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it's actually a humbucker and single coil in one pickup ring. The smaller of the two toggles is only a two way switch and chooses either humbucker or single coil, then the larger toggle is a three way that chooses bridge/middle/neck. Thanks for watching!

Thank you for watching!! I have a lot of pedals but the only ones I collect are old USA DOD and Black Arts Toneworks. Even though I've sold a few that I regret.

@@deuceii9498 if you haven't checked out Tom Cram's (DOD) Spiral pedals, you might enjoy them, also. I currently have three of his custom works, love em all. I am a fan of Mark's (BAT) creations, too. Have nine, currently, play them regularly. Black Forest is at the head of my chain.

@@deuceii9498Love Mark's BAT pedals! Have several that I play regularly; Black Forest leads the charge at the head on my chain. You might also enjoy Tom Cram's (formerly of DOD) Spiral Electric FX pedals. Have three of his on my board, love em all.

Yeah all the original 5150's were American made and at least the first few years of the 6505 was too. I bought this used online, but from the pics it looked like it said "Made in USA" on the back which is why I bought it. Was happy to find it was indeed one of the last USA made versions.

yup. still my #1 or #2. either this one or my LesPaulCustom.

@@deuceii9498 yeah bro I’m thinking about getting the hardtail… maybe the green or Smokey blue

@@deuceii9498yep got the blue version , and it doesn’t have the natural binding

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Thanks for watching! I meant to comment on your question sooner, sorry for the delayed response. As far as I've been able to tell, Matt has changed up his boost/distortion/fuzz pedals on a semi regular basis. I know that at one point, he was using the Pharaoh as his main fuzz but that was many years ago (per BAT themselves in online forums). I don't know how much he uses the RM, but I think the DOD250 into dirty/breakup amps was more Mike from YOB's thing (Quantum Mystic is a refined Ross Distortion, similar circuit to the DOD250, and Mike was using a Marshall Plexi clone(? or original/reissue?) at the time IIRC. Don't quote me on any of this, I don't know either of them personally!

Thanks for watching! I recently put the Priestess on my recording pedalboard, but then replaced it with a Pharaoh Civil War version. So I guess I'd say Pharaoh? Honestly I don't think you can go wrong with any of the BAT variants. I just got a Pharaoh Supreme and haven't had time to properly compare it to my Son of Pharaoh or my Pharaoh Civil War, but should probably post a video of them all when I do get to making a comparison.

The Pharoah Supreme is the best fuzz pedal ever imo. The Pharaoh Is Supreme. Long. Live. The. Pharaoh.

I used to have their Coven double pedal with the Black Forest on one side and Pharaoh on the other, and they were indeed very good together. I didn't use the Black Forest much on it's own, though. Thanks for watching!

Well thanks for watching anyway! 😛

Hamilton the know-it-all Dingleberry-WOW! a genius....

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Thanks for watching! Yeah my demos are pretty low fi, just the microphone into an iRig adapter to my iPhone. It'd be a lot better to hear the differences between them if I was going into a DAW. In the room, while I felt I could get something I liked out of all of them except the Mojo (way less gain than the other pedals), and I would've been happy with either the J. Rockett or the Zendrive, I kept the Dumbloid and Ethos because they both have something more organic to them, they feel more amp like than the other pedals. But would I say it's several hundred dollars difference? No, not at all.

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Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it. Hope you like the pedal!

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Thanks, and thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching. Wish I still had my early pedals.

@@deuceii9498 Thanks for sharing! I think sharing helps others. Thanks! I never sell anything so I still have some old pedals..have an old Digitech delay pedal that was awesome at the time..unfortunately no longer works. Kind of nice to hear the DOD FX50 in action!

Thanks for watching! I've thought about your question and gone back to play through both pedals side by side. I'd say the Raw Heart has less gain on both sides, and is more like an overdrive/distortion, but the Rabid Mammal is way more fuzz based and has a lot more gain overall. The Raw Heart has a bit "cleaner/clearer" EQ, the Rabid Mammal is thicker/fatter overall. Both pedals have a lot of tonal options, and can get a wide variety of tones. If you want to get more into fuzz territory, then Rabid Mammal would be better and I think it would sound more different from your other pedals/amp. Hope that helps!

@@deuceii9498 thank you so much for your help! I really appreciate your time that you took to help me. With what you’ve said, I’m going with the Rabid Mammal🙌

Hmm. Okay. Yeah not one of my best. Thanks for watching anyway!

Thanks! And thanks for watching. It's still my number 1 trem guitar.

Thanks for watching! I'd say the Pharoah is a modern take on the big muff/doom type sound. Is it modern metal? Not really. But modern doom/sludge? Yes. I only use the daisy chain when I'm doing these types of pedal comparisons, it's far easier to set them up quickly. My pedalboard has a Voodoo Labs PP2+ power supply. But thanks for the recommendation.

Thanks for watching! No, the boost side of the Rabid Mammal and the Raw Heart are very different to my ears. I ran them through my Marshall side by side and they really don't have a lot of cross over sounds between the two pedals. You could have a lot of boost/gain/fuzz options with those two together.

@@deuceii9498 Great to hear! Looks like I'll be getting the Raw Heart. Thanks!

I've had it almost 2 years now, so don't exactly remember. But I think it was about $1100 USD shipped.

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I'd say it's my nicest guitar. The build quality on mine is very excellent. Thanks for watching.

@@deuceii9498 thanks for your respond!

Thanks for watching! This is my favorite pedal for lead tones.

Thanks for watching, and commenting. I didn't know the American Metal is a modified HM-2, I don't really hear that but I'll have to go back and compare them all again. Haven't gotten around to making a Boss HM-2 video, since there are a lot more of those on UA-cam than the DOD pedals I've concentrated on DOD instead.

@@deuceii9498 I A/B'd them myself one day and with same settings they're very similar, could just be the same circuit with different parts.

I honestly haven't tried the Vertex, and I won't ever try their products. There was a controversy several years ago about how they were cloning circuits. So I've purchased the Dumbloid twice (as well as the Ethos) and now I won't let it go. I have no idea what a real Dumble sounds like, but the Dumbloid is a great pedal and although I don't use it often, I wouldn't give it up again. Great pedal IMHO.

@@deuceii9498 I played one and I was hooked man. It’s 600 bucks tho. I am thinking about getting the dumbloid with a boost but I don’t feel that’s a vibe lol

@@deuceii9498 I have never had any Vertex products before and Yeah I remembered when that happened bro. Super wack.

I stayed away for awhile as well, but once they turned things around, and artists like Cory Wong, Robben Ford, Rhett Schull, RJ, and even Sweetwater endorsed their products and have been working with them again, that regained my trust. Their Clean Boost pedal and buffer might be the best I have ever tried. The Ultra Phonix is really close to a Dumble ODS, but the Vertex SSS-SRV pedal is more versatile I think. You can get both clean and dirty Dumble tones out if it that are far more pleasing to the way I play than the ODS style pedals. It reacts to string and pick dynamics more like a real amp. It’s right up there with the Ethos and Shin, at a fraction of the price.

That was reportedly an op-amp based Big Muff, and the Black Arts line op-amp muff is the Crown of Horns. That one has a different tone than the various Pharaoh pedals. It would be my suggestion over all the ones in this video.

@@deuceii9498 thanks! crown of horns is it more like a standard Op Amp Muff, or like an Op Amp "Pharaoh"? (talking about mids or stack well, for example)

@@algarridm I'd say it's more of a Pharaoh Op Amp, if I remember right there's a mids switch on it that can make it more scooped when disengages. There's also two buttons, one of which defeats the tone stack just like on the Op Amp big muffs.

​@@algarridm it's definitely like an op-anp Pharaoh with a huge boost. I have both the Pharaoh and the COH. The COH has a mids knob though and with it at zero it sounds similar to the original op amp muff that was on SD. I think it's way better than an original op amp muff. Has the Pharoah tone stack as far as I know, which makes it sound a bit thicker than an original op amp muff. I actually have an original op amp muff, not the reissue, and it does sound beautiful and creamy compared to other muffs. But it kind of gets lost in the mix on its own. It also doesn't have a true bypass so it sort of passively boosts everything else on your board lol. Makes everything sound a bit louder and noisier, though I kind of like that haha.

Thanks for watching! I think the Pharaoh and the Priestess overlap a bit in that they're both great doom/sludge/stoner fuzz pedals, but they are different enough that I think they're both worth having.

Thanks for watching! Yeah I'm really impressed with the tones I can get from it, not all of which come through very well in this quick video.

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@@deuceii9498 that was akewl pedal line up. Many Legends have used all of those and a Marshall for amazing sound.

@@DANTHETUBEMAN Yup, that's why I wanted to try them all in front of my Marshall reissue.

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