3 Watt Amp Bitch Slap Treble Booster

simple to use if you know what trebleboosters are really about.

Fender Strats, American, Deluxe and standard, using Fender 100w Twin amp, Fender blues junior.
no noise,
I can get the sound I want which is classic blues tone ala Rory Gallaher, Peter Green.Smooth with a lot of bite if needed.

I depend on my fingers in the first instance.
With a great amp this pedal and a good compressor is all that I need.
If the pedals went I would use the amp alone, if the amp went I would get the Martin acoustic.
Cannot see this pedal dying.

Never had to deal with this company yet except to buy the pedal.

blues, rock.
Playing 38 years. always pro.
Vintge TS9, DM-2 Delay, Keeley Comp. Old GE7 EQ.
would buy again.
compliments the overall tone,like all good pedals
Back in the old days in Ireland we all had the Dallas Rangemasters, this pedal is in that league but a bit more subtle.
If people need pedals for huge audible effects there are lots of these on the market, distortion type stuff, if they want a pedal to compliment what is coming from the fingers, then they need 3 pedals, a compressor, a treble booster, and an EQ.
This pedal is one of these 3 wise men.
Anything that gets in the way is removed quickly.

Extremely easy to use. It's a basic off/on footswitch with a pot adjuster and a micro switch to cut the treble. Cool blue led.

I'm playing a '74 Tele Deluxe and a '88 Tele with Hot Rails through a 2 x 10" Peavey Delta Blues all valve amp. Initially, I was disappointed with the amount of difference it made to my sound. It was like the effect wasn't there. I've come to like it now though. The pot is always turned to max and the treble cut is on but it adds a cleanness to my sound. A slight presence increase and it enables me to cut through above the mix. I really like it better than my MXR Micro Amp although the MXR has a lot more gain. The only problem I have is that it is wired opposite polarity to all my other pedals so I have to stuff around and make uo a reverse power lead or run it on batteries when all my other effects are mains powered.

Solid as a rock. Well made. Shame about the reverse polarity thing.

N/A so far.

Very simple, clean boost. one knob, analog, led, true bypass stitch, 9v jack. Pretty basic.

I use mine in the loop and sometimes in the front. Basically to add a bit of sparkle with a slight boost. I use it on a subway blues and a roland vga-5. Its adds a tiny bit of presence. I usually have it at about the 12oclock position. It also has a treble cut switch that is handy and lets it act more like a regular booster. Not really a pedal to go crazy with (although you can) more of a accent to sound for me.

Hand made, pretty rugged. not super fancy. Does the job. never had a problem with it.

ordered online, got it in a week. no problems cant argue with that.

I play mostly hard rock with some accoustic for about 12 years. This pedal definately has its place. The cut switch is a great feature because sometimes I like to take some of that top end down. I dont think any pedal is worth a 10 but I'll give it a 9. Pretty simple pedal, clean, does what I want.