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Thank you for watching. You are correct, the Duncan has one speaker jack as does the EVH 2x12. I am presently using a device called a ‘cab splitter’. It allows me to split cabs with various ohm loads and also, in this case, allows me to use two cabs.

I have held onto these since filming. Love these cabs! Thank you for watching.

Hi! Thanks for watching! Since the making of this video I still own and use this preamp. It sounds killer. I believe you can still buy them, check out reverb.com - there’s usually some floating out there.

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Hope you like it! Thank you for watching.

Direct in with a PRS loaded with bare knuckle aftermath pickups! Right into the front of a 6505+. 🤘

I love the way you stated that, it’s a pedal that should be used to the players taste…it can add a great layer of tone or it can stink up the tone depending on. Thank you for watching.

Definitely suggest it!

Thanks for watching! A definite improvement in my ears.

Concept, the idea is great, but definitely room for improvement. There are way better options out there. Thanks for watching.

It absolutely does. You don’t know it’s there until it’s off if you’re using a high gain setup. Thanks for watching!

It absolutely does. You don’t know it’s there until it’s off if you’re using a high gain setup. Thanks for watching!

@@bluecollargearreview thanks so much

Very welcome. This board has changed a little bit over time, but the isp is still a key part of the rig.

Thank you for watching! I’m now going to investigate this because I am a nerd and LOVE this kind of thing.

This only needs a standard 9v power supply. Thanks for watching!

@bluecollargearreview 9v 100ma or higher ma? Thanks a lot!

@@yurikomaharjan6824most are standard 200ma which would be plenty.

Thanks for watching! I no longer have that pedal in my possession but I agree and the green channel is super underrated for these amps. Maybe that would be a good video?

@@bluecollargearreview i think it would be too. There are also people who have used a 6 or 10 band graphic EQ to mimic the frequencies the 33 is known for pushing. I’ve also seen some videos of the TC Electronic Spark boost which is basically TC’s update on the Integrated Preamp design with three switches for fat, clean, and mid boost capabilities and a dedicated Gain knob in case you need a little extra output for your boosted guitar tones, and it’s much cheaper than the 33. I think you can get the Spark booster for around $80 brand new if i’m not mistaken, definitely worth checking out as well if you come across it!

@@Stretchwreckedem469I love this feedback. It gives me a lot to research and dig into. Thank you! This is exactly why I started this channel.

Some of my favorite pickups!

I’ve not personally tried the electron analog heat, but I’ll see what I can find out!

Thank you for watching! That’s exactly what the channel is about! No fancy gimmick, no frills and click bait, just your average working musician who loves to try gear! The goal is to help folks make real informed decisions based on a neutral straight forward approach. Thank you for the sub!

I agree, it’s definitely has its place. This video is a bit older now, but the Sonic stomp still lives on my active pedal board. Thank you for watching!

Thank you for watching!

Man, thank you for watching and thank you for the kind words. I honestly got tired of trying to find a good demo of this setup myself so I did my best to make one and explain it. For this setup which is still largely in tact today, all drives are in front and all modulation pedals are in the loop including the delay. Makes me happy that someone out there found it useful. Thank you for watching!

@@bluecollargearreview Trying to make videos like this is incredibly difficult, especially when on the fly. So, as critical as I am to this specific topic, you still were genuine enough, to take time out of your day to try. For that, alone, I subscribed, and hit the like button.

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Ohhh man, that could be fun! I’ll see if I can get my hands on them. Thank you for watching!

Ohhh man, that could be fun! I’ll see if I can get my hands on them. Thank you for watching!

Only your desired preamp or distortion. It’s a ‘clean’ power amp by itself.

@@bluecollargearreview thanks

Thanks for watching!

There’s a range knob on the side that can dial a lot of tone.

@@bluecollargearreview welp what's the point of review, if you don't show what pedal can do

Thanks for the feedback.

Thank you for watching! Yes, agreed! The Herbert preamp was fun! The room sounded huge when demoing it.

Yes! This is to keep the isp from cutting any delay tails off. I usually go with any modulation after the gate when I can. What rig are you running? Thank you for watching.

Definitely agree! Thank you for watching. The neck is very beefy!

I’m not sure, but I’ll try my best to find one and compare. My first impression of the Herbert is very positive. Thank you for watching

@@bluecollargearreview Your demo on a UA-cam video sounded better than I could ever get that VH4 pedal to sound

I had the VH4 2 for about 2 days. Tried it through multiple power amps and cabs and wasn't a fan, so I traded it. I will say that it wasn't terrible, but not worth the price. Demonfx is a fraction of the price and have some awesome pedals, especially their Friedman BE-OD clone.

@@ricksanchezito8972I’d be interested in trying the demonfx stuff, started seeing more and more of them. Thanks for watching!

@@Mike_HuntizWetvery much appreciated, part two dropped today with more direct focus on the tones.

Thank you for watching! I don’t love clones over all but as a way to get into trying new stuff, it’s a far more affordable option. Thank you for the feedback.

Thank you for watching! Since filming this, I actually one have the invaders. Both great pickups for sure. Agreed, time and place make sense.

Thank you for watching! I ended up getting rid of this unit but it’s worth a look.

​@@bluecollargearreview what do you use instead ? Thanks

Thanks for watching! One observation after owning it a while is proper power makes a huge difference in reliability.

At the time of filming this, I didn’t know. Months later, I still don’t know! The pedal still works great though. Thanks for watching!

Yes, it definitely felt loose to me too. It still felt smooth during this demo. Thank you for watching!

Thanks for watching and thanks for the tip! I had this pedal on loan for the video, and loved it so much I ended up buying it. I appreciate the feedback.

No denying it’s a knock off and does feel cheap. That said, for players on a budget or wanting to try the idea of a preamp pedal, it’s not bad. Personally, I don’t know that I’d gig with it long term, but studio work or jamming, it’s not bad. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! No, I had no issues running this pairing pretty hard. Usable volume though is less than half of what the amp has on tap.

Yeah I noticed the effects loop volumes gotta be around half or else she gets squealy. Absolute killer amp otherwise. Great backup for my 5150 iii.

Thank you for watching! Good cables are essential.

Yup! The exact point. You have to ‘account’ for cable routing in some fashion. Thanks for watching and comment!

Thank you for watching! You’ve also confirmed the exact point, to account for cables and space when building a rig. What I have personally found to be frustrating is buying something only to have to buy something else to make it work the way I wanted. Cheers!

Thanks for watching! George L’s or some other custom cable kit may be the solution here.

Thanks for watching! Yes, this was indeed the EVH cab.

100% a sleeper amp! Thank you for watching.

It’s still my favorite guitar after all this time.

Welcome back! Take a look at the speaker out on the amp. The short answer is maybe as I am not familiar with the features of that amp. If it has a speaker out then yes, you can likely run a cab out. The main thing though is to make sure you have matching ohms for the cab…ohms is a fancy word for making sure the power matches. For example, if the amp says speaker out, 8ohms, you’d safely be able to plug into an 8 ohm cab. So, short answer with out me knowing that amp all that well, if it has a speaker out on the back, then yes, you could run an extension cab. Many bigger combo amps are equipped with this option. I hope this helps.

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It’s been a little bit since this video was filmed, but I am pretty positive it is direct into the 6505+ with a PRS loaded with bare knuckle aftermath pickups. The cab is an oversized krank with v30s.