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Re: TS9 reissue

12/22/1999 5:50 AM
muddobber	Re: TS9 reissue i've got an old ts-9 i use all the time to gig with. i got a reissue for a back up and there is a major difference in the sound of each. the original has a much darker, thicker tone. the reissue is alot crisper with more treble response.i ussually play a les paul and various valco and fender amps and prefer the original. i bought a daddy-o , sounded great at home. played it two sets at a gig and switched to the old ts-9. the daddy-o just didnt get it under live conditions with my set up. i promptly traded it off. i'm sure there is alot of variation in the same model of pedals, and i would'nt judge all daddy-os by my experience. i've found that i need to test that 'great sounding' amp or pedal at a live gig with the band in order to get a true read on its performance. muddobber

12/22/1999 5:50 AM

muddobber

Re: TS9 reissue

i've got an old ts-9 i use all the time to gig with. i got a reissue for a back up and there is a major difference in the sound of each. the original has a much darker, thicker tone. the reissue is alot crisper with more treble response.i ussually play a les paul and various valco and fender amps and prefer the original. i bought a daddy-o , sounded great at home. played it two sets at a gig and switched to the old ts-9. the daddy-o just didnt get it under live conditions with my set up. i promptly traded it off. i'm sure there is alot of variation in the same model of pedals, and i would'nt judge all daddy-os by my experience. i've found that i need to test that 'great sounding' amp or pedal at a live gig with the band in order to get a true read on its performance. muddobber

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