9 Volt vs 18 Volt Power Supply for Overdrive Pedals [Anatomy of Guitar Tone] скачать в хорошем качестве

9 Volt vs 18 Volt Power Supply for Overdrive Pedals [Anatomy of Guitar Tone]

🎧 Train your ears in just minutes a day: https://quiztones.com 🤖 AI-powered learning for producers & engineers: https://ai.theproaudiofiles.com/join 📺 Get unlimited premium mix training: https://theproaudiofiles.com/members A video series comparing 18 volt and 9 volt power supply with an overdrive pedal. 9 volt example: 1:19 // 18 volt example: 2:09 — Transcript: Some over drive pedals allow you to use either a 9 volt or an 18 volt power supply. It's said that with using an 18 volt power supply, it's supposed to give you more headroom and a little bit more open sound and clarity. I want to try this to see if it is actually in fact true. In this example, I'm going to use the Catalinbread Dirty Little Secret, which is kind of like a Marshall JMP style overdrive, and I'm going to use a Fulltone OCD. What's interesting is that in both examples, I definitely heard a difference. The most obvious difference was with the Dirty Little Secret. When I plugged in the 18 volt, it seemed like it was almost double the juice coming out of the pedal, so there was a lot more power, but it also really changed the EQ on it. It was definitely a little bit more open. It felt less like it had a blanket on it. A little bit more presence. A similar thing with the OCD, although I didn't feel like there was a power fluctuation, there was a little bit more clarity and presence to it. It wasn't so much treble as it was bitey. Just there was a little bit more clarity and presence. [DLS 9 volt] [DLS 18 volt] [OCD 9 volt] [OCD 18 volt] Well, I don't know about you, but I definitely heard a difference. The most obvious difference was with the Dirty Little Secret. I noticed that when I plugged in the 18 volt power supply, it almost doubled the output of the pedal. So that was a pretty big give away. But once I settled it down and kind of put it back to a similar level that it was with the 9 volt, I did definitely notice that it felt a little more open and there was a little more clarity to the sound.