this video is confusing because his tone for the raconteurs is actually way different than it was for the white stripes. the white stripes he was trying to make up for only being a two piece. so it was lots of noise and messy tones. the raconteurs is more refined but still vintage sounding with more expensive gear.
He just released his own video on the pedals he uses, because that Plasma Fuzz just came out with an upgrade. His Bee Fuzz is over $300. He had three pedals. It’s on his channel. Those cheap guitars he used to use aren’t so cheap anymore. He uses vintage gear to record, as well as newer tech.
CorbCorbin yeah. But thats him trying to sell some pedals. Lol. It’s all relative. At the time he was using cheap gear to get those tones. The only reason they’re expensive now is because of him. If he hadn’t come around all that stuff would stilll be cheap.
Did you watch Jack White’s video he released just recently? He plays stuff from multiple bands using three different pedals. It’s basically a demo for that Plasma Fuzz V2, that was a co-release with his brand, but he uses the other pedals too.
100%, thought the same thing. The POG is sick - didnt know it could do so much for a riff like Blue Orchid - but it’s the lead with the POG that does so much for his uniqueness. Oh well. Still a pretty rad demo
I'd like to see another. Need to get a MXR MIcro Amp next time. He runs that in every band and even has one built into his Gretsch guitars for the Raconteurs.
@@andrewpappas9311 one of the best songs to learn harmonix too and get an understanding of how to blend those chords into songs to enrich the ear with notes that just ring plus great for those trying to tighten up there picking Billy's riffs are simple but precise in nature
She Sells... Easy but hard at the same time. Sounds epic once you've got the timing down. I'd love to know what pedals they choose for the intro and main song. Duffy said the intro tone was found by luck when all his pedals were turned on by accident...
can we have a sound like for David Bowie (and Mick Ronson) without busting the bank Slash [Solo Career] without busting the bank Peter Frampton without busting the bank or Queen's Brian May & John Deacon BY busting the bank
@Progressive Angler there's more too it than that! you also need a flanger for Keep Yourself Alive, chorus for A Kind Of Magic, delay for Brighton Rock, and a telecaster for Crazy Little Thing Called Love
Another great episode guys. Sounds like Bloc Party would be a good one, Some really unique tones and there's a good rig rundown to show how Russell does it too
You told me to put it in the comments so I’m putting it in the comments that I would like an expanded sound like Jack White with solo albums + dead weather \m/
Had they done more of his newer stuff, this rig probably would have worked, but most of the excerpts, if not all were more geared towards the budget rig. :/
@@jleighwolfe apparantly, he doesn't on the current Raconteurs-tour. He only plays his Gibsons and his Fenders at those concerts. But on his solo-tour, he did. That's were you right :) Greetings from Germany
Saw the Saboteurs (aka Raconteurs) in Melbourne earlier this year and he was mainly using a Flying V and his custom Gretsch Double Jet. Obviously he uses a bunch of different guitars though.
The Broadtrons & Filtertrons have a whole second identity with fuzz and vintage drives.Beautiful harmonic spectrum matched with lower output= ideal conditions for sonic carnage. Third Man has some of their own pedals that well capture their particular breed of raunchy.
boring. marshall jcm800 with 10 band eq basically functioning as a tube screamer with more extreme frequencies, emg loaded guitar (or dimarzios super distortions as those were on the reign in blood album as it seems), there you go. When going for budget you just go with the damned dsl 40 instead and literally any emg or dimarzio loaded shred axe. and a 10 band eq.
@@ithemba really you could do what you did for any artist.."just a strat into a plexi with a fuzz face",or "les paul into cranked marshal with a tone bender" etc etc
Please, please, please do another episode on Jack's tone. First thought I had when I saw this video was "Oh cool Jack has done so much new stuff since they last did his sound so there's so much more for room for tone finding!!" but that didn't happen a bit. Just the same White Stripes tones as before. His sound and rig is so much more elaborate and interesting on his solo records, that is definitely where you guys should've gone with this one.
Amazing. I think a great challenge for you guys would be "sound like Rammstein" by busting or not the bank doesn't matter, their tone it's definitely hard to match and very distinctive.
Yes please do Jack White solo stuff!!! Seriously you need to do his lead tone which is a digitech whammy set to one octave up into a big muff!!! also there is a whole bunch of new pedals made by Game changer audio that partnered with his Third Man record label. A lot of his new solo stuff has those pedals like the bumble buzz that gives him that "Over and Over and Over fuzz tone!!!
Really good job- it sounds spot on! I'd love to see another Jack White episode.... if we revisit him though can we also have an episode dedicated to Dan Auerbach's solo work/the Arcs? I think it's sufficiently different from the Black Keys. Also, how about REM and/or Tom Petty?
I don't personally go all that crazy over Jack White or the White Stripes in general, but I certainly don't underestimate how influential songs like 7 Nation Army were to 00s culture. Awesome work indeed!
The wide angle always gives the impression of a big store with “areas” for brands of guitar. So I was quite surprised how small it actually was. Good, but by no means large.
Hey guys! Great vid! I suggest that you guys do sound like allmann brothers next. That would be really cool. Thanks so much for making these videos so often!
Here is my guess for the Cure- US prices Rabea: Squier classic vibe Jazzmaster $399 (US) Roland JC 40- $499 Hmm: $500!left for pedals: some sort of OD (Boss blues driver), use chorus from amp, flanger (BF3), phaser, delay, reverb. Matt: squier bass VI $429, fender SS amp, flanger, delay, reverb This would definitely be fun to play around with and try to get the tones of The Cure
In light of their latest release, which is absolutely superb. Sound Like: Norma Jean, By/Without. Would love to see you guys throw down some of those nasty, muddy riffs.
Love comments like these! Didnt even know they were still around, Ill have to check out their new stuff ETA: Looked it up, and theyve been busy eh? For some reason I thought they broke up after Bless the Martyr(...) and havent thought about it since then. Used to listen to BtM and the older Luti-kriss stuff a ton.
I've been asking for this for months....I'm so happy right now. That said what you guys did was really good, but you didn't do any of the tones I really wanted to hear, like his lead and newer stuff.
About time 😁👌, shame some of the sounds sounded better from the budget episode a few years back, and shame no digitech whammy for his well known lead sound. But not to bad, keep up the good work big fan of your vidioes.
Hi guys! great video again, a pleasure to watch as always. You’ve got that foundational tone pretty much spot on. Could you do another one on how he gets his solo’s (like Ball and Biscuit) to sound so unique? I assume it’s something like a digitech whammy, but he does use that crazy third man plasma pedal too?
Bring on the Jack white solo sounds like! Go grab a Wolfgang custom and drop some Lollar's in it. I jest at the level of customization but why not :) Bust that bank!
Ironically, the same day you post this, Jack posted a video of the three main pedals he’s been using live and in the studio lately... so he did a Sound Like Jack White video too.
I always hear an A chord in the every end of the "chorus riff" of Seven Nation Army in the studio version. But you guys don't play it and i watched It Might Get Loud, Jack White don't play it live as well. So is it me, or it's actually there??
@@KeeperOfPoops not sure you understand my comment... I'm not talking about which is closer to Jack White's sound, I'm saying the first Jack White video was my first "Sounds Like..." and since then I've watched lots of them.
@@wingracer1614 [ETA: not sure what this means "Whiskey comes from Ireland and about 3/4ths of what comes from the US." - are you saying that 3/4th of the US spirit is "whiskey? or Ireland produces about 3/4 of what the US does? ] US distillers use the spelling "whiskey", and as "bourbon" is primarily a US product, in the context of the Comment above, it should read ".... the other's a whiskey." I have just been to check - it seems that Canadian and Japanese distillers use "whisky", maybe some other countries do too, but they are bit players compared to Scotland and the US.
@@pulaski1 What I mean is that about 3/4 of the whiskey from the US uses the e but there are some brands that do not for instance Maker's Mark, one of the best selling brands in the world does not use the e. Then there is India which makes about as much whisky as the rest of the world combined so by volume, whisky comes from India. As for origins of the words, whisky is from Scotland, whiskey is from Ireland.
Do another Sound Like Jack White and use his signature Game Changer Audio pedal with the JHS Twin Twelve since that was inspired by the sound of a Silvertone Amp
Game changer Audios Plasma Pedal gets pretty close, and 3rd man records has its own signature version so that's a good shout if you're looking for that driven/distorted sound.
I think if you guys used a Kemper model of a Silvertone 1484 it would've been closer to that thing. Also using a normal Big Muff would've sounded closer because that's the pedal he actually uses. Just because it's more expensive doesn't mean that it's gonna get you closer.
I know this is meant to sound like Jack White (and it does), but this also sounds a ton more like Pete Townshend's tone than your original Who Sound Like. You should do a By Busting for Townshend AND John Entwistle! Gretsch 6120 and a Gibson Thunderbird all the way!
for a BY busting pete townshend video they could either get a Rickenbacker 360 or a Gibson Les Paul with P90's a Marshall amp for sure cos i know he used them and also Hiwatt amps which andertons don't have and the same pedal platform they got last time will do and i agree the without busting the who video was garbage
Vinyl Scratch It'd really depend on which sound you're going for. For the Live sound from the late 60's and early 70's you're dead on, but if we're talking studio sounds you'll need a Gretsch and a Bassman/Bandmaster type amp. Honestly they should do both, since they're both such legendary sounds
Even Jack White himself doesn't bust bank for his tone
And these days he uses music man's, not the cheapest either
this video is confusing because his tone for the raconteurs is actually way different than it was for the white stripes. the white stripes he was trying to make up for only being a two piece. so it was lots of noise and messy tones. the raconteurs is more refined but still vintage sounding with more expensive gear.
He just released his own video on the pedals he uses, because that Plasma Fuzz just came out with an upgrade.
His Bee Fuzz is over $300.
He had three pedals. It’s on his channel.
Those cheap guitars he used to use aren’t so cheap anymore.
He uses vintage gear to record, as well as newer tech.
jhmcwha
Have you seen his video yet?
He shows the three pedals he’s currently using, and plays songs from every band he’s been in.
CorbCorbin yeah. But thats him trying to sell some pedals. Lol. It’s all relative. At the time he was using cheap gear to get those tones. The only reason they’re expensive now is because of him.
If he hadn’t come around all that stuff would stilll be cheap.
“But there’s no bass on seven nation army”
Here’s the comment you’re looking for.
Well, at least Rule #2 doesn't apply to the White Stripes.
Thanks man
#THIS 🤣🤣🤣
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The best part of these videos where they do tonal recaps is seeing the Rabea’s transformation. Much love man and congrats on the change you’ve made!
Some of this is close, I wanted to hear you guys try the octave up frenetic lead sound Jack uses though. That's his "thing" as far as I'm concerned.
Wick harr check out a gated fuzz pedal
@@johnleiby8684 I have a gated fuzz, I'm fairly sure the tone is 2 octaves up on a whammy, with a spitty gated fuzz.
Did you watch Jack White’s video he released just recently?
He plays stuff from multiple bands using three different pedals. It’s basically a demo for that Plasma Fuzz V2, that was a co-release with his brand, but he uses the other pedals too.
100%, thought the same thing. The POG is sick - didnt know it could do so much for a riff like Blue Orchid - but it’s the lead with the POG that does so much for his uniqueness. Oh well. Still a pretty rad demo
I'd like to see another. Need to get a MXR MIcro Amp next time. He runs that in every band and even has one built into his Gretsch guitars for the Raconteurs.
Jack white actually gave Conan O’Brien a gretsch penguin on his last show on NBC!
This is a great animated video that Conan narrates the story of that event.
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Can we have a sounds like Billy Duffy - The Cult please.
That'd be awesome, I'd love to see Rabea play She Sells Sanctuary
@@andrewpappas9311 one of the best songs to learn harmonix too and get an understanding of how to blend those chords into songs to enrich the ear with notes that just ring plus great for those trying to tighten up there picking Billy's riffs are simple but precise in nature
ArtieFufkin yes that’s sick ;))))
She Sells... Easy but hard at the same time. Sounds epic once you've got the timing down. I'd love to know what pedals they choose for the intro and main song. Duffy said the intro tone was found by luck when all his pedals were turned on by accident...
God yes
can we have a sound like for
David Bowie (and Mick Ronson) without busting the bank
Slash [Solo Career] without busting the bank
Peter Frampton without busting the bank
or Queen's Brian May & John Deacon BY busting the bank
A Without Busting for Mick Ronson would be awesome, his tone on _Ziggy Stardust_ was so good
Yes. Mick Ronson without busting please!
Brian May by busting would be easy... just buy a wall of AC30s.
@Progressive Angler there's more too it than that!
you also need a flanger for Keep Yourself Alive, chorus for A Kind Of Magic, delay for Brighton Rock, and a telecaster for Crazy Little Thing Called Love
Love the editing on this video. The quick cuts while playing is entertaining 👌🏻
I think a Mars Volta Sound Like is needed.
Yes! This has been posted so many times too.
I’ve been on a Jack White binge all week and you’ve just posted this - get out of my thoughts Andertons!
Please do more of the sound like for jack white and his other ventures. He gets super killer tones all around.
Long past due for a sound like ERIC JOHNSON
YES PLEASE
Second the Eric Johnson one
Sound like THE CULT! If you guys like playing Gretsch so much Billy Duffy makes some wicked sounds out of a beautiful white falcon
I think Bea's weight he lost went into Matt's beard
Called a fish bowl lens
@@pattoratto402 You mean a fisheye lens?
Whatever the fuck those spherical lenses are
This whole thread is pure internet gold.
Another great episode guys. Sounds like Bloc Party would be a good one, Some really unique tones and there's a good rig rundown to show how Russell does it too
Can you do another Josh Homme, but specifically focus on Kyuss? you skipped them out last time you did his rig
You told me to put it in the comments so I’m putting it in the comments that I would like an expanded sound like Jack White with solo albums + dead weather \m/
and the tone he uses for many of his solos
I think a jack white riff tier list from you guys would be a fun watch.
I'm so glad you included Black Math. Such a banger.
What about sounds like Gary Clark Jr by busting the bank.
YES. But Include Zapattas rig
I preferred the tone in the budget episode in all honesty.
i didn't cos i think this sounded better, but hey they did promise a BY busting that video
Agreed. Jack White does not have an expensive tone, he has a distinct tone. You can use a cheap amp, fuzz and plastic guitar and land on his tone.
Because it was more accurate. His white stripes rig was like.... maybe $2500 in todays prices maybe
Had they done more of his newer stuff, this rig probably would have worked, but most of the excerpts, if not all were more geared towards the budget rig. :/
Fluency Grey should have done more off the first album, although not many folk know stuff from that album I suppose.
He doesn't play semi hollows anymore, he uses evh Wolfgang's, st vincent, and a firebird.
He plays like 10 guitars on tour. Including semi hollow and hollow bodies.
@@jleighwolfe apparantly, he doesn't on the current Raconteurs-tour. He only plays his Gibsons and his Fenders at those concerts. But on his solo-tour, he did. That's were you right :)
Greetings from Germany
Saw the Saboteurs (aka Raconteurs) in Melbourne earlier this year and he was mainly using a Flying V and his custom Gretsch Double Jet. Obviously he uses a bunch of different guitars though.
He recently performed at Bernie Sanders Rally. For seven nation army, he played a Gretsch Hollowbody.
@@lachlankoumis5885 yep, he used two Gretsch guitars there, a '57 Duo Jet and a '57 Country Club
A bass for seven nation army?
seriously?!
well i can understand it for Raconteurs songs, but White Stripes Songs? no siree!
He uses a pedal for bass in the actual song production which is cool
@Rynnical Fun Fact, it's a Digitech Whammy set to -1 octave
I also thought he played it on the Kay...
I feel like this was a big miss, his lead tone is his most signature sound, and I didn’t hear it. Love you guys, but way off.
@@mark5150ty see my note above lol
@@mark5150ty yeah... nope.
@@mark5150ty well no, and actually no. He is one of the most, of not THE most (at least in my opinion) creative and talented artist in this century.
l. n. “This century” it is only 2019
@@mark5150ty ok boomer
Love the back and forth for steady as she goes!!
Did they mentioned what was the tuning on the guitar? I missed that part
The Broadtrons & Filtertrons have a whole second identity with fuzz and vintage drives.Beautiful harmonic spectrum matched with lower output= ideal conditions for sonic carnage.
Third Man has some of their own pedals that well capture their particular breed of raunchy.
So nice to see someone actually playing seven nation army with slide!! Love the tones you guys are getting! 🤘
Definitely deserves a part 2
How many times do I have to say it?
WE WANT SLAYER!!!!!
boring. marshall jcm800 with 10 band eq basically functioning as a tube screamer with more extreme frequencies, emg loaded guitar (or dimarzios super distortions as those were on the reign in blood album as it seems), there you go.
When going for budget you just go with the damned dsl 40 instead and literally any emg or dimarzio loaded shred axe. and a 10 band eq.
@@ithemba Stop being so boring, we know all that, but would be nice to see Bea do it on video
@@ithemba really you could do what you did for any artist.."just a strat into a plexi with a fuzz face",or "les paul into cranked marshal with a tone bender" etc etc
Lmao hell no
Yessssssssss finally! Would also like to see you guys aim for more recent Jack White, would be fun
Muse by busting the bank!
To quote the song "Yes Please" lol
it would be so great if you guys try to do a sound like eric johnson lead tone.
Please, please, please do another episode on Jack's tone. First thought I had when I saw this video was "Oh cool Jack has done so much new stuff since they last did his sound so there's so much more for room for tone finding!!" but that didn't happen a bit. Just the same White Stripes tones as before. His sound and rig is so much more elaborate and interesting on his solo records, that is definitely where you guys should've gone with this one.
It would’ve been cool to heard them play Lazaretto, that riff is awesome
Amazing.
I think a great challenge for you guys would be "sound like Rammstein" by busting or not the bank doesn't matter, their tone it's definitely hard to match and very distinctive.
Y’all should do a SRV by busting the bank that would be awesome to see how you would make that legendary tone😂👍🏻
Beautiful Gretsch. Would love to try that particular one. Hopefully it played as great as it looks #WantIt
Would live to watch another Jack White related video
make another video playing riffs of The Raconteurs, Jack White solo career, and make another video of Daron Malakian please
Scars on Broadway and System Of A Down BY busting?
@@widowmaker5544 it would be great
Yes please do Jack White solo stuff!!! Seriously you need to do his lead tone which is a digitech whammy set to one octave up into a big muff!!! also there is a whole bunch of new pedals made by Game changer audio that partnered with his Third Man record label. A lot of his new solo stuff has those pedals like the bumble buzz that gives him that "Over and Over and Over fuzz tone!!!
I was just thinking yesterday you should do Jack White and BOOM.
Good timing.
How to sound like Jack White: get a block of wood, a string, a nail.
JB Gimena don’t forget the coke bottle!
Ritchie Blackmore. Or yngwie if you want to learn his songs. But preferably Blackmore.
Here's my weekly "Sound Like Prince or Jeff Buckley!" comment.
Great job on JW!
12ealDeal thank god someone else said Jeff Buckley.
Really good job- it sounds spot on! I'd love to see another Jack White episode.... if we revisit him though can we also have an episode dedicated to Dan Auerbach's solo work/the Arcs? I think it's sufficiently different from the Black Keys. Also, how about REM and/or Tom Petty?
When are yall going to do cream?
I don't personally go all that crazy over Jack White or the White Stripes in general, but I certainly don't underestimate how influential songs like 7 Nation Army were to 00s culture. Awesome work indeed!
The wide angle always gives the impression of a big store with “areas” for brands of guitar. So I was quite surprised how small it actually was. Good, but by no means large.
I bet there were some White Stripes going on in that demo booth at 4:05 if ya know what I mean...
would love to see more solo jack white
I love you guys so much for doing this
Hey guys! Great vid! I suggest that you guys do sound like allmann brothers next. That would be really cool. Thanks so much for making these videos so often!
Gotta do J Mascis/Dino Jr.
Isn't Jack's Dead Weather guitar rig a drum set?
yeah, Jack was the drummer and vocalist in Dead Weather
Can you please do a sounds like for The Cure? So many people online don’t get it right!!!
Here is my guess for the Cure- US prices
Rabea: Squier classic vibe Jazzmaster $399 (US)
Roland JC 40- $499
Hmm: $500!left for pedals: some sort of OD (Boss blues driver), use chorus from amp, flanger (BF3), phaser, delay, reverb.
Matt: squier bass VI $429, fender SS amp, flanger, delay, reverb
This would definitely be fun to play around with and try to get the tones of The Cure
Great vid as always! Would love to see a Sound like Frank Iero from Frank Iero and the Cellabration/Patience/Future Violents :)
In light of their latest release, which is absolutely superb.
Sound Like: Norma Jean, By/Without.
Would love to see you guys throw down some of those nasty, muddy riffs.
Rubberhose_ I’ve requested this quite a few times. I think our Southern boys are just a bit too obscure right now for me to see them do Norma Jean.
Love comments like these!
Didnt even know they were still around, Ill have to check out their new stuff
ETA: Looked it up, and theyve been busy eh? For some reason I thought they broke up after Bless the Martyr(...) and havent thought about it since then. Used to listen to BtM and the older Luti-kriss stuff a ton.
Heck yeah- more Jack White solo material please 🤩
Great vid loved that gretch too.
I've been asking for this for months....I'm so happy right now. That said what you guys did was really good, but you didn't do any of the tones I really wanted to hear, like his lead and newer stuff.
I would love to see a video from you all on a Gretsch Tennessee Rose that has the TV Jones pickups.
The verse in Seven nation army is actually played on guitar. He is using a wah pedal in a lower octave or something
I was just watching the original episode the other day 😂
I'd love to see a Sound Like Robbie Krieger (The Doors), Ghost or Brian Setzer at some point
Was literally just thinking about this video being a thing a few days ago. Mad
About time 😁👌, shame some of the sounds sounded better from the budget episode a few years back, and shame no digitech whammy for his well known lead sound. But not to bad, keep up the good work big fan of your vidioes.
Hi guys! great video again, a pleasure to watch as always. You’ve got that foundational tone pretty much spot on.
Could you do another one on how he gets his solo’s (like Ball and Biscuit) to sound so unique? I assume it’s something like a digitech whammy, but he does use that crazy third man plasma pedal too?
Could you guys do siouxsie and the banshees, the cure or slowdive please. As always, great vid
Yer..... The Banshees, very good shout....
Charlie Hicks two great bands- Please make these videos. Especially the Cure!
Could we have a sound like Scorpions? Mathias Jabs and Rudolf Schenker.
Has that Dumble always been on the right?
"It's The White Stripes. Even The White Stripes can play it."
Bring on the Jack white solo sounds like! Go grab a Wolfgang custom and drop some Lollar's in it. I jest at the level of customization but why not :) Bust that bank!
Ironically, the same day you post this, Jack posted a video of the three main pedals he’s been using live and in the studio lately... so he did a Sound Like Jack White video too.
Which video is that?
I always hear an A chord in the every end of the "chorus riff" of Seven Nation Army in the studio version. But you guys don't play it and i watched It Might Get Loud, Jack White don't play it live as well. So is it me, or it's actually there??
He plays it with a slide in open A tuning, so there could be a bit of an A chord as he lets go with the slide that you’re hearing.
The original without busting white stripes may well have been the first one I watched. Hooked since then 😊
not really, i mean seven nation army was closer on this video
compare the original part during the chorus with this one, they're very much alike
@@KeeperOfPoops not sure you understand my comment... I'm not talking about which is closer to Jack White's sound, I'm saying the first Jack White video was my first "Sounds Like..." and since then I've watched lots of them.
Sound like Swans might interesting given that there are so many different eras of the band with completely different styles and tones from one another
Not "bor bon" stain, "bur bon". One's a biscuit, the other's a whisky!
Whiskey! Whisky comes from Scotland. :)
@@pulaski1 Whisky comes from all over the world. Whiskey comes from Ireland and about 3/4ths of what comes from the US.
@@wingracer1614 [ETA: not sure what this means "Whiskey comes from Ireland and about 3/4ths of what comes from the US." - are you saying that 3/4th of the US spirit is "whiskey? or Ireland produces about 3/4 of what the US does? ]
US distillers use the spelling "whiskey", and as "bourbon" is primarily a US product, in the context of the Comment above, it should read ".... the other's a whiskey."
I have just been to check - it seems that Canadian and Japanese distillers use "whisky", maybe some other countries do too, but they are bit players compared to Scotland and the US.
@@pulaski1 What I mean is that about 3/4 of the whiskey from the US uses the e but there are some brands that do not for instance Maker's Mark, one of the best selling brands in the world does not use the e. Then there is India which makes about as much whisky as the rest of the world combined so by volume, whisky comes from India.
As for origins of the words, whisky is from Scotland, whiskey is from Ireland.
It's actually "bour bon" and no, it is not a whisky (or whiskey), but bourbon.
sound like My chemical romance withoit busting the bank I NEED ITTT
nathan kimble yesssss
Les Paul or Wilshire, Marshall JCM 2000, tube screamer. Maybe the OCD Overdrive. And I think you’ll get there. 👍🏻
Here: (busting the bank)
Guitar:
EVH Stealth Wolfgang or Fender Telecaster (preferably a Highway One)
Pedals (as of 2021):
Boss TU3, MXR MicroAmp, TMR Triplegraph, Gamechanger Plasmacoil, TMR Bumble Buzz, Mantic Flex, Digitech Whammy DT, Big Muff Pi, Tremulator and EHX Nano Bassballs
Amp:
Fender Twin Reverb
Silver tone Tears
No Eastwood/Airline? 😞
you can't get them anymore
Dope jack whites sounds is a beast
The white stripes yes my favorite band ever jack white is my guitar hero
Please do Thrice! They have such a diverse, yet very good tone. Or The Used, that would be also an interesting one. Please?
No third man effects at Anderson’s?
Do another Sound Like Jack White and use his signature Game Changer Audio pedal with the JHS Twin Twelve since that was inspired by the sound of a Silvertone Amp
Game changer Audios Plasma Pedal gets pretty close, and 3rd man records has its own signature version so that's a good shout if you're looking for that driven/distorted sound.
I would like to see more
Aww, I miss these
Great vid lads!
would love a periphery episode!
The strokes by busting please
Any chance you could do a Robin Trower soundlike without busting the bank?
Sounds like the manic street preachers?
Thanks to BEA for his wonderful Masterclass yesterday in munich! Here is one request from me: Sound like Devin Townsend.
king gizzard and the lizard wizard
Hell yeah!!!
I think if you guys used a Kemper model of a Silvertone 1484 it would've been closer to that thing. Also using a normal Big Muff would've sounded closer because that's the pedal he actually uses. Just because it's more expensive doesn't mean that it's gonna get you closer.
Can you do solo Jack White sounds?
I know this is meant to sound like Jack White (and it does), but this also sounds a ton more like Pete Townshend's tone than your original Who Sound Like. You should do a By Busting for Townshend AND John Entwistle! Gretsch 6120 and a Gibson Thunderbird all the way!
for a BY busting pete townshend video they could either get a Rickenbacker 360 or a Gibson Les Paul with P90's
a Marshall amp for sure cos i know he used them and also Hiwatt amps which andertons don't have
and the same pedal platform they got last time will do
and i agree the without busting the who video was garbage
Vinyl Scratch It'd really depend on which sound you're going for. For the Live sound from the late 60's and early 70's you're dead on, but if we're talking studio sounds you'll need a Gretsch and a Bassman/Bandmaster type amp. Honestly they should do both, since they're both such legendary sounds
What if you got an artist to come on the show and create a without busting the bank replica of his rig?