Warm Audio - Dirty Boy Jr. Booster
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Electric Guitar Effects
The Dirty Boy Jr Booster is an effects pedal designed to enrich the signal with a boost of up to 10 dB, whilst remaining responsive to your playing and preserving the dynamics of the sound, thanks to its analogue architecture modelled on that of British amplifiers. This Warm Audio pedal combines gain and EQ controls with an H-M-L Freq switch that allows you to adjust the response at the lower end of the spectrum, helping you to transition from a clear, precise sound to a more compressed, saturated tone.
ARTICLE N° 124834
Presentation
The analogue circuit of the Dirty Boy Jr Booster, inspired by Dirty Boy’s Ball Buster, emphasises stable signal reproduction, with a response to playing that preserves the nuances of the attack.
The +10 dB gain allows you to range from a simple signal boost through to natural compression, right up to textures reminiscent of a fuzz pedal, whilst maintaining a consistent tone that adapts to variations in playing style and the input levels of different amps.
The Freq switch adjusts the distribution of low frequencies, facilitating clearer separation of rhythm parts or increased density for melodic lines, adapting to mixing requirements and amplifier set-ups.
The collaboration between Dirty Boy’s circuit design and Warm Audio’s development is part of an approach centred on dynamic response, with signal processing designed to react subtly to variations in playing style and attack levels from electric guitarists in a variety of settings.
This architecture allows the pedal to be used either before an amp or to optimise an effects chain, whilst maintaining tonal consistency across different volumes and styles, ranging from precise rhythm playing to more overdriven passages.
The +10 dB gain allows you to range from a simple signal boost through to natural compression, right up to textures reminiscent of a fuzz pedal, whilst maintaining a consistent tone that adapts to variations in playing style and the input levels of different amps.
The Freq switch adjusts the distribution of low frequencies, facilitating clearer separation of rhythm parts or increased density for melodic lines, adapting to mixing requirements and amplifier set-ups.
The collaboration between Dirty Boy’s circuit design and Warm Audio’s development is part of an approach centred on dynamic response, with signal processing designed to react subtly to variations in playing style and attack levels from electric guitarists in a variety of settings.
This architecture allows the pedal to be used either before an amp or to optimise an effects chain, whilst maintaining tonal consistency across different volumes and styles, ranging from precise rhythm playing to more overdriven passages.
Other features
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Warm Audio Dirty Boy Jr Booster
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Guitar effects pedal:
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Clean boost
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Dynamic British-style overdrive
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Authentic ‘Ball Buster’ circuit
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Technology: 100% analogue
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Technology: analogue T.A.E. (Tube Amp Emulation)
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High-quality transistors
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Touch-sensitive response
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Gain: 10 dB of clean boost
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Extends into natural compression and fuzz-inspired textures
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Distortion: dynamic distortion at the amp input
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‘Freq’ EQ (H-M-L) for adjusting low frequencies
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Controls: Drive, Freq, Bass, Treble, 6-position frequency selector
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Connections:
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Input: ∅6.35 mm jack
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Output: ∅6.35 mm jack
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Power supply: 9 V⎓ centre-negative adaptor (sold separately)
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Dimensions: 122 x 65 x 51 mm
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Weight: 270 g
To find out more...
To power this pedal, an isolated 9 V adaptor will help minimise interference and stabilise its performance. A good-quality shielded jack cable will also help preserve the clarity of the signal.
Dirty Boy? What is it? Who are they?
DIRTY BOY was founded in the 1980s by Alex Saraceno, with a focus on designing circuits specifically for the electric guitar, developed for his son Blues Saraceno, a musician who has collaborated with several rock bands and well-known artists.
It was Danny Gomez Jr. who continued to develop the DIRTY BOY brand by introducing T.A.E. technology, which is geared towards emulating valve amps and delivering a playing-sensitive harmonic response, thereby enriching the expressive possibilities for electric guitarists in modern studio and live settings.
The collaboration with Warm Audio has enabled certain design approaches to be incorporated into more recent ranges, whilst retaining a sonic identity based on dynamics and responsiveness to the musician’s playing style, thereby ensuring the continuity of the DIRTY BOY signature over time.
Dirty Boy? What is it? Who are they?
DIRTY BOY was founded in the 1980s by Alex Saraceno, with a focus on designing circuits specifically for the electric guitar, developed for his son Blues Saraceno, a musician who has collaborated with several rock bands and well-known artists.
It was Danny Gomez Jr. who continued to develop the DIRTY BOY brand by introducing T.A.E. technology, which is geared towards emulating valve amps and delivering a playing-sensitive harmonic response, thereby enriching the expressive possibilities for electric guitarists in modern studio and live settings.
The collaboration with Warm Audio has enabled certain design approaches to be incorporated into more recent ranges, whilst retaining a sonic identity based on dynamics and responsiveness to the musician’s playing style, thereby ensuring the continuity of the DIRTY BOY signature over time.
