Clean boosts that can run at 18v?

[Hazelwould]

I've got a spot on my ISO-5 and need a boost! :bonk

Any ideas? Something like a SHO where it adds a full range and would allow a drive to be more cutting by running the boost into it would be awesome.

Tone control could be cool too!

[Hugh DaMann]

Fulltone Fatboost 3

[ChocoB]

MI Boost n' Buff - Definitely 18v, pretty sure its full range, can dial in treble boost too.

[Burgs]

36MVNo3y7JY

(Wes, correct me if I'm wrong here!)

[nrandall85]

Since the SHO runs on batteries, why don't you just get that and keep the open spot for something else?

[WesKuhnley]

36MVNo3y7JY

(Wes, correct me if I'm wrong here!)

18V...check!

[voojo]

36MVNo3y7JY

(Wes, correct me if I'm wrong here!)

It just so happens I have a Graviton boost and an ISO-5 and I can tell you that the Graviton sounds awesome @ 9V, and sublime @ 18V. I don't know how the guys at Resonant Electronic did it, but the noise floor on the Graviton is imperceptible. Fantastic boost, in fact it's got me wanting to try out the Manifold Drive.

I've also got a Mad Professor Ruby Red Booster & it's a great pedal too, especially if you want an always on buffer. But the boost that gets my pedalboard spot is the Graviton!

(No affiliation with either manufacturer.)

[GlobalCooling]

VFE Rocket EQ

http://vfepedals.com/VFE_Pedals/Rocket_EQ.html

[mtn02]

EP Booster!:JAM

[Godspeed64]

Fulltone FB-3!!!

[Cirrus]

CAE MC-401 worked for me.

[burnbritney]

Bad Bob! :D

[Supastar]

Suhr Kokoboost!
Fullrange boost and mid boost.