Demo and sound clips of DredgeTone guitar pedals, USA. 

Clip # 1: Just my Telecaster through my Marshall Origin with the DredgeTone Dredge Treble Booster disenganged. The setting used on my Marshall Origin is the same as used for all the sound clips in this demo.  This first riff is a Rory Gallagher riff taken from one of his songs called "Signals"

Clip # 2: Same riff, same Telecaster and amp but with the DredgeTone Dredge treble booster engaged.

Clip 3: Same Telecaster and amp with the Hissyfit Tube Preamp engaged, Riff borrowed from Paul "Tonka" Chapman of UFO and their song "Couldn't Get It Right" from the amazing The Wild, The Willing & The Innocent album.

Clip 4: Same Telecaster and amp with the Hissyfit tube preamp engaged, only with a slightly hotter gain setting. This is a riff I wrote myself. It's got a motown-feel to it so imagine yourself a motown beat playing underneath the riff and it all hopefully make sense. 

Thank you.

DredgeTone Demo

Hi. Here's a song I wrote and recorded recently. I used two amps for recording electric guitars. One Marshall DSL 15 for heavy leads and solos and one Marshall Origin 20 for the mild crunch parts. I was never a fan of  amp or cab simulators plugins (still isn't btw) until I watched Pete Thorn demo a Two Notes Torpedo Captor 8 in one of his videos on youtube. I was totally blown away by how good it sounded and a few days later I bought myself one. I still don't like amp or cab sims but this hardware loadbox/attenuator/speakersim/di is super awesome. Together with the Two Notes WALL OF SOUND speaker emulator plugin you just can't go wrong. I'm loving it to bits and it let's me use my most beloved tube amplifiers on max volume without driving my girlfriend and neighbours nuts. Now, those two amps aren't the most powerful amps anyway but they're too loud to be called nice and they like to be pushed. The only other thing I used in the guitar chain on this song is a ToneFreak Severe distortion pedal. That's my favourite distortion pedal but I rarely use it anymore. However, for this song it was a perfect choice.  I also recorded bass for this song by running my bass into a BBE DI/bass preamp and then straight into my RME recording interface using only the Two Notes WALL OF SOUND plugin to emulate a hot driven Ampeg type head and fridge cabinet.

Watch the video for Dear Europe on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obBxCoxtn9M

Loadbox/Attenuator/Speakersim/DI Box
All-in-one solution. For making perfect recordings of guitar and bass sounds, on stage and in the studio. 

Reactive load resistance
-20 dB power reducer
Analogue speaker simulation
DI Box
8 Ohm version
Maximum amplifier power: 100 W RMS
Fan-cooled
Solid metal case
Compact size
Perfect for pedalboards
Front side: Output Level Switch, Ground Lift, Instrument and Phase Switches, Line Output Jacks, Balanced DI Output & Power Adapters (9 - 24V DC / 5mA - Power Supply not included).
Rear side: Sockets for Speaker Thru, Speaker Attenuator and Amplifier Input
Dimensions: 175 x 126 x 62 mm
Weight: 1 kg
Includes "Wall of Sound III" plug-in with 16 free virtual cabinets (after registration of the product).

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