JHS ANDY TIMMONS Overdrive V2 DEMO & Comparison w/ DAVID BEEBEE
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Dave is at his home studio giving you an overview of the AT+, which has an all-new independant boost circuit built-in to the original design!. Hear dave's excellent playing, and an A/B Comparison of the original pedal.
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From what I’ve seen on the I nternet so far this is the most comprehensive demo of this pedal
Thanks
Just got mine, sounds pretty good, just trying to learn the controls so it can sound very good
so thanks for the tutorial!
I’ve just received my AT2 + and it’s insane!!
Excellent demo, and great guitarwork, rhythm and lead. I own an AT+ and it is the finest overdrive pedal I've ever owned, and I've owned many in almost 40 years of playing guitar. Because of pedals like this, I'm not a fan of most high gain amps. I want a great pedal platform, like a Fender Bassman, Princeton, or my 15 watt Bassbreaker combo. This pedal really is an amp in a box. It has a wonderful transparency that blends with the tone of any amp. It has amazing clarity, crispness, and all around musicality. It goes with me wherever my mood is. Some days I want blazing high gain; others, the edge of breakup. It does everything I need, and I love the boost function, the air knob, which adds wonderful presence without getting terribly brittle, and the toggle switch, although I keep it at the lowest setting most of the time.
perfectly said. Just got one two days ago and I'm pretty sure I have the only OD I'll ever need. I've only been into pedals last couple of years, frustrated with all of these underwhelming (just my opinion, I know people love to stack them or just put a little edge on their clean) Klon clones vs something like the Friedman BEOD (which is great and ballsy, but pretty one dimensional IMO), nothing that could really run the whole gamut of usable dirt. Also, the boost function is tremendously useful with my verb and delay, adds a little, but not too much, grit. The clarity, simplicity of controls and pethora of useful tones, just a fantastic piece of gear.
Just bought the V2 version. Jezus Gawd! What a great demo! This pedal does everything you are hearing. It is particularly great on slow singing solos such as "Still Got the Blues" or the old Santana favorite "Europa".
Rolling the guitar volume back is what I'm looking for, and you went over it very well. Thank you!
Why is this the first time im seeing you on youtube! Amazing playing..
indeed
Hi! the first 30 secs of this demo sold the pedal to me, as I mostly play strat neck pups! Great Fat Sustainy tone!
Thank You, Kimmo
just tried the Demon FX version, SOO Dynamic I ordered a 2nd one: my pedal buying days are over: still selling some...
This is a great pedal. I couldn’t tell from your video, maybe because of UA-cam compression, but I found on mine the EQ actually controls the highest frequencies, and the Air knob controls more like the upper mids. I know what the literature says, but I also know what I’m hearing from my AT+. Either they got their labeling/manual wrong, or maybe mines just wired backwards or something. I do know they got something else in their manual wrong- they called the air knob a high pass filter. It definitely is not a HPF.
I believe the toggle switch is the same as the Keeley mode on DS1 which basically just clippers. The up position should be the Bat1, the down is the LED clippers, the middle position which has no diode clippers that is why it is open and louder.
Just built a clone. That's exactly what it is. But that's also how distortion pedals work. No magic here.
Excellent playing, I ordered mine two days ago...
I am excited to include this pedal on my board :-)
Do you like it??? I'm comparing the PAL800V3 vs the AT+ at this moment ;-)
@@TomVanstraelen255 Yes absolutely! I use the pedal with the first step down switch and of course with the second drive switch and it sounds great, BUT I also discovered that I can combine the "second" step switch of the AT+ with other gain type, OD type pedals and it is surprisingly delicious lol!!!
Overall super glad I got it. Mind you, I've tried other pedals and they were so so, Oh, another note, if you put the switch setting on 100w and use it on on basically normal volume, like at 11:00-12:00, it sounds fantastic, seems on 25w and 50w settings there's a tad more background noise, at that same volume, at least for me!
Sounds beautiful with my Stratocaster, AND my L.P. too, though settings have to be moved a bit...
leftymadrid thanks 😊 I will try one very soon 🎛🎸👍🏻
couldn't agree more- fantastic pedal....absolutely love mine...
dang, lovely playing...I just bought this last week - love it!
Thanks you!! Best demo of this pedal 👏🏻
thanks DB - very helpful demo and great playing
Mine will be here tomorrow.
Very good
Thx for the most excellent demo. I ordered one😁🎸🤘🏼🇵🇹
Congratulations....your review and sound is better than Andy Timmons 'ones!
Amazing review and sound!
Great demo and playing!
I’m wondering if this new surface mount unit sounds as good as his first versions ??
Which I’m asking / guessing his first version was a hand wired using the older components which are not surface mounted ..?
Nice demo and playing. Is it the pedal or the amp that is making the buzzing sound? I would like to get the pedal, but not sure if I would if it makes that much noise
Been looking for a Shawn Lane type pedal, this may just be the ticket. I have a Guyatone TO-2 I’d like to team this up with and see if it gets even more shred like?
Superb demo man 🥊
Excellent demo!
13:14 13:18
Great tones what guitar is this???
Great sound. But did they really need to put 25. 50. 100 switch in.
sounds fantastic and im ok with the delay bcus its a real situation type sound ,, my only question is what amp are you using and how it sounds without the pedal on ,, is it a clean tone , or a little hot ?
I’m ordering that pedal 🤟🏻
Would love to know what guitar you are using?
So nice! Is it a Victory Countess your using in clean mode?
Great , did I miss what amp you ar3 making sound great through?
What treblebleed? Exact values please? Parellel, series?
Ok, i gotta get this....gonna miss my Bad Monkey...
I buy the demonfx version and sounds the same . For fraction of the cost
Dope ass chops man! Love my at+ :)
Hey! How well does the AT clean up with the guitar volume knob? Excluding the boost side, only looking to know how this works in the drive channel, since I might get the first version of the pedal. Cheers!
Its pretty Good man! It cleans pretty well....
Watch the 9min mark
Why so much delay when demoing a distortion/overdrive pedal?
which delay pedal used here?
This or the green wonder?
was it powered 9 or 18V ?
It's feel like JCM800 🤔🤔🤔
Striking resemblance to John-Boy of the TV show “The Waltons”
Doze the Boost sound like a klone thow
12:28 12:39
That sound is muffled..in my opnion✌
I could kinda hear that a bit as well but I doubt it's the pedal. Andy himself likes a warmer tone and I bet this guy doing the demo does as well. In my opinion, for it to sound really Marshall-esque, you got up the high end a bit. Should have dialed up the presence higher in the beginning when he started.
When you demo a pedal you should demo pedal alone. Not with the echo and reverb on too. I don't want to hear 5 slapbacks I want to hear the pedal by its self so I can accurately judge it's tonal characteristics.
Dr. Harmonica Can you explain to me how using a delay changes the tonal characteristics of the pedal in a demo. I hear this a lot, but I can't square the idea of the delay actually changing the sound of the pedal. From my personal perspective I love hearing demos where the pedal is used in a 'true' setting, similar to something I might actually use than totally dry. Also, you can never get a true idea of the tonal characteristics of a pedal from a UA-cam demo since any pedal will sound so drastically different through any given amp and cab combination. Thanks!
I guess what I'm getting at here is that, if you're going to complain that using a delay pedal doesn't allow you to hear the true character of the pedal, you might as well complain that your own specific amp and cab weren't used. The difference will be far greater through alternate amp/cab combinations than with a delay pedal on or off.
I agree with Tom, context makes a world of difference, and delay is expected to a certain extent.
No, I don't agree. Delay and reverb make anything and everything sound better. It's a cheap trick to improve the sound and improve the review for the manufacture of the pedal. An honest review would be with a dry sound featuring only the pedal being reviewed.
That's taking things a bit too far imo. Nothing "dishonest" about the review here...no agenda by the reviewer.