This pedal is one of my favorites for 2023! It does a lot, but it keeps it simple. It works on clean, crunch, or distortion tones as an all in one enhancer/boost/pedal combo!
Awesome right? Its an always on for me...works with every amp and guitar. Glad you dug it as much as I did. I dig the track as well.. Can't wait to hear your take on the 24 vs 22 fret Kiesels.
@@omen3766If I was allowed one pedal for a gig, it’d likely be this into a lightly overdriven amp. My original Servo is currently working it’s magic on my acoustic board. Rounds out those Piezo pups and adds compression without pick attack…🙋♂️. (still got my Boss CS3 for country)
Sounds great. I know the amp is close miked, how loud is this in the room? If you're getting that kind of breakup at low volumes, that's great. (I often wonder if you shouldn't be wearing earplugs in that room!).
That's a great sounding pedal and pretty unique, I'm not sure I could think of another pedal like it. Thanks for sharing all these creative offbeat pedals.
@@inthebluesA yr later 🤷♂️- The Servo 1 REALLY helps with piezo and soundhole style pickups. The Servo 2 looks like it was designed for electric. Excited for what they do going forward.
Sounds decent and seems to add a little tops and cut bottom end. The only thing is, I think they should move those toggle twitches away from the footswitch as I can see those easily breaking when stomping during a frenzy LOL. It's also a good candidate to have two foot switches - one to engage the unit and one to turn boost on. It would be interesting to see how the compression/tube style circuit works.
once you play it...its an always on..plus boost. It's easy to get addicted to the way it brings to life a blah amp. I don't work for them, but I would..it's a great pedal.
It'll give you different results from a compressor and boost pedal, but it's similar. The Servo and switch on the right are adding overtones and body to the tone rather than just a boost and compressor, but it does do that as well.
@@buddybishop1383 ahh! :) Haha. No worries. Well, the Made in Japan guitars are the ones to get if you can find them. Those are usually way more expensive. The Made in China ones are good, but not in the same league as the Japanese made versions.
This pedal is one of my favorites for 2023! It does a lot, but it keeps it simple. It works on clean, crunch, or distortion tones as an all in one enhancer/boost/pedal combo!
Awesome right? Its an always on for me...works with every amp and guitar. Glad you dug it as much as I did. I dig the track as well..
Can't wait to hear your take on the 24 vs 22 fret Kiesels.
@@omen3766If I was allowed one pedal for a gig, it’d likely be this into a lightly overdriven amp. My original Servo is currently working it’s magic on my acoustic board. Rounds out those Piezo pups and adds compression without pick attack…🙋♂️. (still got my Boss CS3 for country)
Nice pedal mate!!
Squishes it just enough & thickens the mids...like it!!
Sounds great. I know the amp is close miked, how loud is this in the room? If you're getting that kind of breakup at low volumes, that's great. (I often wonder if you shouldn't be wearing earplugs in that room!).
That's a great sounding pedal and pretty unique, I'm not sure I could think of another pedal like it. Thanks for sharing all these creative offbeat pedals.
Thanks, Sean. I love showcasing unique builders like this. Thanks for the kind words mate.
That pedal sure sounds great and enhances the tone according to your settings.
I think I found my new favorite pedal 😋✌
I have the original and it’s magic. Right now it’s on my Acoustic board, so might grab this for the electric with the new modes.
Very cool mate! I didn't realise it would for acoustic. Nice :)
@@inthebluesA yr later 🤷♂️- The Servo 1 REALLY helps with piezo and soundhole style pickups.
The Servo 2 looks like it was designed for electric. Excited for what they do going forward.
Sounds mighty tasty!
It’s pretty wild! I think it’s one of the most interesting pedals I’ve seen in a while. Thanks for the comments 😊
Sounds good,thanks shane
Cheers, Keith! I hope you're well mate.
It's MASSIVE! \m/
Versatile pedal indeed, awesome demo Shane
Sounds decent and seems to add a little tops and cut bottom end.
The only thing is, I think they should move those toggle twitches away from the footswitch as I can see those easily breaking when stomping during a frenzy LOL. It's also a good candidate to have two foot switches - one to engage the unit and one to turn boost on.
It would be interesting to see how the compression/tube style circuit works.
once you play it...its an always on..plus boost. It's easy to get addicted to the way it brings to life a blah amp. I don't work for them, but I would..it's a great pedal.
Killer sound. Curious how it behaves with amp modelers and if it livens them up.
works fantastic with modelers, pedals...it does the thing. Single coil hum buckers. it just works.
You could spend hours just fiddling around with that pedal. It is kind of a compressor/boost or am I reading that wrong?
It'll give you different results from a compressor and boost pedal, but it's similar. The Servo and switch on the right are adding overtones and body to the tone rather than just a boost and compressor, but it does do that as well.
First!!!🎸🎸🎸🎸
😄👍
Kahan booze and glory use this
Great just what everybody needs another guitar pedal.
I love dirty pedals!!!!!!! This sounds awesome!!!! 🎸🔥🎸🔥🎸
The speaker in your Marshall is the stock 70-80?
That is a good sounding pedal but your playing I think is so good it could sell anything that you were demoing .
Hey I found a tiki 2010 under 500.00 your thoughts?
I have no idea what that is? haha. What is it?
@@intheblues sorry tokai guitar 2010 model
@@buddybishop1383 LOL!
@@buddybishop1383 ahh! :) Haha. No worries. Well, the Made in Japan guitars are the ones to get if you can find them. Those are usually way more expensive. The Made in China ones are good, but not in the same league as the Japanese made versions.
@@intheblues thanks, I thought all Tokai were made in Japan. I will check the head stock.
And it's only $69 bucks!!!!!!!