MGR/fenelon « Boss BD-2 Blues Driver »
Published on 10/14/04 at 15:00Purchased at Kayes Music Scene, Canoga Park, CA for $79.99.
After consulting with numerous fellow musicians on the best and worst of overdrives. Weighing out the money factors against quality factors and playing with the 2 finalist I settled on the Boss BD2.
The pure quality of tone I get with the equipment I use was the deciding factor. The price being twenty dollars less than my next option wasn't bad either. The contagious tone from the BD2 is round, expressive, smooth, and sultry. The controls make it easy to dial-up that sound you've been hearing in the back of your head.
Nothing, it's just what I wanted.
Brawn and beauty combined--it's built to last with aesthetics to boot.
I would get it again in an instant. Great tone and durability at a great price!
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
After consulting with numerous fellow musicians on the best and worst of overdrives. Weighing out the money factors against quality factors and playing with the 2 finalist I settled on the Boss BD2.
The pure quality of tone I get with the equipment I use was the deciding factor. The price being twenty dollars less than my next option wasn't bad either. The contagious tone from the BD2 is round, expressive, smooth, and sultry. The controls make it easy to dial-up that sound you've been hearing in the back of your head.
Nothing, it's just what I wanted.
Brawn and beauty combined--it's built to last with aesthetics to boot.
I would get it again in an instant. Great tone and durability at a great price!
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com