I cant find any except for the guitar clips on the site its extremely frustrating, all i really want to know is if I can get a sufficient amount of drive out of this pedal I dont need anything wild just a good amount of grit
I'm interested in this pedal too, but not sure whether to go for the Standard, Silver, or SR version (Std has a mid hump, SR a flat midrange, Silver somewhere inbwetween, apparently). Clips of all 3 please!
There's a standard one for sale in my local 2nd hand pedal shop, I might have to give it a go! It might just replace my Badder Monkey.
I have the standard LTD. It is a low gain OD. Perfect for me, but if you are looking for true grit you need to look elseware. I do not notice any loss of low end and the tone knob cuts and boost trebble and bass depending on which way you turn it.
Sorry no way to record clips.
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KeithBMI used to have a video demo of the LTD SR somewhere, but I can't seem to find it now. I do remember it sounding pretty awesome, though. I thought Burgermeister did some clips, too, but I can't find those either!
FWIW, I've looked into the different LTD versions a bit. As dannybuoy mentioned, the SR has a flat midrange, but I also understand that it has the best bass response of all the versions. That'll be my pick if I decide to pick one up.
I'm using the LTD V2 (current "Standard"), and I like it a lot. For very mild to moderate OD, it's fantastic - especially in front of a tube amp or SABDDI - and has no low end loss. It doesn't have as much of the grittiness that you'd find in a tube-driven pedal (i.e. EHX English Muff'n) or the Fulltone Bass-Driver. The OD flavor tends to be more on the warm side. It will also work as a boost pedal with the drive turned down.
I do remember it sounding pretty awesome, though. I thought Burgermeister did some clips, too, but I can't find those either!
