Well i did some searching around. Found that the backing band for Dan's solo project were called something that started with an H. I just brought the thread back to life. People seem to think a depth charge will get the tone.
On another note. Mark does your muff overdrive get you anything near that?
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Originally Posted by Headless Llama
buy the most expensive pedal you can find. Those are the best.
The backing band was Hacienda, but I heard Dan played just about all the instruments on his solo album. Also those guys don't use the same pedals and whatnot from gig to gig, they don't seek to nail the same tones all the time, but moreover I've heard Hacienda is not the backing band for the Black Keys now so there's really no correlation there.
You can get that specific tone with a V4 or a V2 though, cranked up a ways. Nano Muff wouldn't come close.
Well i figured he did the playing of the instruments so i figured it would be the same for anything he has touched. The tones from his solo stuff and new keys album sound similar.
I see. Well i dont need the nano muff then. i also see that a Depth Charge is way out of my price range.
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Originally Posted by Headless Llama
buy the most expensive pedal you can find. Those are the best.
Yeah Dan goes through fuzz pedals like... I don't go through pedals like Dan goes through fuzz pedals. He doesn't really work in such a way to consistently use one pedal from project to project, song to song, night to night. I'm sure he's got enough fuzz pedals that he'll never have to.
But no, for that tone you need an Ampeg V4 or V2. Roll your bass towards your bridge pickup will help.
Yeah baby, I have a V4 . I believe it can cop that tone when the volume is at 11ish or so. It's definitely a distinctive overdrive tone. Fuzzy, farty, growly, yet punchy all at the same time.
I think I can get 90% of the way there with my SFT.