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I also A/B'd the Red against the Uberschall, and I can see how those two tones would go well together. I suppose there's a reason the gain is limited on it.

The boost on the Uberschall is also volume only. It surprised me too, but that's the way it is. It's when you get to that 2 o'clock area that the Red starts to walk away from the Uber. And since you say that you like the Red's gain set at about noon, you'll probably like the Uber just fine. So I went ahead and bought a XTC Red and put down a chunk on the Super Sonic. So I tried out a used Super Sonic 60 head that they've had for a couple years, and damn man, you are right, the cleans on that thing are absolutely beautiful. Tried it out, but beyond the thunder I could dial in with the sub, it didn't sound a whole lot different from some of the tones I an get with my JVM. It even has the K312 cab which is fairly rare.

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I suppose there's a reason the gain is limited on it.Īnd on a side note, the other day on one of my days off (they vary since I went back to driving truck) I went to Pro Music in Des Moines with the intent of putting some cash down on a used Rivera Knucklehead Tre half stack that's been sitting there for awhile. The older I get, the less gain I like.It surprised me too, but that's the way it is. Now that surprises me! Red pedal definitely gainy, but the Uber should have even more gain. Reinhold really did capture the heart of his XTC amps with these pedals! If you've always been curious about a Bogner and never been able to afford one, I would suggest trying one of these pedals if you can. But if the Blue pedal sounds as good as the Red Pedal, then there'll be no need for that.

I had been thinking about picking-up a 20th Anni XTC down the road just to try. It should have been here on Friday and didn't show. I'm digging this setup so much that I bought a Bogner Blue pedal to try into the Twin as well. I guess that was coming from the amp then, because this is very articulate with great note and string definition. When I had the Red pedal before (two years ago), I didn't care for the way it sounded into the clean amp that I had at the time. It's just got that pi$$y Bogner Red channel tone in spades. It's just pi$$ed-off! I wish I had a real 20th XTC to compare it to, but I suspect that it'd hang with it. It sounds as good or better than my old XTC Classic and my friend's 101B that I had at my house for a while. I'm using 20th XTC mode, B1 on the EQ, non-Plexi, and Variac set to off. I have the Mid and Bass controls on the pedal set to 3:00. And by rolling the treble off all the way on the Bogner Red pedal, I take that brittle high-end edge off that would normally be there playing the pedal through the amp in Twin mode. So I get that broken glass, mid-scooped Fender Twin clean tone that (for me) is the best. I picked-up a Bogner XTC Red pedal several weeks ago and have been playing it in front of the clean channel of my 100 watt Fender Supersonic Twin, set in Twin mode (versus Bassman mode).

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