We have tried all the variants - Chandler ones with in line PSU, 3 Knob version, rack mount, etc but the only one he likes are the original mains powered 4 knob with "designed by BK Butler" on the top. "David started using a Tube Driver during recording for the Division Bell album in 1993 and has used them ever since.
His collection of Tube Drivers includes several 1980s originals, several 911 Tube Drivers, a gold Tube Works 911 Tube Driver, and the five knob Real Tube version from Tube Works. He used Tube Drivers extensively for his 2006 album On an Island and the subsequent tour, heard on the Remember That Night and Live in Gdansk concert releases, as well as his 2015 Rattle that Lock album and tour, and his 2017 album, Live at Pompeii. Those same sessions also resulted in the Division Bell companion album, Pink Floyd's The Endless River, which was not completed until 2015. He first used them in the recording sessions for Pink Floy's The Division Bell album. Shame, though.David Gilmour has been an avid Tube Driver user since around 1993. I have a very strong feeling that nothing is going to change about the fuzz/dist stomps in the future. Adding still more sarcasm: This in a company who haven't implemented more of the expression pedals functions, because they don't want to use a way that may look as if it is coming directly from the 80s. this might, however take a couple of years to dial in (as long as it took for the KPA family to come up with half a decent vibe tone). Let me be a bit sarcastic here: with the right combination of the KPA's fuzz or distortion boxes, a proper pre stomp and post stomp eq and a well chosen shaper stomp you can simulate almost any pedal there is on the market. Gilmour has 3 of these with him live and as a coinaisseur of tone he might do this because the pedal gives him something amps alone don't give him. Would like to see that in the Kemper, even though I understand that the Kemper may not be meant as an all-in-one box in the same way as Helix and other products.Ĭongrats. Helix seems to have this and even a Klon-model, which is one of the more popular types of pedal these days.
Saw Gilmour in Royal Albert Hall last week, and now I'm wanting it even more.
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