Marshall SV20H With Every Drive Pedal I Have Access To
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- Exactly what the title says. I put every drive pedal I have access to through the Marshall SV20H using the bright channel, the normal channel, jumped together and with different EQ's so you can hear how it handles pedals.
Please see time stamps if you want to skip through...
00:00 Intro
00:10 What's All This?
00:48 Archer
02:01 Suhr Riot
03:22 EP Booster
04:46 Rumble Seat
06:04 Fly Rig
07:24 Barber SFBU
08:23 Gear4Music Belcat Fuzz
09:36 Cheers!
Marshall with a Marshall - I take it, please! Great tones!
Fucking hell great production and fucking awesome playing and demos ❤
Too kind, but much appreciated, thank you.
I think the EP Booster and the RK5 were my favourite tones. I really dig Xotic pedals and use the Super Sweet and SL drive.
The RK5 did come up well in this video, I liked that one too. The EP just has a knack of making everything sound good. I've not tried the SL or the Super Sweet, but I have owned an AC Booster in the past and thought that was great. Xotic make some killer stuff.
ur production value is top notched, bud. Uh, and the slide tone is amazing
Too kind, thank you! These things do always seem to take a long time to put together, so I really appreciate that. Ben
There was not a bad sound amongst them imo, but I would use the amp nice and clean with a touch of plate reverb 😁
It handles pedals really well doesn't it? This is definitely not the amp for a clean sound though. It doesn't really have one to speak of. The bright channel has a bright cap that is really piercing in the lower sweep of the dial, so if the loudness is set low enough that the amp is clean, it's incredibly brittle. A friend of mine has just bought the JTM 45 version of this series of amp and I've done a comparison video that will be out in a couple of months. It's very interesting the difference between the two. The JTM style stays clean much further around the dial and is actually quite a nice clean tone. Mine is rock or nothing, but I still have the DV for clean stuff and that sounds great.
@@BenFletcherGuitar if you're willing to do a tiny bit of modding, adding a dial to choose between input cap values opens up this amp so massively. My recommendations are a 100pf for the 45 type cleans, a 500pf for steely bright sound, and a 1800pf with a 100k or 200k resistor in series for that bright higher gain sound without making it unusable at lower gain. I never use the stock 4700pf cap anymore :')
@@void_snw That sounds terrifying, but really useful! I like the stock one for recording bright jangly rhythm tones. Way too bright for me live, but on a recording they sit really nice in a mix. The idea of a switchable cap could be great. Part of the reason I bought the amp was because I was having reliability issues with my main gigging amp and so wanted something with a warranty for a few years. Maybe once that has run out, I'll look in to this option, because it would be very handy.
Enjoyed this video. Thanks.
What reverb are you using?
Thank you! Just one of the stock room verbs in Cubase Artist 6.
Curious how the Pulse would compare alongside them?
That thing is a great sounding unit, but I haven't tried it as a drive pedal yet. I will do, although I've already made my video with it, so it won't be included in that. It wasn't here when I made this video though, I sold that Archer in the 1st example in July of last year!