Vemuram TSV808

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anyone try one ??
was just checking out the schematic .... kind of interesting .
 
I have this pedal and i love it, its not a typical 808 pedal, its more like a 808 with jan ray dna, i dont really use it to boost my amps like i do my od808, i use it as a overdrive pedal for low and medium gain, it has more lows than a 808, more gain, lots of clarity, mids are a little different, this pedal gives tones that sound like it was mixed and recorded. theres also some adjustments internally that can be made with dip switches and some trim pots on the back. The prices today is very expensive and as much as i love this pedal i wouldnt pay what some sellers are asking. I bought mine before the prices became crazy.
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Les Zombie said:
I have this pedal and i love it, its not a typical 808 pedal, its more like a 808 with jan ray dna, i dont really use it to boost my amps like i do my od808, i use it as a overdrive pedal for low and medium gain, it has more lows than a 808, more gain, lots of clarity, mids are a little different, this pedal gives tones that sound like it was mixed and recorded. theres also some adjustments internally that can be made with dip switches and some trim pots on the back. The prices today is very expensive and as much as i love this pedal i wouldnt pay what some sellers are asking. I bought mine before the prices became crazy.
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very cool !
 
I bought one of the Imperials. Have not played an actual Vemuram, but the Imperial sounds really good. Using it as a boost, it does not cut as much low end as a regular TS, and the extra EQ options are cool. As a boost, I don't notice a lot of difference when flipping the toggles, but I would imagine that the differences would be more noticeable when pushing the gain knob up a bit.
 
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