Fortin 33 boosting Butterslax Channel 1

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Been putting this pedal to good use lately and testing with my amps.
Really digging it for some pissed off, aggressive tones.
I notice since the pedal is capable of so much boost, it really does well with lower gained amps or channels. Talking like 2 gain stages, it really brings the pain........and clarity.
This first channel of the slax is very impressive, it loves all my boosts also. It can get some very sweet cleans, into greasy mild breakup, also does very good classic rock, ala ac/dc.
It's nice when amps your already in love with: keep surprising you.
Here's a little clip. Gets the point across I think :thumbsup:
 
That sounds killer man. Very nice metal tone. That's the low gain channel?
 
Thanks gents!!!!

@errrrl: glad you tried it huh :rock: it's like a 4th channel
 
LunatiBSW":12eky1f3 said:
Been putting this pedal to good use lately and testing with my amps.
Really digging it for some pissed off, aggressive tones.
I notice since the pedal is capable of so much boost, it really does well with lower gained amps or channels. Talking like 2 gain stages, it really brings the pain........and clarity.
This first channel of the slax is very impressive, it loves all my boosts also. It can get some very sweet cleans, into greasy mild breakup, also does very good classic rock, ala ac/dc.
It's nice when amps your already in love with: keep surprising you.
Here's a little clip. Gets the point across I think :thumbsup:
That sounds so damn angry!
 
DET1973":knyznqkr said:
It just sounds so good! Punchy,clear & Dare I say Warm
For sure. Wonder how it would fare with a solid state amp...?
 
JerEvil":35mnb83o said:
DET1973":35mnb83o said:
It just sounds so good! Punchy,clear & Dare I say Warm
For sure. Wonder how it would fare with a solid state amp...?


Results very for sure. The butterslax is a big part of this equation.
I've tried it through a number of setups so far
 
LunatiBSW":3dqvdo2z said:
JerEvil":3dqvdo2z said:
DET1973":3dqvdo2z said:
It just sounds so good! Punchy,clear & Dare I say Warm
For sure. Wonder how it would fare with a solid state amp...?


Results very for sure. The butterslax is a big part of this equation.
I've tried it through a number of setups so far
Yeah I heard the Grind is very hit or miss depending on the rig as well...
 
JerEvil":1181imk5 said:
LunatiBSW":1181imk5 said:
JerEvil":1181imk5 said:
DET1973":1181imk5 said:
It just sounds so good! Punchy,clear & Dare I say Warm
For sure. Wonder how it would fare with a solid state amp...?


Results very for sure. The butterslax is a big part of this equation.
I've tried it through a number of setups so far
Yeah I heard the Grind is very hit or miss depending on the rig as well...


Exactly. I had a grind as well. I like the 33 better I think. I'll prob get another grind though so I can compare. The Fortin pedals are really cool "spices" to add to the chili, just have to have the right foundation.
 
mchn13":2s6d26m5 said:
That sounds killer man. Very nice metal tone. That's the low gain channel?

Thanks so much !
Hahaha yes. It can get some amazing cleans, but it's meant for some dirt. Just "cleaner" dirt :lol: :LOL:

The 33 is capable of some serious boost. No gain involved though. It's a freq selective boost/cut pedal. Really cool stuff
 
 
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