Morning Glory V4

“Between the two, I tend to keep the MG on my board more than the Timmy. They're both great pedals and you can 't go wrong I don't think. But I've replaced both with a Browne Protein.”

“I've got both and right now the MG is on the board. I love them both dearly, but the MG sounds a bit gnarlier to my ear, just a touch more breakup, which is what I want right now.”

“I do not like the Morning Glory, although that could be me being a cork-sniffer wrt bluesbreaker pedals. There are better options out there for that type of circuit, especially these days”

“There were times I thought it sounded great but I'd go back to it the next day and the Morning Glory would always sound too treble forward for my setup even with the side switch engaged so I sold mine on.”

“Morning Glory is great as a low gain always on. I forced myself to take it off my board because it was keeping me from learning how to use my other boost/tone-shaping pedals lol.”

“The Morning Glory has just slightly pronounced mids that I like but can get very bright if you're not careful. Good low gain, but I didn't care for the mid/higher gain settings.”

“It's a good pedal but you have to like the bluesbreaker style circuit. I liked it overall but found it slightly too low gain and compressed compared to my Klone and Honey Bee overdrive.”

“Best overdrive I’ve ever owned. I use it to boost, use it as a light gain overdrive, use it to stack, and use it to go into modulation, delay and reverb without overpowering the sound.”

“The Lightspeed sits better in the mix and doesn’t have a weird harshness that the MG sometimes brings to the table, depending on your guitar/amp setup.”

“MG always on with the Drive knob around 11-12 before a Benson Preamp with knobs between 1-3 before a Hawaiian Pizza with everything around 1-2 has the perfect punchy crunch sound I’m looking for.”

“Well, it’s weird. I love the clarity, but the other pedals sound more amp-like _because_ they are less clear, if that makes any sense.”

“Maybe I just don’t know how to best use it but I’ve never had any luck with my morning glory versus my Glove or Green Rhino.”

“I've owned all three and the Lightspeed is the best. I found the JHS to be a little thin and trebly sounding.”

“Morning Glory is a good entry point, but you might flip it in favor of a Limelight, Del Mar, Prince of Tone, or Carbon down the line.”

“I love It because of my power pop obsession, It is the perfect overdrive for those clean jangly tones. If you are into heavier stuff I would chose other pedals.”

“As an always on edge of break-up pedal, the Clean is a cut above the V4 as it gives you the ability to blend in your clean signal, saving the bottom end. I run this in to the V4 with the red remote and the gain fairly high for leads.”

“I find the MG too bright, so I end up using only a small fraction of the tone control’s range.”

“I currently use the MGV4 as I feel it has just enough unique voice to stand alone but also stacks very well, and the red remote feature really adds versatility.”

“YES, YES, YES. The JHS morning glory is truly amazing. For completeness, I must say that it’s a pedal that enhances your amp’s sound. It does not change it.”

“just be warned: red remote provides SIGNIFICANT volume boost. i didnt know that going in. even as a lead boost its very loud.”

“The morning glory just didn’t do “it” for me, while the others won’t be leaving the stable.”

“The Timmy and Morning Glory sound better when blended with the amps dial gain dial on my Vox Ac10C1, still prefer the Belle.”

“The Morning Glory V4 is the only OD that has stayed on my board through dozens of dirt pedal purchases. It sounds fantastic with all my guitars and amp.”

“I personally really disliked the MG. It has a mid hump that was really unappealing to me.”