wots a GREAT treble booster?

Hootsmon

was thinking of something tae place IN FRONT of the valve Kingsley pedals......just thinking out loud folks....

simonk

I like the Williams Ranger.

Hootsmon

off tae Google ^

TimmyO

http://www.retroman-music.com/beano.htm

JDE

I used to collect treble boosters - I'll refrain from saying exactly how many I had at my peak for the sake of decency, though. They slam a dirt pedal, particularly a Marshall-voiced one like a treat. Keeley Java was actually my favourite, even though I had a couple of nice vintage ones and rare modern production ones. 

Hootsmon

you ever have the PLUM SQUAWK?

JDE

Yeah, very good pedal. At that kind of price point, you're looking at a Java, Beano, Squawk, some of the BSM's and Fryers, maybe a used Diaz if you can find one. They're all excellent and tbh, you just need to find the one that mates best with your gear. They'll all do the job handsomely though. The Java just sounded a bit warmer to me, had a bit more balls.

MrT

Another vote for the Keeley Java. Stupidly took it off my board for a gig tonight and really missed it. 

Kebabkid

If interested, @hootsmon - I've just put a Keeley Java Boost up for sale

http://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/84695/fs-keeley-java-boost-blue-one#latest

kjdowd

Analogman beano boost

NotNowJohn

Theres's a Cornish TB-83 Extra in the classifieds. Helluva treble booster. And yes it's mine...

Jalapeno

Keeley Java Treble Booster

bingefeller

Kebabkid said:

If interested, @hootsmon - I've just put a Keeley Java Boost up for sale

http://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/84695/fs-keeley-java-boost-blue-one#latest

I have the same one and it's great - but works best off batteries for me....  

The MI Audio Buff n Boost also does a nice treble boost.  

Cabicular

Support Glasgow
get a Flynn OC44 from a shed behind cc music 

octatonic

Telenordia Treble Booster but good luck finding one.

merlin

Only one I've ever had is a HomeBrewElectronics Germanium 44. Want it?

siraxeman

The Fryer series of treble boosters are very good.  The touring was Brian May's no.1 booster for a good few years till he went over to KAT boosters. I also have his strap mounted booster and it's very good.

DesVegas

How about using a wah wah pedal to boost the trebles?

fretfinder

kjdowd said:

Analogman beano boost

I have one of these that I don't use, and might sell if anyone is interested. 

pmg

fretfinder said:

kjdowd said:

Analogman beano boost

I have one of these that I don't use, and might sell if anyone is interested. 

a mini?

Gassage

@hootsmon

I know I do bang the Pete Cornish drum but trust me- get an ST2. about 300 on ebay- utterly magnifcent with my Jester and BK Tube Drivers and just adds the bite I know you are talking about and that the Kingsley sometimes needs.

It is an EQ too, so you can totally change it- I use it predominatly treble high with a tad of grit.

Gigrig Dan still thinks it's Pete's best ever pedal.