Marshall neo-classical sound

[shredmaestrobri]

Hi guys, which Barber pedal for this genre would you recommend? I have the DB but it's more Mesa to my ears. I'm looking at a Barber Pedal that can do the marshall high gain sound. Any other Barber pedal that can do that or at least match the high gain settings of the Wampler Super Plextortion at high gain marshall type sounds?

[Guitarbque]

Have you tried a DDSS ? Very 'Marshall' - imo -
I have an older version (2003) Amazing tone from this unit-
The B-Custom Super Sport is a major winner as well.

Sometimes I stack my DDSS w/ the Small Fry for added sustain w/ good results.
You're on the right track....with Barber !!! -

[plan-x]

Any DD will get you there, but they don't have the gain that the DB has. I wanted the gain of the DB, more so than the recto sound. So I did the Barber "cap mod" to the DB to move it toward a more classical tone for those over the top aggressive scorching lead/rhythm sounds. It worked and now all's good. But a DD is the quintessential, med gain, classic sound that'll cut the mix.

[hobbyist789]

I'd say B-Custom SuperSport. It's very British-sounding, therefore the Marshall sound, but can be dialed-in for some really articulate detail if you so desire. Which, I feel, is what the neo-classical sound is all about.

[gonzo-x]

i use a DDSS in conjunction with a vintage mark2b boogie.

the DD gives it just enough edge and grit, to move it away from the 'too smooth' boogie grind.
it's a perfect combination to me.
i can run the boogie cleaner, and put more DD into it, to get more marshally, or i can run the boogie high gain, and use the DDSS to tighten it up, similar to a screamer...... only, with the internal trims, i can personalize the way it 'tightens' to the tone i want.