I think the metal muff wins, BUT turn down the treble a bit. This this can make MANY metal tones, from fuzz to a round deep bass sound, to a ear stabbing high treble sound. It's a great petal. Plus it has the top boost feature. Costs 80-100 dollars.
1st, The Metal Muff, 2nd, The MT-2 3rd, The Blackstar 4th, The Tone bone 5th,The Z-Vex . 6th, The Satchurator. The Marshall's gain channel will keep up with all of them.
Try a Keeley Modified MT2. It has a 3 pos mode switch that gives you 3 nice tones and a Mesa style gain that has tons of bass. All of the resistors in the EQ section are replaced with high quality film resistors. Even in the stock pos, it sounds clearer. He sells a new MT2 with the mods for $150. I love the saturator as well, It works with an amp that has a decent break up, makes for a liquid type distortion that is very pleasing. The Tone bone surprised me as well. great comparison.
Excellent review! I like how you cycled through them. My favorite is the Metal Muff for metal...It's pretty spot on for most styles and very versatile because of the EQ. It's also very quiet no need for a noise gate. If I could add one pedal to your list it would have been a Proco Rat. It a nasty metal sound unlike any...
erm yh i tried all these out in a store and the mt sounded nothing like that, the fricking mxr fullbore metal sounded the best as it had the best depth and sounded like the mt-2 does in this video, 2nd best was zvex because the lead tones on it are amazing but the rythm play with it was to crunchy for metal core rhythm styles, and the metal muff was alright, considering the price but too tinny for me... to conclude, the mxr (which isnt in this!!) can get an epic sound out of any amp and is best
@Bossophile You ever try running a DS-1 and SD-1 together? On the SD-1 turn the tone and the distortion all the way down and run the level all the way up. On the DS-1 keep the tone at 10 o'clock, the level about halfway and the distortion all the way up It sounds surprisingly kick ass, imo.
@slimmetalpickn depends on what you want. I use some distortion pedals in front of my tube amp in order to get different tones and increase the number of channels. Sometimes a high gain fuzz is just the thing to have but a fuzz sound is impossible to achieve with an OD or tube distortion, so I rely on my good old way huge for some brewwtal fuzz attacks.
I like the metal muff, like how the mids were scoopy...yhe blackstar was nice, but i thought is was a lttle too vintage sounding. What i like to do is put a little gain on my amp, then put the pedal infront of it. Pushes it better in my opinion. I actually have a decent metal sound with a fulltone..more judas preisty, not so lamb of gody
anyone agree that the satchurator would be closest to the sound in exodus's album "force of habit"?
the first pedal impressed me but later i noticed it doesn't have the high end presence of the others. i like the growl of the satchurator. i didn't like the riff he chose when using it. but anyway yeah
I've tried all but the Zvex. I've been using the HT Dual since it came out. It's always amazing sounding to me, and it's TOUGH! Never had an issue with it, and it plays really well with my clean boost.
I own the HT DUAL from Blackstar.It sounds absolutely GREAT! You can hear a TRUE warm tube amp sound with it. I checked all these pedals out and I can tell you that there is nothing better that the HT DUAL, if you want a TRUE, WARM sound. The first time I tried it I felt astonished: never heard a REAL tube sound from a pedal before! It can sounds much more aggressive than this demo shows, even though it is not good for grind metal. Metal muff sounds fake, I prefer metal zone, but ONLY for metal.
@epicvsfvror This is a prime example of different pedals paired with different amps, for example the muff sounds fantastic on the clean channel of a classic 50 but not as good on a jcm 900 and of course you have to eq it right as well. But the point is that because someone has a ht dual or whatever does not mean that it will sound good with every amp
metal fuff for recording tonebone for cutting thru the live mix is my vote i have a seymour duncan classic twin pedal you should demo that they even make a metal version of it should have included it in the video theyre tube preamp with hot plate voltage
@DimebagDarrellCFH33 dude, the original distortion pedals were made in a time before amp footswitches and they just have stuck because of their ease and versatility.
@DimebagDarrellCFH33 Not at all.. the only non amp distortion i plan to use is an overdrive, mainly for increased sustain and treble boost. Otherwise, you can't get better than amp distortion.
@DimebagDarrellCFH33 nope... haha there's one guy over here in the states who does... i use the OD2 channel of a Marshall JVM and it gets me where i need to go quite nicely. a tube screamer doesn't hurt either but yeah... if you've got a high-gain amp like a Marshall or Engl or something (hell, even the Marshall MG's pack some punch), then the only pedals you should need are ones that supplement. one pedal shouldn't have to shape the tone.
@MehdiGlz Well you'd have to buy one of these pedals, and you'd have to have an amp already. Lets say you have a solid state 2x12 combo, and you wanted a Zvex Box of Metal. Sell the amp, get maybe $200, and then take the $200 you would've spent on the pedal, and now you have $400 for an amp with much better distortion than any of these pedals. And you can get a whole halfstack used for $400.
@pmanderson i agree man, in this list its either the blackstar or the metal muff for me! id go for the blackstar though as it does sound more organic and tighter
@srfBoris157 yeah id agree with that too, as the metal muff is also a fair bit cheaper than the blackstar pedal, id say you get more value for money, but it is hard to beat tube tone haha
@sunnyjim98 I hear you, man; my dad laughed at me last year when I was talking about tube amps. He said, "Tubes? Like, vacuum tubes? That's OLD technology!" I told him if it ain't broke... To be honest, though, I have found a really nice compromise in the Peavey Bandit 112. Their Transtube stuff can really shine, and you don't have to worry about tube upkeep.
@Burninator456 From what I have heard the Fullbore has a lot of top end, I use passive pickups so that may npt be so bad but with EMGs' I'd assume it'd sound like bees. Idk, could be wrong.
I cant believe some of you say that Boss MT-2 and Metal Muff are the best.It is really obvious that Blackstar is a mile ahead of them,eats them for breakfast,no bread.
It is more expensive,so it is kinda expected,but damn people,do you have ears?
I think that you don't listen to the most extreme metal. That Blackstar has a bit smoother distortion (or that is adjusted now to be smoother) and boss and metal muff are having more higly historted more extreme sound.
So I prefer those to my use.
And this was really good video for me, because I'm using Marshall MA series too!
The satchurator is the best sounding pedal in this roundup only by virtue of the other ones being complete shit (most metal oriented pedals are!!!) they're all seriously lacking mids and theres way to much base.
i'm a huge satch fan but I'm very disapointed with his Vox pedals (with the exception of the wah which is fantastic). When the satchurator came out I was completely underwhelmed.
One thing it does do very well is separation - it's very clear for a distortion pedal.
"they're all seriously lacking mids and theres way to much base."
the Boss MT-2 Metal Zone has a 3 way eq...
so your statement is invalid... i'm not sure about the others but with the MT-2 you can get a MASSIVE array of distortion tones from completely gay ... i mean scoooped... to high mid/treb and low bass.
the reason i'd suggest heavilly AGAINST the satchurator is its lack of diversity... this guitarist clearly dialed the pedals heavy on the bass and scooped at the mids...
therefor the fact that he coulden't get the Satchurator to do this shows its lack of diversity.
p.s. this also means that the guy dialing in the pedals just likes a different tone to what you like... this has no inflection on the pedals AT ALL...
i personally use the Boss MT-2 because my amp doesn't have pre-gain and it can cover that AND sound good... so now i just use that with no pre-gain ... its the only thing that sounds good doing that. (to me)
i had never really thought of the satchurator as a metal pedal, but seeing as you could dial in tones decent for metal, and that you didnt even have the gain cranked yet, i might want to check that out now
@hampulator no probelem! they are great for boosting a clean amp to get a nice bluesy tone, and if you have a really heavily distorted amp they are awesome as a boost, making it tighter and more aggressive
I wouldn't use the vox and the zvex even if I had a gun pointing at my balls!
HeavyMetalMasterSid 17 hours ago
1 Metal Muff
2 Zvex
3 Metal Zone
MegaMo99 2 days ago
metal muff sounded the most audible.
IamCucumbers 4 days ago
metal muff winnnnnnnnnnnnn
masterjh1 1 week ago
Boss Metal Zone win
midibudu 1 week ago
Zvex is good.
IGORQWERTY555 1 week ago
whats best going thru blackout pickups and a peavey vypyr?
MrDilleybar 2 weeks ago
Recap was genius, thanks.
Xyrium 2 weeks ago
I guess this is how Toki Wartooth would look like in real life.
megaluisdeth 4 weeks ago
He should've used the Uber Metal.
SlipknotHeadless 4 weeks ago
Can u have the guitarist do some pinch harmonics? I wanna see more stuff like dimebag
theycallmetravzter 1 month ago
Blackstar wins
TheGrottodevil 1 month ago
I think the metal muff wins, BUT turn down the treble a bit. This this can make MANY metal tones, from fuzz to a round deep bass sound, to a ear stabbing high treble sound. It's a great petal. Plus it has the top boost feature. Costs 80-100 dollars.
jma111000 1 month ago
1st, The Metal Muff, 2nd, The MT-2 3rd, The Blackstar 4th, The Tone bone 5th,The Z-Vex . 6th, The Satchurator. The Marshall's gain channel will keep up with all of them.
MrUltraworld 1 month ago
Try a Keeley Modified MT2. It has a 3 pos mode switch that gives you 3 nice tones and a Mesa style gain that has tons of bass. All of the resistors in the EQ section are replaced with high quality film resistors. Even in the stock pos, it sounds clearer. He sells a new MT2 with the mods for $150. I love the saturator as well, It works with an amp that has a decent break up, makes for a liquid type distortion that is very pleasing. The Tone bone surprised me as well. great comparison.
MrUltraworld 1 month ago
Excellent review! I like how you cycled through them. My favorite is the Metal Muff for metal...It's pretty spot on for most styles and very versatile because of the EQ. It's also very quiet no need for a noise gate. If I could add one pedal to your list it would have been a Proco Rat. It a nasty metal sound unlike any...
JBL8863 1 month ago
erm yh i tried all these out in a store and the mt sounded nothing like that, the fricking mxr fullbore metal sounded the best as it had the best depth and sounded like the mt-2 does in this video, 2nd best was zvex because the lead tones on it are amazing but the rythm play with it was to crunchy for metal core rhythm styles, and the metal muff was alright, considering the price but too tinny for me... to conclude, the mxr (which isnt in this!!) can get an epic sound out of any amp and is best
shredmeister13 1 month ago
@AndertonsMusic Captain i have a Vox vt 50,the metal muff is a good choice with this amp?
Creed24Nickelback 1 month ago
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shredmeister13 2 months ago
1- MUFF
2- boss mt
3- box of metal
TheAmplifyit 2 months ago
Metal Muff FTW
TheELPazzaro 2 months ago
MUFF!!!!!!
onetymebigtyme 2 months ago
ZVex box of Metal? More like box of crap.
Jesus4Shred 2 months ago
All the pedals in a sequence - 6:35
889Tarzan 2 months ago 2
thats my guitar :-))
LoudsilencexX 2 months ago
thumbs up for the thumb up! 2:00 :D
MrGuitarlick 2 months ago
MT-2 For the Win...time tested, versatile, a staple to my collection of pedals. Ya'll should do a boss Distortion shootout. especially the ML-2
Bossophile 2 months ago
@Bossophile You ever try running a DS-1 and SD-1 together? On the SD-1 turn the tone and the distortion all the way down and run the level all the way up. On the DS-1 keep the tone at 10 o'clock, the level about halfway and the distortion all the way up It sounds surprisingly kick ass, imo.
Wes919 4 weeks ago
en cuanto sale.. el pedal el ''metal muff''..?
spunkdark 2 months ago
@spunkdark como 75 dolares
masterjh1 1 week ago
vox satchurator for vintage metal and the muff for metalcore
ToterAlterMann666 2 months ago
i have a Metal Muff and i love it, its incredible
MitchellShredsGuitar 2 months ago
Good video, but why not pinch harmonics? Or general harmonics. I know look for good pinches with my distortion.
GuitarKylePlays 2 months ago
hi there Capt'n
Could you start the series sound like...for under a £1000 again?
Id like to have a sound like dream theater for under a £1000
wolfman109h 2 months ago
Blackstar sounds the most "natural."
outforblood77 3 months ago
lee without an anderton's shirt?! :0
MrYungsan 3 months ago
I think Blackstar was the best
Domothy85 3 months ago
wooooow your distortion are very heavy ;) i like
16Metallaro12 3 months ago
@slimmetalpickn depends on what you want. I use some distortion pedals in front of my tube amp in order to get different tones and increase the number of channels. Sometimes a high gain fuzz is just the thing to have but a fuzz sound is impossible to achieve with an OD or tube distortion, so I rely on my good old way huge for some brewwtal fuzz attacks.
dudewhosaysarrh 3 months ago
like a boss
Warxyph 3 months ago
There needs to be guitar commercials on T.V. like this. That was a great wall of instruments in the start of this vid. Plus the demos are good.
aaa567ify 3 months ago
anybody notice the random hand that came in?
ukfan2484 3 months ago
metal muff ! and I have mine in the post. can't wait OMG I'm gonna' jizz everywhere ^^
cohzella 3 months ago
I like the metal muff, like how the mids were scoopy...yhe blackstar was nice, but i thought is was a lttle too vintage sounding. What i like to do is put a little gain on my amp, then put the pedal infront of it. Pushes it better in my opinion. I actually have a decent metal sound with a fulltone..more judas preisty, not so lamb of gody
tbarragan29 3 months ago
Blackstar HT Dual win!!
ehuehueu 3 months ago
Muff.
tweston1 3 months ago
anyone agree that the satchurator would be closest to the sound in exodus's album "force of habit"?
the first pedal impressed me but later i noticed it doesn't have the high end presence of the others. i like the growl of the satchurator. i didn't like the riff he chose when using it. but anyway yeah
RestoreEyesightNow 3 months ago
I think, that Electro Harmonix is the best ;)
Fempter 3 months ago 2
still prefer my jcm 800 with an overdive in front of it
angrytroll27 3 months ago
Metal muff imo
TheBaglee 3 months ago
1:52 thumbs up!
DeepOblivion600 4 months ago 3
It would be nice if he actually played something else than powerchords...........
paranoid270 4 months ago
what was the amp again? i can't get it lol wut model?
nifah93 4 months ago
@nifah93 got people are so lazy, move the fucking video back 3 seconds and listen to him again!!!!!
Xidkwhat2callmyselfX 4 months ago 2
the electro harmonix is the best man. super heavy sound. and it has the sound ive been looking for :)) thanks !
SinnersavedbyJESUS 4 months ago
Are u using the Marshall M50a?
Koschdas202 4 months ago
@Koschdas202 It's a Marshall MA50C
AndertonsMusic 4 months ago
which one of these would sound best with fender alnico humbucker pickups?
TheELPazzaro 4 months ago
I've tried all but the Zvex. I've been using the HT Dual since it came out. It's always amazing sounding to me, and it's TOUGH! Never had an issue with it, and it plays really well with my clean boost.
crow468 4 months ago
@crow468 I hear you, the ht dual is a great pedal, even if you already have a good sounding tube amp.
dudewhosaysarrh 3 months ago
It's the Radial or de Blackstar. Saving best for last.
tom06081996 4 months ago
I own a MT-2 and havnt tried any other distortion pedal, i cant decide between the MT-2 or the Metal Muff
smithy439 4 months ago
I own the HT DUAL from Blackstar.It sounds absolutely GREAT! You can hear a TRUE warm tube amp sound with it. I checked all these pedals out and I can tell you that there is nothing better that the HT DUAL, if you want a TRUE, WARM sound. The first time I tried it I felt astonished: never heard a REAL tube sound from a pedal before! It can sounds much more aggressive than this demo shows, even though it is not good for grind metal. Metal muff sounds fake, I prefer metal zone, but ONLY for metal.
epicvsfvror 4 months ago
@epicvsfvror This is a prime example of different pedals paired with different amps, for example the muff sounds fantastic on the clean channel of a classic 50 but not as good on a jcm 900 and of course you have to eq it right as well. But the point is that because someone has a ht dual or whatever does not mean that it will sound good with every amp
Marathonmarch 4 weeks ago
Thank you guy's! Very helpful video.
time4coors 4 months ago 5
@time4coors no problem!
AndertonsMusic 4 months ago
I sold my EHX metal muff and bought Damage Control Demonizer...
ayamtido 4 months ago
Boss Metal Zone - 1:32
Electro Harmonix Metal Muff - 2:09
Vox Satchurator - 2:59
Zvex Box of Metal - 3:50
Radial ToneBone Trimode - 4:48
Blackstar HT Dual - 5:27
rambache 4 months ago 63
I like sound of Vox Satchurator, ZVEX Box of Metal, Toneborne Trimode
elitesidewinder 4 months ago
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elitesidewinder 4 months ago
my ltd ec 1000 <3
nywynn89 4 months ago
I'll go for Metal Muff and Satchurator.
BujoySeth 4 months ago
tell please
inameisyagiz 4 months ago
OLM SİKECEM BAK SÖYLEYIN ARTIK !
poorboyxxx7 4 months ago
valla ya hangi şarkı söyleyin amk
inameisyagiz 4 months ago
aynen amk ne şarkısı o?
poorboyxxx7 4 months ago
which song of vox satchurator ?
inameisyagiz 4 months ago
I like the fan better
agony664 5 months ago
At last someone who actually plays metal to demonstrate the pedal!!
agony664 5 months ago
mufffff!!!!!!
Roadtoconsciousness 5 months ago
Metal zone had way more thundering tone
perseusbeatkraken 5 months ago
metal fuff for recording tonebone for cutting thru the live mix is my vote i have a seymour duncan classic twin pedal you should demo that they even make a metal version of it should have included it in the video theyre tube preamp with hot plate voltage
stringbreaker6 5 months ago
metal muFF THUMBS UP XD
yhatzkeiko22 5 months ago
am i the only guy who believes in natural amp distortion?
DimebagDarrellCFH33 5 months ago 21
@DimebagDarrellCFH33 dude, the original distortion pedals were made in a time before amp footswitches and they just have stuck because of their ease and versatility.
sl1pkn0t1100 5 months ago
@DimebagDarrellCFH33 Yes
alxdd2 4 months ago
@DimebagDarrellCFH33 sweet! :)
DimebagDarrellCFH33 4 months ago
@DimebagDarrellCFH33 Not at all.. the only non amp distortion i plan to use is an overdrive, mainly for increased sustain and treble boost. Otherwise, you can't get better than amp distortion.
Thorn137666 4 months ago
@DimebagDarrellCFH33 nope... haha there's one guy over here in the states who does... i use the OD2 channel of a Marshall JVM and it gets me where i need to go quite nicely. a tube screamer doesn't hurt either but yeah... if you've got a high-gain amp like a Marshall or Engl or something (hell, even the Marshall MG's pack some punch), then the only pedals you should need are ones that supplement. one pedal shouldn't have to shape the tone.
TheMetalHeaD256 3 months ago
@DimebagDarrellCFH33 good natural amp distorsion means natural high amounts of cash
MehdiGlz 2 months ago 3
@MehdiGlz Well you'd have to buy one of these pedals, and you'd have to have an amp already. Lets say you have a solid state 2x12 combo, and you wanted a Zvex Box of Metal. Sell the amp, get maybe $200, and then take the $200 you would've spent on the pedal, and now you have $400 for an amp with much better distortion than any of these pedals. And you can get a whole halfstack used for $400.
shelbyfanss 2 months ago
@DimebagDarrellCFH33 so do I, i cant afford it tho, sorry
FifatlasHD 2 months ago
Metal zone and Metal Muff
Deathreaper091 5 months ago
what i mean by that is they should have them equal or show adjustments
skull9111 5 months ago
the settings effect how they sound so they should have showed the settings
skull9111 5 months ago
I own the Metal Muff - that box is incredibly badass, and more versatile than I thought it would be.
srfBoris157 5 months ago
thumbs up for the hand in the bottom left corner of the screen at 1:50
tao123451 5 months ago
@tao123451 thumbs down
DinoandDansMusic 5 months ago
its either the mt-2 or the metal muff, the distortion is just shattering
DinoandDansMusic 5 months ago
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tao123451 5 months ago
Great review but why solo notes?sustain?sweep picking? thx
jasonsoloist 5 months ago
i bet they use noise gate! Its impossible to achive this sound with metal zone.
Ps. Metal muff win
PeetD 5 months ago
man that Zvex sounds like shit! its no wonder the captain cringed when he was introducing it at the start of the vid xD!
sunnyjim98 5 months ago
The Blackstar wins in my ear. It might be the valve, but it just sounds more real than the other ones.
pmanderson 5 months ago 3
@pmanderson i agree man, in this list its either the blackstar or the metal muff for me! id go for the blackstar though as it does sound more organic and tighter
sunnyjim98 5 months ago 2
@sunnyjim98 the muff's bass was uber-cranked; that's why it sounded looser. I don't think I've ever turned it up past 2 o'clock... it's massive
srfBoris157 5 months ago
@srfBoris157 yeah id agree with that too, as the metal muff is also a fair bit cheaper than the blackstar pedal, id say you get more value for money, but it is hard to beat tube tone haha
sunnyjim98 5 months ago
@sunnyjim98 I hear you, man; my dad laughed at me last year when I was talking about tube amps. He said, "Tubes? Like, vacuum tubes? That's OLD technology!" I told him if it ain't broke... To be honest, though, I have found a really nice compromise in the Peavey Bandit 112. Their Transtube stuff can really shine, and you don't have to worry about tube upkeep.
srfBoris157 5 months ago
@pmanderson INDEED!!!!
epicvsfvror 4 months ago
dude u r holding a metal guitar like a classical guitar
saadsnake6 5 months ago
@saadsnake6 That is standard position, between the legs is classical
Gregchilcott 5 months ago
box of metal=shitty tone
843andrew 5 months ago
@843andrew it was VERY bassy, then again it was set very bassey, I've never seen one but it'd be cool to play with, maybe for an end of chain thing
Gregchilcott 5 months ago
@Gregchilcott i was watchin this for the vox satchurator.....the metal muff also sounds really good to me
843andrew 5 months ago
metal zone, radial, blackstar and vox are the best for me :)
feliprvd 6 months ago
blackstar ftw
ThatBigMetalhead 6 months ago
I only like the Radial, and the Blackstar to lesser extent. Too bad they're so expensive.
PhotonVision 6 months ago 2
And the winner is......METAL MUFF!
vollekelle 6 months ago
how do these compare to the mxr fullbore metal?
Burninator456 6 months ago
@Burninator456 From what I have heard the Fullbore has a lot of top end, I use passive pickups so that may npt be so bad but with EMGs' I'd assume it'd sound like bees. Idk, could be wrong.
Gregchilcott 5 months ago
i have the metal muff but it sounds like in the vid.. not good at all for me, no clarity or too much clarity :(
najtrows 6 months ago
hey just realised the hand is pretty handy - it appeares loads of times! :P
Underpants44 6 months ago
lol at the hand randomly appearing on the left at 1:31! Does that come with the medal?
Underpants44 6 months ago
I have the boss pedal and it is a boss! A true beast!
Underpants44 6 months ago
The amp must be making the metal muff sound good, because i have one and it's TERRIBLE!!
replica07 6 months ago 2
@replica07 what kind of amp do you have?
vigierandprsrule 6 months ago
Boss and Metal Muff are great!!!
Waidmann74 6 months ago
I cant believe some of you say that Boss MT-2 and Metal Muff are the best.It is really obvious that Blackstar is a mile ahead of them,eats them for breakfast,no bread.
It is more expensive,so it is kinda expected,but damn people,do you have ears?
CharlieSerbia 6 months ago 2
@CharlieSerbia
I think that you don't listen to the most extreme metal. That Blackstar has a bit smoother distortion (or that is adjusted now to be smoother) and boss and metal muff are having more higly historted more extreme sound.
So I prefer those to my use.
And this was really good video for me, because I'm using Marshall MA series too!
DemonicChrist66 6 months ago
@CharlieSerbia I totally agree with you!
epicvsfvror 4 months ago
i love mt-2 metal zone so much ! one of my fav dist pedal ! and i like the vox alot !
yamcoverZ 6 months ago
great pedal shootout
love the Boss and the Blackstar
bobygap 6 months ago
blackstar really owns the rest. it would also sound best in a mix out of the bunch.
JohnTheRipper2 6 months ago
blackstar all the way...
EarlMendoza03 6 months ago
well.....METAL BOSS N METAL MUFF.>>>>>SOUDS THE BEST
GLINDameer 6 months ago
thanx for this vid
JOHNNYwxw 6 months ago
metal zone is still the best distortion pedal if you use one !
dusted04 7 months ago
Metal Muff... Fulltone OCD is the best.
eddogar 7 months ago
If you want a good deep tone, does really require a Marshall amp and decent pickups?
festustoad 7 months ago
1:58 sounds like korpiklaani - vakirauta verse
dunavidrava 7 months ago
very heavy... i think the amp helps to the heavy
tone
job108 7 months ago
What pedal was he using at the scene at 6:13 ?
R4d1anc3 7 months ago
Haha loved the video *****
imnotgunnar 7 months ago
I was surprised at how awesome the metal muff sounded.
brpadington 8 months ago 2
@brpadington It doesnt sound as good with a tube amp
redsfan293 7 months ago
am i the only guy who liked the satchurator the best?
metalguitarist94 8 months ago 14
@metalguitarist94 no ;)
Nuno4lbano 7 months ago
@metalguitarist94 yes!
UltiMogr 5 months ago
@metalguitarist94 no
stupidfriends4 5 months ago
@metalguitarist94
The satchurator is the best sounding pedal in this roundup only by virtue of the other ones being complete shit (most metal oriented pedals are!!!) they're all seriously lacking mids and theres way to much base.
i'm a huge satch fan but I'm very disapointed with his Vox pedals (with the exception of the wah which is fantastic). When the satchurator came out I was completely underwhelmed.
One thing it does do very well is separation - it's very clear for a distortion pedal.
hyperboogie 4 months ago
@hyperboogie
"they're all seriously lacking mids and theres way to much base."
the Boss MT-2 Metal Zone has a 3 way eq...
so your statement is invalid... i'm not sure about the others but with the MT-2 you can get a MASSIVE array of distortion tones from completely gay ... i mean scoooped... to high mid/treb and low bass.
the reason i'd suggest heavilly AGAINST the satchurator is its lack of diversity... this guitarist clearly dialed the pedals heavy on the bass and scooped at the mids...
6Hellbilly6Deluxe6 4 months ago
@6Hellbilly6Deluxe6
therefor the fact that he coulden't get the Satchurator to do this shows its lack of diversity.
p.s. this also means that the guy dialing in the pedals just likes a different tone to what you like... this has no inflection on the pedals AT ALL...
i personally use the Boss MT-2 because my amp doesn't have pre-gain and it can cover that AND sound good... so now i just use that with no pre-gain ... its the only thing that sounds good doing that. (to me)
6Hellbilly6Deluxe6 4 months ago
@hyperboogie It's BASS, NOT BASE!! LOL : )
im5150247 4 months ago
@im5150247 oops ... my bad :-)
That's what happens while you're youtubing in your office while doing 8 different things :-)
hyperboogie 4 months ago
@metalguitarist94 You are not alone.
MiddMovies 4 months ago
i had never really thought of the satchurator as a metal pedal, but seeing as you could dial in tones decent for metal, and that you didnt even have the gain cranked yet, i might want to check that out now
Kevman3322 8 months ago
AHOY IT"S THE CAPTAIN!
skolnick14 8 months ago
the vox has no business being in this group, nowhere near enough gain/bottom end.
AnalDan 8 months ago
@AndertonsMusic Lee, please, do a comparison between the Boss MT-2 and the MXR Fullbore metal.. thank you :)
kohy1990 8 months ago
The Metal Muff in this shootout is the rooster for that hen house.
Imat00l 8 months ago
wow, sounds great :)
leaveblank 8 months ago
the tonebone makes da video aallll shitty
captainmcspanky 9 months ago 2
metal muff sounds the best to me
ganjaking187 9 months ago 19
Umm,Why no Ibanez vintage tube screamer?
hampulator 9 months ago
@hampulator Tubescreamers are more a boost/od pedal, you dont get very much distortion from it
ChetZenor 9 months ago
@ChetZenor Thanks for the info! I always heard they were the shit,but never tried one.
hampulator 9 months ago
@hampulator no probelem! they are great for boosting a clean amp to get a nice bluesy tone, and if you have a really heavily distorted amp they are awesome as a boost, making it tighter and more aggressive
ChetZenor 9 months ago
@ChetZenor Thanks for all the info!! Peace and Rock Out!
hampulator 9 months ago
ive had the metal muff for about 3 years now and i LOVE IT :D
AnOddMusician 9 months ago
hey probably no1 will see this but i need help to buy a pedal i just don't know wich one to chose.
If you tried the Roland x30 cube(the one i have) you'll find the R-fier distortion(i want a similar distortion) .
then i bought a Marshall MA 50c and i wanted to have a pedal that sounded like the Roland but with the quality of the Marshall.
Any suggestions?
MrSuicideMan 9 months ago
@MrSuicideMan What you want is a Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier. Start saving up. It's worth it.
Wampler Triple Wreck if you are impatient.
Foreignsik 9 months ago
@MrSuicideMan I realize this is 3 weeks ago, but if you have not decided yet, check out the Boss power stack
ocgnatoc 9 months ago
Ht dual sucks it has no bite on it's tone. All the solid state pedals sound dry. Tonebone appears to have range but not enough crazy distortion
Gyro911 10 months ago