Want an overdriven Marshall tone

[Surf Twang]

It looks like my Cu24 is not going to sell so I've ordered a set of PRS Artist pickups to warm up the sound a bit. I was planning to buy another amp but it appears that finances may not allow me to do so for a while. So I'm looking for a pedal to get some overdriven Marshall sounds out of my Victoria 45410 (tweed Bassman). I've got a Fulltone Soul Bender but it doesn't quite do it and I've never liked Tube Screamers. Anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks.
David

[Gadge]

Anyone have any suggestions?A Marshall Guv'nor (into a clean channel)?

[Phil Macino]

You might check out one of the two Radial Tonebones.

http://www.tonebone.com/

[bluesdoc]

www.V-Stack.com (http://www.V-Stack.com)

This pedal is IT!!!

jon

[Adam]

www.V-Stack.com (http://www.v-stack.com/)

This pedal is IT!!!

jon
Those sound samples are actually pretty impressive, from a tone perspective. Too bad I don't "believe" in pedal distortion... Unless of course cost-effective versatility is paramount - then I guess you do what you gotta do, eh?

Either way that pedal sounds pretty great.

[San]

I really like the Guvnor Plus into a clean amp. It's very authentic and best of all it's cheap!!

San.

[MCG]

A good and affordabale distortion choice is the Pro Co RAT. I use an old one with my Traynor Bassmaster and it's great for a Marshall type distortion.

MCG

[FrankiePRS]

Okay, call me crazy, but when I really want an overdriven Marshall sound, I um... well,

I OVERDRIVE MY MARSHALL.

sorry.

[DoobieK]

Menatone Blue Collar

[J.LaGrassa]

I use a Tonebone Hot British into a 59 Bassman RI...... Serious Marshall tone coming out of that amp!