What pedal stacks well with the bk butler tube driver

#What pedal stacks well with the bk butler tube driver driver#

You may dismiss it as too boxy and thin at first but itвЂ™s important to understand why mid range is so important to your guitar tones.

And make no mistake the Dover Drive has A LOT of mid range. This completely changes the character of the pedal, from sounding bright and boomy, like DavidвЂ™s tones, to dark and smooth, with more emphasis on the mid range. HeвЂ™s always set the Hi and Lo (treble and bass) very low. And it sounds awesome!ДЄs the name implies, the Dover Drive is perhaps more oriented around Eric JohnsonвЂ™s way of using the Tube Driver. This is not a clone or solid state pedal board friendly version of the Tube Driver. Is this really a Tube-Driver-Gilmour-in-a-box? The answer is no. Inside the pedal, thereвЂ™s also a bias trim pot, allowing you to fine tune the gain stage. The Dover Drive is housed in a MXR-sizedвЂ™ish chassis, with true bypass switching and it runs on 9V battery or Boss-style power adapter. Using the familiar graphics known from the overdrive pedal thatвЂ™s as synonymous with Gilmour as the Big Muff, is risky business.

#What pedal stacks well with the bk butler tube driver driver#

Like many of you, IвЂ™m sure, I though вЂњa Tube Driver clone? Do they dare? And without a tube?вЂќ Well, they asked for it. HereвЂ™s my review of the Hermida Audio Dover Drive from Lovepedal. Every once in a while a pedal pops up with a special appeal to us Gilmour nerds and with obvious references to a legendary overdrive pedal, I had to check out this one.