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Thanks so much my friend. The first song is an improvisation

@@GuitarSoundLab tq love it bro

Hi, the difference is only in the spacing of the magnets. Trembucker is for the bridge stratocaster style (strings spacing bigger), while the humbucker is for guitars having a bridge les paul style (smaller spacing). The tone is the same

It's a great choice!

Sono stato un grande utilizzatore di TH-U e mi chiedevo continuamente quanto suonasse meglio il Kemper oppure il Quad Cortex...il video lo ho fatto per quelli che si fanno le mie stesse domande, tutto qui

@@GuitarSoundLab si certo, però a mio avviso è naturale che suoni meglio dato che sono prodotti per fare concorrenza ad amplificatori reali (anche se parliamo sempre di modelli che non potranno mai essere la stessa cosa..). Invece sarebbe interessante capire se i plugin della Neural DSP con un buon laptop e un'ottima interfaccia siano peggiori del Quad Cortex che usa gli stessi modelli.. era solo un invito ad estendere la tua comparativa..🙂

​@@maio996s​@maio996s la domanda da porsi è se la differenza vale l'investimento oppure no...dipende sempre dal budget e dall'utilizzo che se ne deve fare. NDSP Plugin suonano meglio di alcuni modelers del Quad Cortex, TH-U è un ottimo prodotto, ha degli amplificatori che si avvicinano molto alla qualità dei NDSP plugin. Il Quad Cortex è il top con le catture, acquistando quelle di ottima qualità fatte in studio da professionisti è come utilizzare un ampli reale oppure come registrare in studio...in quel caso non c'è confronto che tenga.

Thanks for the suggestion my friend

They are both a valid choice, SSL-5 does not need any presentation, it cuts the mixer...Fender humbucker is good balanced for rock and hard rock

@@GuitarSoundLab i ve 57/62 install and a ssl5 in a box. Not sure if it would improve or not . There is lots of definition in 57/62 but the output of the bridge feel lower then middle and neck.

@@acecomet try it, it has a lot of definition and it sounds very well also for crunch and lead...it is the range of gain where the vintage single coils sound not defined

Thanks my friend

Thank you for watching and for your feedback. I've tested professional IR 3rd parts some weeks ago and I have your same opinions...with professional IR like York Audio the response is more realistic, less sparkling, more detailed and less compressed in a box than the Cab Sim...more or less a lot of QC Cabs Sim have the above defects

@@TheUrblaike their weight to get the realistic result are 50:50 %, I agree with you. In the demo I've used the QC Amp modelers...JCM800 and Soldano Slo100 modelers in the QC are at the same level of the captures...while Plexi and Twin Reverb are less accurate than the captures Thanks for watching and for your feedback

@@ErebosGR I've realized that a well done IR is more realistic, defined and dinamic in response and less compressed and sizzle than the Cab Sim block...the other defect of Cab Sim is that gives more gain and sparkling result than the Amp capture, with York Audio IR I've solved this QC limit

@@stefanosaggiomo6302 grazie...Forza Italia 💪

Ci sta, probabilmente ti aspettavi molto di più...grazie per la visualizzazione

The model is Ibanez Premium RG 870 QMZ

@@GuitarSoundLab Thanks for that! I really liked the tone in this video, in my opinion it's the best video for showing the tone of this pickup, it sounds great.

@@Jonw8222 thank you for watching it and for appreciation! This pickup couples wery well with this Ibanez (basswood body) and also with the Stratocaster (alder body) model...I will do asap a demo also on Stratocaster model. So for these two guitar models I recommend it to you

@@Jonw8222 this cover is done with SD Perpetual Burn mounted on Stratocaster ua-cam.com/video/0qM7JokIzIg/v-deo.html

I've never tested the SD quarter pounder, but I know that it is normally coupled with a Telecaster. So I think that they have a different frequencies range

Thanks!!!

@@hillarmarak2537 thank you!!!

@@GuitarSoundLab can I use

Th-u is a great plugin, high level amps and effects quality

@@richcharvel7162 Thank so much for your appreciation and watching, they are both great solutions...the Tone Zone is more versatile also for rock and hard rock, more dynamic than the Crunch Lab

Many thanks I've not written the solo tabs, sorry

@@GuitarSoundLab That's alright, I'll just try to get them by ear. Any problem if I use that solo in a concert instead of the original one?

@@l3x1sleo there is no problem, use it and enjoy

Hi, many thanks Starting key is C Major, after it changes in D Major and E Major

@@Rafaelgrin thanks my friend

Yes, the Fatfinger shift the "black spot" on the freatboard due to the neck mass variation

@@1madaxeman yes I agree with you

Big volume drop? Bro, its using half the coils, its gonna be half the volume. Thats physics. And the same for every humbucker

@@Ottophil not quite - a low to medium output humbucker paired with a hotter wound single coil will allow for a much better balance when changing. A hot bucker (like the JB that I have on one pickguard) paired with more modest lower output single coils brings a massive volume discrepancy. Wisely choosing your pups outputs is the way to do HSS well.

@@TransformsIntoAGuitar thank you for the appreciation 🎶!!!

Many thanks my friend for your appreciation! In my video I try to include all the information that usually I look for online

Hi, my tone pot is 500k

@@GuitarSoundLab Thanks!

@@daniel-on5mc you are welcome, thanks to you for watching!

@@giancarlozanella8975 grazie, mi fa piacere che ti sia piaciuto!

Grazie!

@@roaddogrob9102 Thank you for the appreciation my friend!!!

TE LO DICO PURE IN ITALIANO, È SPETTACOLARE

@@_dado-8748 many thanks my friend!

Many thanks my friend!!!

It works differently on the fretboard for sustain, positively or negatively in comparison to the guitar without fat finger

Grazie mille! Diciamo che non sono comparabili, Amplitube è piatto senza dinamica

Hi, no I didn't, just replacement without any modifications

Mi fa piacere e ti ringrazio...buona musica!

They are both a valid choice

Thanks

Thanks for your appreciation!!!

Si, il JB con le strato è una garanzia, peccato solo che abbia poca dinamica e questo non lo rende utilizzabile in tutte le situazioni. Le Route 66 sono comodissime anche per la sagomatura del manico che permette comfort anche sui tasti 18-22...cosa che Fender non ha! Non hanno lo stesso suono delle Fender americane, ma nel loro timbro leggermente diverso sono chitarre di ottima fattura...ti parlo delle Route 66 diamond series, non delle R66 che sono di fascia più bassa. Acquistare un buon usato e configurarla secondo i propri gusti si fa un ottimo affare, non si sente la mancanza di una Fender americana.

Thanks for your reply...SSL-5 is a great single coil solution for the bridge, honestly with it I don't miss the bridge humbucker for the heavy riffs

If you want to replace the humbucker with the JB you need only it

Thank you Very much.. Just What I needed to know..

@@rddayjr thank you for watching! Enjoy with it

Many thanks for your appreciation and for the suggestion. I use always the TS 808 as a booster, it means with drive=0 and max volume=10...for my next video I will try to use different booster stomps checking the results

@@GuitarSoundLabI appreciate your graciousness. For me, dist doesn't always need a booster, and not in this context, demoing. Just my opinion though. I prefer a flatter , more aggressive tone . That being said, a flatter clean boost can work really well. I've always relied on my compressor to clean boost. That mesa sounds fantastic on its own IMHO. But your videos are very nicely done, I'm being picky.

Thanks so much for your appreciation my friend! With Floyd Rose bridge the Trembucker will work better than the vintage bridge above all on the palm mute riffs...JB Trembucker and Stratocaster is a fantastic combination

Many thanks for your comment! I've realized that it gives just an extra attack due to the increased mass of the neck, while the sustain balance on the different positions of the fretboard change. In average the sustain is the same with or without fat finger

@@GuitarSoundLab it's all in your head my guy, adding any substantial mass to the neck only decreases the sustain, I know how to make a true guitar sustain although living in my grandparent's garage makes me want to patent and sell it and it will probably cost about $50 or less except it won't be some gimmicky snake oil sustain, it will actually hold the note or chords out forever and will add a new type of expression.

Many thanks for watching