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Re: Greasebox GB-83
Posted: Sat Apr 06, 2013 9:32 am
by alanbass1
I got my GB-83 on Thursday and have been playing around on my normal amps at low volume getting used to her. Plugged it into my Champion 600 this morning, which is loaded with a 6K6 so I can crank it without upsetting the missus, and all I can say is....wow. The guitar/pedal/amp came alive and the sound is incredible. Looking forward to my next gig so I can crank her through my Kingsley Deluxe 30................
Re: Greasebox GB-83
Posted: Mon Nov 04, 2013 10:07 pm
by T.Glaze
just spent an hour with my gb-83,
pedal kicks ass!
t
Posted: Thu Nov 14, 2013 3:31 pm
by Jim Goad
Spent a lot of time with the GB-83 over the last couple of days & I'm really loving it now.
At low volume it only seemed to work well with single coils - lovely dirty boost with Garagey swagger. Sounded too muddy with humbuckers until I cranked the volume. The last 10th of the dial is where it's at! Grit, grease & tons of body. Took it to rehearsal on Tuesday to let rip with a loud amp & it thunders. The only pedal I've found that can compete with a Sonic Titan's output & articulation at full tilt. I'm astounded by how it interacts very differently depending on the guitar / amp setup.
Here's a clip from rehearsal with 1991 Gibson Explorer - Greasebox - Orange OR120 into an Engl 4x12
https://soundcloud.com/jimmylikesfuzz/g ... sal-rec-12
Re: Greasebox GB-83
Posted: Thu Nov 14, 2013 9:00 pm
by Fuzzz
That sounds awesome Jim!
I need to check out more of your stuff.
The GB83 is a great pedal and I thought it was kind of like an extra greasy Titan. Really wish I still had mine..
Posted: Thu Nov 14, 2013 9:03 pm
by daCod
now i want one after hearing that
nice work mang!!!
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Posted: Thu Nov 14, 2013 11:15 pm
by The Captain
Wow!
That sounds fucking killer, man! Right on the money there. I still have much love the that circuit but I do think I fucked up in the way I presented it. It ain't no bedroom player for one and you really have to dig into the thing to get results. A tickler it is not.
Results, you has them.
Posted: Fri Nov 15, 2013 2:00 pm
by Jim Goad
Cheers. Good ol trusty 4-track, cassette recording!
Yeah, you really have to let it rip & push the amp's input for the GB-83 to shine. I think I had the sustain backed off ever so slightly & the amp was clean but right on the edge of break up.
New Grimpen Mire material is going to have big globs of grease all over
Re: Greasebox GB-83
Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2015 4:57 pm
by T.Glaze
used my GB-83 at rehearsal last night, sounded killer!
les paul jr. > GB-83 > tex ef86 combo
thanks,
t
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2015 10:34 pm
by 1bottlerocket
Jim Goad wrote:Cheers. Good ol trusty 4-track, cassette recording!
Yeah, you really have to let it rip & push the amp's input for the GB-83 to shine.
Yes to this. Try it through a high power tweed twin.
Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2015 10:04 pm
by mjkk
I've had my gb 83 since they first came out and it is the only fuzz/ distortion box is use now. The straight fyre yo!!!