Was looking high and low for the demo with the SC20H. ITS A CONFIRMATION I WILL GET THIS PEDAL REGARDLESS! Thank you for the great demo. You have assisted me a great deal.
Does jammin Boss BP-1W make anyone else really happy? Boss BP-1W is quickly becoming my favorite pedal. It's just so beautiful and sexy. Practically free and the second you drop her on the board that chill ass mofo gives you a Rich Dark Gushing Robust tone.. And you also get this cute little 1/1 feedback response usually too harmless to be forgotten. But more than that, the Boss BP-1 is just so positively alluring. It comes on the board like "do you want to cast a spell?" and I'm like "yeah BP-1W i do want to cast a spell let's do this shit" and when she attacks she's like "SPELLS ARE FUN" and I'm like "yeah they are SO FUN." She doesn't say some bullshit macho shit like "I will destroy you" she's just like "nah spells are fun and voodoo spooky.” And she looks so happy. I mean this is an inanimate object that literally brought my guitar to life by magic. It understands it's life is a temporary magical gift and the dude is just fucking loving it. I mean just look at her face she’s just so happy and cute as a button. I am literally never sad when Boss BP-1W is on board. IDK if she's gonna ever make it into the pedal HOF or not, but for now she a super chill pedal.
Good question. If the amp is proper solid state then it might be good. Modelers dont respond well at all to these pedals. I have used an EP Booster with solid state and it added some really nice colour.
In order to determine what a pedal's breakup sounds like, it must be played into a completely clean amp. Once the pedal has been demonstrated on a clean amp and its distortion characteristics are understood, it is then OK to show how it interacts with dirtier amps.