Well, this was a first…
- Thread starter Don O
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Session 5
Ambassador of Strings & Wings
OP
Well, for that price I bought one. Also just bought one of these used for $100.And since you’re showing an interest in treble boosters, it’s my sworn duty to let loose some GAS…
How about a high quality pedal kit by Aion FX featuring their Radian Germanium Boost, which is based on the Dallas Rangemaster treble boost:
Radian Germanium Boost / Dallas Rangemaster
An adaptation of the Dallas Rangemaster Treble Booster first released in 1965. Includes a Range switch to allow boosting of treble, mids, or full-frequency.aionfx.com
Get your Jeff Beck on:
That’s a Diet Thunderverb Light Norm…..
This is a Thunderverb….
This may be a viable alternative to some….
Congratulations! Welcome to the world of treble booster bliss….you may find more joyful neck pickup tones that were previously overlooked!
OP
This one is a 2013 Marshall Custom Shop built unit. A description, but obviously not a black covering.
OP
And there’s still 2 more days of on sale stuff….
Clockworkmike
Ambassador of STACKS in WV SHACKS
There's the one I was talking about! Lol
Session 5
Ambassador of Strings & Wings
Don, I just couldn't suggest the 200 Thunderverb to Mike, I didn't want to get him in trouble with his Wife..
Clockworkmike
Ambassador of STACKS in WV SHACKS
I gotta 350w Marshall that I run tandem with a 50watter that I had BEFORE she came around, so, damage has long been done in a manner of speaking lol
syscokid
Ambassador of War & Peace
Nice price on the Naga Viper. Those are very cool for a modern style treble booster. I have an earlier version of the Naga Viper, in the yellow motif. I will never, ever, till-I-die, part with my Rangemaster!
OP
There’s one of those Rangemaster clones on Reverb for $400.
SG John
Ambassador of Cool Guitars and Amps.
JTMs are also my favorites. Love my '89 reissue. In several of the JTM shoot-outs in different magazines, the '89 Reissue would either sound just like the original, or be the overall winner. The clones didn't come close. They got it right that year. Then, I really wanted a KT66 powered JTM, and could not afford the real deal, so I made one. Got lots of help from Ivan, Steve, and Chris. It came out quite nice.
Yes, just go with the real thing.
Plus one with rave reviews of the Drybell Machine. I love mine. I also have a copy of an original Rangemaster in a stompbox. My friend Trever Ridney of Tipton Amps in England got his hands on enough NOS parts to make seven copies of the original Rangemaster circuit. He named it the Strange Mistress, but in discussion it's referred to as "Rory in a Box." It sounds killer with my DST30 and '62 mongrel Strat.
