I find the negativity puzzling. Don’t we all understand that Lee and Pete are just doing their jobs, presenting to us new products to consider? Plus they are doing it quite well, providing fun and humor along with great information, and giving all of this to us at the convenience of watching it on our phones! I love these videos. I have made several determinations on purchases due to research conducted partially from their channel. I say, “Thank you, Andertons, for the content! Keep it coming.” If people don’t appreciate the content, then don’t watch it.
I don't think any negativity is directed at Lee and Pete. I think people are just tired of overdrive pedals, and especially expensive overdrive. There's a new one everyday covering the same ground as a 1000 other units already on the market. Granted, people keep buying them. But people are also tired of seeing so much content on them.
Hey man, I don't hold it against them when they go into sell mode and say stuff that's borderline not true- so they can forgive me when I speak like a consumer and complain about the price. Know your role and shut your hole.
I still watch these videos even though I already have enough drive pedals. It's interesting to see what the pedal makers come up with and listen to Lee & Pete talk about tone.
As usual Origin effect's pedals are top notch. yes they are expensive but as a owner of a revival drive hot rod compact, I can say their products are very very good.
I can't believe I'm considering paying more for my drive pedal than I did for my guitar- but once, just once- I'd like to see how it feels to buy what I want without considering price. Price, whether I like it or not, is the biggest deciding factor in everything I buy. I've played guitar for over 30 years now- and never owned one that costed more than 500 bucks. I've played countless gigs with those 500 dollar guitars though, played with Shenandoah once- not a single person ever said anything about my guitar. My first cousin was the lead guitarist for Shenandoah- that's why I got to play with them- and he's standing by me with a Gibson Les Paul while I'm playing the lead ride on my Squier. It sounded great. I was very pleased and impressed with my little Classic Vibe- and so was Jimmy and the rest of the band- they commented on it after we played, how good it sounded. I'm buying this drive- to hell with it.
@@kriseec5345 - as it turns out, you are correct - I really like this pedal a lot! I spent a couple of hours with it yesterday trying different settings with my rig and I found “my” sound pretty quickly. The real test is live and I only have one gig this week on Saturday so I’ll reserve final judgement until then. But I own a couple of Origin Effects pedals and they are all top shelf units and perform well both at home and out live so I expect the same will be true for this one as well.
The people hating on these pedals have probably never tried Origin's stuff. I have the Cali 76 Stacked Edition and it's soooooo good. It doesn't matter how you set it, every single position just makes you sound better. It gives you your guitar tone but just thicker, warmer and more present. Further, you can't feel it. A lot of compressors feel squidgy and laggy which puts me off and reduces my enjoyment of playing the guitar. With a lot of pedals, before you get to about 10 O'Clock on a dial, they do nothing and then after 2 O'Clock they get fizzy or noisy. Origin are handmade in the UK and are just really, really high quality. Just turning the knobs is really pleasing. Yes, they're expensive, but i think you get good value for your money.
Pete's order of green, blue, and then yellow definitely sounded the best combined! Also, the next pedals Origin should make are the Halcyon Black (Rat clone), Halcyon Orange (Boss DS-1 clone), and the Halcyon Black Orange (Metal Zone clone). It would also be cool to make the Halcyon Red, Halcyon Purple/Violet, and Halcyon Pink, but I'm not sure what famous pedals they could copy with those colors. Maybe the Angry Charlie for the Halcyon Red, though I'm not sure it's nearly as famous as even the Rat or Metal Zone. And maybe for the Halcyon Purple pedal, if they want to get even more obscure and show Anderton's some love, they could make a clone of Pete's The Dane pedal.
Gonna go out on a limb here, but I like The Dane better than all of these. It’s the most flexible for me in the different tones that it can provide apart from heavy distortion. Is also find it to be the smoothest and most organic sounding overdrive for my needs.
In theory a blend function is a good idea, but I'm with Lee, I've never liked it in practice. FWIW. Give me a Bluesbreaker pedal and I can go all night, it's excellent for getting your rhythm tone right, especially with a Strat.
the Boss BD2 has its place in history too, but I would say in the last 10 years the Bluesbreaker has certainly taken off in popularity, whereas the BD-2 which has always had its fans, didn't really change in popularity
I just removed two overdrives from my board, telling myself there where way too many of them already. So thanks for this.. 😂 At least I have the space for this one now..
If you use it as a relatively clean boost, you're following Mick and Dan's advice from That Pedal Show unintentionally. They're die-hard "boost after overdrive" guys, and since trying my setup that way, I agree. Boost before overdrive just boosts the overdrive, where boost after overdrive boosts _the amp,_ which is generally the intention of a boost pedal.
@@sundaynightdrunk : Indeed, but I do like to switch things up a little and because I am addicted to good overdrives I have quite a few of them on my board and they seem to be all over the place. When it comes to the Klon, I actually do not use it as a clean boost, because every now and then I use it as the only gain pedal. And when I do I want to hear that tight growl that it is capable of giving. Before the Klon (I mean earlier in the signal chain) I have the Greer Lightspeed. Now… most of the time I use the Lightspeed to give the gain pedals before that one some extra power. The Lightspeed is perfect for that because it doesn’t colour the sound in any way. So I give it a tiny bit more volume, a little bit more grit and some extra bite with the tone control. It doesn’t matter what pedal you use earlier in the chain, because it ALWAYS works. The outcome is very predictable and that’s one of the many reasons why I love the Greer Lightspeed. However, I also love the sound of my amp (plus the old RC Booster, which is my always on pedal) and here the same thing applies. Switching on the Lightspeed gives me that little extra oomph. So THAT’S a sound I use a lot. But when I need a solo boost I step on my Klon clone which, like I wrote, is NOT clean. But that’s exactly how I want it. It gives me a more mid focused push to cut through and the gain gives me the sustain I want. But of course, sometimes you DON’T want all that sustain, so for those moments I have other options. Needless to say that my board is ‘a little’ over the top. In fact, sometimes I feel ashamed for having it. Sometimes I replace something old with something new and I’m super excited. My fellow guitarist is very much like me, so he shares my excitement (he’s actually even worse than I am), but the other guys and especially the two female singers in the band, they have absolutely no idea what the f*** we’re doing. They don’t even hear the difference!!! 🤷🏻😅 A while ago I decided I should build a mini board with just a handful of gain pedals, a tuner, and an always on delay plus an always on reverb. I wanted this for a few different reasons: 1- My big board is more expensive than a good amp AND a good guitar. Here in the Netherlands there’s a stupid tradition that started in the late seventies, early eighties, where the audience show their appreciation by throwing beer. Not necessarily directed towards the band, but still, having all these expensive pedals lying there unprotected at the front of the stage, that doesn’t always seem like the best idea. 2- Sometimes we play venues that are so small that it just takes up too much space. 3- I’m 56yo, lost a leg 10 years ago, have a hernia and I live in a place where I need to take a flight of stairs for every single thing I can carry at once. It’s just too much. Hence my idea to go for an extremely small pedalboard with just the bare minimum. I already had most of the pedals lying around at my place. Call me stupid, but I always wanted to do something with the three gain pedals that Xotic became famous for. I just absolutely love the distinct sound of each of them. My board would thus have three Xotic pedals and fohur TC Electronic mini pedals. This is already taking me much longer than I thought it would, so I’ll just sum them up for you. Here we go (X = Xotic and TC = TC Electronic), signal flow from first to last: X RC Booster > X AC Booster > X BB Preamp > TC Mini Spark > TC Polytune Mini > TC Flashback Mini > TC HOF Mini. And a powersupply of course. So I needed a small board for the pedals, but it never felt good enough. At least, not until I saw a small case, specifically made for this purpose and so I bought it. Unfortunately I was too stupid to actually measure things. I bought what I thought was a small case, because it looked like a small case. In reality the case was huge. WAAAAAY too huge. And because it is too big anyway, I decided to cram in as much as I could. This was also the perfect excuse for me to purchase a couple more overdrives and other stuff. I basically built a second big board. If this board turns out to be better sounding than the other one, then I’m afraid I’ll find myself at the starting point of an existential crisis. Again… 😰 But…. I love every bit of it. 😬😬😬
I have the green, gold, dcx, revival compact, cali76(not working) i have been looking at blues breaker pedals for a while glad i waited i shall no doubt be getting one of these 😂
major cudos for pete and lee continuing to make these videos with zeal, despite the majority of the comments always seeming to be various forms of sarcastic outrage at how “crazy expensive” the gear sometimes is. if that’s the lasting impression, I can assure you all that you are not the target market for this gear. prices are inflating world wide ofcourse, but comparitively music equipment has increased in quality while managing to stay pretty constant in price if you adjust for inlfation rates. we’re spoiled for choice nowadays and there’s always a more affordable option if you want it. it’s just funny to me how negative people are, how can you be after watching lee and pete? it’s beyond me.
If you buy one pedal every few years but use them professionally on a regular basis, I would actually consider these a reasonable price and good investment.
It’s funny, I watched a completely unrelated guitar video about a different BB style pedal, and the klon into BD happened, and the tone blew me away. I was genuinely wondering if this was a common idea, and then this video turns up and demo sets the same thing with different pedals, and it really is a killer combination. I wonder if there’s a dual pedal that does this on one power plug.
I do miss my KOT (owned three of them), but hopefully the Protein will stay on for the next 3-4 years. I would love to stack these three on my board, but I’m happy with what I got now.
I can’t decide between the green, blue, and gold Halcyon. I need a pedal to boost my other overdrive/distortion pedals or my UAFX Lion. Can someone help me out which one to buy?
im a massive fan of origin effects - the revival drive has saved me ass a couple times when borrowing an amp etc. They are expensive, you can get similar for probably half price.... But fuck it treat yourself haha!
You sound new to this guitar thing. Because if you're not, you should be ashamed for making a comment like that. The industry has been like this for at least five decades. And I'm here for it.
These all sound very smooth compared 2 their other demos, but iThink it may be some 'Pete Thorn' going on like how he manages 2 make everything sound nice. Almost all other Andertons distortion videos R very thin & jagged harsh fizzy $hit.
@@HALWASRIGHT Seriously? Half a century of guitar pedal option paralysis? I think not. We are seeing in todays tech market a saturation of consumer products that is beginning to border on the absurd. The level of this absurdity was not in existence 50 years ago. There is another way of explaining this phenomenon, it can be described as "redundancy" in the form of something deceptively packaged as "innovation" for the sake of turning a quick profit. Yes, there are truly innovative products but they are in the minority for sure.
Pedal sounds great but it’s shocking that the guys from Anderson’s know so little about the gear they are selling. They completely didn’t get the adaptive mode and then Lee said he didn’t like blending clean signals with overdrive. That’s exactly what TS and BB do ffs 🤦♂️
What exactly does a Klon or a TubeScreamer actually do? I've got a SoulFood, a BossBluesBreaker and a Rat which I love to bits. I've probably got generic versions of the Klon &/or TS. How might I tell?
@@nedludd3641 Soul Food is close to a Klon. TS is different due to its bass cut and mid-level boost … it’s worth trying if you have trouble kicking your amp into that “lead electric” territory, but to be honest an EQ pedal can do most of that for you.
Get yourself an SD1 it’s kinda like a Tube Screamer but it’s less than half of the price. Some people myself included prefer the SD1 to the Tube Screamer. The SD1 would probably stack well with your Blues Driver and your Soul Food. I’ve got a SD1 and an OCD and they stack well together, but honestly for me if I had bought the SD1 first I don’t know if I would’ve ever gotten the OCD but for 40 - 50 bucks the SD1 is the best bang for your buck OD pedal, I wish it had a little more volume is my only complaint.
Clean tone too gainy, friends. This demo is really only good for showing us how it would stack in front of a klon or something similar because your amp is already overdriven.
Who also remembers Marshall releasing this series, only to find most guitars players turning up their noses at it at the time? Be honest now.. Then a certain dude uses it and everybody scrambles to get one. On another note (but very much adressing the same issue) I'm not a particular fan of Josh Scott, but I _did_absolutely love his Bad Monkey stunt.
My favorite part is "Compared with a Blues Breaker" at 19:55. Why is this pedal worth 2x the money? It's NOT!! Ha! There was a moment when the amp sounded best with no pedal. HA!!! Thank you for making the point that I don't need another $300 pedal
To be honest, it's hard to choose from the wide range of guitar effects on offer these days. Bad guitar effects don't exist anymore. As far as overdrives go; It's not about which one you buy, but what you do with it. How do you set the drive and the tone. It's all about what sound comes out of your fingers. That's decisive!
All of Origin’s stuff is pricey. Super high quality, and great features. But, I wouldn’t pay $299 USD for a BB clone either. Still, they’re gonna sell a lot of this one, I’m sure.
God forbid if we had an overdrive pedal that gave you all the overdrive sounds you need. But no we need to have hundreds of overdrive pedals that do what one actually could do. Am I the only one that thinks that we are suffering from guitar pedal option paralysis? There must literally be several hundred brand and model choices of guitar pedals on the market today. Unfortunately, some sound remarkably the same whilst others are insanely priced beyond the reach of most players. I am all for having choices and options regarding the stuff we buy but seriously?
ENOUGH WITH THE DISTORTION PEDALS !!! There's more to tones than distortion; and that goes for amps as well. Please do more demos of clean high headroom amplifier features. If you want people to hear a guitar woods, focus on its clean tones. Otherwise it all sounds the same very quickly. Thank you.
the thing about guitars and pedals is you're supposed to use them for years or even your whole life, and often you can sell them and get most of your money back (if not more depending on the gear) and buy something else. I have a whole rack of pedals I no longer use I plan on selling soon and I'm going to get more money than what I paid for them since some have become rare.
marvellous, awesome, amazing!!!!! a copy of a tube screamer, a copy of a bluesbreaker, a copy of a klon; each one for only 300 bucks!!!!! waouh, what a good deal!!!! no matter you can buy a tubescreamer for 100 bucks! no matter you can buy a bluesbreaker for 150 bucks! no matter you can buy very nice copy of a klon for less than 100 bucks! and at least, no matter you can buy a good amp for 300 bucks!!! thank you captain!! thank you danish pete!!! thank you origin effects!!!!!!! by your grace, i know now what is pain in the ass!!! if you too, you want to know what is pain in the ass: just put a 300 hundred bucks "tubescreamer" copy in yours 🙂 if one day i see "origin effects" boss, or the captain driving a porsche or a ferrari; i will obviously know who paid it!
@@HALWASRIGHT you are a real genius. you really understand what people are thinking. hope you can continue to sit in 🙂 have a nice day, all the best to your family, hal! ;-)
@@gwenkerviel2344 . It's just a pedal. Why be a douche...unless that's in fact who you are. If that is the case, why don't you roll a joint and relax. It's not that deep my dude.
There must be an awful lot of retired gullible accountants, civil servants, GPs, solicitors etc out there, who want to explore their fantasy rock guitarist inner-self, willing to shell out £250 for a drive pedal.
Well, of course. Do you really think that the guitar industry would be sustainable if not for the people who buy the kit and will never use it on stage?
@@sordel5866 it comes with growing up. I haven’t gigged since 2017 and started in 1986.. but your right I am 55 and financially stable not so much since Bidenomics but I banking on these awesome builds out lasting my Boss, DOD, and Rats from the 80’s
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I find the negativity puzzling. Don’t we all understand that Lee and Pete are just doing their jobs, presenting to us new products to consider? Plus they are doing it quite well, providing fun and humor along with great information, and giving all of this to us at the convenience of watching it on our phones! I love these videos. I have made several determinations on purchases due to research conducted partially from their channel. I say, “Thank you, Andertons, for the content! Keep it coming.” If people don’t appreciate the content, then don’t watch it.
I don't think any negativity is directed at Lee and Pete. I think people are just tired of overdrive pedals, and especially expensive overdrive. There's a new one everyday covering the same ground as a 1000 other units already on the market. Granted, people keep buying them. But people are also tired of seeing so much content on them.
Praise be brother....... these fellas seem like straight shooters. 😎🎸
Hey man, I don't hold it against them when they go into sell mode and say stuff that's borderline not true- so they can forgive me when I speak like a consumer and complain about the price. Know your role and shut your hole.
Well said
But their advices are wortlhless.
I still watch these videos even though I already have enough drive pedals. It's interesting to see what the pedal makers come up with and listen to Lee & Pete talk about tone.
As usual Origin effect's pedals are top notch. yes they are expensive but as a owner of a revival drive hot rod compact, I can say their products are very very good.
Pete's right hand technique is epic. Credit where it is due.
Thats what she said!
You guys are just fun to watch. Love Pete's playing as always!
Now I want colorful cables.
In less than 1 minute i downloaded the exact pedal captures on my QC and had the tone nailed. I rest my case
I can't believe I'm considering paying more for my drive pedal than I did for my guitar- but once, just once- I'd like to see how it feels to buy what I want without considering price. Price, whether I like it or not, is the biggest deciding factor in everything I buy. I've played guitar for over 30 years now- and never owned one that costed more than 500 bucks. I've played countless gigs with those 500 dollar guitars though, played with Shenandoah once- not a single person ever said anything about my guitar. My first cousin was the lead guitarist for Shenandoah- that's why I got to play with them- and he's standing by me with a Gibson Les Paul while I'm playing the lead ride on my Squier. It sounded great. I was very pleased and impressed with my little Classic Vibe- and so was Jimmy and the rest of the band- they commented on it after we played, how good it sounded. I'm buying this drive- to hell with it.
Mine arrives today, Tim!
I’m sure you’ll love it. I think you really get what you pay for with most pedals.
@@kriseec5345 - as it turns out, you are correct - I really like this pedal a lot! I spent a couple of hours with it yesterday trying different settings with my rig and I found “my” sound pretty quickly. The real test is live and I only have one gig this week on Saturday so I’ll reserve final judgement until then. But I own a couple of Origin Effects pedals and they are all top shelf units and perform well both at home and out live so I expect the same will be true for this one as well.
The people hating on these pedals have probably never tried Origin's stuff.
I have the Cali 76 Stacked Edition and it's soooooo good. It doesn't matter how you set it, every single position just makes you sound better. It gives you your guitar tone but just thicker, warmer and more present. Further, you can't feel it. A lot of compressors feel squidgy and laggy which puts me off and reduces my enjoyment of playing the guitar.
With a lot of pedals, before you get to about 10 O'Clock on a dial, they do nothing and then after 2 O'Clock they get fizzy or noisy.
Origin are handmade in the UK and are just really, really high quality. Just turning the knobs is really pleasing. Yes, they're expensive, but i think you get good value for your money.
I love the recent Graffiti Yellow comeback 💛
Great finish.
the bleeper must have been broken that day lol
Halcyon, is also a Galactic Starcruiser.
I think its time for an episode of Tales from the Anderton's pedal cabinet
that tele is one mean sounding mother, loved the vid guys.
Pete's order of green, blue, and then yellow definitely sounded the best combined! Also, the next pedals Origin should make are the Halcyon Black (Rat clone), Halcyon Orange (Boss DS-1 clone), and the Halcyon Black Orange (Metal Zone clone). It would also be cool to make the Halcyon Red, Halcyon Purple/Violet, and Halcyon Pink, but I'm not sure what famous pedals they could copy with those colors. Maybe the Angry Charlie for the Halcyon Red, though I'm not sure it's nearly as famous as even the Rat or Metal Zone. And maybe for the Halcyon Purple pedal, if they want to get even more obscure and show Anderton's some love, they could make a clone of Pete's The Dane pedal.
Maybe someday, they'll even make something that's not a stolen design.
Gonna go out on a limb here, but I like The Dane better than all of these. It’s the most flexible for me in the different tones that it can provide apart from heavy distortion. Is also find it to be the smoothest and most organic sounding overdrive for my needs.
In theory a blend function is a good idea, but I'm with Lee, I've never liked it in practice. FWIW. Give me a Bluesbreaker pedal and I can go all night, it's excellent for getting your rhythm tone right, especially with a Strat.
For us bass players, it's a must.
That Tele sounded so good 😮
Tubescreamer, Bluesbreaker and Klon, then … thank god; I was worried we’d never get any more of these, for a second there …
Jesus, that amp sounds great. If only I could play guitar well.
Who else thought blue meant Boss BD2?
the Boss BD2 has its place in history too, but I would say in the last 10 years the Bluesbreaker has certainly taken off in popularity, whereas the BD-2 which has always had its fans, didn't really change in popularity
I just removed two overdrives from my board, telling myself there where way too many of them already.
So thanks for this.. 😂
At least I have the space for this one now..
I think the real star of this presentation is the graffiti yellow Tele. What a marvellous sounding custom shop guitar.
Just like Tubescreamer and klone pedal it is time for bluesbreaker to be cloned thousand times. I don’t mind though, BB circuit is amazing. 😅😅
I’ve always placed my Klon style overdrive after other gain pedals. I didn’t know that was a weird thing to do. It just always sounded best to me. 😳
If you use it as a relatively clean boost, you're following Mick and Dan's advice from That Pedal Show unintentionally. They're die-hard "boost after overdrive" guys, and since trying my setup that way, I agree. Boost before overdrive just boosts the overdrive, where boost after overdrive boosts _the amp,_ which is generally the intention of a boost pedal.
@@sundaynightdrunk : Indeed, but I do like to switch things up a little and because I am addicted to good overdrives I have quite a few of them on my board and they seem to be all over the place.
When it comes to the Klon, I actually do not use it as a clean boost, because every now and then I use it as the only gain pedal. And when I do I want to hear that tight growl that it is capable of giving.
Before the Klon (I mean earlier in the signal chain) I have the Greer Lightspeed. Now… most of the time I use the Lightspeed to give the gain pedals before that one some extra power. The Lightspeed is perfect for that because it doesn’t colour the sound in any way. So I give it a tiny bit more volume, a little bit more grit and some extra bite with the tone control. It doesn’t matter what pedal you use earlier in the chain, because it ALWAYS works. The outcome is very predictable and that’s one of the many reasons why I love the Greer Lightspeed.
However, I also love the sound of my amp (plus the old RC Booster, which is my always on pedal) and here the same thing applies. Switching on the Lightspeed gives me that little extra oomph. So THAT’S a sound I use a lot. But when I need a solo boost I step on my Klon clone which, like I wrote, is NOT clean. But that’s exactly how I want it. It gives me a more mid focused push to cut through and the gain gives me the sustain I want.
But of course, sometimes you DON’T want all that sustain, so for those moments I have other options.
Needless to say that my board is ‘a little’ over the top. In fact, sometimes I feel ashamed for having it. Sometimes I replace something old with something new and I’m super excited. My fellow guitarist is very much like me, so he shares my excitement (he’s actually even worse than I am), but the other guys and especially the two female singers in the band, they have absolutely no idea what the f*** we’re doing. They don’t even hear the difference!!! 🤷🏻😅
A while ago I decided I should build a mini board with just a handful of gain pedals, a tuner, and an always on delay plus an always on reverb. I wanted this for a few different reasons:
1- My big board is more expensive than a good amp AND a good guitar. Here in the Netherlands there’s a stupid tradition that started in the late seventies, early eighties, where the audience show their appreciation by throwing beer. Not necessarily directed towards the band, but still, having all these expensive pedals lying there unprotected at the front of the stage, that doesn’t always seem like the best idea.
2- Sometimes we play venues that are so small that it just takes up too much space.
3- I’m 56yo, lost a leg 10 years ago, have a hernia and I live in a place where I need to take a flight of stairs for every single thing I can carry at once. It’s just too much. Hence my idea to go for an extremely small pedalboard with just the bare minimum.
I already had most of the pedals lying around at my place. Call me stupid, but I always wanted to do something with the three gain pedals that Xotic became famous for. I just absolutely love the distinct sound of each of them. My board would thus have three Xotic pedals and fohur TC Electronic mini pedals. This is already taking me much longer than I thought it would, so I’ll just sum them up for you. Here we go (X = Xotic and TC = TC Electronic), signal flow from first to last:
X RC Booster > X AC Booster > X BB Preamp > TC Mini Spark > TC Polytune Mini > TC Flashback Mini > TC HOF Mini.
And a powersupply of course.
So I needed a small board for the pedals, but it never felt good enough. At least, not until I saw a small case, specifically made for this purpose and so I bought it.
Unfortunately I was too stupid to actually measure things. I bought what I thought was a small case, because it looked like a small case. In reality the case was huge. WAAAAAY too huge.
And because it is too big anyway, I decided to cram in as much as I could. This was also the perfect excuse for me to purchase a couple more overdrives and other stuff. I basically built a second big board. If this board turns out to be better sounding than the other one, then I’m afraid I’ll find myself at the starting point of an existential crisis.
Again… 😰
But…. I love every bit of it. 😬😬😬
I think the adaptive switch may come into play more if you are using this as a preamp vs using it to drive something else harder.
I have the green, gold, dcx, revival compact, cali76(not working) i have been looking at blues breaker pedals for a while glad i waited i shall no doubt be getting one of these 😂
Ah, as was once said by a very influential and wise person, it's JAFOD episode!
That riff at 8:14 was funky as hell!
It sounds excellent. Could it take the Protein off boards though? Dunno.
major cudos for pete and lee continuing to make these videos with zeal, despite the majority of the comments always seeming to be various forms of sarcastic outrage at how “crazy expensive” the gear sometimes is. if that’s the lasting impression, I can assure you all that you are not the target market for this gear. prices are inflating world wide ofcourse, but comparitively music equipment has increased in quality while managing to stay pretty constant in price if you adjust for inlfation rates. we’re spoiled for choice nowadays and there’s always a more affordable option if you want it.
it’s just funny to me how negative people are, how can you be after watching lee and pete? it’s beyond me.
If you buy one pedal every few years but use them professionally on a regular basis, I would actually consider these a reasonable price and good investment.
Can you guys do a blind shootout of blue style pedals? I love my BB RI, but I'm always gassing for new pedals!
It’s funny, I watched a completely unrelated guitar video about a different BB style pedal, and the klon into BD happened, and the tone blew me away. I was genuinely wondering if this was a common idea, and then this video turns up and demo sets the same thing with different pedals, and it really is a killer combination.
I wonder if there’s a dual pedal that does this on one power plug.
The oh so subtle humor of Pete , "punch it right in the fart box." HAHA!!
I do miss my KOT (owned three of them), but hopefully the Protein will stay on for the next 3-4 years. I would love to stack these three on my board, but I’m happy with what I got now.
I want to se a head to head Halcyon Blue versus Browne Carbon, battle to the death, winner takes all!!!!! :)
The protein didn’t make the cut for me.. versus the gold and green
So the blues going on Pete's board then!
The blue sounds like a plexi to me, and I had one!
Run all of them into an orange bass 200 tube head into two 4x12 cabs and ad a delay and reverb of your choice . db check !
Pro Co Rat is a popular pedal too. Keep up the great videos. Fun.
so was a DOD death metal back in 90's lol
@@markdoolan3424 90’s? That’s way to recent.
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I got a TS, a Tumnus, and an H.R.M. Do I need these? Hmmm.
Needs versus wants. The struggle is real
You will guarantee a place in Heaven if you buy them 😉🧐
@@TheVoiceofUnreason Bahahaha said the atheist.
@@MrSteney Same tones, shinyer package.
Yes, yes you do.
Nordvang triple gain 😊
you should try to compare the stacked sound with a Kernom ridge and see if it can nail it cauz you could save 128 preset of it!
I can’t decide between the green, blue, and gold Halcyon. I need a pedal to boost my other overdrive/distortion pedals or my UAFX Lion. Can someone help me out which one to buy?
I enjoy you two talking over each other.
Awesome :)
@@andertons🤣🤣🤣👍
A negative plus a positive is still a negative.
That's not how math works smart guy@benlogan430
im a massive fan of origin effects - the revival drive has saved me ass a couple times when borrowing an amp etc. They are expensive, you can get similar for probably half price.... But fuck it treat yourself haha!
lol shout out to the Jeremy Clarkson Top Gear reference at the end, "on that bombshell" haha
Which speaker did u use with the Deputy, guys? Sounds big.
Danish Pete Strikes Again
Blue is for the BD2. The rest is history.
Just what we needed... another "same same but different" pedal.
Welcome to the pedal industry, you´re 30 years late
You sound new to this guitar thing. Because if you're not, you should be ashamed for making a comment like that. The industry has been like this for at least five decades. And I'm here for it.
These all sound very smooth compared 2 their other demos, but iThink it may be some 'Pete Thorn' going on like how he manages 2 make everything sound nice. Almost all other Andertons distortion videos R very thin & jagged harsh fizzy $hit.
@@HALWASRIGHT Seriously? Half a century of guitar pedal option paralysis? I think not. We are seeing in todays tech market a saturation of consumer products that is beginning to border on the absurd. The level of this absurdity was not in existence 50 years ago. There is another way of explaining this phenomenon, it can be described as "redundancy" in the form of something deceptively packaged as "innovation" for the sake of turning a quick profit.
Yes, there are truly innovative products but they are in the minority for sure.
@@williamking7420 Jesus H. Christ...its just a guitar pedal. It's not that deep. Roll a joint and relax. It's going to be okay.
About to sell my existing pedals to and get a decent multi fx instead
Chasing tone with individual pedals is expensive and unsatisfying.
Manual says that the dry has to be at noon to be like the original ,not at zero
What? No housekeeping Pete?
How should I now know to like and subscribe?😮
He mentioned that you could win a Klon if you subscribe. 2:02
lol the cutaway to flags
29:30 so glad to finally hear pete curse instead of getting censored.
Now it’s missing only the black.
Black is actually the midnight version of Green
Need This!!!
Pedal sounds great but it’s shocking that the guys from Anderson’s know so little about the gear they are selling. They completely didn’t get the adaptive mode and then Lee said he didn’t like blending clean signals with overdrive. That’s exactly what TS and BB do ffs 🤦♂️
what's your shoe size?
What exactly does a Klon or a TubeScreamer actually do? I've got a SoulFood, a BossBluesBreaker and a Rat which I love to bits. I've probably got generic versions of the Klon &/or TS. How might I tell?
@@nedludd3641 Soul Food is close to a Klon. TS is different due to its bass cut and mid-level boost … it’s worth trying if you have trouble kicking your amp into that “lead electric” territory, but to be honest an EQ pedal can do most of that for you.
@@sordel5866 - Bless you, dude :)
Get yourself an SD1 it’s kinda like a Tube Screamer but it’s less than half of the price. Some people myself included prefer the SD1 to the Tube Screamer. The SD1 would probably stack well with your Blues Driver and your Soul Food. I’ve got a SD1 and an OCD and they stack well together, but honestly for me if I had bought the SD1 first I don’t know if I would’ve ever gotten the OCD but for 40 - 50 bucks the SD1 is the best bang for your buck OD pedal, I wish it had a little more volume is my only complaint.
Cool pedal but it just sounds like a Marshall to me, probably why I have 3 Marshall’s and only 1 overdrive pedal haha
Great sounding pedals.
Does the world really need another overdrive pedal?
About as much as another CZcams comment 😂
John Mayer has a lot to answer for
👍🏻👍🏻
Halcyon and on
I wonder... Have you guys done a Klon clone shootout in 2024 at all? I mean... 9 months in and not one... That's gotta be some sort of record.
Ahh the Blue have serial number 0027 buy It, get drunk/high, die and became famous.
Clean tone too gainy, friends. This demo is really only good for showing us how it would stack in front of a klon or something similar because your amp is already overdriven.
Get Pete his adhd medicine lol.
Good quality pedals but too many knobs/options for my simple ears.
Why did John get such a big carrot in this video?
Hey little Pete is your daddy home, did he go away and leave you all alone, hmm, hmm I gotta bad desire... ooh, ooh I 'm on fire.
Will they make a purple one for Pete? Octavia Fuzz!
Who also remembers Marshall releasing this series, only to find most guitars players turning up their noses at it at the time? Be honest now..
Then a certain dude uses it and everybody scrambles to get one.
On another note (but very much adressing the same issue) I'm not a particular fan of Josh Scott, but I _did_absolutely love his Bad Monkey stunt.
My favorite part is "Compared with a Blues Breaker" at 19:55. Why is this pedal worth 2x the money? It's NOT!! Ha! There was a moment when the amp sounded best with no pedal. HA!!!
Thank you for making the point that I don't need another $300 pedal
So I guess you have a million to one chance to win the Klon.🙂
Sorry guys I will take my J. Rocket Melody pedal over any of the famous pedals or their clones any day
Hey Captain! Infer is the wrong word. They IMPLIED it could sound like a KOT. Then you INFERRED from their implication
To be honest, it's hard to choose from the wide range of guitar effects on offer these days. Bad guitar effects don't exist anymore. As far as overdrives go; It's not about which one you buy, but what you do with it. How do you set the drive and the tone. It's all about what sound comes out of your fingers. That's decisive!
A Dumble pedal that nails almost every Dumble amp ever made, or a series of Dumble pedals nailing the Dumble amp it is modeled after.
Clearly have never played a dumble lol blocked ❤
I clicked on the link to look at the price. Pass.
All of Origin’s stuff is pricey. Super high quality, and great features. But, I wouldn’t pay $299 USD for a BB clone either.
Still, they’re gonna sell a lot of this one, I’m sure.
God forbid if we had an overdrive pedal that gave you all the overdrive sounds you need. But no we need to have hundreds of overdrive pedals that do what one actually could do. Am I the only one that thinks that we are suffering from guitar pedal option paralysis? There must literally be several hundred brand and model choices of guitar pedals on the market today. Unfortunately, some sound remarkably the same whilst others are insanely priced beyond the reach of most players. I am all for having choices and options regarding the stuff we buy but seriously?
ENOUGH WITH THE DISTORTION PEDALS !!!
There's more to tones than distortion; and that goes for amps as well. Please do more demos of clean high headroom amplifier features.
If you want people to hear a guitar woods, focus on its clean tones. Otherwise it all sounds the same very quickly.
Thank you.
And only $300
Overengineered for what is a simple pedal with a price to match
I think they sound fantastic! I would have problems putting any one of these on my board, and the price is fair.
More junk we can't afford.. Give us a break..
the thing about guitars and pedals is you're supposed to use them for years or even your whole life, and often you can sell them and get most of your money back (if not more depending on the gear) and buy something else.
I have a whole rack of pedals I no longer use I plan on selling soon and I'm going to get more money than what I paid for them since some have become rare.
Sounds like you're mad at your financial situation. I feel bad for you. Good luck.
All mid peaked pedals. More of the same.
marvellous, awesome, amazing!!!!!
a copy of a tube screamer, a copy of a bluesbreaker, a copy of a klon; each one for only 300 bucks!!!!!
waouh, what a good deal!!!!
no matter you can buy a tubescreamer for 100 bucks!
no matter you can buy a bluesbreaker for 150 bucks!
no matter you can buy very nice copy of a klon for less than 100 bucks!
and at least, no matter you can buy a good amp for 300 bucks!!!
thank you captain!!
thank you danish pete!!!
thank you origin effects!!!!!!!
by your grace, i know now what is pain in the ass!!!
if you too, you want to know what is pain in the ass: just put a 300 hundred bucks "tubescreamer" copy in yours 🙂
if one day i see "origin effects" boss, or the captain driving a porsche or a ferrari; i will obviously know who paid it!
But no one is forcing you to buy THESE pedals. Are you salty that these pedals simply exist? Sounds a bit entitled.
@@HALWASRIGHT you are a real genius. you really understand what people are thinking. hope you can continue to sit in 🙂 have a nice day, all the best to your family, hal! ;-)
@@gwenkerviel2344 . It's just a pedal. Why be a douche...unless that's in fact who you are. If that is the case, why don't you roll a joint and relax. It's not that deep my dude.
There must be an awful lot of retired gullible accountants, civil servants, GPs, solicitors etc out there, who want to explore their fantasy rock guitarist inner-self, willing to shell out £250 for a drive pedal.
Well, of course. Do you really think that the guitar industry would be sustainable if not for the people who buy the kit and will never use it on stage?
Hey some of us are young!!
There are.
You sound salty...😂
@@sordel5866 it comes with growing up. I haven’t gigged since 2017 and started in 1986.. but your right I am 55 and financially stable not so much since Bidenomics but I banking on these awesome builds out lasting my Boss, DOD, and Rats from the 80’s
Whak thuuuuuuuu...
Clone Wars
$300!!!??? WTF?!
Boring, boring, boring👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻
Taking 33:53 to demo a pedal has to be a European thing. Americans don't have this kind of time. HAHA!