Boss blues driver vs tube screamer

 · Boss Blues Driver VS TS9 Tube Screamer Stick for me. jayzim Banned. Join date: May IQ #1. Click to copy post link OK so I have a . talk / current draws frequency analysis sounds final thoughts further readingI build pedalswww.doorway.ru Ibanez Tubescreamer TS9 vs Boss Blues Driver BD Find my Guitar Gear on Sweetwater - www.doorway.ru Buy a T-Shirt to Support the Show -.

The Ibanez Tube Screamer and Boss Blues Driver are two of the most popular and acclaimed overdrive pedals of all time.. Both are similar in what they do – they mimic the sound of a tube amp distorting, giving you more sustain and a more aggressive sound that is still responsive to your playing and clear. The Blues Driver stays on all the time at a low level (with a Twin Reverb) and I use the Tube Screamer as the boost/overdrive for solos. Seems to me that the Tube Screamer can't do the cleaner settings like the Boss does but the the BD-2 doesn't have as much overdrive either. Two pedals often compared for their similar effect is the Boss Blues Driver and the Ibanez Tube Screamer. In our recently profile of Mike McCready of Pearl Jam, we mentionned he used the Ibanez Tube Screamer. However, in a discussion on the Ten Club Community forums, it is mentioned that he uses both the Ibanez Tube Screamer (TS-9) and the.

Ibanez Tube Screamer TS JHS Bonsai on TS Setting Boss Blues Driver Waza BD-2w. Revv G4 Fulltone OCD JHS Angry Charlie V3 Boss Super Over Drive Waza. The BD-2 does not have the low-end loss that a tube screamer has so it stays Be sure to check out the sound clips of the stock vs BD2/super in the Sound. Sept More expensive than a Boss BD-2 Blues Driver pedal. The Tube Screamer is going to cost you around $99 for a new one. This is around $25 – $