DEATH CHUCK SCHULDINER GUITAR GEAR - Marshall Valvestate & BC Rich Stealth
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- Опубліковано 2 тра 2018
- Talking a little about Death Gear and Tone.
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Well I tried my best, you might see that I wasn't fully comfortable with this sound. But anyway SUBSCRIBE because tits.
I might be wrong .. but i guess chuck used a boss distortion pedal infront of the valvestate ... anyway ... this is the closest I've heard to chucks tone .... 🤘🏼
Ola Englund Fuck yeah man!!!!! Hey 🤘🤘🤘 death is the shit!!!🤘🤘😎💪 my favorite song is without judgment, it’s either that or pull!!!!!🤘🤘 the plug!!!🤘🤘you rock ola!!!
how does the guitar sound plugged in the Satan?
he also used a GK lunchbox. 250ML and a little chorus
in the 90's i bought the combo version , the 8080 valvestate. bought it for the marshall name. sounded dissapointing to say the least.... and after 3 years all pot's had gone scratchy...
His last name is pronounced: "SHUL-DEE-NER". Found out by asking the man himself. Got to hang out with him at the hotel we were staying at during the Symbolic tour in '95. Great person, he seemed like a old friend I've known forever, but just met. We chatted for while about metal music. They put on a great show that evening. RIP Chuck...
Sweet! My bandmates and I met him and he was so down to earth. We opened for them in San Diego in the 90's (I don't even remember when exactly haha, lots of dates back then). We were backstage tuning the drums and trying to get our tone right through the PA. Chuck came back and was like "Oh hey guys how's it going" It was like he knew us prior and was looking for us haha. I was always approachable, but after meeting him I always kept that in mind to make time for people who want to meet you. Be a good person. RIP.
I miss him...
@@too.dead.to.lift91 We all do. I have a BC Rich that was autographed by Pat O'Brien of Cannibal Corpse. It will always be in my possession. Chuck is the reason I picked up a guitar and when he died, I was devastated and I never even met him. But when you admire someone so much and their music is in your heart, you *ARE* connected to him. If you are a relative of Chucks, that really hits home.
@@valuedhumanoid6574 unfortunately i am not related with him...I am just a huge fan,he is the reason i fell in love with death metal
I'm the same way with Jon Nödtveidt. Never met him or got to see Dissection live, but I admire the hell out of him for his music and his character.
You think of the lack of funds Schuldiner had, basic equipment... He pretty much did everything himself on a budget. Yet his songs imo are classics, he had so much soul for a death metal guitarist. Did everything underground and left a legacy. Legend
The only expensive gear he had was his 4 custom shop bc riches(3 stealths, 1 igniter)
Apparently he was well off. His manager Eric Greif said he had a bunch of nice cars and I think he had several houses. Not rich, but well off. Sadly with no health insurance the treatment and surgery he would need would be hundreds of thousands of dollars. Our health care system is fucked.
@@darkwizard2651 it's the government's fault that Chuck bought nice cars instead of buying health insurance? Where I live I would much rather pay money into an insurance plan than give money to the gov't which I'll never get back in services
@@metalforever12085 you would rather buy health insurance than nice cars and houses? Damn man haha.
Yeah I didn't say it's the government's fault that Chuck didn't have health insurance. It's their fault that it won't cover pre existing conditions and charges 5 times the amount compared to other countries for some medicine or surgery. You can go to Canada and get the same exact medicine for MUCH less than you can in the USA. They care much more about dollar bills than a human life.
@@darkwizard2651 I live in Canada and it's not sunshine and rainbows. It took over a year and a half to find a family doctor because of the shortages, and needing a MRI scan? Gonna have to wait a year. Oh, and there are still costs for your medication as well here.
4:50 that was the original metal tone on my first squire bullet strat, and squire leadman glad to see marshall replicated it so well.
The Walkin Farts lol
Sounds like my Bullet Strat and Frontman 10g amp
YES MAN! LOL
Wearing Chuck's jeans and black shirt is what got you the tone you needed. His attitude was his tone
Don't forget the awesome boots.
Or Flip Flops
murafskis if not more
That's dumb.
💯%
Honestly the fact that the amp he used WAS shitty and the fact that he barely used any effects (Wikipedia says he only used a chorus effect for solos) is kinda part of the magic. He had nothing, no fancy equipment, not a lot of money, not much popularity...He was just a visionary who made fuckin amazing music and was totally underground on a quest for himself as an artist, not for anybody else.
He used a Boss DS-1 on Scream Bloody Gore and Leprosy. He removed it from his setup sometime after Leprosy
Valve state - half life t-shirt
I see what u did there
João Ferreira half life 3 confirmed
@@DeathByMetal7 it's just a fucking meme at this point
I couldnt remember the name of that fucking game. Thank you very much!
É dahora como tem brasileiro em tudo que é lugar
Só vim pra preencher a cota dos br
I saw Death live at Peabody's Downunder in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1995 for the Symbolic tour. I met Chuck Schuldiner, who was standing by the soundboard before the show, and talked to him for a few minutes. He was super nice, but said he was a little disappointed by the turnout, but thankfully, the show ended up being sold out by the time Death went on. He autographed my 'Human' CD. I still have it. My hero.
Peabodys is the shit man!
He was one of the nicest people on this planet. It’s a damn shame that he was taken away too early.
4:50 I'd like to hear a whole album with that guitar sound, with nothing more but the rhythm guitar only, no mixing, no mastering, no effects just 100% bee-buzzing tone.
Daiki Mizu gay
Yep like bees in a jar...you nailed it
honestly i swear ive heard a song that sounds like that. maybe Michael Jackson?
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I laughed so hard when he started dancing while playing that. XD
4:50 Now HERE are the rockin riffs and quality tone I subscribed for!
It's the little known "Malmö death metal" sound.
*It's free real valve-estate.*
I’d buy that
Johnny Brown its free
HL3 confirmed.
Jim, come get your damn amp!
😠
Friend had a valve state 1x12 combo that we never thought sounded all that great.
Until the day we put an eq pedal in the fx loop, that little bastard came to life right in front of us.
Hey man i plunked an eq after a chorus in the loop of this dsL 20 h 2 cabs with vin30's it sounded like i added a subwoofer and 2 more cabs spaced apart i think eddie did stuff like this as im gettn a wiked vh 90's tone .🤣🤣😁😁
YESSSS!!!! Same thing after 25+ years of not use cause this shitting scooped tone, then one day don't know why I switch on this shit and put an EQ in the FX loop (and tons of WD40 on the knobs...) and everything changed. Little bastard!
Same, i have the 8080 combo which is doesn't sound so good. One day we used a metal distortion and the sound was really good !!! I think it's just because of the amp distortion. The preamp is good and the speaker is great
That crystal mountain riff so godly
"Individual Thought Patterns" was the best I think. The guitar solos were KILLER!
Death did not make a bad album. If you had to cite a golden age, Human - TSOP.
Spiritual healing has the best solos. James Murphy is a beast.
Andy tore it up like virgin poon tang
@@aeksinsang932 Oh yeah!! killer guitarist one of my favorite.
That's Andy Laroque from King Diamond!, No wonder!, I bought that record just for that
I felt nothing but love watching this. As if I needed reminding how much I appreciate what Chuck gave us.
I was Honored to Share the stage with Death & Nevermore at a show in My Home Town as the Opening Act.
Hell yes, that was in '95 in San Diego. Nevermore opened for Death at a venue with a bar and a tiny stage maybe 12 feet across.
What band are ya in brother?
Im Surprised anyone knows who Nevermore is
@@erikdrummingod any competent metal head knows Nevermore. Loomis and Dane arent your average metal musicians.
My first concert was Death 1987
GarageWorkouts respect!
That must have been amazing
GarageWorkouts
*show
Concerts are when you go see The Rolling Stones or Beethoven
Loki Sigurdsson
That's where you're wrong buddy boy. You should never call a metal show a concert. It just sounds stupid.
marco abreo
but in another languages it's called conserts
Chucks tone was his own. Mournful, honest, heartfelt. It was the way he played that made it heavy.
@@maynardburger True, however, Valvestate can sound very good. The thing is, it's a bitch of an amp to dial in - the "contour" knob responds in a very weird way and you gotta keep the bass pretty high.
@@maynardburger I mean...who doesn't double track guitars
4:50
"It was the way he played that made it heavy" like every metal band ever, so there's nothing unique about that...
No, it was definetly the distortion.
Chuck is the Godfather of Death Metal. That stealth is almost as iconic as him.
Symbolic is such a massive album! I was shocked when Chuck passed away, Death has been a big part of my early metal years. Thanks for making your videos, Ola! \m/
There's actually 3 things you need, X2N, VS8100 head, and a cab with G12-T75s. The T75 speakers are a big part of getting his tone.
@War Zone SD-1, NOT DS-1. DS-1 would make an amp sound like a fuzz pedal.
The V30's are in fact more efficient than the T75's with 100 db/w/m vs 97. I doubt they are louder though, since the 75 in G12-T75 stands for 75 watts of power handling vs the 60 Watts of the Vintage 30.
@@radocool1 Valvestate combos in the 90s usually carried g12 75s. Mine did, and I had two. I personally prefer the v30s, or both types combined, but after years of using it i realized g12 is more dark and muddy than many other speakers, and v30 has more bite. So combined they go great but if i have to choose i go for the v30.
Ola, Im 48 and have been listening to metal for a very long,time and now really started to appreciate Chuck Schuildiner and his music.
03:12 goes into full Kirk Hammet mode🤘
Nah more like James Hetfield Mode lol
@@xXxThelegend27xXx no theres specifically a video of kirk repeatedly fucking up a riff james trying to show him. Thats what he is referencing.
there were some notes in the middle that were fckin with Ola 😂
@@xXxThelegend27xXx what? He is talking about the st anger video when kirk can't play a riff
@@ethanpatel9829 the notes in between that are fucking with him lol
I love the Valvestate 8100, I've had one for many years, one of my favorite Marshall heads (Including my JCM 800 Lead & JCM 900 Dual Reverb), killer metal tones for days, swap a late 70's late production Sylvania NOS 12ax7 into one of them (if you can find one...), they have KILLER ton and harmonics for days, I run mine through a Marshall 1960a slant 4x12 with V30s, killler, big ups Ola!
@nkogliaz which version sylvania and or part number?? theres like 10 different kinds on ebay right now lol
Answer the man! 🤣
The death Tone Was awesome, mustaine next please, rust in peace ✌️
you mean CHRIS POLAND
He used a bogner fish preamp for rust in peace tone (hard to find it today and expensive), and seymour duncan jb 59 pickup in bridge position
@War Zone good 1 borezone
@@qffgodoy same thing Eddie Van Halen had in his or somebody used those same exact pickups I was going to say maybe Dimebag but I forgot he used a Bill Lawrence pickup
My parents got me one of these second hand when I was about 14 for about $200. I always used to crank and it think "fuck that sounds a bit like chuck” - now 14 years later i know why lmao. I've always loved this amp.
Thanks for paying tribute to one of My guitar heros, Chuck schuldiner! He's such a perfectionist! R.I.P. Chuck thanks for the wonderful music...
Yesssss. Grew up on DEATH. Spiritual Healing was one of my favorites. RIP Chuck.
I was living in Florida at the time this music took off. A lot of guitarist were using 3 distortion pedals with the gain all the way up. Man, that was such a good tone, every note sounded perfect and the fundamental pitch of each note was indistinguishable. This made it unnecessary to learn anything on the guitar because the tone was soooo GOOD that it did not matter what notes were played. Remixing those records is useless because the sounds was perfect.
"the valve estate"
That's why he's using a Half Life t-shirt
rofl
Valvoline amp!😂
"it's free valve estate"
Volvo Estate
R.I.P Chuck, one of my fav bands. he will be missed. thank you so much Ola you are awesome!
Symbolic, human and sound of perseverance are my favorite death albums (not saying that death has bad albums) but these three are the best in my opinion . So heavy and so progressive it really blew my mind when I first listened to these . So ahead in comparison with the other 90s death metal bands . Plus the vocals...u could understand everything chuck would say .
You could really feel the aggression in his voice
How about CARCASS they have one of the best guitar tones from Heart Work on!
Withering Cadaver yeah, Grindcore really took a step forward with this album and I put that down to the guitar tone and production.
check out Circle of Tone's channel.He NAILS it
Heartwork was mainly the 5150 with a 57 and a 421 mic.
Tuning to B also helped their tone
@@Mattowarrior777 Ola himself has a Carcass-Heartwork tone video. Dead on, sounds brutal.
There is a picture from an old Metal Maniacs magazine from the recording sessions from The Sound of Perseverance in which you can see a Boss Super Overdrive. I assume Chuck used that in the studio and live. I also owned this very amp in 2000, and with an overdrive in front, the thing sounded amazing, but it broke down and was never permanently fixed. Dialed in right, it sounds wicked.
Although the tone Ola achieved was, in my opinion, not very indicative of the Symbolic album, or Death in general, the fact that he did a video about the great Chuck and Death really means a lot to Death fans out there. Chuck was a true original, he hated trends and fashion, and is my guitar hero. If he were alive today and saw this video, I'm sure he would be smiling and very pleased with it. Thank you, Ola, that was very cool.
I had one of this back in the 90s. I then thought that it was a fine piece of gear. 20 years later I would gladly buy one used. I think that boosted gave a great tone!
A friend of mine had a Valvestate in those days, and he was constantly hunting for a better rhythm sound. What he ended up with was an overdrive pedal, used as a clean boost, into a distortion pedal, going into the front of the amp. He would take that clean boosted signal out of the overdrive pedal, the distortion pedal would provide about half of the distortion on his signal, and the valve state would provide the other half of the distortion on his signal. It ended up sounding pretty damn nice for back in those days.
The tone was definitely in Chucks hands, Only Chuck could make a valve state sound bad ass.That amp is Marshalls unwanted step child! The x2n definitely helped. I love that pickup.
Ah yes, the good old overdriven fingernail polish
Death is the pioneer of so much music! Chuck was a visionary!
I mean, they literally created death Metal for God's sake
@@toolazytomakeausername5712 possessed started death metal with there EP seven churches it got its name from the song death metal too
@@DrinkingBleachOnTheBeach Death started it
@@Kamil_Srnka death popularised it without a doubt but “death metal” by possessed started it
One of the most humble and sweet guys to ever come from metal.
Dream Band:
Chuck
Dimebag
Cliff Burton
Vitek
oh ma gosh, that would be a kick in the nuts....a good one
Id go for Lombardo over Vitek
@@MrDragonkarp id go fpr Gar Samuelson instead of Lombardo
Israel Hoffman kick out that dickhead Cliff and we’ll be fine
@@tosh5376 What'd cliff do, man?
Paul Masvidal's playing was so inspirational in Human
Bolton Michael duck yeah
MoNgO OoOoOo 🦆
Mal Reynolds he founded CYNIC
That's cause Paul Masvidal is a genius.
Robinson Aquino why are you SHOUTING
"Human" is one of bests metal albuns ever!
I still have a complete set (head and cab). I've had it for 23 years now. Honestly they are not bad. I now play on smaller tube amps, mostly, but this top/head still has good tones. It takes pedals well, in front, and in the loop. Good budget amp for those looking for a big sound for small price.
Chuck made them shred like no one else...
Could you play a cover: Flesh and The Power It Holds 👌
Yes!
yesssssss!!!;
Their best song by far.
@@FEAROWNAGE No not really
Yes
Sounds good to me man, especially when you changed the tube! Respect!
The X2N is my favorite pickup... I have it in three of my guitars. Everyone's got their favorite flavor.
I am lucky enough to own that very axe, signatured.
Chuck is still my musical God and his albums my Bible.
I miss him so much ... but I like to think he wasn't taken from us, so much as he was needed elsewhere.
Blesses, Brother 😔🙏🤍 We'll meet again someday 🙏🤍
I super happy you gave him a video, thank you, we must never forget such a legend and pioneer of music.
Thanks Ola!
Chuck is the biggest Inspiration for me With Dimebag Darrell and Dave Mustaine!
Your so lucky to got a Stealth BC Rich... I'm looking to this guitar since so many years :c
Good stuff brother.
I met Chuck at the old Peabodies in Cleveland, Ohio in 95.
Got to hang out for an hour or so upstairs of the now non existent venue.
Chuck was so very humble..talking life and music.
Ill never forget the experience.
I have an old Valvestate from the early 90's. still works..barely..lol.
I also have a signed flyer by chuck..which i laminated for preservation...which im glad i did.
I think you got really close to the Symbolic sound.
I enjoyed this video.
Cheerz!!! \,,/
R.I.P. Chuck
I still have that head I always got the best results by keeping the contour anywhere from 4 to 6 if not your sound is buried in the mix turns to mud. Plus running an eq in the effects loop definitely improves the sound and playing it semi loud does great wonders as well.
What about the guitar tone on Sound of Perseverance?
Is practically the same from Human till TSOP
Marshall "Valvestate 100V" head with a 1960 cab. If you want to kick it up a notch, add a BBE Sonic Stomp, Amptweaker Depthfinder, or an Xotic EP Booster into the effects loop.
@@michaelbarber1123 i cant live without my sonic stomp
same as this but with a bit more treble
Robinson Aquino nope 👎
I use to have one of these, and I always thought they sounded decent, but then I got a Randall V2, and decided to sell, sometimes I wish I still had it, because it is kind of unique. It defiantly sounded better after you changed the preamp tube.
I have a daddy chuck guitar myself and I absolutely adore it. Personally, I'd never go for a Valvestate, but the Stealth is just special. The shape is so elegant and simple and the controls are too. It's an absolute shred machine. (Although I have thought about switching out the X2N for something a bit sharper; it's kind of muddy to my ears)
Big up to you OlA great guitar playing my friend !!!
And BIG RESPECT to Chuck!!🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
I bought a combo Marshall Valvestate used at GC for $85. I was thinking it was a solid state (because I'm a dumbass) but when I started playing Symbolic songs, I was blown away how it nails the symbolic tone. Then someone informed me that is what Chuck used. You throw a touch chorus on there to clean it up and it is beautiful.
1,000 Eyes was always a Death favorite of mine.
chuck use to come jam with us in cocoa beach,he lived in orlando. Good times.Thanx OLA
Just sounds amazing man fucking killer this is one of my favorite videos besides the "will it chug" series, I always watch this video over and over again.
I think you got really close myself, great job🤘🤘🤘
Symbolic is incredible. RIP Chuck.
My old band mate had this amp in the 90’s but he never used the amps gain channel but instead used the digitech rp1 through the clean channel (those models were great in their time) and it sounded amazing.
Symbolic is the first Death album that listened to, still my favorite. I didn't know that Chuck Schuldiner played with X2N. I've once had a guitar with x2n pickup in bridge. It's fucking powerful man. I could a
get ZZ Top kinda sounds from it on clean channel with just a bit of crunch. I loved it however it was just to powerful, if you have a guitar just for metal but you don't like active pickups X2N is the best choice, otherwise i didn't find it as versatile as other Dimarzio pickups. This is great video btw, I think that you nailed the Death tone Ola, cheers!
Ola, I think you're the greatest piece of evidence for tone being in the hands. You always have this distinctive attack and very throaty sound even when your amps are insanely scooped.
Do Bill Steer from Carcass!
Hell ya
I had that amp head for years.
I loved that thing.
I used to have a valve state 30w combo. Had it for years and years. Wish I still did! It really came alive with a Boss GE-7.
Hi Ola. If you get the chance, try the original Marshall 8100 Valvestate. IMO they sound way better than later models. Plus, i believe they were the specific model used by Sir Chuck Schooldinners, RIP.
Man the ringing from the nut to tuners is insanely loud on that guitar
If you go to Arnold plays guitars, he did a review on this and said that the nut was terrible on this guitar but everything else was great. His review on the guitar is very detailed.
He says every nut is terrible...
Its a BCR thing. My Warlock is like that.
I still own the Marshall VS100 with matching cab from the early 90s Don't use the head much anymore but the cab is still in use!! Great video 🤘😝🤘
Crazy, even since this video you have grown. I love the x2n and symbolic, if I ever get to buy solar guitar x2n will be installed.
Oh... I forgot.. A locking nut is pretty much mandatory on the Stealth as you found out with the tuning issues. In lieu of this the little string 'trees' or a tension bar behind the nut, which will increase the angle the string path follows does wonders in the tuning stability dept. Not sure the reason Chuck designed his signature axe with so minimal an angle to the head stock, oddly enough, the Satriani signature Ibanez headstock is almost flatly, exactly the same. Maybe it makes string bends easier or something ?
3 days later after learning Chucks riffs? ;) Great video always enjoy these. My favorite passtime.
I have this amp and still sound amazing!
I have a very old Valvestate (first generation) and I really like it . The distortion is not as strong as my other amp (which is an all-tube Peavey) but it sounds great , very "scooped" when the contour is activated , I use some pedals on the efx l00p , the most important (to me) being a Boss GE-7 Equalizer .
I've owned that amp for a while and learned that if you want it to sound like a real Marshall you need to have a OD boost in the front end and set the gain and level to about half way.
I use a TC Electronics Dark Matter with the gain no more than half way and the level no less than halfway and it really improves the sound of the amp dramatically.
Yeah! Chris Reifert! it made me think of him cuz of this video.
Ola - please do a autopsy cover please?! its a legendary band and still going strong till this day.
Skaffa en majblomma.
Great halflife shirt! And great tones as always!
I had the VS102R (2x12 combo) version of this amp. It lasted me 20 years before it died and was a fantastic amp. Switched to Blackstar ID:100 TVP but would still buy one of the VS100 Head's if I ever saw one again
Can you do a tonevideo about Bolt Thrower, the underrated british dm god?
Ya bolttrower, they ruled back in the day!, W a spot light on Jo Bench, the gorgeous female bass player!
Bolt thrower have some of the best rithm guitar riffs ever, really nice mid tempo grooves. Criminally underrated
Ugh, and they went out on such a high note. Those Once Loyal is just a beautiful record. Wish they were still around because I'm curious to see where they could take that brutally heavy yet insanely melodic style.
Sausage Fingers yeah, i think TOL was one of their best records, IF not the best. Most of metal bands 2000's albums are nothing compared to their golden age, BT was the exception to that rule
Bolt thrower is one of the greatest. Musically they are very mid tempo, Grindy, and repetitive with their riffs but they have a way of always keeping it interesting. I never get bored listening to bolt thrower. WARMASTER
Seen Death in 98.. amazing band
Dear Ola, Thank you for making such awesome videos! I cant thank you enough!
Super intriguing. Wicked shirt too man!!!
Marshall doesn’t have a huge sound shaping amp but they do however do a pretty good job making all the possible sounds usable...... rip chuck
Symbolic is a top 10 metal album of all time in my opinion.
ola schuldiner!! you nailed the tone my friend. great job 🤘
I played thru a very similar setup in the '90's. My setup was simple. Original Valvestate 8100 with a quality replacement tube, BBE Sonic Maximizer in the effects loop, original Tube Screamer. I pushed it at 100% into a full stack. Slant stack was fairly standard but the bottom cab was 4x12 200 watt Carvin bass speakers. I tuned down to drop D and I had the most crushing tone you could ever imagine. No one ever knew what hit them and I'd always catch the guitarists from other bands looking at my setup as they could not figure out how a shitty solid state amp was crushing their tone and making them look like little gurls. :) Excellent show btw.
Yes! Symbolic is my favourite Death album! Sold my Stealth a few months ago since it was way to neck heavy, the action was high despite the bridge being as low as possible, it would not stay in tune and the scale was too short for proper string tension, even with 10-52. :/
Honestly I'd go at least .60 on that scale length.
Yeah, that would have been an option, but I don't like how such thick strings play and feel. 52 is the largest gauge that I like and it works well on 25.5'' in D. I've put 10-52 on my Stealth, tuned to D. This is also the gauge Chuck used, from what I read.
24 3/4" is difficult for low tuning. Even is 25" makes a huge difference. I have a 7-string 25" that works great in standard B with .095 to .70.
greetings from Chile! love and respect for Chuck!
Devilizer ää
Wena qlo! Jajajaja grande Death 🤘
Ola, thanks for the effort. Chuck was THE man. Btw he used a Marshall Bi-chorus 8200. That's the chorusing you heard. Keep up the demos man!!!!
Fortunate I managed to buy this exact replica. I agree with that something sounded off when I got it, until I lowered the pickup a bit. Sounds awesome now. Also, cool seeing you play at Gefle this year! Second time seeing you play after Finspång
when you started playing on the second day i could hear Chuck's vocals in my head. it was very close. Also im upset because this almost makes me want to give the new The Haunted album a second try. ive always preferred Peter over Marco.
Never in my life have I been able to get a valestate to sound that good
Love the mid 80's to 90's solid state tones.
I myself have owned that same Valvestate for a while and clean are the key to a good sound from it.
Using clean boosts along with actives on the rhythm channel make another lead channel without that scooped sound.
Might be a little noisy but nothing that a gate can't fix.
3:11 - 3:30 literally me every time i pick mine up, even if I've played a particular riff 1,000 times 🤣😂 especially me when learning a new song. Constant repetition!
Me to bud lol i bought an acoustic just to learn songs roughly b4 pluggn in but i think subconsciously i dont wanna learn the magician's trick its too much fun playin lol
I found with some Marshall amps from from the 80's & 90's they sounded like a$$ by themselves. But when mic'd through a PA they came to life. Also, some of them really like the Boss overdrive. My 2 cents.
That is a very nice guitar! Same for me with Death, I´ve listened to tons of Metal but didn´t know about Death until a couple of years... I was really surprised by the sound, and still have not listened to it as it deserves...Thanks Ola!
I bought one of these amps in 98. I have both angled and straight cab to make it a full stack. For the money, you can't beat it. I love mine and I'm glad I never got rid of it.
You slightly struggling with the intro to Symbolic was so relatable LMAO