teleblaster
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Just wonderin if anyone has used this combo. Iam looking for high gain distortion. The Tim covers me with the low / medium gain. The teles into a tweed twin, deluxe. Thanks, teleblaster.
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Are you specifically looking to stack the two together or will you switch the DRD on separately? DRD has plenty of gain on it's own for me. I have stacked it with a Klon but not for more gain, just to firm up the bass with a Les Paul which a Klon does great. Perhaps the TIm will let you EQ the DRD just how you want too. I actually own both pedals but never tried them together yet.teleblaster said:Just wonderin if anyone has used this combo. Iam looking for high gain distortion. The Tim covers me with the low / medium gain. The teles into a tweed twin, deluxe. Thanks, teleblaster.:NUTS
+1. I am not a fan of stacking because pedals always seem to sound best by themselves to me, but I have been using a Tim for going on 3 years now (had an early prototype) and I have owned the DRD and have another on the way as I type this. The DRD / Tim combo was one of the better stacks I ever tried although I always run my gainier pedal AFTER the lower gain pedal. But the point is that the Tim and DRD sound really good together.DonneR said:Yes, this is an excellent stack - set the Tim to interface well with your amp,,,, the kick in the DRD for its distortion push, great rock drive sound and the Tim will tweek the EQ a bit if you want a little more/less of something since the DRD has just t he treble control......