MI Audio Blues Pro clips

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    glynn

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    michael_ibrahim

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    Hi Glynn,

    Thanks for noticing the healthy amount of gain in there! It's quite a bit more than a TS type of deal. I wanted to make sure that the pedal would be flexible. Blues, after all, doesn't mean whimpy!
     
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    michael_ibrahim

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    Oh yeah, I forgot to mention,... the Blues Pro LOVES to play with other pedals. I got an absolutely stunning gain sound by stacking 4 Blues Pros together! The firist 3 had the gain at 9 O'clock, tone on 7 O'clock (all the way down), volume at 12 O'Clock. The last pedal in the chain was set the same, except I turned the tone up to 1 O'clock.
     
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    glynn

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    Man, I'll have to try stacking. After playing with the BP for a while now, I can't wait to try the crunch box!

    You build one hell of a pedal Michael!!
     
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    michael_ibrahim

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    Mate, you're one hell of a guitarist!!! Those clips sound awesome! How did you have the bivalve set up? What tubes are you using?
     
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    glynn

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    :eek: Thanks, I almost do the pedal justice!


    Nothing to fancy gear wise. I have the stock THD preamp tubes and a pair of GT 6l6 (rated '5') in the bi right now. The settings are the same for all the clips, except for the volume and more/less input:

    High gain clip: More, cut off, volume 12:00, treble 2:00, bass 12:00, attitude 9:00, no noise reduction, no hotplate, lo-V

    On the low gain clips: Less. cut off, volume max, treble 2:00 bass 12:00, attitude 9:00, no NR/hotplate, lo-V

    The rest of the gear was a boogie recto cab, a blue baby bottle for the mic, and my trusty 93 PRS with EMG's.
     
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    t0neg0d

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    Wow... really diggin' this thingy!
     
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    michael_ibrahim

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    I really love the THD stuff. Mr. Marshall does some very interesting things, and I have a lot of respect for that! I'm actually thinking of picking up a Univalve myself. They look like they'd be a lot of fun.
     
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    great playing and tone, thanks for posting !

    i still love my blue boy :cool:
     
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    glynn

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    Thanks Michael,Tonegod, and Marcello!
     
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    glynn

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    I'm hoping to pick up a flexi, or perhaps the next amp that rolls off the THD think tank. The uni was very impressive, and I bet it kills for recording. I'd pick up one just for Garsed's slide tone!
     
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    Love the sound and the playing. Thanks for the info. Great job.
    Russell
     
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    Can any Blue Boy owners chime in here on a comparison? I read Mike's great info on his site and am interested in seeing if there are other opinions.
     
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    I love mine and it is most definitely a steal at $89.99 shipped! Haven't recorded any clips with it but, I'll remedy that soon. By the way Glynn, the tone in the high gain clip is divine!
     
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    glynn

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    Hey, thanks for checking it out!
     
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    glynn

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    Thanks! This box has definatly got me into the flexi territory. I'd love to hear the BP in front of the flexi, so post clips when you get 'em down!
     
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    SteveVHT

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    Michaels pedals are the best IMHO....
    He can tell you, I am a huge fan....
    I have 4 of the original prototypes, which is now the Blues Pro, 2 Tube Zones(New and old model), 2 Blue Boys, Blues Pro, another new prototype of his, and the ultimate......Blue Zone......:D
    It's both the Tube Zone and Blue Boy in one pedal....
    I have been selling off just about all my OD pedals since I found MI Audio....
    Goodbye Tim, Klon, TS808's, RC/AC Booster etc etc etc....
    None of them even come close to true tone and diversity....
    And his customer service is second to none...
    Steve

    PS-Michael....I will be ordering 6-7 of those "Other" pedals by the end of this week....
     
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    SteveVHT

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    I can do some BP into a Flexi tonight for you...
     
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    glynn

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    Awesome!

    I'm also trying to decide what my next pedal should be. I dont have a fuzz box, and the clips sound pretty cool. Any recommendations?
     
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    SteveVHT

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    Just decide if you want an OD or a Fuzz... Micheal makes both...:D
     
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