King Tone Blues Power | The perfect transparent overdrive 🔥

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  • čas přidán 12. 07. 2024
  • The King Tone Guitar Blues Power is the perfect transparent overdrive.
    Go from glassy, tube amp like overdrives to dark and powerful lead tones!
    The Blues Power behaves just like a tube amp.
    It’s capable of boosting or overdriving the full frequency range.
    At lower gain settings, the Blues Power retains your guitar’s top end and lets you shine through.
    Roll down the volume to clean things up, or crank the pedal's volume to drive your amp hard!
    The Jesse Davey Blues Power is also the perfect teammate for the Duellist overdrive!
    Jump around to specific parts of the demo:
    00:00 - Les Brers In A Minor
    03:43 - Two-Rock Classic Reverb Signature Clean Tone
    03:48 - Checking out the Drive knob
    04:34 - Checking out the Volume knob
    05:44 - Balancing the Drive and Volume
    06:41 - Checking out the EQ switch (Glass, Warm, Edge)
    08:40 - Checking out the Bass knob
    09:40 - Checking out the Treble knob
    10:38 - Using the Blues Power as a Fuzz
    11:12 - Clean Strat tones
    12:25 - Using the Blues Power with Humbuckers
    13:58 - Checking out the Drive knob with Humbuckers
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Komentáře • 25

  • @ElectricMojoGuitars
    @ElectricMojoGuitars  Před 2 lety +1

    Jump around to specific parts of the demo:
    00:00 - Les Brers In A Minor
    03:43 - Two-Rock Classic Reverb Signature Clean Tone
    03:48 - Checking out the Drive knob
    04:34 - Checking out the Volume knob
    05:44 - Balancing the Drive and Volume
    06:41 - Checking out the EQ switch (Glass, Warm, Edge)
    08:40 - Checking out the Bass knob
    09:40 - Checking out the Treble knob
    10:38 - Using the Blues Power as a Fuzz
    11:12 - Clean Strat tones
    12:25 - Using the Blues Power with Humbuckers
    13:58 - Checking out the Drive knob with Humbuckers
    Follow us on social media:
    Facebook: facebook.com/ElectricMojo...
    Instagram: instagram.com/electricmoj...
    Twitter: twitter.com/mojoguitarsshop
    Stu's Instagram: instagram.com/stuweinberg/

  • @Jaques355
    @Jaques355 Před 2 lety +4

    Best review for the blues power I’ve ever seen!!! Detailed, informative and helpful! This type of review sells everything! This pedal is nothing less phenomenal! Jesse would be proud hahaha

  • @ottostereo
    @ottostereo Před rokem +3

    Excellent Video👍 this guy know about testing pedals!

  • @johnschoppmusic
    @johnschoppmusic Před 2 lety +1

    Like a boss! Nice demo!

  • @adamaba1135
    @adamaba1135 Před rokem +1

    Amazing demo🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @pantherax1
    @pantherax1 Před 5 měsíci +1

    10:45
    I love the sound i will buy this pedal
    I like bluesy but dirtty and nasty

  • @kansasblues
    @kansasblues Před rokem +1

    great review, just picked up one of these

  • @jimnewearthblues1672
    @jimnewearthblues1672 Před 2 lety +1

    🔊Outstanding🎸

  • @Mike_D_5150
    @Mike_D_5150 Před rokem +1

    Great review!

  • @leonardo.rafael
    @leonardo.rafael Před rokem +1

    I got one. You cant go wrong with any of Jesse Davey pedals. They are selected circuits moded to be extremely versatiles and intense. For example, this one even with the drive knob in 0 runs like a compressor allowing a more touch sensitive and responsive playing.

  • @darwinsaye
    @darwinsaye Před 2 lety +2

    Guitarists get so obsessed with cutting bass and boosting mids, but bass is key for me - it’s really essential for great fuzz tones.

    • @djc5897
      @djc5897 Před 2 lety +2

      Depends what sound you go for. With humbuckers it's prototypical to drop bass and increase mids and treble so it isnt mushy and sounds like a fart and with single coils usually opposite to give it a more percieved fuller sound that isn't ice picky and trebly

    • @leonardo.rafael
      @leonardo.rafael Před rokem +1

      Thats why I love 15”. I feel that smaller speakers cut the low waves. That is awesome to play alone. But in a band mix you may require too much volume to be heard among bass and drums.

  • @Bairov
    @Bairov Před 10 měsíci

    Oh wow! What's your big sky reverb settings? Thanks

  • @oriaharoni6704
    @oriaharoni6704 Před 2 lety +1

    Hi, great demo! Very nice Sound !!
    What amp do you play ?
    Thanks

    • @ElectricMojoGuitars
      @ElectricMojoGuitars  Před 2 lety

      Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the vid. Stu's using a Two-Rock Classic Reverb Signature in this demo :)

  • @darwinsaye
    @darwinsaye Před 2 lety +3

    That’s how you make a drive pedal. None of that “single tone knob” nonsense.