Both of these are based on the BJF Honey Bee. You can get a BJFe kit of the Honey Bee V1 from moodysounds in the EU for around $99US. Mods can add bass and treble controls and switchable boost, component value changes can make various versions Bjorn made for particular players. It's based on a CMOS chip of all things. Very cool pedal. Joyo makes a cheap version also, a copy of the M.P.
This video is perfect timing! I bought a Sweet Cream after hearing Paul Stafford Cook use one and I've never looked back. I couldn't find a Sweet Honey at the time and always wondered how they really compare. Your gain levels are very similar to mine so this is a great comparison. I have some very high end overdrives but I use the Sweet Cream 90% of the time. It can sound almost clean if you pick lightly but blooms when you dig in, it doesn't splatter like some. Keep up with the vids Thor your playing and humility is inspiring! Brian
Thank you😊 It really surprised me how good the Sweet Cream was. I also recently watched the video from @paulstaffordcook8799 where he tested a selection of overdrives and picked this one as his choice. It made me wanting to try one. Cheers!
I was reading a text when he started and came back about a minute and hadn't realized he had switched off the Sweet Cream. Hope that saves one of you ~$100.
Well I think for me.. at least w the 335, the deluxe was my fav, then the standard sweet honey, then the sweet cream.. but all were close enough that I’d be happy w any of em..😁👍🏻
Hi, I agree with the order you would put the overdrive in. That said I will test the Sweet Cream a bit more because it is a very good, touch sensitive pedal. Quite impressed. Cheers!
I like your sound and I like your approach. Maybe because you play a 335, and don't just turn the volume and gain up to the maximum like others. I wish you coiuld do a review of the Jam Pedal Red Muck mk2, because I'm gazing at the future in that direction. Right now there is a discount on 20% lasting next week, but the only thing keeping me back is the artwork looking not that harmonic. I think it is a good pedal, though, and with fender-like amp and humbuckers, I'd reallky would want your opinion on that one.
Hi, thanks 😊 I checked out a few videos now of that Jam pedal. I'm afraid it's not immediately one I would go for. I think it's cool but I seem to struggle a bit with fuzz pedals. I have a few, and put them on my board every now and then, but in a band setting I usually find myself avoiding to use them because I can't seem to make them sound good in the mix. Playing them by myself is a different story, and I tend to like that. I also tend to find it more appealing and usable with an octave fuzz, and I really like the Odin from Fjord Fuzz, also playing with a band. But these days I prefer my old clone of a Roger Mayer Octavia to take care of those kind of tones. Combining that with the sweet honey overdrive deluxe is quite a divine tone to my preference. All the best 😊
@@GUITARSGIZMOS Thanks for the answer. Yes, I'll drop the Muck for now. I already ordered the Ehx Ramshead reissue, but Gilmourish wrote on his page, that it doesn't work so well on Fender amps, but how do I know. Now I'll try it out and see if I will keep it or return it. Thats how it works these days. I'm totally new to fuzz pedals, so I'm exited. It should turn up tomorrow. For 25 years I've gigged withj a TC Boost/Linedriver/distortion, a tubescreamer and a Boss delay. It has worked very well, but now I wanna try something new. Suddenly I have Formula B super Plexi, Lovepedal Amp 11, Tonecity King of Blues, SA collider and just ordered a small Delay Llama. A couple of good deals, and I'll see how many of them I'll keep. This craziness will have to stop, before I get ruined. Best wishes & thanks.
@@larsstormhenriksen9836 Oh the rabbit hole is quite deep, 😄 but it seems like you have found some good stuff there. Fuzz pedals are good fun indeed. It just seems to be hard for me to make good use of them in a band mix. All the best!
Great demo! I had to laugh when I saw two Sweet Honey pedals because I’m currently about to add my second Sweet Cream to my board! One set to low gain, one to medium. I love that pedal! Super dynamic, touch sensitive and warm sounding.
I love Blues Breaker pedals and have one on my board. I would describe the Sweet Cream as a little warmer, maybe a slightly rounder tone to the notes and more touch sensitive than a BB which is a little more focused, a little sharper tone to the notes.
Both of these are based on the BJF Honey Bee. You can get a BJFe kit of the Honey Bee V1 from moodysounds in the EU for around $99US. Mods can add bass and treble controls and switchable boost, component value changes can make various versions Bjorn made for particular players. It's based on a CMOS chip of all things. Very cool pedal. Joyo makes a cheap version also, a copy of the M.P.
Many of those Tone City pedals are great.
This video is perfect timing! I bought a Sweet Cream after hearing Paul Stafford Cook use one and I've never looked back. I couldn't find a Sweet Honey at the time and always wondered how they really compare. Your gain levels are very similar to mine so this is a great comparison. I have some very high end overdrives but I use the Sweet Cream 90% of the time. It can sound almost clean if you pick lightly but blooms when you dig in, it doesn't splatter like some. Keep up with the vids Thor your playing and humility is inspiring! Brian
Thank you😊 It really surprised me how good the Sweet Cream was. I also recently watched the video from @paulstaffordcook8799 where he tested a selection of overdrives and picked this one as his choice. It made me wanting to try one. Cheers!
I was reading a text when he started and came back about a minute and hadn't realized he had switched off the Sweet Cream. Hope that saves one of you ~$100.
Fantastic guitar played ▶️ I love it
Nice playing man
The Sweet Cream is a terrific pedal for around 60 bucks and the Joyo Sweet Baby ain't bad either. Def check them out. Oh, and great video, man.
Well I think for me.. at least w the 335, the deluxe was my fav, then the standard sweet honey, then the sweet cream.. but all were close enough that I’d be happy w any of em..😁👍🏻
Hi, I agree with the order you would put the overdrive in. That said I will test the Sweet Cream a bit more because it is a very good, touch sensitive pedal. Quite impressed. Cheers!
I like your sound and I like your approach. Maybe because you play a 335, and don't just turn the volume and gain up to the maximum like others.
I wish you coiuld do a review of the Jam Pedal Red Muck mk2, because I'm gazing at the future in that direction. Right now there is a discount on 20% lasting next week, but the only thing keeping me back is the artwork looking not that harmonic. I think it is a good pedal, though, and with fender-like amp and humbuckers, I'd reallky would want your opinion on that one.
Hi, thanks 😊 I checked out a few videos now of that Jam pedal. I'm afraid it's not immediately one I would go for. I think it's cool but I seem to struggle a bit with fuzz pedals. I have a few, and put them on my board every now and then, but in a band setting I usually find myself avoiding to use them because I can't seem to make them sound good in the mix. Playing them by myself is a different story, and I tend to like that. I also tend to find it more appealing and usable with an octave fuzz, and I really like the Odin from Fjord Fuzz, also playing with a band. But these days I prefer my old clone of a Roger Mayer Octavia to take care of those kind of tones. Combining that with the sweet honey overdrive deluxe is quite a divine tone to my preference. All the best 😊
@@GUITARSGIZMOS Thanks for the answer. Yes, I'll drop the Muck for now. I already ordered the Ehx Ramshead reissue, but Gilmourish wrote on his page, that it doesn't work so well on Fender amps, but how do I know. Now I'll try it out and see if I will keep it or return it. Thats how it works these days. I'm totally new to fuzz pedals, so I'm exited. It should turn up tomorrow. For 25 years I've gigged withj a TC Boost/Linedriver/distortion, a tubescreamer and a Boss delay. It has worked very well, but now I wanna try something new. Suddenly I have Formula B super Plexi, Lovepedal Amp 11, Tonecity King of Blues, SA collider and just ordered a small Delay Llama. A couple of good deals, and I'll see how many of them I'll keep. This craziness will have to stop, before I get ruined. Best wishes & thanks.
@@larsstormhenriksen9836 Oh the rabbit hole is quite deep, 😄 but it seems like you have found some good stuff there. Fuzz pedals are good fun indeed. It just seems to be hard for me to make good use of them in a band mix. All the best!
i use the sweet cream for the song brown sugar with our hobby band, somehow a little bit of that sound
I still can’t decide between this and Durple! Anybody had experience with both?
Fatte isje koss du kun har 2500 abonnenter?? Burde hatt x10... minst
Fantastiske kommentar, tusen takk 😄
What are you trying to do.
He tells you exacty what hes doing @3:33. Was it not obvious to you?
I have the sweet cream and for what you pay for it it is a gift, its value for money is unbeatable.
Great demo! I had to laugh when I saw two Sweet Honey pedals because I’m currently about to add my second Sweet Cream to my board! One set to low gain, one to medium. I love that pedal! Super dynamic, touch sensitive and warm sounding.
Looks great. How would this compare to a blues breaker pedal?
I love Blues Breaker pedals and have one on my board. I would describe the Sweet Cream as a little warmer, maybe a slightly rounder tone to the notes and more touch sensitive than a BB which is a little more focused, a little sharper tone to the notes.