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Keeley Electronics Red Dirt Comparison Video
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- #rkfx #pedaldemos #jamiemharrison
Here’s a comparison video featuring the three versions of Keeley Red Dirt.
We’re showing off the original Red Dirt, the Germanium Red Dirt, and the KE808 Red Dirt. Featuring photographs by Shannon Sweet and myself on location in the Jemez Mountains (where there is real Red Dirt!) We have a presentation I am really proud of!
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Gear:
A white partscaster Strat style featuring Mark Foley Big Iron pickups
A Gold partscaster Strat style by Warmoth with Seymour Duncan Antiquity 2 Surf Strat Neck/Mid with a lil 59 humbucker in the bridge
An Orange partscaster Tele style with a Duncan Antiquity II Firebird Neck Pickup and a Duncan Quarter Pounder Tele Bridge Pickup
A 63 Brownface Princeton
Cables by Practical Patch and Boss
Jodi Head Guitar Straps
Black 1.14mm Jazz III
True Tone one spot
Shure Sm57
UA Apollo Quad
Timecode
0:00-Opening Jam (Hendrix Style)
3:49-Intro/SRV Style Jam
6:21-Red Dirt Original Lo mode low gain
6:44-Red Dirt Original Lo mode medium gain
7:05-Red Dirt Original Lo mode high/Full Gain
7:36-Red Dirt Hi Mode low gain
8:25-Red Dirt Hi Mode medium gain
9:07-Red Dirt Hi More high/full gain
11:07-Germanium Red Dirt low gain
12:55-Germanium Red Dirt medium gain
14:46-Germanium Red Dirt high/full gain
17:29-KE808 Red Dirt low gain
18:25-Ke808 Red Dirt medium gain
19:23-KE808 Red Dirt high/full gain
Came to make a joke about checking if I'd accidentally set the video playback speed to 0.75x or 0.50x given how slow the guy was narrating at first, then the playing kicked in around 5 min... ok, you win, suddenly the slow talking doesnt seem clever. Respect. Now that's playing with feeling!
Slow Blues for the win 😂 must’ve been a vibe I was on during the lockdown. Thanks for checking the video out!
My biggest problem with this comparison is that you are playing different licks for the same comparison of each pedal. Use a looper so it is 100% the same. That would be a valuable comparison.
Totally get where you’re coming from - that’s one school for sure. Personally I like to play it each time and like to watch a player play a pedal because then I get a sense for how they lean into it differently. To your point a looper would eliminate some variables. Thanks for checking the video out! If you go to the keeley electronics website and search red dirt you can find some other demos as well.
Long demo. And totally worth it. Thanks for taking the time to bring those 3 in a shootout. Hopefully I'll try the germanium this week. Excellent my man!
Thanks dude glad you enjoyed it
I have more coming soon!
Great job! You can really tell the differences between them. Love my Red Dirt Germanium.
Thanks Sparky! Arf!
Damn man, I should have been subscribed way before now, you are a master blues guitar instructor & I am always looking to learn more! Oh yeah also very well done demo, I'm trying to decide which Red Dirt to get, I'm leaning Ge.
Great video and all the information is really helpful, thats a lot of work! much appreciated for the lessons:) thanks a lot Jamie!!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
You have impeccable technique; blues leads really did that for me. Great video, a necessary video too.
Thank you so much! I had a lot of fun making it. More to come soon!
Germanium Full Gain and renegades of funk cover !
Great video! Honestly Germanium was my favorite of the three! (and not because of the name/type Lol) and then the KE808 was up there too!
Is there a difference between the germanium version and the ke808 version. I’ve been getting info that they’re the same thing. I’ve had a ge808 before and thought it had a little too much gain for me. Is the ke808 one less gain. Thanks
Biggest thing for me is the feel is different. The GE is a bit harsher more Aggressive. The KE has a smoothness I like and sort of prefer for most things. Biggest question is do I want more grit/grime or something singing/sustainy. Both do both ish but the ge kicks in the pants more in the way you’d think of a fuzz. GE drives tend to have that wild flair and sort of “hair”. So it just sits differently.
The three all react differently with various amp types and guitars as well.
Which pedal would you say you use the most?
Hands down the standard red dirt but the others pair better with certain amp/ guitar combos
The germanium one can be a bit harsher so a darker amp tends to like that where a silverface fender would prefer the standard and probably in low gain mode.
They’re all really music tho and pair well with other pedals. Which did you like best in the demo?
@@jamiemharrison4493 nice comp! thanks .. have you heard this? love Jim's tone here at the end. He uses a Keeley mod tube screamer (not sure which mod) to Fender Twin . that biting but clear OD tone is understood to ge gotten easier as here via an all up Twin, but how can you get that thru a Princeton or Super Champ on 3 or 4 at home? Since the Red Dirt is supposed to be Robert's final take on the TS type pedal, can they give the same tones as the Keeley mod screamer? and can they get this tone here without the amp on 10? THANKS! ua-cam.com/video/P0HsFC7aCjk/v-deo.html&start_radio=1