My man! ❤ I really appreciate you going out of your way to do this. Dude that pedal still sounds really good through solid state power too. I think I'm convinced. That urban camo is fkn sweeeet but the nazgul is a little closer to what I'm using. I have a pegasus in one of my guitars and a distortion in the other. Thanks again brotha! 2716 vs Ceres next? 😂
I had a band rehearsal with EHX .44 + Mooer 005 + my friends 1960 cab, another guitarist had 5150 II head with (i think) original 4x12 cab wit Sheffield speakers, there was also a loud bass and blasting drummer. Absolutely no problems with keeping my rig loud enough against the rest of the band. Tone was brutal as i like it, but after some time rehearsing (maybe one hour) it started to stop working for few seconds time to time and was very hot. I think this was caused by unmatched impedance of the 1960 speaker (4 / 16 ohm input) while EHX needs 8 ohm. Never ever had any other problems with this little bastard. Loud as hell, nice tone and in my experience it proved to bude loud enough to keep with in band rehearsal. I hope with my own MF400 cabinet (8ohm input) it wouldnt stop playing. stay metal!
That Viper is killer though! Glad you love ESP guitars too! They really are great! I missed out on an original ESP MII Standard Urban Camo and when this one popped up, I had to snag it.
Basically, it's like an overpowered overdrive? Lol, I love it. Edit: Also, since you love ESP/LTD guitars, you should get a Lynch model. Like the Haji guitar he used on wicked sensation! He combined with a Plexi for the rythyms and two Soldano SLO's for the solo work, I think..........😂
I have always loved George Lynch's playing and his ESP model. The only thing that keeps me from owning one is that they only come with 22 frets and a shorter 24.75" length.
@@louistorres okay, that's understandable. We all have our sweet spots for guitars, and a 22 fret shorter scale length guitar isn't yours lol. I have two guitars with 22 frets, a USA American Professional Strat, hss setup and a Charvel San Dimas Pro Mod, with a Floyd (I put a fat brass block in it) hh setup. All the rest are just modern shredders.
@@louistorres originally I had planned a harley benton power amp but the power required was strange but my plan b was the 44 mag, glad someone else did it too!!!
@@dresixx92102 I have a video about the Harley Benton and how I had to buy a step up/ step down converter. HB would make so much money if they made things like SS poweramps for the U.S. market.
Have a Piper Drive from Cody, ballsy OCD. Thank's for the heads up, will be getting the 2716 as well.
My man! ❤ I really appreciate you going out of your way to do this. Dude that pedal still sounds really good through solid state power too. I think I'm convinced. That urban camo is fkn sweeeet but the nazgul is a little closer to what I'm using. I have a pegasus in one of my guitars and a distortion in the other. Thanks again brotha! 2716 vs Ceres next? 😂
Yeah, the SD Nazgul is thicker sounding than the EMG, so you're going to really like using the 2716. :)
Those 44's are freaking impressive!
They really are
I had a band rehearsal with EHX .44 + Mooer 005 + my friends 1960 cab, another guitarist had 5150 II head with (i think) original 4x12 cab wit Sheffield speakers, there was also a loud bass and blasting drummer. Absolutely no problems with keeping my rig loud enough against the rest of the band. Tone was brutal as i like it, but after some time rehearsing (maybe one hour) it started to stop working for few seconds time to time and was very hot. I think this was caused by unmatched impedance of the 1960 speaker (4 / 16 ohm input) while EHX needs 8 ohm. Never ever had any other problems with this little bastard. Loud as hell, nice tone and in my experience it proved to bude loud enough to keep with in band rehearsal. I hope with my own MF400 cabinet (8ohm input) it wouldnt stop playing. stay metal!
Your urban camo E2 looks and sounds awesome. I have a E2 viper in black. Great guitars. I wish I had the urban camo model as well. Bad ass guitars!
That Viper is killer though! Glad you love ESP guitars too! They really are great! I missed out on an original ESP MII Standard Urban Camo and when this one popped up, I had to snag it.
Ive been eyeing a pair of magnum 44 for my modded vader cab.
Do that and use the BigShot ABY pedal by Radial and have two different tones!
Daaaaang sound freaking sweet
Basically, it's like an overpowered overdrive?
Lol, I love it.
Edit: Also, since you love ESP/LTD guitars, you should get a Lynch model.
Like the Haji guitar he used on wicked sensation! He combined with a Plexi for the rythyms and two Soldano SLO's for the solo work, I think..........😂
I have always loved George Lynch's playing and his ESP model. The only thing that keeps me from owning one is that they only come with 22 frets and a shorter 24.75" length.
@@louistorres okay, that's understandable.
We all have our sweet spots for guitars, and a 22 fret shorter scale length guitar isn't yours lol.
I have two guitars with 22 frets, a USA American Professional Strat, hss setup and a Charvel San Dimas Pro Mod, with a Floyd (I put a fat brass block in it) hh setup.
All the rest are just modern shredders.
lmao this was legitimately gonna be my rig I was planning it as I saw this
Bro, you're going to be floored! Add for favorite overdrive for added flavor and done. It's literally a monster!
@@louistorres originally I had planned a harley benton power amp but the power required was strange but my plan b was the 44 mag, glad someone else did it too!!!
@@dresixx92102 I have a video about the Harley Benton and how I had to buy a step up/ step down converter. HB would make so much money if they made things like SS poweramps for the U.S. market.
@@louistorres yup your Video made me realize 😂😭
Just super curious as to what you do for a living to afford all of that gear it's crazy bro
Just years of buying here and there, that's all. I'll wait years just to get the right deal. :) As for work, I used to rob banks.
@@louistorres 🤣🤣