New Darkglass pedal to complement my harmonic booster

[Mickeyb48]

I want to add another Darkglass pedal to complement my DG Harmonic booster. I have a MXR compressor I really like. Looking for suggestions.
Thanks

 

[McTred]

I went Alpha Haunt for my fuzz, but I was very tempted by the darkglass duality. If your into the brand give it a listen.

 

[Real Soon]

Well, I'd have recommended the HL, but if you like your comp, no sense in falling down that well all over again. Though it's mighty nice with its different voicings.

The Vintage Microtubes line are known for imparting character in as subtle a way as you might like; maybe one of those puppies?

 

[theunknowndude]

I went Alpha Haunt for my fuzz, but I was very tempted by the darkglass duality. If your into the brand give it a listen.

The duality is pretty good… the blend and level only affecting the fuzz works well, plus it’s got the two fuzzes you can blend between and also roll off the high frequency… just sometimes sucky you can’t adjust the gain as it’s set to full on

 

[PhatBottomBass1]

Perhaps jump into the deep end with the newest (as you own the oldest, first DG pedal) with the Photon? It's not inexpensive, but it is cutting edge DG and has had the benefit of years of evolution!

 

[willsellout]

This is useless without knowing what kind of music you play and what you are looking for in your next pedal. If you just want to spend money and get something new, get whatever. It doesn’t matter and all of their pedals sound pretty good.

 

[Jantelagen]

Darkglass pedals may all sound good but all are different. Eq-wise the B*K may have redundancy. As with the X's. They have plenty of harmonic content up top. The standard versions of the VMT or AO/Omicron would benefit from the HB. Or dirts that could use extra tone-shaping.