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For sure helps!

Thank you!! Love to hear it man. That's where I lean on my buddy to understand what you're referring to and eager to learn more about it all. There wasn't much clean up at all but maybe ill do a video of the before and after of the mix! Thanks for watching and subscribing. Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks!

That’s smart, I may do that down the line!

For sure! So far so good

Thanks! It’s technically a Squier but Fender owns them, it’s a subsidiary lol. They’re pretty much at any guitar shop or big music retailer!

@koltonfreck I knew that haha but the fact that it has the word Fender in it must mean something right? Xd. I own a squier and it's a beautiful guitar, and I can't even think to afford an og fender right now haha, so it really seems like the right choice. Thanks for the review man!

@@m-cparadis thank you. Ya it’s got a good finish and the quality ain’t bad at all… since I am not a bass player by trade and wanna get it right, I thought those two terms were interchangeable?

@ no not interchangeable you might actually offend pbass lovers 🤪

@@m-cparadisnoted!😅 They may not like this answer from Google either: A "P bass" and a "precision bass" are essentially the same thing; the term "P bass" is simply a shorthand way of referring to a Fender Precision Bass, which is a type of electric bass guitar known for its single split-coil pickup and characteristic warm, punchy tone, often used in rock, blues, and funk music; "P" stands for "Precision" in this context.

@ p and precision are interchangeable. Pbass and pj bass are not is what i meant

@@m-cparadisA pj bass is build and electronics , this js a p bass, it has a p bass neck and a p bass neck with a j pickup in the bridge

Lol for real. I clicked this ish so fast like, “they got a $300 Fender now?!” He got me 😂

Of course. Title has been changed for clarity but anyone who knows Fender, knows this already. My bad on not further explaining for those who may not have known. It’s just a subsidiary of Fender.

@@GFMChiefhaha was definitely not trying to clickbait anyone. I can’t stand that as well. Just messed the title up, my bad

Thanks dude!

Thank you dude!! Hoping to have this song done soon

I also just bought my second BDRI on 11-12-24. Beautiful amp. (Used 2020/21?) Stratocasters, Telecasters, Les Paul (P90s and Humbuckers) ES-335 all sound good through this amplifier. An excellent first tube amp while you wait and save for your ultra dream amps. Celestion Gold 12 sounds good through it. The normal channel circuit is based on the Fender Bassman, if recall correct Search youtube for video called Fender Blues Deville vs Bassman They sound a lot alike.

@ how do I know if it’s getting too hot?

​@@CannonMusic05 It's getting warm when the chrome panel gets warm. If the metal is toooo hot to touch. Put it on standby and take a break. Your mileage may vary.

@@Twinhit alright thank you

Lol no idea

I haven't had any problems with it so far but will probably use the RTV just to be safe

Btw, great tone and love your style!

How do you feel about the tones on lower volume ? If I want I can turn my amps up pretty loud every now and then. But not always.

I had a classic 30 for over 20 years + the E112 extension cab which I would have kept forever.. but I eventually blew out some parts inside which would have cost a bit to fix and find the unique parts, according to my amp repair guy. Anyway, this forced me to find a new similar but next step up amp and after much research I ended up getting a BDRI. I’m absolutely loving it. Using the second input mellows it out and it shines with a good pedal selection. The clean channel with the fender reverb is so warm. I recently added the Wampler Tumnus to my board and now can’t stop playing it! I don’t like the drive channel as it almost seems like an afterthought by the designers, but I was spoiled with the incredible drive channel of my 90’s made in USA Peavey Classic 30. This amp is loud and versatile but took me a while to really learn how to get the most out of it, but now I’ve got it right I love it. The clean channel is much cleaner and clearer than the Peavey 30 and with good pedal choices the limitations of the drive channel are overcome. That being said, the drive channel also vastly improves when stacked with additional overdrive and distortion. I still haven’t played an amp in this price category with a better drive channel than a Peavey classic 30. In summary the BDRI is an outstanding amp, superior to the classic 30 in most ways aside from the drive channel. Oh, and it also looks very cool!!

It’s literally chaptered out for you. Starts at 5:20

I’ve actually got an exhaust leak where the header meets the slip on

@@raynorbarnes4713you’re supposed to use rtv copper max temp gasket maker to seal the pipe. Doesn’t look like this guy did it either. I made the mistake of not using it as well. Hope this helps.

I haven't had any problems with it so far but will probably use the RTV just to be safe

How do you compare classic 50 and blues deluxe is deluxe better ?

@@petarzutic1165 @petarzutic1165 Sorry, but I made a typo in my original post. I upgraded to a Blues DeVille, not a Deluxe. The DeVille is a bit like a Bassman (4x10, 60W) but with a master volume. The DeVille had a better clean tone than the Classic 50 had and I liked the sound of the break up of the DeVille. In the 90s, you could still turn up an amp in a bar and not get thrown off stage, so it was easier to judge the capability of an amp than it is now. I wish that I'd kept the Classic 50 and the DeVille because they were both very good amps, but I sold them. I now have a Buddy Guy Chicago Blues Box (clone of Buddy Guy's '59 Bassman) and a Blues Pearl Bluesmaster (a 3x10, 40W clone of a Brown Face Concert).

Yes this was a slip on for a YZ. Don’t quote me on this but I’m pretty sure 90% of what will fit for a YZ, will fit for a WR besides plastics, gearing, etc.

Not that I know of! If you're going for clean, for sure this is one of the best options in my opinion!

Ahh yes, wish we had that in the US

Vox AC15C1 is one awesome amp.

It IS loud, however, I did see a much needed improvement in low end torque and really let the bike breathe more. But agreed, not ideal for street use.

mmm I'm not sure on that one

@koltonfreck heard it was a bass man circuit, and I think that was the most popular one.

That is so messed up...Sorry to hear. The emission laws on motorcycles and recreation vehicles is out of control.

The reason it makes the bike not approved is the hp increase, learner approved bikes work on power to weight ratio, uncorking a wr450f alone makes it non approved, all to do with power to weight though, not emissions

😅i'm sorry I can't control my 30 year old brother

Agreed. Definitely will next time. It's had so few rides that it wasn't a major concern. Thanks for watching dude

WISH they plated them here in the US. They would sell like hot cakes.

Hey there! If you're thinking about getting your first tube/valve amp, here are some things to keep in mind. Tube amps have this amazing warm and dynamic sound, but each model has its own unique tone, so it's worth exploring different options to find the sound you love. Think about how much power you need based on where you'll be playing. They can be a bit more expensive, more maintenance, and heavier compared to solid-state amps, so make sure it fits your budget and needs. Also, tube amps tend to shine when played at higher volumes, so keep that in mind if you mostly play quietly. Never hurts to try a few different models...Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!