My guess would be different flavors.Just out of curiosity; why did you need a separate overdrive pedal when there's already an overdrive knob on the sansamp?
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My guess would be different flavors.Just out of curiosity; why did you need a separate overdrive pedal when there's already an overdrive knob on the sansamp?
Also you don’t always want the overdrive sound. So you can have the BDDI relatively clean if you have another dirt pedal optionJust out of curiosity; why did you need a separate overdrive pedal when there's already an overdrive knob on the sansamp?
Very! The bit of that photo that was cropped out actually has another one and on top of that I recently updated to the new versions because of the auxiliary input. Hundreds of gigs between the various units and not a problem, they're great things. There's a thread on here if you're interested but if you're keen then go for it.Hi - are you happy with the Shure wireless system ?


The Sansamp is set pretty hairy as the standard 'clean' (not really) tone, then extra overdrive for the bits that need it. @Stranger Danger gets it.Just out of curiosity; why did you need a separate overdrive pedal when there's already an overdrive knob on the sansamp?
Because the Sansamp overdrive sounds bad when pushed?Just out of curiosity; why did you need a separate overdrive pedal when there's already an overdrive knob on the sansamp?
Personal taste I guess, I think it sounds great.Because the Sansamp overdrive sounds bad when pushed?