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Thanks friend!

yes, because the quilter (for me) its best sound is with the gain in 10 it is a perfect overdriver. And if to that you add any overdrive in the booster style (volume 10 and gain 5, to say) the IB45 really works wonders. I imagine that in clean the IB45 must be with the gain in 6. I do not remember it well. But that brand of amps is very good.

Gracias! En vivo La Manija era una aplanadora. Porque era basicamente un trío electrico de base (guitarra electrica-bajo-batería) ya esto sumale todo. Bajo la dirección del Chango... flashazo. Y hay versiones que no quedaron grabadas. Que sonaban tremendas: soundcloud.com/mamiaro/la-carbonera por ejemplo... La carbonera la hacíamos en vivo siempre y no quedó en el disco. Era impecable....

@@pmamiaro increíble, muchísimas gracias

If you live in an apartment, the interblock 45 will serve you well as voumen. I don't know if you need more knobs to adjust your sound, I am very happy with my IB45, it is fantastic, it has a unique sound. In my house I use it at low volume, because if not everything flies ... It is very powerful! Greetings and thanks!

Thanks! Yes, daily, because I really like their sound. I would not change it for anything!

@@pmamiaro For me the clean tone is fundamental. And on your video we can see a clear nice fenderish tone. When it comes to distorted tone I hope it can produce a tone that isn't spikey but has more fatter sound whit nice low end. On several videos with the interblock and Quilter 101 i have noted that the clear tone has several options. Overall it is exiting products from Quilter.

@@chrisseger6420 Personally, I like overdrive, distortion or fuzz, no. And I'm very happy with the sound that beat the Quilter. I am very happy with my little amp!

listen to me: soundcloud.com/mamiaro/llama-violeta-fransia?si=a7a3641862374b108061bd802379f382&

Thanks!

I tried it once, but I wasn't interested in that sound. In the video it is the actual sound of the pedal, not ZW

@@pmamiaro the irony is that the ZW mode is basically an SD1 clone...

It is in normal mode. NOT Zakk Wylde.This OD in its normal mode is already very powerful and has an edge, important. I have the TS 808 too and it's more ... gritty. On the other hand, the GT-OD has a body that makes it very special if you want to give more volume and power ... the GT-OD is the one. It is tremendous. On one occasion I opened it and tried the way you comment, there is the switch, but I was not interested in that sound. Maybe you should try it again, but ... opening it etc ... takes your job. There are many examples around here. Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina

Hola. Si entras en mi canal vas a ver todos los temas de ese show en el jardín Botánico. Lo filmó mi viejo. Había un show grabado con 3 cámaras de TV de los dos shows cuando grabamos el disco, pero no quedó NADA. Y si lo tiene alguien no lo quiere difundir. Una pena, porque ese video tiene calidad TV y la banda suena tremenda. Saludos y muchas gracias.

I use the compressor at full volume and depending on the gain of the amp, it sounds interesting and clear, turn up the volume although we already know that the compressor compresses. But, for tastes there are the colors. Greetings.

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Thanks friend!

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Totally ... I would go for the Quilter 101 ... but the Interblock 45 already sounds wonderful ...

@@pmamiaro just got the quilter 45 yesterday and I am so happy with it. Comparing it side by side with my new Tone Master Twin Reverb and I have to say I may be returning the Fender. Nuff said!

@@sryburn641 Did you see how good the IB45 sounds?

@@pmamiaro I finally found my groove actually. The quilter through an d school bogner/line 6, 4x12 EVH cab and 2x10 Egnator. I play mellow. Stuff but it works well. Suited fir jazz actually. Great roomy sound.

No estoy tocando en vivo, pero me puedo filmar. Lo voy a hacer en breve. Gracias.

Quilter es un ampli TREMENDO

será que el MXR tiene mas medios? ojo que tambien depende el amp que uno tenga. Los pedales responden a eso notablemente. Usé unos 15 años el BOSS, pero el MXR tiene otro tono. Todo es válido! Quizá un día te gusta mas uno que otro y así... Todo bien. Saludos.

a mi, comparando los dos el SD-1 suena como mas chillón, pero eso lo noto al tocar... en el video quizá no se nota...

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both are very good, it depends on each one ... I like the MXR more, but there are also others ... Ibanez, JHS, EHX, Keeley, etc etc etc

Mxr if going with right out of the box, and if you also need it as a standalone " dirt" pedal" the main reason being the internal switch that allows you to keep the same tonal qualities, but adds quite a bit more gain. Something to consider though if buying used... the pre 2018 boss sd1 is super easy and cheap to mod with dramatic results and much easier to tailor to taste in the long run, as taste and style changes. A common mistake also made is this... an overdrive is not a distortion pedal and should not be expected to act as such. They are distinct from eachother. I often have both on board and if possible, that is the way to go. You may find that you love using an overdrive to boost the distortion pedal for solos. They pair nicely. An overdrive is made to push an amp. If you are needing a standalone dirt for a clean only amp or as a " virtual dirt channel" you need a distortion, that is not really what overdrive do and even high dollar ones dont do that well.

@@rowdyjohnson6026 Thanks a lot for a detailed advice!

Just food for thought here for those who own the boss sd1... open it up and just cut out the c6 completely. Can just snip it out, no tech knowledge required. Helps the fizz AND really opens it up and let's it breathe. Requires 1 hand tool, no added or replaced parts,and 5 minutes tops.

@@rowdyjohnson6026 really i will try it

@@rowdyjohnson6026 Totally agree! This a very simple mod e makes the SD 1 sound wonderfull!!!

about tastes...

Get a GT-OD and you won't need a Sd-1. The GT-OD has a hidden switch inside that instantly turns it into the Zakk Wylde overdrive which is a copy of the SD-1 anyway. : D

AntonStratocaster el boss como que pinta el color y es levemente chillón, a mi tacto. Pero lo usé muchos años.

Pablo Mamiaro yo he probado varios y los vendí y me quedé con el Sd1 contra gustos no hay nada escrito

A la yema de mis dedos el MXR tiene algo que lo hace superior al BOSS. Como que te invita a tocar mas. Por otra parte, es muy flexible, porque lo podés usar tanto para hacer acordes (con un leve overdrive) y para hacer solos... y ni hablar de usarlo con lso diferentes mics de la guitarra. El MXR es impecable, no tiene hisseo ni hum. El BOSS lo usé desde... 1989 hasta 1995. El BOSS es como mas gruñón y tiene algo como de estridente. Esto siempre dicho desde la sensacion que le causa a uno al tocar y al tacto. Leo que hay gente que prefiere el BOSS y está muy bien. Hay que tocar con lo que uno se siente cómodo! Saludos!

Pablo Mamiaro Gracias x tu aporte y con respecto al ruido que me puede decir hace mucho humm he probado un mxr distortion 3 y me parece muy ruidoso

No noto HUM en el GT-OD, éste es Overdriver y suena muy natural y no COLOREA el sonido original. Saludos!

@@pmamiaro gracias por la información acabo de adquirir uno.

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Gracias por subir el video. Para muchos esta banda ha sido la puerta de entrada al folclore. Y sigue siendo vigencia y vanguardia... Te mando un saludo, ojalá tengas mas material para compartir. Saludos!

Andres Bustos gracias Andrés tengo algo mas, pero poco, no era época de celulares. éste show lo grabó mi viejo y yo en guitarra eléctrica. Quedó registro en disco de esta formación pir suerte.

Agradezco tu comentario y valió la pena, todo

en este caso, la guitarra estaba SIN compresor. Cuando uso, tengo el MXR super COMP

Nicolas Lanfranconi si!!!!!

Gracias ;D

Of course, the demos go crazy and you do not really appreciate the sound of the pedal. Or speak and speak and speak :D Thanks!

Thanks friend!

I used the Boss for many years. The MXR, is VERY superior to my taste not "growling" The Boss, is very "grumpy" to my taste.

I own both. As far as bone stock is concerned, mxr takes the prize hands down. They both have pros and cons but out of the box mxr is superior. Boss is easier to mod to taste though whereas mxr is very unfriendly to mods. The cool part about the mxr is the internal switch. If you need more gain than the video shows, it is available at the flip of a switch while retaining the pedal's character.