The Two-Rock demo: THAT was a proper solo, played by a proper guitarist. Best I have seen from you, Rob. Sorry you had to endure such tragedy but you channeled the emotions in an amazing way. Cheers
That was huge, maybe the best thing I heard from him in all Anderton's videos. Pure emotion made of notes, it was the last goodbye from your dear friend
Thanks dude, sadly I had lost many friends around that time, several human and several canine... it was all a bit too much, going back over this videos I can’t help but notice how much happier I am in recent years which is really nice - it’s odd having such a regular video diary at my disposal.
Hey Rob, I am 17 years old and i’ve played guitar for almost 2 years. Your videos have really helped me in my guitar journey. And i’m really enjoying myself playing, thank you Rob.
two-rock-Rob, you are one of the greats. no wonder i cant stop watching these and andertons vids. only now getting this as in the past "guitar heros" were far less personable / accessible, and "consumed" via other venues. interesting how youtube has changed the delivery method of top musicians. keep up the good work and thanks for the amp intel.
Love that Two Rock tone and feel of that solo, definitely hints of both Zakk Wylde and Gary Moore to my ears. I bought a Fender Bassbreaker 15 purely based on your review of it and could not be happier. Keep up the great work.
Still rocking the DT25 in 2018. Can be my Fender, Vox, Marshall or Mesa Sound. Power amp is all tube which is the most important thing for "tube feeling".
I'm 40 as of October 13. A year ago I decided to finally learn to play guitar. I'm still learning but finally found a guitar that fit me very well. In the evening I cant really get into my practicing as I like because of shared living accommodation. I take time some nights to gather components from electronic stuff people have brought in and I've built 2, 5 watt 2 channel tube amps and one that was 17.88w with 2 channels. I wont use less than a quality 12 inch speaker and I love a kt88 build. The kt88 is a fine amp tube and it brings my SG to life like nothing else. People will swear I was playing on a Les Paul. I gave the first amp to my nephew and my second amp went to a friend kid. The big ones pushing a 15 inch speaker and is punchy in the bottom end, its tight all through and I can set off a few car alarms if I put it in my window lol. I'm using diagrams I find online. I sort of think I need an attenuator for anything over 15 amps now lol. I know enough to change the setups I find and make them more robust or wire them with enough changes to it them to make it mine and not a copy. My hand wired boards are on a chassis. You take out 2 screws and it pulls straight back and swings to the right. It gives you access to the tubes on the bottom and wiring on top.
Two Rock Sensor solo - breathtaking, thank you. Lee stopping playing to watch, the glance you give him over the top of your glasses and the smile he has as he knows it's something special. Cheers x
My favourite amps I've owned (since I don't have much experience demoing gear): Hughes and Kettner TubeMeister 18 - my current main amp, it's just a really good-sounding amp and I bought mine just before they started really getting a lot of social media coverage. But for the price, the features you get were really ahead of their time: a tube health indicator, a DI output that sounds good for once, built-in power soak that lets you run without a cabinet... even though it's been updated and tweaked a few times, I can't see any reason to give mine up and upgrade. Orange Dark Terror - Holy hell that amp sounds incredible. I had to send my TubeMeister in for repair and ended up with one of these as a loaner. Definitely the best high-gain amp I've ever had in my house. Was seriously massive-sounding. The only thing I would have liked on it was a clean channel. Orange Micro Dark - I actually owned the last one's little brother for a while, and even though I had owned it with the dinky little 1x8 cabinet, and that sounded terrible, I once got to open the taps on it through a Peavey 4x12. Talk about night-and-day difference in tone. For a super-cheap half-solid-state amp that looks like a toy, that thing packed some SERIOUS punch and I'd have gigged with it in a heartbeat. To be honest, even though I upgraded to the TubeMeister, I still kind of wish I'd stuck with it, but again, I needed a clean channel. Peavey Express 112 - I considered this my first "real" amp, since it was the first with a 12" speaker. Old analog solid-state combo, probably just a rebadged Bandit (I have no idea what the difference is, if there is one), one of the blue-stripe models. Thing sounds pretty damn glorious for a solid-state amp made around the same time as the fall of the Berlin Wall. I still keep the thing around as a basic living room rig, just plugging my guitars straight into the front of it.
Finally watched a Dorje video the other day. It was Catalyst and I was completely blown away. The goofing around you do on the Andertons Music Co. videos did not prepare me for how good you play and sing.
@@RobChappers Hey man, a really weird question. Do you happen to remember if the soldano avenger had an effects loop or not? I hear the delay but it could be added later. The loop and non loop models are different circuit wise.
A trip down Chappers memory lane!!!! Ah I remember nearly all of these video's first time round, brilliant! Really enjoyed this, and while I don't always agree with everything you say Rob, you are a supremely nice chap and you make some of the best UA-cam content out there. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK :-)
It's been said in the comments already, but I also felt every note of that Two Rock demo. I lost my beautiful rottweiler, Mandy, a couple of months ago. She was not the first dog my family has owned, but she was MY first dog. She slept in my room, she listened to me better than anyone, and she was always so happy to see me come home when the others weren't. She was my girl. She was my best friend. She was my comfort, and now she's gone. I've seen them come and go, but there is always one that is so special that it seems like the pain will never truly fade. My only comfort now is that she is no longer suffering. I can sleep easier knowing that she doesn't have to deal with hunger pains because she couldn't eat and that she'll never be so tired again. I gave her the best life I possibly could. I just hope that she knew that no matter what, I did everything I could to provide her with a safe home, a warm bed, and all the playtime she could ever ask for. Rest in peace, girl. I'll see you again some day.
Aside from the gear and the fact that this is another great video, that solo you played on the New Rock was faaahking AWESOME. Great reminder that the best art often comes about in the darkest places.
I remember that before the Machete was discontinued Fender did a promo where if I tried out the amp in store you got a bunch of free stuff. They knew it was good and that they simply needed people to try it out. Sad that it never caught on.
Like I'm thinking in buying the head of the boss katana 100 and then later buy a cabanet do u think I should buy the combo I live in an apartment so they low sound speaker in the head really helps me
Rob you are one of thes best things that happened to me,im only 14 but for the past 2 years you have inspired me to pick up an electric guitar and learn to play many thanks 👍👍
I have the Line 6 Spider IV 120 and I love it. I've had several amps and this compares to the Fender Power Chorus I bought in 1994. With the added FBV MKII foot pedal, it's eliminated any pedal I ever used in the past. It has 140 presets in the processor that are all customizable, as well as saving your own in the bank. It's even taught me how to do layering with my own loops which was completely new to me. I don't care what people think, I'm never going back to conventional amps and pedals after using it. Best amp I ever owned.
Hey Rob, love that Two Rock solo at 2min, in the original vid. I remember when that vid came out, and often reply it. Even bought the backing track you guys were using so I could play along. I always wondered why the vid was cut immediately after that solo. Now I think I know.... You've got a great touch on the blues.
I remember the YJM demo was the first andertons video I'd ever seen and I proceeded to watch every andertons video ever and haven't missed one since. Loved the nostalgia, robs playing, and the video itself.
One amp that gets overlooked a lot and it sounds great is the original Peavey Vypyr tube combos, the T60 and T120. I still have a T120 2x12 combo and it's a great amp.
Wow. You are a monster on the guitar! I have been following you and Andertons since about 2012, and whenever I want to look at a guitar or gear, I go to you first. You are a great influence for my building up my own UA-cam channel. I hope that one day I get become as good as you. Take care!
Holy shiat, over the last years of mostly blues soloing I forgot what a great metal guitar god rob is. I wonder if he still has the technical skills to pull that stuff off.
The back line behind you in this video is mouth watering... I'm a believer in Axe FX and Kemper in terms of sound, price, etc., but damn there is something super sexy about the look of a bunch of high-end amps behind a player...
This video makes me feel old. The fact that I remember the world guitar demos (especially the prs demos) and the old orange videos and even the days before those were really a regular occurrence is mildly terrifying. Still have my eternal descent cds somewhere. Great artwork on those.
You were one of the reasons why I picked up the Line 6 DT50. True story! What an amazing and underrated amp! It was far too complicated for some and far too convenient for others. Strange how that works huh? I'm glad that I was able to grab one new! I've used it on quite a few sessions! It goes from that Fender Twin to a Mesa type of sound all without programming! Crazy! If it was Helix compatible today then it would CRUSH every single thing out there
Rob, these videos are like a trip down memory lane for some of us long time viewers. HOWEVER! I think it would be hilarious to have a top ten WORST products you’ve ever used. Or maybe label it the weirdest products you’ve ever used... I feel like that would be a super fun to see. Also, I’ve been hearing a lot about this band called Hooker, did you play with them or something? Lol
the boss katana clip was amazing, the prs was like candy, and beautiful playing too! And I thought The solo "after the passing of the dog" clip was great too!!
My first Chappers video was one of the old ones where he was playing the prs through an orange thunderverb and teaching about modes. in dk where I'd be without these guys. Definitely brightened many of my days and sharpened my guitarist toolbag
Had to pause the video just to write a comment straight away; Rob, I already think you're an amazing player (still trying to save enough to one day buy your ghost fret pro lunar edition, loved it from the moment I played the first notes), but that solo you played to you dog.. WAS JUST SO DAMN AMAZING!! If that playing didn't have feeling in it, then I quit as a guitar player..! Man.. And sorry 'bout your dog..
Good video but I liked your video of the mysterious display unlike any fireworks ever seen anywhere else ? That was you at the right spot with a camera and it was truly amazing to this day !
Aha... I own a DT 25 and DT 50 . Amazing amps. Was pleasantly surprised that they were on your list. When combined with line 6 DT Edit software computer interface this amp is the best ever. You can tweak everything on the computer screen and press a button to update the line 6 POD HD500X. The best combination I've found anywhere. DT 25/50 linked to line 6 HD500X. No one comes close
Great choices! My current fave is my current main amp, the Laney Cub 12R. 15 watts, all-tube, effects loop, and the one I bought (which is actually a rebranded knock-off that uses the exact same internal components but costs not even half as much) has a really nice spring reverb (as opposed to the digital reverb in the Laney version). In fact, the only real weak point was the cheap-o Sino EL84s, which wore out after just six months of occasional low-to-moderate volume playing. Swapped in a pair of Tung-Sols, swapped in a Mesa 12AT7 in V1 (totally unnecessary, but I wanted more clean headroom for more volume so I could run an overdrive pedal and have a good, loud clean tone), and it's utter perfection. Turn up the reverb, and it's a very forgiving amp without getting muddy. Cut the reverb, and it becomes a very articulate, clear, and unforgiving amp. Turn up the presence, and it gets that Vox clarity. Turn down the presence a bit, and it mimics a Blues Junior. Roll it back further, and you get that thick Marshall sound. Add a chorus and run one channel to the power section of another amp, and you have more than enough volume for just about any gig. Such a great, underrated amp.
Yes, I was prepared to be a non-believer concerning the Katana, but I got the 100 watt 1x12 and I love it. Loved your emoting solo also Rob, sorry about your dog dying mate.
I'm very pleased with my Katana.. the worst thing I can say for it is that it sets you up for choice-overload.... because it's effing great and has about fifty Boss pedals on board. I do feel vindi-muh-cated in my choice now my amp has made your top ten! Cheers, Chappers! Ciao and cheerio!
Some really great amps there! I especially agree re the Boss Katana range. I have a Katana Artist which has become my main amp - it's a definite keeper!
I'll take one of each thank u.... Haha. Sorry about your pup man.. Grieving over a lost friend myself... Love the content you create. Definitely a little light shinning through the blinds into a dark world. Thank you for all u do.
Also remember when you reviewed the TI-15 (Iommi Signature) by Laney. This was my first Andertons video I've watched. Since then I'm always excited which reviews come next.
The YJM100 baby! I got that amp on preorder, and man... I looove that amp to bits, though I am a bit sacrilegious since I am using a reissue 1957 LP as my main thaing. But I am loving it just the same!
This video is proof without a doubt Lee is an ageless vampire :D
The Two-Rock demo: THAT was a proper solo, played by a proper guitarist. Best I have seen from you, Rob. Sorry you had to endure such tragedy but you channeled the emotions in an amazing way.
Cheers
That was huge, maybe the best thing I heard from him in all Anderton's videos. Pure emotion made of notes, it was the last goodbye from your dear friend
Absolutely agreed that was a singing soulful piece
Thanks dude, sadly I had lost many friends around that time, several human and several canine... it was all a bit too much, going back over this videos I can’t help but notice how much happier I am in recent years which is really nice - it’s odd having such a regular video diary at my disposal.
David Gilmore comfortably numb as well
They should make it a song, that solo is a masterpiece.
Came for the amps, stayed for the vintage Chappers hairstyles
Mark Lenyszyn 😁😁😁
Loving the older clips! Bring back the hair! :)
+1 on the Katana... it's really great.
SpectreSoundStudios Hey Glenn ;)
Annnnd "F*ck You Glenn"
The Two Rock solo was absolutely, incredibly amazing. What a tone and what immense playing by Chappers.
Hey Rob,
I am 17 years old and i’ve played guitar for almost 2 years. Your videos have really helped me in my guitar journey. And i’m really enjoying myself playing, thank you Rob.
Keep going!
Tiger Blood 1978 I’m 14, and I’ve played for almost 2 years as well. It’s not my first instrument, but it’s my favorite
Jokes on you I owned 2 amps in the past 10 years
I'm not surprised to see you.
I've had 6 actually.
Me too! Both cheap! A Bugera 1990 and a fender frontman.
jokes on you, i own one and its a Spider iv
I’ve had cort ge15b and Marshall mg15!And that’s in 1/2 years
My 10 Crazy Haircuts Over The Past 10 Years
Blue Meoww XD OMG
two-rock-Rob, you are one of the greats. no wonder i cant stop watching these and andertons vids. only now getting this as in the past "guitar heros" were far less personable / accessible, and "consumed" via other venues. interesting how youtube has changed the delivery method of top musicians. keep up the good work and thanks for the amp intel.
I keep coming back for that solo. Whenever an emotion is so easily conveyed into a piece of music I cannot stay away from it.
15:28 *Fluff has left the chat*
man, that two-rock solo. I must join the other commenters in praising you for that. wow. just wow. so glad I watched this video.
Demos for direct comparison:
Marshall YJM100: 0:53
Fender machete: 3:27
Two rock sensor combo: 4:43
Soldano Avenger: 6:13
Boss katana: 8:48
Line6 DT50: 10:52
MesaBoogie Mk 525: 13:03
Orange 40th an Head: 14:53
Blackstar HT5: 15:30
Mathchless : 17:43
The face of the Cap when you played that sick solo, omg, you put all your energy on it! Amazing as always Rob :)
Love that Two Rock tone and feel of that solo, definitely hints of both Zakk Wylde and Gary Moore to my ears. I bought a Fender Bassbreaker 15 purely based on your review of it and could not be happier. Keep up the great work.
Makes you think, I was 14 when started watching you and now I'm 21, nearing 22. Can remember most of these demoes! Great video :)
Exactly the same for me 😂
Still rocking the DT25 in 2018. Can be my Fender, Vox, Marshall or Mesa Sound. Power amp is all tube which is the most important thing for "tube feeling".
I'm 40 as of October 13. A year ago I decided to finally learn to play guitar. I'm still learning but finally found a guitar that fit me very well. In the evening I cant really get into my practicing as I like because of shared living accommodation. I take time some nights to gather components from electronic stuff people have brought in and I've built 2, 5 watt 2 channel tube amps and one that was 17.88w with 2 channels. I wont use less than a quality 12 inch speaker and I love a kt88 build. The kt88 is a fine amp tube and it brings my SG to life like nothing else. People will swear I was playing on a Les Paul. I gave the first amp to my nephew and my second amp went to a friend kid. The big ones pushing a 15 inch speaker and is punchy in the bottom end, its tight all through and I can set off a few car alarms if I put it in my window lol. I'm using diagrams I find online. I sort of think I need an attenuator for anything over 15 amps now lol. I know enough to change the setups I find and make them more robust or wire them with enough changes to it them to make it mine and not a copy. My hand wired boards are on a chassis. You take out 2 screws and it pulls straight back and swings to the right. It gives you access to the tubes on the bottom and wiring on top.
Two Rock Sensor solo - breathtaking, thank you. Lee stopping playing to watch, the glance you give him over the top of your glasses and the smile he has as he knows it's something special. Cheers x
How does Rob not have at least a million subscribers yet? The world has gone mad!
I like you Rob....you are absolutely honest an full of deeper understanding than most of the other guys around here.
Holy shiiit, that solo was absolutely soulfully insane!
those feels are exactly why i wanted to learn guitar. i started at 37, and had so much emotion that needed a way out that didnt involve explosions
that solo on the two rock made me want to cry. you can hear the pain and emotion in that solo.
Ridiculous how many different looks Chappers has had over the years. Never actually noticed.
My favourite amps I've owned (since I don't have much experience demoing gear):
Hughes and Kettner TubeMeister 18 - my current main amp, it's just a really good-sounding amp and I bought mine just before they started really getting a lot of social media coverage. But for the price, the features you get were really ahead of their time: a tube health indicator, a DI output that sounds good for once, built-in power soak that lets you run without a cabinet... even though it's been updated and tweaked a few times, I can't see any reason to give mine up and upgrade.
Orange Dark Terror - Holy hell that amp sounds incredible. I had to send my TubeMeister in for repair and ended up with one of these as a loaner. Definitely the best high-gain amp I've ever had in my house. Was seriously massive-sounding. The only thing I would have liked on it was a clean channel.
Orange Micro Dark - I actually owned the last one's little brother for a while, and even though I had owned it with the dinky little 1x8 cabinet, and that sounded terrible, I once got to open the taps on it through a Peavey 4x12. Talk about night-and-day difference in tone. For a super-cheap half-solid-state amp that looks like a toy, that thing packed some SERIOUS punch and I'd have gigged with it in a heartbeat. To be honest, even though I upgraded to the TubeMeister, I still kind of wish I'd stuck with it, but again, I needed a clean channel.
Peavey Express 112 - I considered this my first "real" amp, since it was the first with a 12" speaker. Old analog solid-state combo, probably just a rebadged Bandit (I have no idea what the difference is, if there is one), one of the blue-stripe models. Thing sounds pretty damn glorious for a solid-state amp made around the same time as the fall of the Berlin Wall. I still keep the thing around as a basic living room rig, just plugging my guitars straight into the front of it.
4:56 Lee's face is how I look at everyone who picks up my guitar and shows me what it can do.
Finally watched a Dorje video the other day. It was Catalyst and I was completely blown away. The goofing around you do on the Andertons Music Co. videos did not prepare me for how good you play and sing.
Oletta Liano Thanks man :-)
@@RobChappers Hey man, a really weird question. Do you happen to remember if the soldano avenger had an effects loop or not? I hear the delay but it could be added later. The loop and non loop models are different circuit wise.
Okay the Two-Rock solo was fuzzing amazing. I was blown away by how good the amp sounded and omg Chappers playing was sick! Awesome!
A trip down Chappers memory lane!!!! Ah I remember nearly all of these video's first time round, brilliant! Really enjoyed this, and while I don't always agree with everything you say Rob, you are a supremely nice chap and you make some of the best UA-cam content out there. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK :-)
me too Gary. I scare myself by how many you tube video's I've watched. What can I say. It's better than coronation street.
@@bottleneck1100 UA-cam all day long mate😊 TV just don't do it for me
It's been said in the comments already, but I also felt every note of that Two Rock demo. I lost my beautiful rottweiler, Mandy, a couple of months ago. She was not the first dog my family has owned, but she was MY first dog. She slept in my room, she listened to me better than anyone, and she was always so happy to see me come home when the others weren't. She was my girl. She was my best friend. She was my comfort, and now she's gone. I've seen them come and go, but there is always one that is so special that it seems like the pain will never truly fade. My only comfort now is that she is no longer suffering. I can sleep easier knowing that she doesn't have to deal with hunger pains because she couldn't eat and that she'll never be so tired again. I gave her the best life I possibly could. I just hope that she knew that no matter what, I did everything I could to provide her with a safe home, a warm bed, and all the playtime she could ever ask for. Rest in peace, girl. I'll see you again some day.
Man that two rock solo knocked my socks off. Spectacular!
Beautiful story about the dog. My buddies are like my kids. Great playing. Could feel that emotion. Did em right man!
Aside from the gear and the fact that this is another great video, that solo you played on the New Rock was faaahking AWESOME. Great reminder that the best art often comes about in the darkest places.
Proud Fender Machete owner here! Does everything excellently.
I remember that before the Machete was discontinued Fender did a promo where if I tried out the amp in store you got a bunch of free stuff. They knew it was good and that they simply needed people to try it out. Sad that it never caught on.
That Two Rock amp solo was killer! So emotive.
You and the Captain introduced me to the Boss Katana 100. Best combo amp I've ever owned.
Like I'm thinking in buying the head of the boss katana 100 and then later buy a cabanet do u think I should buy the combo
I live in an apartment so they low sound speaker in the head really helps me
Rob you are one of thes best things that happened to me,im only 14 but for the past 2 years you have inspired me to pick up an electric guitar and learn to play many thanks 👍👍
I have the Line 6 Spider IV 120 and I love it. I've had several amps and this compares to the Fender Power Chorus I bought in 1994. With the added FBV MKII foot pedal, it's eliminated any pedal I ever used in the past. It has 140 presets in the processor that are all customizable, as well as saving your own in the bank. It's even taught me how to do layering with my own loops which was completely new to me. I don't care what people think, I'm never going back to conventional amps and pedals after using it. Best amp I ever owned.
there are a lot of great amp in this video but you really have an amazing sound with each amp
Hey Rob, love that Two Rock solo at 2min, in the original vid. I remember when that vid came out, and often reply it. Even bought the backing track you guys were using so I could play along. I always wondered why the vid was cut immediately after that solo. Now I think I know.... You've got a great touch on the blues.
I remember the YJM demo was the first andertons video I'd ever seen and I proceeded to watch every andertons video ever and haven't missed one since. Loved the nostalgia, robs playing, and the video itself.
I’ve been watching Rob since he started, so so glad he’s sorted his hair out now 😂
Keep up the fantastic content 🙂🤙🏼
Yes. This year I lost my best friend. 10 years of the best years with my toy poodle. Annie. I know your pain. Still look for her.
4:40 keep coming back to this solo. Just have to work this out. Well worth a video on its own.
I know I'm seeing this video very late...but when you talked about the loss of your dog, you gained a fan for life. The solo was incredile!
One amp that gets overlooked a lot and it sounds great is the original Peavey Vypyr tube combos, the T60 and T120. I still have a T120 2x12 combo and it's a great amp.
Wow. You are a monster on the guitar! I have been following you and Andertons since about 2012, and whenever I want to look at a guitar or gear, I go to you first. You are a great influence for my building up my own UA-cam channel. I hope that one day I get become as good as you. Take care!
I hear you about losing a dog. Sorry for your loss and nice solo for her/him.
Holy shiat, over the last years of mostly blues soloing I forgot what a great metal guitar god rob is. I wonder if he still has the technical skills to pull that stuff off.
Eternal Descent, good memories! Your and Llexi Leon's channel were the first channels I subscribed
You weren't kidding. That Two Rock solo is gorgeous.
So agree with the Boss Katana belonging in this list.
I played a Soldano SL100 once in a guitar center with a $9000 Les Paul, and needles to say it sounded pretty good! lol
The back line behind you in this video is mouth watering...
I'm a believer in Axe FX and Kemper in terms of sound, price, etc., but damn there is something super sexy about the look of a bunch of high-end amps behind a player...
This video makes me feel old. The fact that I remember the world guitar demos (especially the prs demos) and the old orange videos and even the days before those were really a regular occurrence is mildly terrifying.
Still have my eternal descent cds somewhere. Great artwork on those.
4:44 so deep, thank you man!
You were one of the reasons why I picked up the Line 6 DT50. True story! What an amazing and underrated amp! It was far too complicated for some and far too convenient for others. Strange how that works huh?
I'm glad that I was able to grab one new! I've used it on quite a few sessions! It goes from that Fender Twin to a Mesa type of sound all without programming! Crazy!
If it was Helix compatible today then it would CRUSH every single thing out there
That Two-Rock solo was instant chills
That solo on the two rock might be new favorite solo of all time
Agree with you about the Machete. Such a great amp. I seriously regret not buying one when I could.
I love this retrospective on Rob's hair styles over the years...
Rob, these videos are like a trip down memory lane for some of us long time viewers. HOWEVER! I think it would be hilarious to have a top ten WORST products you’ve ever used. Or maybe label it the weirdest products you’ve ever used... I feel like that would be a super fun to see.
Also, I’ve been hearing a lot about this band called Hooker, did you play with them or something? Lol
My gooosh Lee got so lost and amazed by your playing by 4:50 !! Just Fabulous
the boss katana clip was amazing, the prs was like candy, and beautiful playing too! And I thought The solo "after the passing of the dog" clip was great too!!
machete was a great amp. it was the best sounding fender in decades.
I agree on the Line 6 DT50. I never owned it, but played it and liked. Someone told me it lacked mids and couldn't cut through playing live.
A very nice sum up with some amazing amps that are under the radar really, thank you!
Nice one Rob 👍🏻 I was surprised you didn’t include the Friedman PT20 as I know you did love that amp for a while earlier this year.
Great vid mate!
I can only imagine it's because it's not very unique, has a good sound but a somewhat generic sound
Surprised not to see a Tone King amp in there. In your demo's you praised them so highly.
I still have a Fender Machette Head ... love it! Thanks for the demo on that one!
god damn... that tworock solo is not just one of your best solos but one pf the best solos i've heard in a long long time
tabs please?
That Line6!! Been wanting one since I tried it over 5y ago! surprisingly great sounding.
Interesting amp choices and a good reminder to everyone what a great player you are. Nice one Rob.
My first Chappers video was one of the old ones where he was playing the prs through an orange thunderverb and teaching about modes. in dk where I'd be without these guys. Definitely brightened many of my days and sharpened my guitarist toolbag
Had to pause the video just to write a comment straight away; Rob, I already think you're an amazing player (still trying to save enough to one day buy your ghost fret pro lunar edition, loved it from the moment I played the first notes), but that solo you played to you dog.. WAS JUST SO DAMN AMAZING!! If that playing didn't have feeling in it, then I quit as a guitar player..! Man.. And sorry 'bout your dog..
Good video but I liked your video of the mysterious display unlike any fireworks ever seen anywhere else ?
That was you at the right spot with a camera and it was truly amazing to this day !
damn Chappers that was some badass playing thru that Two-Rock and that Fender Machete was killer TOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rob you a killer player. WOW!
wow okey that was absolutly feelable emotions with that two rock demo- holy shit
18:20, Yellow Ledbetter by Pearl Jam would sound amazing with that sound setting!
Always great to see Pumpers (Jeff) RIP. Had a few dealings with World Guitars back in the day.
Aha... I own a DT 25 and DT 50 . Amazing amps. Was pleasantly surprised that they were on your list. When combined with line 6 DT Edit software computer interface this amp is the best ever. You can tweak everything on the computer screen and press a button to update the line 6 POD HD500X. The best combination I've found anywhere. DT 25/50 linked to line 6 HD500X. No one comes close
those amps are beasts indeed ...still own it after all those years
This was some cool nostalgia amp videos. The Fender Machete reminded me of Fender's 1980s ROC100 series back in the day.
Great choices! My current fave is my current main amp, the Laney Cub 12R. 15 watts, all-tube, effects loop, and the one I bought (which is actually a rebranded knock-off that uses the exact same internal components but costs not even half as much) has a really nice spring reverb (as opposed to the digital reverb in the Laney version). In fact, the only real weak point was the cheap-o Sino EL84s, which wore out after just six months of occasional low-to-moderate volume playing. Swapped in a pair of Tung-Sols, swapped in a Mesa 12AT7 in V1 (totally unnecessary, but I wanted more clean headroom for more volume so I could run an overdrive pedal and have a good, loud clean tone), and it's utter perfection. Turn up the reverb, and it's a very forgiving amp without getting muddy. Cut the reverb, and it becomes a very articulate, clear, and unforgiving amp. Turn up the presence, and it gets that Vox clarity. Turn down the presence a bit, and it mimics a Blues Junior. Roll it back further, and you get that thick Marshall sound. Add a chorus and run one channel to the power section of another amp, and you have more than enough volume for just about any gig. Such a great, underrated amp.
Yes, I was prepared to be a non-believer concerning the Katana, but I got the 100 watt 1x12 and I love it. Loved your emoting solo also Rob, sorry about your dog dying mate.
I’m a high gain player but, damn the cleans on that matchless.
Pretty cool... Proud to know I've got a Blackstar HT5 head...and I've got it going through a Marshall 4x12
I'm very pleased with my Katana.. the worst thing I can say for it is that it sets you up for choice-overload.... because it's effing great and has about fifty Boss pedals on board. I do feel vindi-muh-cated in my choice now my amp has made your top ten! Cheers, Chappers! Ciao and cheerio!
Some really great amps there! I especially agree re the Boss Katana range. I have a Katana Artist which has become my main amp - it's a definite keeper!
I'll take one of each thank u.... Haha. Sorry about your pup man.. Grieving over a lost friend myself... Love the content you create. Definitely a little light shinning through the blinds into a dark world. Thank you for all u do.
Nice dog solo!!! one of the best i hear from you awsome!!!
Nice to see Jeff make an appearance, still miss him.
Cap's astonished face 5:05 is amazing
1. Mesa Boogie- Dual/Triple Rectifier
2. Friedman BE-100
3. Bogner Ecstasy
4. Diezel Herbert
5. Mezzabarba MZero
6. Engl
7. Marshall JCM 800
I bought the Epiphone Nighthawk and the HT-5 because of you, Rob. And because I liked them. But you definitely had a hand in it for sure.
Also remember when you reviewed the TI-15 (Iommi Signature) by Laney. This was my first Andertons video I've watched. Since then I'm always excited which reviews come next.
Wow, kind of wishing Fender didn’t scrap that Machete, that thing is rad!
The YJM100 baby! I got that amp on preorder, and man... I looove that amp to bits, though I am a bit sacrilegious since I am using a reissue 1957 LP as my main thaing. But I am loving it just the same!