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looks beautiful and sounds stunning. lucky find, its a sick guitar 🤟🔥

Yeah, those 'wow, that's as old as me' experiences get worse over time. TRUST ME! 🤣

I just gave away two Crate 4x12 cabs that I had FOREVER.... hopefully, kid I gave them to will put them to good use

Playing through studio monitors or frfr is just uninspiring. Theres is no experience.

ENGL pro 2x12 user here. Good option

I feel like my crate v32 2x12 tube combo is crushed by our drumset i like the tone of modlers and tube amps just hate my amp its min volume it kicks on 2 is too much for practicing and at night, and it can't hang with dblkicks and a 22"holey china when my kid wants to jam i need more, i see tones of vids on tone floor units plugins heads and all that, but never anything about what you need to bring the sound to bear.... I'd love to see something on the topic of how to get guitar. bass, keys going hard enough to sound good with extreme drums.

Damn.. okay, My main issue is playing live. I use the line 6 HX Effects in 4CM and the real-deal amp/cab and I drag around the heavy gear. I'm getting old-er and tired of the load in, set-up, break-down, load out thing. My friends all say, "you gotta do the modeling thing with in-ears man!" I want to be able to hear my guitar by itself on stage, feedback, dynamics, ect, ect. Is there a way to achieve this with amp/cab sims for a live set-up?? I want to pull the trigger and go this route, but would I have to give up that live vibe and feel?

Mine is: get inspired, hook up gear, forget song, find it, take a long time trying to remember a similar song, get distracted bc completely random song is in the same key, use bathroom, comeback to play some riffs, feel disappointed at my skill level, pack things up, get triggered by the song again and repeat

I get obsessed with tone and fucking with the effects and never even play

I just make a riff and then forget it half way through recording so i end up freestyling it completely of tempo😂

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I noodle out killer songs then forget to write them down

If you play anything like Roblox or fortnite and your over the age of 13 yiure a fucking creepy wierdo

I grew up playing tube amps (though I started with a pretty crappy solid state amp first) but I use plugins now for 99% of my guitar playing because it is just so much more convenient. Plus, the range of tones you can get with something like Helix Native is insane. I love my classic Marshall JTM-45, I will never sell it, but my Helix does it all and it’s right on my laptop.

Amp Sims are why most metal production sounds flat and sterile nowadays.

I admit that computer sim amps are more practical but the feeling you get when the sound moves the air around you and you feel the sound coming out your amp is unique and it’s what I love about playing guitar.

I believe that in the future amp sims and multi-effects will be built into the guitars, like in Mooer GTRS, but it will be much more common. Keyboard players are just plugging their instruments into the mixers, so why guitarists don't?

The convenience is good yeah, but digital doesn't convince me in tone and feel

Crossover

Just ordered one bro. 😎 you got me hooked to try it out. Cheers 🍻

Horses for courses. I’m a studio at home guy, don’t even jam these days. But I do like amps for their simplicity, So I have an amp with a cab sim out (Friedman). No cab speaker at all. Why? Volume! You can’t play a 4x12 in a domestic environment. Even a 1 watt tube is too loud! So I go from amp to mixers to studio monitors. Then a feed from mixer to the computer for recording. So I can crank the tubes and turn the overall volume down at the mixer. Perfect solution. The cab sim is pretty good. But if I jam again, I’ll buy a cab for sure. We are spoiled with choice these days. Praise the Lord.

Spike Cassidy of D.R.I. was playing with a Kramer Focus 2000 a Strat style guitar, but it had a humbucker and 2 single coil. It was the Thrash Zone album era.

no clean sound..too high input?

Solid review! I have the Ironheart and have used it for years for everything in studio and most things live. It's a beast. Definitely checking this plugin out now! Great job dude 🤘

Which is greater, Spending time in music stores, Or tattoo shops ?

I guess what we are looking for is "That sound" on the recording process as well as the live room finding just the perfect tone in the right size package for the least amount of money

I'm playing my DigiTech 2120 into the effects return of a JCM 900 with a Suhr Reactive Load/ I.R. Get Off My Lawn.

The 4/12 Mesa and 2/12s are some of the best ever made and sounding period. Click Bate. Appreciate You though and know what Your saying

JCM 800 full stack and a pointy guitar.

Never stop buying cabs, they are the awesomest. I am shall fill my entire house with guitar cabs!

Great Video, yeah I gotta say multi effects units ( or vst's ) are the way to go. Something like Axe fx or helix ets is all anyone would need in a super compact unit.

I think it’s cool to have a plugin that’s not another 5150 or Recto.

My parents bought my first 4x12" cab with a marshall mghdfx head, back 20 something years ago. Im in my 40's now, and still rockin that same 4x12" cab with a Randall VMAX head. I gotta say its a pain in the ass, and even at gigs you use a mic on them so a huge cab is almost never needed, but i wouldn't play without one now. I admit, i wanna look and feel like a rockstar when i play a gig. A huge amp helps.

Personally, I know I'm now leaning more towards running my pedals or guitar processor into my power amp pedal and then running that power amp pedal into a vertical 2x12 cab with some quality speakers. Definitely viable for performing live and touring while not causing back problems later on in life.

Definitely not using heavy ass tube amp heads will 100% save me back problems later on in life 😆

I'll admit that amps in general are almost unnecessary these days, but I'm an older guy who is 20 years removed from playing in bands and I still crank big amps every time I play in my music room because I like feeling it in my bones when I play. Impractical but enjoyable.

bay area compatible

i've been playing guitar for 20 year and never owned a head and cab unit. i was ahead of the times! lmao!..

FR cabs and modeling are the future, seems obvious at this point (or just monitors for home use obv). The technology is so shockingly good now it’s insane. I grew up with a 5150 head and 4x12 so I know and appreciate that relationship but I’ll never go back to that set up. Having so many amps at my fingertips now is just so inspiring either with plug ins , fractal etc.

Protone dead horse Od. Tasty

The only pedal I need is a Ibanez tube screamer

revv g3. i run a clean solid state fender as a pedal platform so having amp in a box is perfect for my setup.

As an aging 80's guitarist that migrated to tech in the 90's, then integrated them in the 2000's I found the digital capabilities and possibilities limitless. Nowadays I'm a basement studio rat with enough amp sims, modeler's and digital amps to download, design, implement and record in minutes what a pro studio couldn't do a couple decades ago. Bonus: A much less pissed off wife.. As far as quality and fidelity go, I've converted countless old school guitarists that tried too convince me old school was better.. The time, energy, expense, hassle and limitations of lugging around and setting up old school is an absolute abortion at this point. Even jamming through already setup rigs at sessions is so limiting and frustrating it's easier to bring my Katana MKII, laptop and midi keyboard than futz around with other rigs. If you're running backing tracks or recording the laptop is ready, willing and capable.. Every time without exception, other guitarists and bass players I jam with, want to run through my setup just too check it out.. 😅 To each their own but I'm not looking back.. Rock on brother ✌️

I think ultimately midi-programmable tube amps with presets for flexibility of digital modellers, with build in reactive loadboxes with IR loaders and di/reamp boxes, and ones that by goal-oriented design cooperate well with all sorts of digital simulations and effects hooked up to the effects loop (or maybe some new interfaces yet to become a thing that will make things even more flexible and easily controllable! Maybe with a digital controller that can allow for rearranging the signal chain inside the analogue amp somehow, allow for more than one channel to be engaged at the same time, and so on), not just simulations of already existing physical stuff but ones creating completely new stuff from outside the analogue realm (imagine a digital distortion that simulates the sound of other instruments, instead of using special midi pickups and synthesizers) and so on. I think this is gonna be the future. Both analogue and digital blending together in order to open new pathways and possibilities.

Very cool tones, its nice to try out some different settings so we can see how the ap reacts. Very cool strat. May i suggest that you provide the signal chain in the description of the video?

70 year old consummer grade radio sounds better than 80% of today's amps. Very cool video, just discovered your channel, great content, you just got a new subscriber :)

The only thing I don't like about the 5150 III's is that the mid-section in them sounds like you activated a wah pedal and kept it halfway cocked. It's very honky and nasally. I always have to surgically EQ it out.