EngelFaeuste
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NO! The MAB overdrive pedal here costs 199SGD, it's going for 140quid over in the UK.
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NO! The MAB overdrive pedal here costs 199SGD, it's going for 140quid over in the UK.
dudelove
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thats only davis!!
Bobster
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haha, i believe prices in Singapore are overpriced BUT, you do have to account for the warranty 
So difference in price is actually covered by their service, shipping,warranty etc..
Anyways, tehre are loads of rare and boutique pedals that Singapore hasnt come across yet.
Also, if you're thinking of getting the MAB, i think the Alberta or the Mudhoney are better options.
So difference in price is actually covered by their service, shipping,warranty etc..Anyways, tehre are loads of rare and boutique pedals that Singapore hasnt come across yet.
Also, if you're thinking of getting the MAB, i think the Alberta or the Mudhoney are better options.
teleplayer
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i heard that tube screamer and DS-1 makes a good combo...
Bobster
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hmm, i dun think they do from experience. They're very different pedals, sure they can be used to boost other pedals, but rarely do i see them stacked together. The transparency of the ts808 would clash with the crunch from the ds1, you wouldnt be utilising the two pedals properly.
superpotato_30
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Just spend your money on Barber products.
Best bang for buck.
Boutique too~
Best bang for buck.
Boutique too~
Bobster
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dudelove
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david barber stated on his website:
anyway, bobster, u're right, the ds-1(just not the MIT stock one please) is brilliant for chord work, but it lacks the sustain as a standalone lead pedal. to me, it works really well as a boost. the tubescreamer is known for that mid hump so it excels as a boost too. in fact i prefer an ts-9 as a boost rather than the ds-1.
do u have a klon, bobster?
i LOVE his products though. non boutique prices for boutique quality
anyway, bobster, u're right, the ds-1(just not the MIT stock one please) is brilliant for chord work, but it lacks the sustain as a standalone lead pedal. to me, it works really well as a boost. the tubescreamer is known for that mid hump so it excels as a boost too. in fact i prefer an ts-9 as a boost rather than the ds-1.
do u have a klon, bobster?
dudelove
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of course not! to me it seriously seriously is not worth the money. when u're playing live will the crowd happen to know u just stepped on a pedal worth its weight in gold, compared to say, a guitarist that stepped on a cheaper and good mi audio boost n buff? kay i was exaggerating but u get my point? to me, its only worth the money if it inspires you to play better. but seriously. dont need a klon to get good tone.. there are a thousand other ways to get good tone. tone is subjective anyway.
i wont spend such money like that.
i see the hype of tgp its driving me nuts. hahah.
i wont spend such money like that.
i see the hype of tgp its driving me nuts. hahah.
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Bobster
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haha, well, its more than the tone that their after, its also because of the collectors value. Many angmoh's like to collect vintage pedals . Its a great boost and a transparent od with the mid hump. Touch sensitive etc.. But does it justify the price?! Certainly not.. Prices of it have been sky rocketting though. What are your drives now?
For me, i'm attracted to both the quality and value of the pedals i buy and test. More importantly, i really hate tone suckers!! Haha
. Its a great boost and a transparent od with the mid hump. Touch sensitive etc.. But does it justify the price?! Certainly not.. Prices of it have been sky rocketting though. What are your drives now?For me, i'm attracted to both the quality and value of the pedals i buy and test. More importantly, i really hate tone suckers!! Haha
superpotato_30
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Radial Tonebone Hot British 
dudelove
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yarrr man..
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