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Official Joyo Club Part 2: Beyond Thunderclone

The Monomyth is close to a DG clone. It was ok, but that’s not my sound and on the clean side it was good but nothing spectacular.
The Scrylla sounded pretty decent with lots of functionality. Didn’t wow me though. No noise from it until you really pushed the level/gain, whatever they call it. I think in that price range it is in, it’s much better than what else is out there.
Im currently looking at the Monomyth and the Double Thruster.
Was the Monomyth close to the DG? I can only find the one JOYO video of it on the interwebs.
Also curious to hear about the Double Thruster and how close to the B3K it is.
I already own the Atmosphere and its great - very ambient, i dont lose any low end, love me a blend/mix knob.
 
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There is nothing out there other than short Joyo videos on the three new pedals. I wish I could have made a short video, but I'm not good at that kind of thing. The Monomyth can easily do the DG thing. You can dial in other clean stuff that is decent, but any kind of drive it has is more DG based. It is versatile though, you can dial up a lot of different tones. From my experience with DG, which is playing on one of their amps and a B3K, this is a little different and I think can get a little better bottom end. Not a lot of noise from the pedal even at high gain. The mid and gain boost switches are nice and add extra versatility and tone. I enjoyed the mid switch the most. They are good pedals for the price, it's is just if you can find the tone you like in it. Longevity of the product, who knows.
I didn't try the Double Thruster because I am trying to cut back on dirt, not looking for it.
 
Just dipping my toe in this Joyo thread to show my appreciation for this space saving mini tuner that allows for 3 pedals on my limited compact board.
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I wish they made an SVT-style pedal. That is the only thing I would buy right now that could move me away from my American.
Ebay ,Reverb etc. Time to time have vintage ampeg pedals there a Ampeg tube DI box from early 2000s but be prepared to shell out some coin.$$$.
I wish they made an SVT-style pedal. That is the only thing I would buy right now that could move me away from my American.
 
The Double Thruster has come and and will be going back.
The lag when turning it on is unusable for me. I am really not a fan of soft touch switches due to the lag but it always seems to be worse on cheaper pedals. Also, there were a few times i had to hit the switch a few times to get the pedals to turn on.
Sound wise, the pedal was pretty descent. It's be a long time since I've played a B3K but i didn't hate the tone of this pedal like i remember hating the tone of the DG. This sounds less scooped and tinny to me.