Ander87

yeah with mine at 3 o’clock I do get distortion, and same volumes (guess it depends on where you have levels and gain of side A) BUT no obliteration levels though 😅 need me some of that and that’s where I use the Hudson to crunch up loads and gets to fuzz but not the right kind of obliteration - maybe the G&P….. ah!

What is need anyway these days? Hm, interesting - I can get levels very well matched - if I had to take a gig ONLY with the Capo needing clean and dirty, I would resolve well. Gain on the A at noon, level at around 9-10, then side B cranked to 3 o'clock and level around 11 ish, if I recall well it does the both tones matches with plenty to spare if wanting a boost. I'll try a thing or two - I've the Hudson Broadcast on sale with potential sale to sort, which is perfect to 'just' thicken, but I'd hope the Motorcycle would resolve to just thicken up great also - and it has bass/treble/drive controls so it could give it a very tasty end-of-chain tone.

@MrDinsdale that’s interesting! I use the Hudson motorcycle in the pre loop, it’s kinda an overdrive-meets-preamp. I guess it’d do nice as a thickener too on the post, and force me to buy a new Ground and Pound (think Justin Chancellor) pedal I’ve seen 👀

Simón bought a bridge from me - lovely chap, fast payment and an all round great experience. Would most def deal with him again!

Paul is great - he bought my Squier CV and he said what he said he’d do - prompt payment and amazing communications for a handout halfway. Would love to deal with him again, enjoy the bass and nice meeting you Paul!

@EmmettC I managed to get very cranked up distortion with the B side gain at 3 o’clock and A>B, level aroun 11ish if I recall well…! I used to have A as clean then B for full whack distortion that way. I know that feeling of bass distortion eating up bottom and substance, I hate it - I do like using the Motorcycle now as distortion (this is a more bassy Hudson Broadcast limited edition with EQ controls). I know have side A as clean, side B to point of breakup and the Motorcycle for full distortion. one pedal I do find interesting is the new Ground and Pound from Lusithand Devices, on sale at Joe’s pedals. Modelled after Justin Chancellor’s tones with a 2:1 compression built in, 9-18v and EQ controls borrowed from the Alma compressor… I do want it but I’m saving money and the Hudson Motorcycle does all I want for punk rock. current board…:

Mick just responded to my wanted add for a fender hi mass bridge. super efficient and quick, would most definitely deal with Mick again - thank you!!!

Hey @foya thanks, that does make sense and is super useful!