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David Cook

 

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Florida, USA
Post  Posted 6 Oct 2012 8:32 am    
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Anyone using an Xotic EP Booster for steel besides AJ Ghent. Lots of guitar players are raving about them.
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Tom Wolverton


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Carpinteria, CA
Post  Posted 6 Oct 2012 3:37 pm    
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I just got one and so far, I really like it when I need a level boost for a solo on a loud song.
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Michael Pierce


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Madison, CT
Post  Posted 7 Oct 2012 3:26 pm    
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At this point I only play six string jazz guitar, but the EP Booster is one of my "always on" pedals. A friend of mine plays a wonderful '60's gibson L5 through a blackface deluxe reverb (and you can imagine how terrific that sounds), but he demo'd the EP Booster for me with that rig and it just added a new depth. There is a small switch inside that can be engaged to provide a bit of a volume boost during solos (as Tom mentions), or it can be neutral from a volume standpoint. I hadn't thought about using it for steel, but can't see why it wouldn't similarly enhance your tone. Best $115 I've spent on a pedal, but again I only play six string at present.
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Tom Wolverton


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Carpinteria, CA
Post  Posted 7 Oct 2012 8:28 pm    
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AND it takes up so little real estate on my pedalboard.
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