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A consistency among the reviews seemed to be that this pedal is supposed to sound really nice when played thru a clean tube amp that has headroom. Between the univibe and leslie +delay you get this very sea sick tone that sounds EPIC just like the version Joe did on "You and Me". BK Butler tube driver review 6/4/17 I read lots of reviews about distortion pedals before I pulled the trigger on this one. The Boss DD-3 is an old standby in these parts. Lastly a little reverb and delay couldn't hurt. Guns NRoses drummer, composer and guitarist Matt Sorum owns two of my pedals - Pig Hoof a Moon Vibe. This one is 18V based, with plenty of headroom and a new look. I finally released an improved Bananaboost.

Also use a Tubescreamer (or Fulldrive) to boost the mids and gain. Andrzej Kwiatkowski send me a video, where he presents an excellent combination of Pig Hoof MkII and BK Butler Tube driver. It turns the amp into a genuine firebreather! I picked mine up for around $300 which is one of my proudest gear aquisitions.Īs far as the "Tea for One" tone goes (Joe's version), try a Fulltone Mini Dejavibe into it and/or the Boss RT20 Leslie simulator. BK Butler's original hand made Tube Driver guitar pedal used by Eric Johnson, David Gilmour, Billy Gibbons. If you need UNHOLY amounts of gain put a nice NOS 12AX7 in V1 (the furthest tube from the power tubes). Today we look at what's inside this Tube Driver. The amp also had a vintage 12AU7 in V1 which lowered the gain capabilities (if you can believe that!). Really pretty stock except for some EQ mods. The Chandler Tube Driver (in Davidâs rig from 1993-2006) has a slightly warmer tone than the new BK Butler model (in Davidâs rig from 2006). This amp was modded many years ago to include a presence knob of sorts. Indeed, if it did, then the diagnosis would be obsessive compulsive disorder.Here you go dude, you couldn't have asked any better! I did this a while ago with my '65 Bassman, '58 Les Paul RI, and Fulldrive 2. However, the urge or impulse to buy can be resisted without too much discomfort, and does not lead to panic attacks. BK Butler Tube Driver schematic: R1 10k R2 10R1W R3 1M R4 3k3 R5 680R R6 470R R7 10k R8 10k R9 680R R10 1M R11 680R R12 10k R13 10k R14 47k R15 47k. GAS is similar in many ways to very mild obsessive compulsive disorder. Most players find a 'sweet spot' about 2:30 - 3 o'clock on the control. Technically it varies the electrical strength of the tube and that affects gain, texture and dynamics. It does not change the EQ directly but because the way the tube responds can be varied you will hear EQ differences at various settings. GAS shouldn't be confused with collecting. Andrzej Kwiatkowski send me a video, where he presents an excellent combination of Pig Hoof MkII and BK Butler Tube driver. Technically it varies the electrical 'strength' of the tube and that affects gain, texture and dynamics. As it no longer concerned guitars only, GAS became a backronym for "Gear Acquisition Syndrome". Tube Driver & BK Butler 03-22-2007, 01:36 AM I have two of these in and one is bad and was wondering if anyone may have a schematic for it. The term started to be frequently used by guitarists and spread out to other people of creative professions who were familiar with similar tendencies. in Guitar Player as "Guitar Acquisition Syndrome". The term "GAS" was coined by Walter Becker in 1996 in his article G.A.S.

Saxophonists (saxophones of all types, mouthpieces and other accessories).

Audiophiles (high-end preamps, amplifiers, converters, CD players, speakers, etc.) Here’s an overdrive pedal that uses an actual preamp tube, which is quite exciting.

Photographers ( cameras, its parts and accessories - bodies, video cameras, lens, mounts, filters, flashes, lighting rigs, etc.).

Drummers (various types of drums, cymbals, percussion accessories, drumsticks, etc.).

Keyboard / synth players (keyboards, synthesizers, samplers, effects units, etc.).

The schematic is for the '4 knob' which apparently plugged directly into the wall. The '3 knob' version in the lower picture is the one actually made to use the wall wart. In post 4 of that link, the upper picture is of the wall wart along with a '4 knob' version which has 'a built in power cord'.

Guitarists (tend to acquire guitars, guitar amplifiers, pedals, effects processors, etc.) Yes, the post linked to is kind of confusing.

Gear Acquisition Syndrome (sometimes Guitar Acquisition Syndrome, both abbreviated to GAS) is a term used to describe an urge to acquire and accumulate lots of gear.