Ten Spot version 2 Overdrive comparisons

This is the prototype compared to the original. I've done a few different setups. First is with a ts-9 after the wahs, second is with just a distortion channel of a fender hot rod deluxe and the third is with a ts-9 before the wahs and the distortion channel of a fender hot rod deluxe. I used a fender strat in all the clips.

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Music

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• wh10
• wh-10
• ten
• spot
• version
• wilson
• effects
• wah
• pedal

[CrazyTrain0111]

Please reply! Does this pedal experience the ridiculous volume boost as the WH10V2? Im ok with the gain boost, as i know it is what makes this pedal unique, but the volume boost. how is that?

[wilsoneffects]

@CrazyTrain0111

It has an internal trimmer that can be moved to the outside if desired that acts as a volume control so you can control the boost.

[3waver]

Where in the effects chain is your pedal?

Guitar>Tenspot>Distortion Pedal ?

[wilsoneffects]

The demo shows it in both scenarios, Guitar>Ten Spot II>Distortion>Amp and Guitar>Distortion>Ten Spot II>Amp.

[tehfunkyeah]

Hi, sounds great, does your clone retain both the input and output buffers of the original?

[wilsoneffects]

The pedal is true bypassed therefore the input buffer is not needed. The output buffer has also been eliminated. These 2 parts of the circuit have absolutely no affect on the sound of the pedal.

[carlosfrusciante1]

nice demo man! I think the wh10 has a bit more bite to it but pretty much sounds exact same, I might sell my wh10 and buy a wilson cause looks much more reliable. are thier pots much better than the originals?

[tehfunkyeah]

ok, thank you for the information, the pedal sounds great, good work.