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Mythbusting: Tubescreamer Op-Amps (JRC4558; Burr Brown, TL072; TL082; RC4558)

Welcome to Perky's Analog Gear Demos. Please subscribe for more demos of vintage & rare effects pedals! Today, I want to take a very brief look at Op-Amp chips in gain pedals...specifically, the Tubescreamer. A lot is spoken online about how different OAs can drastically alter how a TS circuit sounds & behaves, with certain chips held in much higher regard than others. But, how much difference does the chip actually make to a TS808 circuit. Today, I'll be trying out five different Op-Amps (ranging from a modern, very cheap TL072) to a vintage JRC4558....'the' chip for Tubescreamer fanatics. I'll be putting them into a Rockbox Boiling Point - partly because it's essentially a TS808 circuit, but also because you can run it with no diode clipping. In this mode, the only gain we'll hear is the actual Op-Amp driving - which I think will really let us hear the nuances between the different chips. What do you think? Is there any difference? And if so, are they worth worrying about? Is there actually 'something' about that vintage JRC? Comment below! Guitar is a Hagstrom Viking w/ Monty's PAF pickups recorded through a Dr Z DB4 (sE R1 Ribbon), a Hughes & Kettner Puretone Combo (70's MD441) and a Cornell Romany Plus (recorded with a SM57) [email protected] Vector images by freepik.com

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