GuitarsCanada
06-24-2007, 06:33 AM
Review Submitted By
sproul07
Product Name
Xotic RC Booster
Would you recommend this product to others?
yes
Your overall review of the product
great
Did you feel there was good value for the money?
yes
Great Deal!
How would you best describe yourself?
Professional Musician
please select a choice
I own this gear
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Your full review
I recently bought a Xotic RC Booster and I couldn't be happier. The reason I bought this pedal was because I was looking for something similar to a Pete Cornish ST-2 which is a treble and bass boost. I wanted the pedal to work as an EQ boost by itself and when i kicked on one of my lead pedals ('74 Big Muff, '07 Tube Driver or Fulltone '69) it would work as a sustainer, and it works perfectly for both.
This pedal works perfectly if you just want a boost of the cleans if your using modulation (Breathe etc). But it also works even better as a clean boost for solos. If you have a Boogie or some other high-gain amp and are looking for something to clean up your sound and sustain it for days
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Gear used for this review
I use two Fender Stratocasters and an Epiphone '58 Flying V Reissue though an '85 Marshall JCM 800 100W head with a 2/12 cab with JBL's
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sproul07
Product Name
Xotic RC Booster
Would you recommend this product to others?
yes
Your overall review of the product
great
Did you feel there was good value for the money?
yes
Great Deal!
How would you best describe yourself?
Professional Musician
please select a choice
I own this gear
-----------------------------------------------------
Your full review
I recently bought a Xotic RC Booster and I couldn't be happier. The reason I bought this pedal was because I was looking for something similar to a Pete Cornish ST-2 which is a treble and bass boost. I wanted the pedal to work as an EQ boost by itself and when i kicked on one of my lead pedals ('74 Big Muff, '07 Tube Driver or Fulltone '69) it would work as a sustainer, and it works perfectly for both.
This pedal works perfectly if you just want a boost of the cleans if your using modulation (Breathe etc). But it also works even better as a clean boost for solos. If you have a Boogie or some other high-gain amp and are looking for something to clean up your sound and sustain it for days
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Gear used for this review
I use two Fender Stratocasters and an Epiphone '58 Flying V Reissue though an '85 Marshall JCM 800 100W head with a 2/12 cab with JBL's
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