Grand Rapids '04, Detroit '06
JEFF HARDY AND JEFF AMENT USED TO LOOK THE SAME
"Pearl Jam always eases my mind and fires me up at the same time.”-Jeff Hardy
I agree - the TS9 is a really great pedal - every guitarist should have one (I'd be lost without mine - I have two, and they both sound different).
I used my TS9 almost exclusively before I got a BD-2 Blues Driver (now I use them both, and they're an integral part of my tone) - Cheers . . .
I think they're great pedals. It'll be debated hotly I'm sure, but I love both of mine.
Actually my favorite one is one I had modded by Vaughn's Mods in Pennsylvania. http://www.wpa.net/~vaughn/ts9/ts9.html
He adds 2 three way switches. One boosts the bass by two different stages
The other three way is
Original TS808 sound, a Clean Boost, and a half boost which I love! It's very responsive to touch.
These mods are great for changing up between single coil and humbuckers, too, especially the bass boost for the treble pickup on a Strat.
Be kind, man
Don't be mankind. ~Captain Beefheart
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the ts-9 is the one piece of equipment i CANNOT play without....i switch back and forth between my les paul and strat but the ts-9 is a constant.......now i'm thinking of getting a second one cuz i heard of someone (trey anastasio) playing with 2 and i am curious as to what that would sound like
"I'll tell you what: If all I had was Pearl Jam, and I didn't have another band in the world, I would not be worried. Because in there is the essence of making great music. You don't have to use it all at once, but it's there." - Neil Young
I think they're great pedals. It'll be debated hotly I'm sure, but I love both of mine.
Actually my favorite one is one I had modded by Vaughn's Mods in Pennsylvania. http://www.wpa.net/~vaughn/ts9/ts9.html
He adds 2 three way switches. One boosts the bass by two different stages
The other three way is
Original TS808 sound, a Clean Boost, and a half boost which I love! It's very responsive to touch.
These mods are great for changing up between single coil and humbuckers, too, especially the bass boost for the treble pickup on a Strat.
I know everyone uses them but just not a fan of the Shure SM 57.
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JEFF HARDY AND JEFF AMENT USED TO LOOK THE SAME
"Pearl Jam always eases my mind and fires me up at the same time.”-Jeff Hardy
I used my TS9 almost exclusively before I got a BD-2 Blues Driver (now I use them both, and they're an integral part of my tone) - Cheers . . .
- Ian C.T. vom Saal
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1) TS9
2) The book "Guitar Player Repair Guide"
http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Books,_plans/Building_and_repair:_Guitar,_electric/Guitar_Player_Repair_Guide.html
3) A Shure 57 microphone
I think they're great pedals. It'll be debated hotly I'm sure, but I love both of mine.
Actually my favorite one is one I had modded by Vaughn's Mods in Pennsylvania.
http://www.wpa.net/~vaughn/ts9/ts9.html
He adds 2 three way switches. One boosts the bass by two different stages
The other three way is
Original TS808 sound, a Clean Boost, and a half boost which I love! It's very responsive to touch.
These mods are great for changing up between single coil and humbuckers, too, especially the bass boost for the treble pickup on a Strat.
Don't be mankind. ~Captain Beefheart
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I know everyone uses them but just not a fan of the Shure SM 57.
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Mine is in the post from Germany!!
Lisbon '06 (x2)
Katowice '07
London '07 '09 (x2), '10
MSG NY '08 (x2)
Manchester '09 '12
Belfast '10
PJ20 Alpine '11 (x2)
Leeds '14
I need to buy a tube amp so I can get real use for one...