The Reverend Billy Gibbons in a box.

[Saul Goodman]

 

[alantig]

Thank goodness - I thought “in a box” was a new entry in the IBS/IRBS/TDC line.

[tbonesullivan]

It really does nail that "Eliminator" tone, and probably earlier. That kind of "blocked" sound that almost clips out and is so nice and raw. I don't know if I have any pedals or amps that can really get that kind of sound, but being a big ZZ top fan, I want it. I wonder if this pedal will be available in the US, as it's a German Pedal that Andertons just started selling.

Also once again the original version of "Legs" is far better than the remixed version from the video that they put on the CDs for years. I need to get a new copy of Eliminator with the REAL Legs. You know. This one:
 

 

Edited 15 hours ago by tbonesullivan

[joshoowah]

There was any interview with RBG in Guitar Player in the early-mid 90s where I first learned of his fondness for top-wrapping and DR Pure Blues strings (and converted to both). They also spent a bunch of time on his pedals at the time. Most of it was spent on the (relatively new) Bixonic Expandora. I've never had a chance to try one, but he talked about it like that pedal into any decent tweed was his tone heaven. Wonder how it stacks up against everything he's touted since...

[velorush]

How on earth did they fit the half-dozen Bixonic Expandoras in that little box?

'cuz we all know that's where the sound came from, right? 

ETA: Anderton's ships worldwide.

 

Edited 10 hours ago by velorush

[crunchee]

4 hours ago, tbonesullivan said:

...once again the original version of "Legs" is far better than the remixed version from the video that they put on the CDs for years. I need to get a new copy of Eliminator with the REAL Legs. You know. This one:
 

 

One of the few songs with a Disco beat that I can tolerate, along with Kiss' 'I Was Made For Lovin' You'.  I really dig that hard, dry, no echo/reverb room sound, too.

Edited 10 hours ago by crunchee

[Jakeboy]

He also digs a treble booster into a 5e3, 6g3, or an 18 watt Marshall.