Your best pedal to push a marshall ??

[JTyson]

For me it's an OCD v.4 at 18 volts followed by a Lovekraft Mojo Drive with the toggle up. They both stack really well together as well...

I thought the OCD was a 9 volt pedal, your running at 18 volts without problems or noise??

No problems or noise(See bbaug14's post). I think it's real potential is realized at 18 volts. I really liked it a 9 but LOVE it at 18!!!!

Wow, this is very, very interesting, I asked John Landgraff about it, he said almost everything out there will run up to 24V. I never knew this. All the sudden I have an entire pile of stuff that I can try out again at different voltages. Very cool Thanks Jim

 

[Copperhead]

Ugh I knew opening this thread there would be 8908 different choices

Krankshaft sounds the most natural/transparent with my Rev if that's any help!

 

[Zachman]

Hey guys, whats your choices for pushing mostly JCM-JMP era heads?? I have wasted a lot on junk, so if you would, also list some to stay away from, so I can! Thanks Jim

old EHX LPB2

Have a friend with one, he WONT part with it, the only one I've ever seen besides yours, BTW, nice rack ! Never said that to a guy before! Thanks-Jim

YUP... I LOVE mine:

 

[JTyson]

That rack is making me all warm and fuzzy inside!!! Nice , very nice

 

[Zachman]

That rack is making me all warm and fuzzy inside!!! Nice , very nice

Thanks... I like it too.

 

[troublehead]

I'm still a huge fan of the stock SD-1. I've tried the Keeley SD-1, Xotic BB, Barber LTD Silver, ZW-44, Bad Monkey, Maxon OD820 and 808, and a handful of others. I still think the SD-1 right out of the box does a great job for boosting a dirty marshall. One of my other faves is the old DOD250 from the 80's. It sounded killer with my Superlead back in the day. I tried one of the current reissues and it wasn't the same

 

[billdncn]

I got rid of my Keeley DS-1 after getting a Tonebone Classic. A lot more versatile then most OD pedals.