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Official Joyo Club Part 2: Beyond Thunderclone

I find the american sweeter and it keeps the low end a bit clearer compared to the vt bass when overdriven.
To me the overdrive sounds less agressive and less clanky when playing the highs.
Otherwise tone setting is in the same spirit with the voice knob acting like the character of the vt except the range of frequencies is lower.
 
After many tries I decided to use my american as an overdrive that I send to my vt bass set on a low gain value.
The 2 combined sound very nice, so I guess that the american combined to a SVT head should work well too.

I´m doing the same thing. Into an Ampeg PF350 and SVT210AV cabs. Just got a second cab, stacked vertically, for last band rehearsal. Finally I could really hear every detail of my own sound with the band and the American into the VT really shines. Not a huge fan of the OD I can get from my amp. The VT is good. The American is different, but with the voice and eq you can really get some sweet sounds.
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Just got my american today for $50 Canadian.
Its not at all what i thought it would be like.
But thats my fault not the pedal.
Its a good pedal but id rather get my money back which i cant.
I was thinking more of sansamp or vt pedal sounding but it isnt.
I just find it unimpressive.
If a fellow canadian in southern ontario wants one id be willing to part with it.
 
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Just got my american today for $50 Canadian.
Its not at all what i thought it would be like.
But thats my fault not the pedal.
Its a good pedal but id rather get my money back which i cant.
I was thinking more of sansamp or vt pedal sounding but it isnt.
I just find it unimpressive.
If a fellow canadian in southern ontario wants one id be willing to part with it.

I had the same experience with the British. But it took me several sessions of messing with it to find certain tones that would eventually work for me. The knobs work with each other in the slightest of detials so the pedal takes some real fine tweaking. I would say give it a few more attempts before you right it off. Or ask people to share there settings and you can try those out to give you a starting point then you can tweak from there.
 
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