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Best booster for the money: Metalzone (+you have 3 band eq with parametric mids) ...

https://www.tech21nyc.com/archive/trademark60-original/ https://www.tech21nyc.com/products/amplifiers/trademark30/ https://www.tech21nyc.com/archive/trademark10/ Some of the finest ss amps...

Joyo Zombie ii has a crazy heavy tone too...

Transtube Peaveys are worth mentioning, as well as the Orange Super crush.

I've got a Rocktron Metal Planet about 2 months ago and I love it, using it either as preamp in the fx return, or as (the perfect) booster in front of my DSL amp... It's a keeper for sure 😊 I also love a cheap Behringer TM300: And of course I like my battery powered Blackstar Fly 3 amp...

If you locate it, try the 2203KK, this beast has 4 KT88, including booster & noise gate... You won't need any pedal in front with this one (especially when playing with active EMG's ) ...

Maybe an Orange super crush 100 work for you? I mean it's tight & dry & raw imho...

One man's meat is another man's poison... Play each time with whatever is more inspiring to you. Btw, I believe Revv G20 is original design, or I'm wrong?!?

Are these hand wired like for example Cornford amps?

FYI there are deadly currents inside tube amps, even when they're shutdown & unplugged from wall socket (in filter caps) ...

I've found (after a lot of years' search) my holy grail tone using 600 euro analog equipment (a small tube combo & 2 pedals). For my use case, luxury is to buy a 1500 euro modeling gear in order to faithfully reproduce my tube rig's tone... 😉 Metallica released their new album in several...

I see the sig-x has a rectifier tube, so in fast transitions like what you describe maybe the rectifier tube cannot keepup? In the manual says:" LOSS OF POWER ON 40W MODE 1. Check rectifier tube (refer to qualified service personnel)." My 2 cents & hope this helps...

The easiest, cheapest & ... fastest change is to get a low capacitance guitar cable first 😉

Which DC adapter do you use for the pedals? I'm asking because I saw in their site that it's sold separately... "Powered by 2.1mm negative tip 9Volt DC adapter (Sold Separately) Current Draw 25-40mA"

Speaking of killer players...

I'm not sure if Boss EQ-200 could cover you...

https://www.espguitars.com/pages/ltd-mop https://www.espguitars.com/articles/1990320-new-for-summer-namm-limited-edition-ltd-ride-the-lightning

So it is an urban legend, as it's totally subjective according to each one's personal taste (how we dial in our amp to our tone), not something specific for each tube amp, as it's being referring to, right?