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Amazing.

@@ikeleahcim9904 You’re welcome. I hope you find it helpful & valuable. Also it looks like Guthrie is still using a Fractal with a cab on stage.

Lots of Thrash/Death Metal guys used tubescreamers in front of because it tightens up the bass. Of course Hetfield could've used the Tubescreamer to increase gain as well.

@@RitchieRosson Thanks Ritchie, I appreciate it. Glad you found the video useful

The MkV:25 is a great amp. You should play through one and learn how to dial it in. Never played a TC-50, but I've heard they are terrific as well.

Hell yes. Those sweeps during his last solo are absolute monsters.

​@@SaintLuminus Cheers to you sir all the way from mountain of nepal

@@needthecoast 🙏 Thank you. Glad u enjoyed, appreciate it.

@@atticusbryan so glad it was helpful. Yeah this should at least be a start. I’m still finding new sounds with this amp to this day.

@@jimmycapps7263 I like it for many reasons, not just one reason. Yeah many people like Suhr, but not everyone. The only way to know is to pick one up & play.

@@SaintLuminus I've never heard anything bad about them. I just wanted to know what all the hype is about.

They are just well made with high quality components. Above like 1.5-2k there are severe diminishing returns, so overall it might only be 10% better than a guitar much less, its not a linear improvement with price, but on an instrument where a few millimeters is noticeable in neck shape/radius/scale/etc, the small things I find have a big difference. Also worth noting, one thing that sets this apart are the electronics, it has a passive hum cancelling system for singles and split embedded into the body.

@@progpogs yes absolutely. It not only sounds great, but it’s been very very reliable.

@@dustinarnold79 I’ve never played a Toneking, but I’ve heard they’re damn good. 👍

@@dustinarnold79 For clean tones, I use Fat Mode. In fact just a couple of days ago I discovered a new sound in Fat mode by turning up the Presence way past 12 o clock. The amp is so unique

You can get one from Sweetwater. :p

🙏 Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it.

@@paulpetock2836 Oh thanks for this. What an unbelievable & wonderful story. 🙏👍👍👍

@@GodFatherofTexas In my opinion, it worked. Like surprisingly well considering I just randomly threw them on the ground. Obviously not a substitute for proper treatment of a room, but still interesting that it did something 👍🎸

@@BillMezines Ohhhh, sounds like you’re getting some great results. Glenn has definitely become a bit tiresome. But hey, he has a bigger channel

@@guitarbasslessonsbyjamesro1358 Man, if you do, please let me know how you like it.

I have a pair of Atomic Amps CLRs and a pair of Red Sound MF-8 Pro. The CLR's seem to sound and feel a bit better, that is if they are not broken. Other people that own Redsound MF10 Pro seem to like the CLRs better. I am ditching my CLRs because both of mine eventually broke down after home studio use. I highly recommend to stay away from them because their customer service doesn't respond to emails. I would Love to try a pair of Laney 2x12 or 4x12. I wish the 4x12 was in stereo. None of the local music stores stock these. I am on the fence of trying a pair of Laney 1x12 or Fender FR-12. They also make FR-10. I think the trade off is that the Heavy Cabs probably sound better than the Lighter Cabs.Will the Laney 1x12 provide that proper feedback similar to the LFR-212?

@@guitarbasslessonsbyjamesro1358 Unfortunately I don’t know because I haven’t used the Laney Cabs. My guess is that with proper EQ & enough volume, you should get it to feedback

Awesome, I'm glad it was helpful to you.

I rely mostly on my Mark as well. But I do have pedals which I will use on rare occasions.

@@neil9901 ohhh I’m going to give that a closer listen

He’s still alive

I’ve never played a Mark III but it seems to be the least liked of all Marks. Even more interesting is the other guitar player in Santana’s band. Saw them 2022. That guy plays a Rectifier. I couldn’t believe it, but it worked in Carlos’s band. 👍🤪

You literally have the worst pfp I've ever seen in my whole history on YT

Yes that's the most important question, how does it sound on a track for example. If you watch towards the end of the video, I use it while playing a synth pad. I patched a rotary encoder to the fundamental pitch in the Pitcher, and played a simple melody over the Pad. It's quite fun to do. This is the last minute or so of the video.

It’s a studio FX unit, the majority of the Fx are verbs. Quite a good unit actually

So maybe show a mix or something with it. I have a few guitars, but I am a touring fiddler. I have a studio with a real console that I bought from a founding member of the Doobie Brothers who I had business arrangements with. I have been looking around for another reverb to accent my current ones, but not to use as a guitar effect. I use a PCM 70 and a Sony R7 now. I can use more reverbs in mixes as long as they have Gates. I have gates here, but it is easier to use something like the PCM 70 that can gate itself. All I see on UA-cam are a bunch of goofy guitar players showing off with different reverbs. I can play electric. I have a custom made stereo amp that can send 400 watts her half stack on my Marshall cabs. I never use reverb on that because when you do the sound gets lost in the room. I can use a 240 ms delay. That works without getting lost. Your presentation convinced me that the Kurzweil is not going to pay off for me. It is made for guitar players and not recording studios. In a mix you have a soundscape. Like a landscape only with sounds, and the sounds are placed in different sonic environments. It sets each singer or musician apart from the other AND without masking the others. This is done with gates, delays, reverbs and pans. To have a company design the interface by using note references tells you everything. How many techs know music nomenclature? I would say, from my experience, NONE. They come in from more of an engineering side. They understand ms and frequency. Musicians are all about making their performance sound impressive. Recording engineers and producers are all about making the recording sound impressive.

Thank you, I really appreciate it. It sounds better when used Live.

The screens are original. One can buy replacement screens on Reverb.

Man, you are so dumb & you don't even know it.

@@SaintLuminus never sell your gear

Yes yes yes! Pedals can for sure be fun to use. For my high gain leads, I just use the amp. For sure if I was playing in a cover band with lots of different sounds, I'd have to use pedals. What too many people are missing is that all of us are supposed to be having fun while making music. Whether we use OD/Dist pedals or not, fun.

The unit is ridiculously good. You can tell it was created by a bunch of very clever people.

Hey thanks Tony. Yeah I'm just having some fun here with some good natured ribbing. Oh yes, I just recorded a live performance video, and its so fascinating how different the recording is compared to what I was actually hearing & most importantly feeling on stage. Wild stuff sometimes. Thanks for letting me know you enjoyed the vid, appreciate it.