Update on reviews Copperhead and Liquid Sunshine

This is an update to the reviews of the
Subdecay Liquid Sunshine and
Mojohand Copperhead

As I wrote the review on the Liquid Sunshine I noticed in the description, that it is supposed to take boosters well. I have only used the LS as a booster itself, until yesterday.

So I tried the combination of Copperhead boosting Liquid Sunshine. Settings were on the LS: upper drive knob 9 o'clock, lower drive knob 3 o'clock Settings on the Copperhead: volume from 12 to max, gain max on one side

The result was absolutely amazing, you get clear, smooth, defined and transparent overdrive at its best. There are a lot of pedals that claim to sound like that one special amp (you know it starts with dum and ends with ble) and I had them all (I still own a few of them). None of them could shake a stick at the Liquid Sunshine - Copperhead combination!

The real fun started as I engaged the second boost stage on the Copperhead. The sound stayed clear, smooth and transparent but began to sing and sustain, unlike anything I have ever heard before in an overdrive pedal.

This combination gets 6 of possible 5 stars from me :-)


Subdecay Liquid Sunshine - Tone Factor Product Details

Mojohand Copperhead - Tone Factor Product Details

Mojo Hand Copperhead Dual Boost - Review

Mojo Hand Copperhead - Tone Factor Product Details














The Copperhead has two fully independant channels
which can be used seperately or cascaded together.
Either side can be used for either clean boost
or set for a light amount of grit.

It is possible to get an overdrive-like sound
by cranking boost a and cascading it into boost b.
But it is more for boosting than overdrives

The Copperhead has a tight, spanky fender-ish sound.
It is open. Very open and uncompressed.

UncleSlam demo video of the Copperhead: