rupe":2r6r4721 said:For the Scholz tone (no "t" in his name ), I thought the MI Audio Crunch Box came the closest.
At a gig, nobody will notice a bit of difference between any of them.
Yeah, we definitely all hear things differently - the Angry Charlie sounded a tad weak and nasally to me…FUZZboat":25pme6w3 said:I did a kinda blind test had someone play the clip in another room thru a stereo
and stopped it when it sounded best to me
and it was the Angry Charlie
I guess we all hear things differently
thanx for playing
The MI definitely sounded good in this… I could live with any of them though… Also, these are one guy's settings - I'm sure I could dial in any of them to sound like what my ears want to hear for that sound...FUZZboat":3peudqad said:rupe":3peudqad said:For the Scholz tone (no "t" in his name ), I thought the MI Audio Crunch Box came the closest.
At a gig, nobody will notice a bit of difference between any of them.
the MI Crunch Box was my 2nd favorite in that vid
the guy also has a low gain version shootout and the MI MI Crunch Box sounded really
good there as well - alot of the others were kinda meh sterile sounding
FUZZboat":1kjsg89i said:a "tad weak and nasally sounding" is my signature tone
rbc":8vdeloqv said:There's always the Rockman gear. The original Scholz/Boston tone in a box. This is a short video by David Accomando showing off his Rockmodule rig:
rbc":7te2g5z3 said:rbc":7te2g5z3 said:There's always the Rockman gear. The original Scholz/Boston tone in a box. This is a short video by David Accomando showing off his Rockmodule rig:
Here's a longer video that goes over a SR&D Rockman rig made up of Rockmodules, along with the sounds you can get with it: