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WOW. Thanks for the in depth post! That post was fuzztastic. I'm surprised at what you've said about the Mesa V-Twin. After reading a thousand great reviews on Harmony-Central about this box, I was curious to hear it. Still am, as I see you use it's clean channel as your recording preamp, and that's pretty much what I was hoping for. One thing I notice is that a lot of people complain about "buzzy" sounds with distortions, but I kind of like that almost synth sounding tone. Mmmmm Ibanez Tube Screamer... how I regret selling that green box... I also find that by filtering out a lot of the highs you can usually get around that anyway. One funny thing was I found a little sample .wav of the S.I.T. pedal on the web and I thought it was WAY buzzy sounding. I guess what I'm saying is, you can't please everyone, but you can make everybody miserable. Mark Sottilaro dgoat wrote: > Mark Sottilaro wrote: > > There are also a bunch of tube distortion pedals I've been looking at >as > > well. > > I've tried the Soldano Super Charger GTO, but I thought it had too much > of a mid-range hump. The Hughes & Kettner Tubeman is fine, but the heavy > drive sounded "buzzy" to me. The Mesa V-Twin distortions basically suck, > but I actually use its clean setting as my recording pre-amp. Very sweet. > > I have NOT tried: > Siegmund Double Drive Tube Overdrive > Budda Phatman > J.T. Valveboy > Hot Chili Tubester > > Good luck!