I love how you seamlessly go from blues/rock phrasing into country lead guitar walks up the neck. Awesome chops! I am here to tune in and steal your licks from now on, one of my new favorite players..
Fantastic playing Shawn! Love the sound of that pedal - been waiting for release since NAMM in Jan - it sounds sooooooo good! Buxton Boost going into the dirty Shirley pedal is a heavenly combination! Thanks and have an awesome day 😊
I really like the new labeling system you've added when you are talking about the controls. Killer tones with awesome playing! Can't wait for the next pedal review!!
I use that I put the gain on the trim pot to about 30 % gain and on the pedal turned the gain all the way down on the pedal. Works incredibly well with an 800 or 800 style amp
I have a Dirty Shirley 40 and recently got a DS pedal... can't believe how close it gets to the sound of my amp.. I set the amp clean and ran the pedal, it gets shockingly close to the preamp section of the DS amp. Ran it in front of a few amps at club jams and it sounded awesome.. never would have thought a pedal could sound so good.
It's extremely good, i run it in front of a Tweed Bassman (Victoria) and it roars. When playing at home it sounds huge in front of my 5w Champ, truly worth the money. Also the sounds really inspires me, it's a keeper for sure.
What a fantastic demo...just went and got one. I always want a Marshall type of sound in my rig... now it's fulfilled, thanks to Shawn Tubbs, the amazing humble man.
Yes gonna get one I use a RM clone(germ) and an 808 so IMO it should be perfect for the higher gain tones I like to get controllable feedback Plays itself at that point
Swinging back around for another comment. Just wanted to say that I really enjoyed your appearance on Tone Talk! Very insightful. I've picked up the guitar again (in my 50's), but although not a great player, I've found that I enjoy learning about gear and also learning about the player themselves about as much as playing itself. I had heard your name well before now, but it was awesome getting to know you (virtually through video) as a player and person. Anyway, glad I could subscribe to your channel and thanks for passing along your experiences and knowledge through your videos! All the best to ya!
Thanks for the demo! I really enjoy (and appreciate) you describing the features and how you use the pedal. I love to learn, so thank you! Wasn't able to catch you live on ToneTalk, but will be catch the video replay!
I have 2 Friedman heads, but his OD pedals are incredible too. The BE & the DS OD's can turn a Twin into a super high gain amp, and you still have those great Fender tones too. Very handy pedals.
Yeah, it really does. If you have a Marshall head and use this, you can get close. But a small amp can't push a lot of air, it's still a great OD pedal, but you can only get a small amp so far.
i have a marshall 100 watt artiste 1976 with a 4x12 celestion g12h30 the amp is so clean even when cranked it doesnt have any breakup just amazing cleans
NickMass35 I'm sure u know inside the be od there's a gain trumping that u can lower it or make higher. I'm assuming u would want to lower it. Lots of people forget it's there or don't even know.
Was able to A/B them myself. The BE is killer, but the DS is more open and punchy...still with plenty of gain. At gig volume into a broken-punchy clean tone, it’ll kick ya right through the sheetrock!!
for a low gain pedal, thats a ton of gain. just stick some kind of od/clean boost in front and you'd easily be able to play metal with it. or just have a sweet lead tone.
Dude can PLAY. Great demo. Lol. One of those demos where there are going to be a lot of disappointed people who keep turning knobs on the pedal trying to figure out why they don't sound like this monster.
Shawn Tubbs No problem dude. Thanks for the demo. I've played a couple Friedman amps. I really like them. Didn't know they had pedals out there. I really liked the "out" stuff you were doing on your tele over the turnaround at :50. Killer playing all around but that was a treat. I also liked the Jimmy Herring whammy/slide stuff on the strat.
Great demo! Will you please do a demo with the pedal going into the dirty Shirley amp? Me and many other DS owners would like to know if this could be a potential footswitch for the amp. Amp in the low gain position and use the pedal to push it and see if it can faithfully recreate that sweet sweet DS high gain that the amp has.
Nice demo! I really wish the BE-OD would have similar controls, but maybe this will replace BE-OD on my board, because it has way too much gain for my needs and no mids control. It (BE.OD) sound cool when played alone, but gets lost in the mix with a band. Or maybe I just haven´t tweaked it enough...
Ok... that was some great playing, man! I don’t even care about the pedal any more. There are pedals everywhere... but that playing... ... yeah! Great! Stuff!!
Some Angus Young licks would have been appropriate but overall Shawn does amazing demos, very thorough, thumbs up! I've owned 3 Dirty Shirley amps and can say the pedal sounds close but until I try it I will not know....
Hey Shawn hope all's well I came back to this demo to see if this would be a good fit for a Princeton rig Basically using a JHS 66 Boost into an 808 - EPH3 echo I guess I'm worried about too much gain into the 1/10 6v6 circuit I'm hoping for the 2 type's of gain basically w the DS being the lead tones mostly Even if it's just being the RM into the DS Thanks man Nice PRS....saw an interview with DG this week Said might be an SE DGT
Ha Ha so a month later I'm using my trusty RM clone by Diaz instead of the so far untrusty JHS RM clone So will probably go RM to RYRA for a versatile clean boost instead of the Xotic Super Clean Boost Bringing the Whacko in before my DD-5 and EPH3 to amp
Serious competition for the Catalinbread Dirty Little Secret! Tight switch is similar to DLS's internal Super Bass/Super Lead switch. Presence pot is also internal on the DLS. Shirley gets the win for intuitive controls but DLS has a better price point. Need to see a side by side comparison!
1st time view of Ur demo (s). SOLID, CONSISTENT , INTELLIGENT, GREAT playing! R U just micing the 2x12 eminence cab? Without any computer enhancement...just as U wld demo it in any shop? I was getting some App for Destruction feels along w some P.Townsend here & there. I have 1 finally question(s) for U. I have a 007 Fender Bassbreaker which is supposed to be reminiscent of a Marshall JTM 45, liked Clapton used on the Beano LP, (my favorite Blues and Rock n Roll Sound)! What adjustments can I make to get close to that tone w my 007, wether it be pedals ,tubes, or anything! My Groove (pwr)Tube EL84-S has just started to go so it wld be great to start there & proceed onto ANY & ALL Things I cld do to get the close to the tone I hve been chasing since I was 19. If U think I should just scrap my amp ect, I wld need to stay in the price range of trading in a used 007, but as far as tubes,speaker,pedals I can try whatever. The main pedals I use now R TC Hall of fame, EHX Soulfood, TC Rusty Fuzz, & a V847 Vox wah, and sum times a CALINE Crazy CATI & JoYo Vintage Ovr Drive. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Expertise, and GREAT PLAYING w Ur fellow Music Fanatics lol. Keep on, Keeping on Ur a Natural! ! Bryan
Hey Bryan, thanks for tuning into my channel! I mic the 2x12 with a Shure SM57 and Royer 121 combo into a Chandler TG2 mic preamp. I never add any sort of enhancements to the tones. I think you're on the right track with your amp.As far as the Beano tone goes, I don't know that EC was using anything between the guitar and the amp. I'm by no means an expert concerning this. I would say get as close as you can with the amp and use a boost pedal to get the rest of the way there. The Buxom Boost would be one to look at. I've got a demo coming soon. It's ideal for this type of application because it can be used as a classic treble boost and much more.
Thanks for taking the time to give me some solid advice Shawn, I will definitely check out the Buxom Boost demo U will have out soon. I hve 1 quick question, this is the 1st tube amp I actually owned myself, I was using a Fender Studio 85 solid state 1x12 (the one w red knobs, right now it's taken apart to be cleaned and to hve a input replaced, but the guy who was doing this passed on...) anyways like I said my 007 pwr tube is going & I ordered a KT66 from G CENTER bc that's the tubes used in the Blues Breaker JTM 45. Even though I asked the guy at GC if my fender wld accept the KT66 it was way too big, do these tubes come in different sizes and he just ordered the wrong one? Bc my Groove Tube EL84-S is much much smaller than the KT66 duet he sent. I thought that the S at the end of EL84-S might mean small (lol), but I don't hve a clue.....usually I am ALOT MORE Educated in my equipment but since owning a tube amp is new to me I'm a little bit nieve abt it. Since its the only pwr tube in the 007 Bassbreaker I shld'nt need to hve it biased right? The KT66 is a regular medium duet. I figure medium duet is a size reference? Thanks Again for any input Shawn! Keep up the Great Demo's, can't wait for the B.Boost demo! Take it Easy Brother, Bryan
If you have an EL84 power section, that is the only tube type you can use. There are occasions when the a KT 66 can be interchangeable with an 6L6 or EL34 but those are rare.
Can you give me some insight on how this compares to the BE-OD? The BE-OD has more gain on tap, but I don't need as much as it has, and I like the flexibility of mids on this one. Mostly wondering if the Dirty Shirley can still beef up single coils the way the BE-OD does, but with less gain?
I've honestly never played the BE-OD so I can't really say how the DS-OD compares. I can say that the DS-OD has plenty of fat mids on tap as well as gain for single coil pickups.
Great playing, pedal sounds good. I like it better than the BE-OD already but think i will stick with my Keeley D&M drive. Its actually 2 pedals in one and more bang for the buck with the TRS jacks..imo I have learned to resist the hype over the years. :)
The XTS Atomic is a bit more focused in the mids than the DS even with the "tight switch". The DS has more lows than the XTS. Both would work well for that type of sound.
How's the dirty shirley compared to low gain marshall pedals like box of rock, and higher ones like andy timmons/angry charlie? And how is the stackability?
To me the DS-OD is different than the BOR in that the BOR to my ears is brighter and more aggressive, maybe a bit more open. Wouldn't be quite as versatile for sure as the DS-OD. They're both killer pedals. The Timmons Sig Angry Charlie is one that I don't have any experience with unfortunately.
If anyone can point me to a demo for the Dirty Shirley or the BE-OD on a Peavey Classic 30 that would be great. The only issue I have with most demo's is that people are using the pedals in $1000.00 + amps and the whole reason most of us buy the pedals is because we can't afford those more expensive amps. It would be great to go down to the store to demo these pedals but most of the time they need to be ordered because they don't carry them. I have a Wampler Pinnacle and sounds terrible in my amp but sounds excellent in the $1000.00 + amps. Not ready to pull the blind trigger again though. You know, once bitten....... :( Excellent demo though Shawn. :)
Ihave the dirty shirley combo amp with the cream absck speaker and i play the treble and mids wide open and the bass almost off and it still is too bassey, so you think one of these pedals would help me?
yes Shawn it does, im lisening to your story on Truetone it is really good to lisen to your story, you are a great guy thanks for takeing the time to answer me back. yes my amp is brand new!
Thanks so much! Well, I think the way to go for you would be to find something that can actually cut lows. Look at the Pettyjohn Filter. It allows for up to 12db boost or cut in the lows, mids, and highs. I think it would work for you.
Hey, does anyone know if this would work with a solid state amp, since I have an ages old marhsall solid state combo and a blackstar fly 3 and they say this pedal will get the tube amp sound of the actual amp but I'm not sure if it only works with tube amps. I sorta have this on my list of possible x-mas presents.
Nope, save your money and get a used tube amp, then save more money and buy the Dirty Shirley OD. Running a solid state effects pedal into a solid state amp will not make it sound any warmer or sweeter.
Hey Nabil, I can't really think of a JRAD pedal that would be along the same lines in tone except for maybe the Flex Drive-not sure if it's still in production any more- but it doesn't have the mid control and focus of the DS-OD.
It does, and I'm sorry I didn't demo the box that way. I was just so touch sensitive that I didn't even think to roll the volume off for you guys. Thanks Thomas!
Fantastic playing/demo Shawn. Your phrasing is simply beautiful
I love how you seamlessly go from blues/rock phrasing into country lead guitar walks up the neck. Awesome chops! I am here to tune in and steal your licks from now on, one of my new favorite players..
Thanks so much Brian!
The lsl strat solo was so good I laughed out loud. You're an inspiration Shawn
Thanks so much Trevor!
Fantastic playing Shawn! Love the sound of that pedal - been waiting for release since NAMM in Jan - it sounds sooooooo good! Buxton Boost going into the dirty Shirley pedal is a heavenly combination! Thanks and have an awesome day 😊
Thanks Jay!
I really like the new labeling system you've added when you are talking about the controls. Killer tones with awesome playing! Can't wait for the next pedal review!!
Thanks so much!
i'm only here to steal the licks.
*attempts to*
*dies*
*keeps the guitar back in the freezer*
*goes to sleep crying*
LOL!!!!!
That escalated quickly. I mean, that really got out of hand.
@@TheParanoidAndroid79 "Brick killed a guy!"
@@ShawnTubbs "Yeah, there were horses, and a man on fire, and I killed a guy with a trident."
I got one today - blown away! Also worth mentioning there's an internal gain adjustment (trim pot) which adjusts the overall gain of the pedal.
I use that I put the gain on the trim pot to about 30 % gain and on the pedal turned the gain all the way down on the pedal. Works incredibly well with an 800 or 800 style amp
It sounds so good when you're playing it!
I have a Dirty Shirley 40 and recently got a DS pedal... can't believe how close it gets to the sound of my amp.. I set the amp clean and ran the pedal, it gets shockingly close to the preamp section of the DS amp. Ran it in front of a few amps at club jams and it sounded awesome.. never would have thought a pedal could sound so good.
It's extremely good, i run it in front of a Tweed Bassman (Victoria) and it roars. When playing at home it sounds huge in front of my 5w Champ, truly worth the money. Also the sounds really inspires me, it's a keeper for sure.
Good to know.... probably getting one for my lead tone on my 61 Princeton Thanks
What a fantastic demo...just went and got one. I always want a Marshall type of sound in my rig... now it's fulfilled, thanks to Shawn Tubbs, the amazing humble man.
Yes gonna get one I use a RM clone(germ) and an 808 so IMO it should be perfect for the higher gain tones I like to get controllable feedback Plays itself at that point
Amazing playing Shawn! Wow... plus you can make every pedal sound great.
Great demonstration Shawn. You always do such a great job explaining the pedal, and how to use it. I really appreciate it.
Thanks so much man! I appreciate you tuning in!
Thanks so much!
It's real nice having front row to one of the best guitar players on the planet... Rock that box brother!
Thanks Tony!
Shawn Tubbs
You're very welcome. And it's very true....
Swinging back around for another comment. Just wanted to say that I really enjoyed your appearance on Tone Talk! Very insightful. I've picked up the guitar again (in my 50's), but although not a great player, I've found that I enjoy learning about gear and also learning about the player themselves about as much as playing itself. I had heard your name well before now, but it was awesome getting to know you (virtually through video) as a player and person. Anyway, glad I could subscribe to your channel and thanks for passing along your experiences and knowledge through your videos! All the best to ya!
Thanks so much Brian I appreciate it!
hey shawn,the thoroughness of your videos is what sets you apart.thanks
Thanks so much Rick!
Thanks for the demo! I really enjoy (and appreciate) you describing the features and how you use the pedal. I love to learn, so thank you! Wasn't able to catch you live on ToneTalk, but will be catch the video replay!
Thanks so much for tuning in Brian!
Class Act Dude, great player, gear, and demo. Thanks !!!
Nice, that this pedal has the mid knob. In my opinion the BE-OD needs one, too.
Very nice intro, Shawn.
Thanks so much.
Thanks Shawn for a well detailed demo and lovely playing as always, can't wait for the Buxom Betty demo.
Thanks Nail!
I have and love the BE OD so guess I'll need this one also.Great stuff! Great playing and video.Thank You!
Thanks John!
Sounds absolutely fantastic Shawn. Love your demos.
Thanks so much John!
Fine work, just beautiful Shawn!
Thanks Wade!
Great Demo Shawn, this would sound great driving my Lonestar. Dig your playing, nicely done!
Thanks very much Michael!
Great demo! I subscribe to your Chanel immediatly! Clever demonstration of the specs and great tone! That's what we want!
Thanks so much for subscribing Boris!
Just bought a Dirty Shirley Pedal at Matt's Music in Massachusetts .This demo seems to capture the mojo that the pedal really has .
I have 2 Friedman heads, but his OD pedals are incredible too. The BE & the DS OD's can turn a Twin into a super high gain amp, and you still have those great Fender tones too. Very handy pedals.
does the be od sound close to ur amp?
Yeah, it really does. If you have a Marshall head and use this, you can get close. But a small amp can't push a lot of air, it's still a great OD pedal, but you can only get a small amp so far.
i have a marshall 100 watt artiste 1976 with a 4x12 celestion g12h30
the amp is so clean even when cranked
it doesnt have any breakup just amazing cleans
Nice demo and great playing!
Thanks Nathan!
Sure thing Shawn
Cripes - this is so much more me than the other pedals they do. Great tones - cheers
Thanks Rohan!
You're a great player! Friedman makes some really tasty stuff;)
Thank you for your demos!
Thanks so much!
Great slide playing. Great lead playing too. I like the Jazzy runs. 👍👍👍👍👍😁
Great sounding demo as usual Shawn, I have mini head and 1x12 and it sound similar, I totally love it. It too also loves my PRS.
Thanks Andrew.
Gorgeous sound and playing. Thanks.
Just kidding,awesome playing as usual,love your videos
Keep em coming
Thanks Brendan I appreciate it man.
Loved the gain past noon....still tight and crisp. I think I prefer this to the BEOD pedal....more classic rock/metal sounding me thinks
Another great demo. Thank you Shawn
Great tone as always Shawn! Was looking forward to this video since hearing you had the pedal on that Live Stream (Tone Talk?) some time ago ;) Cheers
Thanks for tuning in Max I appreciate it man!
Shawn Tubbs No problem Shawn! Your playing is great and you're so down to earth :) Really a pleasure to watch you play/talk tone ;)
Man, you are really all the guitar ever needs...
Sounds amazing. The pedal, and the playing.
Thanks Michael!
Thank you for the time you put on this demo and the incredible playing. Can you review BOSS JB-2 if you get a hold of one. Cheers
Thanks so much! The Boss JB-2 looks cool.
I've been waiting for this demo. Sounds great. Kind of like this more than the BE.
NickMass35 I'm sure u know inside the be od there's a gain trumping that u can lower it or make higher. I'm assuming u would want to lower it. Lots of people forget it's there or don't even know.
Was able to A/B them myself. The BE is killer, but the DS is more open and punchy...still with plenty of gain. At gig volume into a broken-punchy clean tone, it’ll kick ya right through the sheetrock!!
Killer playing Shawn ! Awesome sounding pedal !
Thanks so much!
for a low gain pedal, thats a ton of gain. just stick some kind of od/clean boost in front and you'd easily be able to play metal with it. or just have a sweet lead tone.
Dude can PLAY. Great demo. Lol. One of those demos where there are going to be a lot of disappointed people who keep turning knobs on the pedal trying to figure out why they don't sound like this monster.
Thanks Julian!
Shawn Tubbs No problem dude. Thanks for the demo. I've played a couple Friedman amps. I really like them. Didn't know they had pedals out there. I really liked the "out" stuff you were doing on your tele over the turnaround at :50. Killer playing all around but that was a treat. I also liked the Jimmy Herring whammy/slide stuff on the strat.
The mid knob and tight switch should have been on the BE-OD as well.
I totally agree..: but then they wouldn't have made this pedal
doesn't the be have a tight knob?
Yeah, I'm sayin' they should have moved the knob to a switch and put a mid control in its place.
+bobisadrummer ah gotcha. I'm sure if enough people say something then they'll re do it. Maybe? Lol.
wheresallthezombies yes
Just came across your demos and like Hermanns, Thorpe, I can at least hear what these products "can" sound like in the right hands lol. Cheers!
Nice Demo! I like this pedal! You make it sound great!!
Thanks Bruce!
freakin' awesum Demo .. thanks ... !!
Thanks man!!
Outstanding chops
Sir, you are gifted.
You're very kind, thanks very much!
Definitely buying this
Great demo! Will you please do a demo with the pedal going into the dirty Shirley amp? Me and many other DS owners would like to know if this could be a potential footswitch for the amp. Amp in the low gain position and use the pedal to push it and see if it can faithfully recreate that sweet sweet DS high gain that the amp has.
Can this guy play or what !!! Sick . Cool pedal and great tones.
Sounds great Shawn!
Thanks Jimmy!
I usually check out your channel just to listen you playing. Anyway.. very nice pedal
Thanks for tuning in man! The DSOD is a good one!
Nice demo! I really wish the BE-OD would have similar controls, but maybe this will replace BE-OD on my board, because it has way too much gain for my needs and no mids control. It (BE.OD) sound cool when played alone, but gets lost in the mix with a band. Or maybe I just haven´t tweaked it enough...
Awesome demo Mr Tubbs :)
Thanks Lee!
nice compact & phat - great intro track-
that LsL tone though ! AWESOME !
Thanks man!
Ok... that was some great playing, man! I don’t even care about the pedal any more. There are pedals everywhere... but that playing... ... yeah! Great! Stuff!!
Thanks very much!
Some Angus Young licks would have been appropriate but overall Shawn does amazing demos, very thorough, thumbs up! I've owned 3 Dirty Shirley amps and can say the pedal sounds close but until I try it I will not know....
Thanks very much!
shawn! delivering the goods and the touch as always - great stuff!
Thanks so much!!
Hey Shawn hope all's well I came back to this demo to see if this would be a good fit for a Princeton rig Basically using a JHS 66 Boost into an 808 - EPH3 echo I guess I'm worried about too much gain into the 1/10 6v6 circuit I'm hoping for the 2 type's of gain basically w the DS being the lead tones mostly Even if it's just being the RM into the DS Thanks man Nice PRS....saw an interview with DG this week Said might be an SE DGT
Ha Ha so a month later I'm using my trusty RM clone by Diaz instead of the so far untrusty JHS RM clone So will probably go RM to RYRA for a versatile clean boost instead of the Xotic Super Clean Boost Bringing the Whacko in before my DD-5 and EPH3 to amp
Serious competition for the Catalinbread Dirty Little Secret! Tight switch is similar to DLS's internal Super Bass/Super Lead switch. Presence pot is also internal on the DLS. Shirley gets the win for intuitive controls but DLS has a better price point. Need to see a side by side comparison!
1st time view of Ur demo (s). SOLID, CONSISTENT , INTELLIGENT, GREAT playing! R U just micing the 2x12 eminence cab? Without any computer enhancement...just as U wld demo it in any shop? I was getting some App for Destruction feels along w some P.Townsend here & there. I have 1 finally question(s) for U. I have a 007 Fender Bassbreaker which is supposed to be reminiscent of a Marshall JTM 45, liked Clapton used on the Beano LP, (my favorite Blues and Rock n Roll Sound)! What adjustments can I make to get close to that tone w my 007, wether it be pedals ,tubes, or anything! My Groove (pwr)Tube EL84-S has just started to go so it wld be great to start there & proceed onto ANY & ALL Things I cld do to get the close to the tone I hve been chasing since I was 19. If U think I should just scrap my amp ect, I wld need to stay in the price range of trading in a used 007, but as far as tubes,speaker,pedals I can try whatever. The main pedals I use now R TC Hall of fame, EHX Soulfood, TC Rusty Fuzz, & a V847 Vox wah, and sum times a CALINE Crazy CATI & JoYo Vintage Ovr Drive. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Expertise, and GREAT PLAYING w Ur fellow Music Fanatics lol. Keep on, Keeping on Ur a Natural! ! Bryan
Hey Bryan, thanks for tuning into my channel! I mic the 2x12 with a Shure SM57 and Royer 121 combo into a Chandler TG2 mic preamp. I never add any sort of enhancements to the tones. I think you're on the right track with your amp.As far as the Beano tone goes, I don't know that EC was using anything between the guitar and the amp. I'm by no means an expert concerning this. I would say get as close as you can with the amp and use a boost pedal to get the rest of the way there. The Buxom Boost would be one to look at. I've got a demo coming soon. It's ideal for this type of application because it can be used as a classic treble boost and much more.
Thanks for taking the time to give me some solid advice Shawn, I will definitely check out the Buxom Boost demo U will have out soon. I hve 1 quick question, this is the 1st tube amp I actually owned myself, I was using a Fender Studio 85 solid state 1x12 (the one w red knobs, right now it's taken apart to be cleaned and to hve a input replaced, but the guy who was doing this passed on...) anyways like I said my 007 pwr tube is going & I ordered a KT66 from G CENTER bc that's the tubes used in the Blues Breaker JTM 45. Even though I asked the guy at GC if my fender wld accept the KT66 it was way too big, do these tubes come in different sizes and he just ordered the wrong one? Bc my Groove Tube EL84-S is much much smaller than the KT66 duet he sent. I thought that the S at the end of EL84-S might mean small (lol), but I don't hve a clue.....usually I am ALOT MORE Educated in my equipment but since owning a tube amp is new to me I'm a little bit nieve abt it. Since its the only pwr tube in the 007 Bassbreaker I shld'nt need to hve it biased right? The KT66 is a regular medium duet. I figure medium duet is a size reference? Thanks Again for any input Shawn! Keep up the Great Demo's, can't wait for the B.Boost demo! Take it Easy Brother, Bryan
If you have an EL84 power section, that is the only tube type you can use. There are occasions when the a KT 66 can be interchangeable with an 6L6 or EL34 but those are rare.
great brand you play very well
Wish we heard the DS itself a little too... this sounds real good so I wonder how much better the amp could actually sound...
Great review Shawn as always and wow that pedal does sound fat!
Thanks Peter!
Please we can say that dirty shirley can sound like bluesbreaker ? Also blues driver an sound near of blues driver?
Thanks
Yes, it can sound like a Bluesbreaker, Bluesdriver, JTM 45... All of the above.
I send Thanks to you from Morocco
Dang! Sounds killer!
Great tones!!!
Thanks Christian!
Can you give me some insight on how this compares to the BE-OD? The BE-OD has more gain on tap, but I don't need as much as it has, and I like the flexibility of mids on this one. Mostly wondering if the Dirty Shirley can still beef up single coils the way the BE-OD does, but with less gain?
I've honestly never played the BE-OD so I can't really say how the DS-OD compares. I can say that the DS-OD has plenty of fat mids on tap as well as gain for single coil pickups.
Shawn Tubbs awesome. I'm definitely going to try it out now. It sounds like just what I need. Great demo and thanks for your help!
When is this pedal coming out
Great demo! Love that PRS did you change the neck or is that a different DGT model?
Thanks so much Robert! That PRS DGT is stock. I've got two DGT's that are both stock.
Great playing, pedal sounds good. I like it better than the BE-OD already but think i will stick with my Keeley D&M drive. Its actually 2 pedals in one and more bang for the buck with the TRS jacks..imo
I have learned to resist the hype over the years. :)
Damn you're a maestro player... Like it =)
Thanks so much!
can I known you opinion between XTS Atomic OD and Dirty Shirley, for classic crunch seventies Les Paul recordings? Thank you guy
The XTS Atomic is a bit more focused in the mids than the DS even with the "tight switch". The DS has more lows than the XTS. Both would work well for that type of sound.
Shawn, this pedal sounds great, imho, better than the synergy module. Do you have an opinion since you heard both in the room?
Hard to compare them in that way. They're both great. The Module felt more natural to me because it's a tube preamp.
OMG fantastic
I wanna buy everything you demo! Amazing dynamics in your playing.
Thanks Craig!
These Friendman pedals rule !! I've been using a BE30.... best dist/od pedal I've used Get one !!
great review !
Thanks very much!
Would you say that this pedal will perform well infront of a very clean amp like a Hiwatt DR103? Can I close to EVH sounds with this combination?
I would lean more towards the new small box pedal that's coming out. I've seen posts about it and I think it might be closer to that EVH tone.
@@ShawnTubbs do you know when it will be released?
@@Matan2222222 I don't unfortunately. I've just Instagram posts from Friedman.
Thanks Shawn! Great demo!
How's the dirty shirley compared to low gain marshall pedals like box of rock, and higher ones like andy timmons/angry charlie?
And how is the stackability?
To me the DS-OD is different than the BOR in that the BOR to my ears is brighter and more aggressive, maybe a bit more open. Wouldn't be quite as versatile for sure as the DS-OD. They're both killer pedals. The Timmons Sig Angry Charlie is one that I don't have any experience with unfortunately.
Shawn Tubbs
Thanks for the in depth answer! Amazing review as always!
If anyone can point me to a demo for the Dirty Shirley or the BE-OD on a Peavey Classic 30 that would be great. The only issue I have with most demo's is that people are using the pedals in $1000.00 + amps and the whole reason most of us buy the pedals is because we can't afford those more expensive amps. It would be great to go down to the store to demo these pedals but most of the time they need to be ordered because they don't carry them. I have a Wampler Pinnacle and sounds terrible in my amp but sounds excellent in the $1000.00 + amps. Not ready to pull the blind trigger again though. You know, once bitten....... :( Excellent demo though Shawn. :)
I have the 40 watt dirty shirley and it seems to have to much bottom end no matter how i dial it what kind of pedal could i get to brighten it up?
Ihave the dirty shirley combo amp with the cream absck speaker and i play the treble and mids wide open and the bass almost off and it still is too bassey, so you think one of these pedals would help me?
Does your combo have a gain selector switch on it or is it older?
yes Shawn it does, im lisening to your story on Truetone it is really good to lisen to your story, you are a great guy thanks for takeing the time to answer me back. yes my amp is brand new!
Thanks so much! Well, I think the way to go for you would be to find something that can actually cut lows. Look at the Pettyjohn Filter. It allows for up to 12db boost or cut in the lows, mids, and highs. I think it would work for you.
How does this pedal compare to the keeley electronics oxblood germanium overdrive?
Hey Richard, sorry but I don't have any experience with that pedal.
Shawn Tubbs Thanks for the quick reply. Awesome demo by the way!
Thanks so much Richard!
What's the car on the wallpaper? Great demo as always
Thanks man! It's a Viper.
Ah nice!!
Is there any way i could see a guns n roses style tones on that pedal?
Hey, does anyone know if this would work with a solid state amp, since I have an ages old marhsall solid state combo and a blackstar fly 3 and they say this pedal will get the tube amp sound of the actual amp but I'm not sure if it only works with tube amps. I sorta have this on my list of possible x-mas presents.
I think it would work well as it has some compression and give to it.
Nope, save your money and get a used tube amp, then save more money and buy the Dirty Shirley OD. Running a solid state effects pedal into a solid state amp will not make it sound any warmer or sweeter.
Shawn , where did you have internal gain trim pot set to
Frank Quinn Hey Frank thanks for tuning in! I didn’t even open the DS to look.;) Stock setting. Thanks for the question!
hey Shawn! is it similar (in tone) to one of the Jrockett pedals you already reviewed or closer to some other pedal you know? Thanks.
Hey Nabil, I can't really think of a JRAD pedal that would be along the same lines in tone except for maybe the Flex Drive-not sure if it's still in production any more- but it doesn't have the mid control and focus of the DS-OD.
great demo! ...what do you use to create your drums?
Thanks Shane, I use EZ Drums.
Shawn Tubbs nice! EZ they are indeed!
What cab/speaker are you going through? sounds great.
Thanks! I'm using a Bogner 2x12 closed back cab with Eminence C75 Speakers.
Hi Shawn, what speaker cab/speakers are you micing? Sounds awesome !
Thanks very much! Right now I'm using a Bogner closed by 2x12 with Eminence CV75 speakers.
Shawn, what is your desert island OD?
I honestly haven't got an answer for that question.
Great demo! Does it clean up well with the guitars volume pot? (Like the amp does)
It does, and I'm sorry I didn't demo the box that way. I was just so touch sensitive that I didn't even think to roll the volume off for you guys. Thanks Thomas!
Stella!
My Dirty Shirley tight position seems to be in the up place, not down. Down position is fuller and much bassier.
Hmm...Sounds like the switch was wired backward.
Off topic, but what speakers do you like to use in your cabs?
I've been using Eminence CV75 speakers.
shawn which one is better ds or beod?
hmm this or a bluesbraker after a klon?
If you dig the DS, it will work nicely after a Klon.
Is this going to replace anything on your small board?
Not as of yet but It's going to be in use.
+Shawn Tubbs Any idea when these will be available?
They should be available soon.