I did right now:-)

1. Lr Baggs under saddle piezo
2. K&K pure mini soundboard transducer
3. Fishman magnetic

www.polyphon-recording.de/dis2.zip

Dirk_Z 01-18-2019 05:44 AM

Here another one with the LR Baggs piezo.

http://www.polyphon-recording.de/diss3.zip

It should work with a piezo.
Its a little bit more edgy but sounds ok for me.

Troy T. Coustic 01-18-2019 11:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dirk_Z (Post 5952026)
Here another one with the LR Baggs piezo.

http://www.polyphon-recording.de/diss3.zip

It should work with a piezo.
Its a little bit more edgy but sounds ok for me.

Awesome! Thank you Dirk! :)

OneThing 01-19-2019 09:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sunnaudio (Post 5943653)
Hi Troy,
We just released our new RH-1 preamp-overdrive.
I believe it does what you’re seeking as well as be a pure acoustic instrument preamp, electric overdrive and everything in between.
(Audio clips coming soon)

https://sunnaudio.com/products/rabbi...ive-pedal-rh-1

Cheers
Marc

This looks fantastic Marc! How well would it work with Taylor’s ES2 system?

sunnaudio 01-19-2019 12:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OneThing (Post 5953202)
This looks fantastic Marc! How well would it work with Taylor’s ES2 system?



Hi OneThing,
We haven’t tried the ES2 system specifically.
I will have to go to local GC and see if they have one to test out.

Some of the pickups that we’ve tried are: element, matrix, b-band, sunrise, cole Clark guitar with UST, OBT + mic inside blended and dazzos.

The cole Clark was pretty dialed and smooth sounding but we managed to get some neat sounds and added some grit back in to cut a little more live.

I also want to mention, we are offering our biggest AGF member discount for the RH-1
Email us for details.

OneThing 01-19-2019 01:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sunnaudio (Post 5953425)
Hi OneThing,
We haven’t tried the ES2 system specifically.
I will have to go to local GC and see if they have one to test out.

Some of the pickups that we’ve tried are: element, matrix, b-band, sunrise, cole Clark guitar with UST, OBT + mic inside blended and dazzos.

The cole Clark was pretty dialed and smooth sounding but we managed to get some neat sounds and added some grit back in to cut a little more live.

I also want to mention, we are offering our biggest AGF member discount for the RH-1
Email us for details.

I’m interested but would want to know how well it works with the ES2. Thanks for the feedback.


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