Ex Megadeth Guitar Player's WIFE is MAD AT ME!
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
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0:00 Get off the Train Tracks, stupid!
0:46 Write Songs In Other Genres
1:33 Remember any SONGS from Shrapnel Records?
2:30 Chinese VS UK Vintage 30s
4:27 Real Amps Work After OS Update
4:42 All V30s Sound Good?
5:45 Warm Audio 47 VS U47?
6:45 Excessively Loud Guitar DI
7:57 Secret Bass Tone
8:31 Songwriting vs Shredding
8:54 Guitarist's Ego = Important!
8:59 Trey Xavier Songwriting Course
9:49 Butthurt Wife of Ex Megadeth Guitar Player
11:44 Genuine Butthurt!
11:57 Angry Comments = Algorithm Boost
12:39 More Shirts In 2022
13:04 Put In Time & Effort
14:19 Revv Sounds Bad Through Bad Cab
14:48 Tube Amp Obsolescence?
16:09 Good Interface?
17:12 Gear Acquisition Over The Decades
18:14 I Swear I Can Tell The Difference Between Tubes!
18:36 38 Years Old, No License, No Problem
19:41 Tinnitus?
21:11 I Love Robotech! (And Anime In General)
22:02 Recap & Bloopers
About Spectre Sound Studios:
I'm Glenn Fricker, engineer here at Spectre Sound Studios. I love making records, and after doing it for sixteen years, I want to pass on what I've learned. On my channel you can find tutorials on how to record guitar, bass, real drums and vocals. There's reviews and demos of tube amps, amp sims, drums, mics, preamps, outboard gear, Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, and plugin effects.
We've covered Moon on the Water, played Bias FX, given you the absolute best in Stupid Musician Texts, ranted & raved about bass guitar, and this channel is where The Eagle has Landed.
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IMO The best band photos are ones of the band just living their lives and being together, so you can tell they’re actually friends that hang out. Not just meeting up on a Friday to awkwardly take pictures together
Altitudes by Jason Becker immediately comes to mind. that level of song writing(ignore shred, let's just look at the chords) from an 18/19 year old is mind blowing. jason was truly a gift.
Jason was a beast.
jason becker is amazing.
My all time favorite guitarist. And an amazing human being.
Happy New Year Glenn and I hope 2022 brings you even more success than 2021 did. Thank you for all the content over the last year and keep up the good work.
Learning different genres is always a great method.
I've been learning the foundations of metal drumming the last few years and found playing along to hip hop/electro tracks helped me focus on keeping the kick hits even and steady, playing along to funk and soul helped my high-hat control, and reggae helped my speed on tom fills.
All the best for 2022!
I find your channel really informative and look forward to each episode. Keep up the great work man!
Glen Drover was stupid enough to play in Geoff Tate's Queensryche, so of course he'd be married/related to someone stupid enough to use their real last name.
That is the person in question? I thought he was referring to Chris Poland.
@@shanemiller9000 Glen Drover, he's canadian and lives in Kingsville, ON. relativelly near to Fricker! lol
@@shanemiller9000 Chris Poland is a super nice humble guy, i don't believe for a second he'd do something like this
@@Andrija_12345 exactly
Cool to see guys I watch lurking in the comments here!
Absolutely love this channel. Keeps my love for metal alive as well as just being some of the best studio talk available anywhere.
GLEEEEEEEEEENNNNNNNN!! Happy New Zealand New Year, you beautiful human being! Thank you for EVERYTHING you've literally given me, and thank you for everything you offer
Writing & recording stuff outside your normal genre is extremely beneficial. "Americana" is NOT my genre, but I'm about 95% complete covering an old Tom Petty track (You Don't Know How it Feels), and I have learned a LOT in the process. Funny thing is, I chose it because I thought it would be "easy" to cover. Hahahaha. Fail. I's NOT easy to faithfully reproduce someone else's music, no matter how seemingly simple it sounds. Plus, folks like Tom Petty are masters at playing simple stuff.... masterfully. Trying to figure out how to reproduce what they did is a huge learning experience.
I wasn't a fan until I was offered free tickets to one of his shows at the Santa Barbara Bowl and went. Tom Petty live was insane. Sounds just like the albums, just louder. And my go to genre is death metal, Suffocation, Obituary etc
I agree I listen to death but love Tom petty too bad him an chuck are gone R.I.P.
I guess you could say that now you know how it feels.
@@WhatGrenadeWhere I saw Tom in the 80s because of free Bob Dylan tickets , the Heartbreakers were amazing, Bob was drunk and surly . I went out and bought a bunch of Tom's albums , it would be a while before I bought another Bob rekkid .
This is amazing advice, one thing I recommend to new guitarists all the time, is "play everything" I play a ton of covers and styles I can't friggen stand, because there's always something to learn from it. Especially if the song did well, there's a reason, and maybe, we should instead of saying "Man I don't like this" be going "What do people like about this?"
as for my playstyle I'm big on Nu metal, and classic metal, but I play pop, alternative, rock, metal, hell even some renditions of classical songs, because those pieces survived the test of time, survivorship bias, if they survived the test of time, there's a reason and I should be looking for it. It's not exactly the same, but the point behind my and your advice is the same, there's something to learn from other music outside our normal genre.
i legit glad that Mustaine kicked the Drovers out, albeit Broderick out was also kinda bummer but then again Kiko is just too tasteful to miss Chris lmao.
I don't think Shawn was kicked out. He left of his own will when Chris Broderick left. And Glen Drover actually left earlier than that, but none were kicked out. Kiko and Dirk are excellent though, I hope they stick around.
Chris was a monster. His solo on this is how the story ends is one of the best deep cuts in megadeths catalogue. Kiko is the nicest guy they've had since Marty though.
Shawn resigned of his own accord. His brother is a cock but I opened for act of defiance once and he was a total gem. Offered to adjust their setup for us and everything. I told him not to worry and that we'd work around them but it really struck me.
@@45scienceproject the guys in act of defiance are real stand up guys, I did their load in when they played in my city, Broderick was literally first out of the bus and helped load in, Shawn was not far behind him, everyone in the band and crew were awesome, and absolute joy's to work with.
@@schlongle1641 I agree completely. All four of those guys were incredibly cool and kind to us. I'll never forget it.
Hey just wanted to say I dig what you’re doing man! Been playing guitar for 24 years now and I wish I had these videos to check out back when I first started!
Thanks dude, great episode as always. Hope you have an even more successful and happy 2022, from Glastonbury, England. ☺️🤘
Heavy new year to you, Glenn! Stay healthy, happy and do what you like!
FU from Kiel, Northern Germany ;)
listen to 40 below summer
Happy new year to you Glenn in advance. Will be shit faced later. You've made a positive impact on my approach to mixing and recording in 2021 which was a dogshit year. May your 2022 be prosperous etc.
Freaking love Marty Friedman. So much respect for that man's beautiful melodies.
Happy New Year Glen, enjoyed this video as there is always interesting content. Looking forward to seeing what you create in the year ahead.
i just found this channel and its now in my top ten keep up the awsome work dude keep slaying
There is another very memorable Schrapnel Records guitarist that you may have heard of, Paul Gilbert. I still regularly listen to the Racer X records, because they had some decent songs, my favorites being "Into the Night" & "Street Lethal".
Absolutely this. Love Paul Gilbert and Racer X, but also PG's less shred-happy material he's done since moving on from Shrapnel.
@@ESavoy777 I was in high-school when I first heard PG's "Fuzz Universe" record... that shit blew my mind clear out and got me looking into the rest of his solo work and Mr. Big and Racer X. He's still one of my favorite guitarists ever.
Oh right! He was definitely one of the better ones. I had forgotten about that band.
And his work with Mr. Big is impeccable.
I couldnt remember particular songs either, but if I want great sophisticated melodies theres tons of reasons to go back to those albums. Usually the "background" band are great players on top of that.
Hey Glenn I just want to say your channel is becoming one of my favorites and I don't even really play metal. Thanks for the hours of entertainment man
We need more suit and tie Glenn videos, those are hilarious.......I'm not a metal guy, mostly rock and blues, but love the channel, keep up the good work...!!
Glenn have you ever had anyone who wanted the St Anger Snare so which home Depot did have to go to to find the right trash can
He actually had to piss on a tin roof and mic that up to get it exact
A lot of recording consoles have a mysterious piece of gaffer's tape on them somewhere, if you peel it off you will find a button marked "SUCK". Solo the snare channel, press the button, and there's the sound!
Idk man people love that tone I’m early deathcore and grindcore
@@DeAdiLLuSioNz Some of those dudes actually use 40 gallon drums, I suspect.
wishing you and your loved ones an happy new year, I enjoy what you're doing. Rock on!
Thanks Glenn, I love these type of videos and I recently got a Boss Katana 50 Mk1 as I am a beginner.
I think a lot of people forget about trying new genres. Almost all the artists you like pulled inspiration from other genres, it might turn out you're actually better at making music in a genre you don't listen to. Lemmy loved Abba and country for example. I originally got into making music because I wanted to produce hardcore punk but I ended up making synthwave and ambient which are genres I hardly listen to but everyone has given me significantly more positive feedback on those than my attempts with metal and punk.
I had a bunch of genre influences, starting in 89 I was in Love with Maiden and Sabbath , and Hendrix and the Doors, then Death, Cannibal Corpse, Carcass, Metallica, Exodus, Nuclear Assault, Slayer, Morbid Angel, Obituary, Venom, Celtic Frost, Grunge, Alternative all sorts of heavy or weird shit. I hit a wall around 95 and soon got into Jazz. I had no lessons, books, or videos. No scales, chords, or theory, but even by ear, if not maybe more, it didn't get me over the wall, it handed me the keys to the fucking door! Jazz helps soooo much, I can shit out hook riffs like diarrhea now!
Trying new genres will also prevent you from falling into the incestuous rabbit hole that's making metal music inspired by metal inspired by metal. After a certain point, without anything new being injected it just sounds the same.
@@julianspanos2108 it can also be quite fun to take your influences and apply them to other genres. we see this in stuff like "trap-metal" which has become fairly popular lately (artists like zillakami for example) where we have hip-hop beats and vocal rhythms but with metal style screaming and guitar riffs alongside the typical electronic production. a lot of the bigger names in hip-hop right now were inspired by punk and metal and I would love to see that be more of a two way street (which we're starting to see with bands like code orange heavily embracing modern synthesis and some EDM production techniques).
Lemmy loved the Beatles!
@@KelticKabukiGirl other genres??? That’s all the same genre except for jazz. Funny dude
Happy New Year, Glenn! A day late, though.... Thanks and Great Channel!!!
Happy New Year! An hour and a half ago here in South Australia! 🙂
Happy New Year everybody!
Guai a te Christian Airte!
Buon anno! 😁
Thank for all the great advice throughout your whole channel
Every time, some interesting things to hear on your channel, so I stay here longer, happy 2022 Glenn and your team. On this side of the globe, it's early evening, so time to leave my music studio and go do some cooking, cheers all.
Glenn…I am very excited for your photography content. Can’t wait to see what you come up with! Also, 60 watt creambacks in an X pattern with v30s in a Mesa cab is how I get my sound.
GFYS and Happy New Year Glenn.
I recently made a trip back to the first 2 Woods disk that Glenn mixed. Although Glenn claims it was way early in his mixing career but the 2 records still stand the test of time. Its brutal, its dark and melancholic on some of the parts. Also the mix is on a whole other level given the type of production seen on black metal albums. Not too clean and not too grinding. Thats what I like about those 2 records.
Would love to see some content on these 2 disks Glenn.
Cheers and Happy New Year.
LOVE your new anamorphic shooting style. Way to go.
Hi Glen! I don´t really have a doubt or a comment here, just wishing you an amazing 2022. I´ve watched your channel all over this year, learned stuff and had a lot of fun. I´ll keep following in 2022 for sure. Peace :)
Thanks, Edu!
Hi Glenn I really enjoy your channel keep up the great work and Happy New Year to you and your wife from Kingston, Ontario
Cheers as always mate, happy new years from Aus.
Happy new year @spectresoundstudios to you all grinding your asses off!
Gleeeeen!!!!! Happy new year!!!!! All the best Master you Rock!!!!
Happy New Year, and happy Frickerstag!
Hi Gleen tutorial on budget recording studio equipment and set up would be something id love to watch. Keep up the good work man \m/
first time caller - love the channel...found you looking for an interface....YOU ROCK!
GLENN... Happy New Year DUDE.
Glenn your content is officially off the hook!!! Been watching for years now and your energy and attitude fuels my passions for this world, I’ve felt more energy from your recent content than from any other UA-camr as of late, and it’s insanely inspiring.
Glenn, you’re absolutely the coolest dude and I LEAP at any new content you put up!
Thanks so much for your support!
I love your videos. Thanks, Glenn.
Happy Fuckin New Year from New Zealand, already in 2022!!!!
Watching this while still on a New Years high, great way to start the year
Happy New Years Glen! :D I got a Roland PC-200 Mk. I, the exact same model used by former keyboardist Madonna Wayne Gacy of Marilyn Manson and even Brian Liesegang used this on Filter's Short Bus as a drum machine and sampler.
I even am saving up for the Roland S-550, since I can't afford the Akai S900 or S950 right now. But I am excited and nervous it's all coming together now!
Stay Groovie Glen!
Hey Glen, Happy New Year and all that shit! The V30 U.K./Chinese thing is really interesting, do you think the older ones sounding better may be partly down to them ageing and wearing in rather than changes to the specs? I’ve found once they’ve been used for a few years some of the harsh edges get knocked off and they sound much better. Also agree, the Creambacks sound fucking great!
Also you’re spot on with the tube thing, I can’t believe how many people that change them like they’re strings. If they work and sound good, LEAVE THEM ALONE!
Hay Glenn, Happy new year and all that.
Re your studio for under $1500 I bought a Soundcraft Signature 22MTK for £680 (they also make a 12 channel version for around £380) and it comes with great Ghost pre amps, loads of built in Lexicon fx, DBX Limiters, connects to any daw, and Sapphyre eq’s taken from their top of the range desks. It’s worth a mention if building on the cheap. Just thought I’d mention it. I love mine and it sounds awesome.
Keep up the great work GF.
Damn Glenn, I love your videos, I'm enjoying your content, and that's why they get recommended. When I got on the show, MY POINT WAS there's a time for Glenn, and to be scared shitless by him shouting ON AUTOPLAY after the chillest podcast IS NOT ONE OF THEM! My fault for not turning that off though.
GLEEEEEENNNNNN!!!!!!! I caught that typo
9:46 “Creat New Ideas”
Awesome video as always!
You're looking REALLY good brother. Big fan. Been following for a while now. Just had to get a new account so I had to find you and sub!
GLEEEEEENNNNN!
uh..Happy New Year!❤🎶
Hi Glen love the channel. Keep up the good work.
great vid once again keep up the good work and happy new year
Phantom Blue were a great Shrapnel band. I still regularly listen to their debut album. Once saw them at the Marquee Club in London. Michelle Meldrum and Nichole Couch were a fantastic pair of shredders
14:48 A thing I noticed that really makes a difference with how guitars sound is the bridge. My dad is a luthier and used the same pups in two guitars, one had a gibson like bridge and the other one a floyd rose. When we tried both they sounded nothing like the other one. The fixed bridge had a more mid-treble sound and the Floyd Rose made the guitar way more bassy. If I can get my hands back on the fixed bridge guitar then I'll do a comparison, could be interensting.
YES for the creambacks review! I've been putting off buying them for my 2x12 as there is almost nothing out there regarding metal. Bring it on!
Comment for the algorithm. Cheers from Mexico, Glenn.
I love the show even though I never listen to metal or record metal.
Happy New Year to you too
After seeing a rig rundown where Bill Kelliher from Mastodon mentioned he puts cream backs in all of his cabs, I got some to try out. I put them in a Marshall Origin cab that came with Seventy 80s, so anything would have been an upgrade, but I’ve been super happy with the results.
If Bill says it, it's probably right.
GLEN! You talked about some upcoming plugins for bass players, and you kept a straight face while doing it! It's a shame we'll have to wait till April 1st for the big reveal...😜
Love the Donnie and Marie reference at 1:17!
For shred guitar songs, I love 'Desert Island' from Cacophony - Speed Metal Symphony.
I bought Neo Creambacks for my 2x12 trying to make it lighter as well as finding an alternative to V30s and was very pleased at how good they sounded. Very smooth, not as scooped as V30s, and way less hissy. They also nail every tuning I throw at them from E standard down to drop E. Two Notes also has a really rad IR of an Orange 2x12 with Neo Creambacks.
Glen! You should make a video comparing the speakers in your early cabinet vs the newer cabinet to back up the claim that older ones sound better! (I don’t have experience with cabs, but I’d be interested to see the difference in sound)
Happy New Year Glenn!!
People who struggle to write songs just need to keep at it. Or get Trey's course maybe. One thing that helps me is to listen to a lot of different styles of music. Listen to the people who have written killer songs. Not just killer metal songs. And also try to write in different styles. Just a thought there. Great show, Glenn!
Love the vids glenn
Just wanted to wish you a happy new year, man🤘🍻🧨
i love the little panicky look at the screen at 23:41 when the screen saver goes off
also re: writing outside your confort genre, YES, the best thing you can do to write good metal songs is try to write stuff in other genres and learn from it and apply those ideas and techniques to metal, it will not only improve your metal songwriting, it will also make your sound more interesting and unique
Happy New Year!
Gleeeeennnn!!! Maybe the older Vintage 30s are sounding better simply because they are well broken in...can't say for sure because I only own the new Chinese ones which are not broken in...just a thought,I don't know...what do you think?
Glenn! When referring to the Celestion Vintage 30s, I was discussing with my bass instructor, about your recent scientific method with testing the different speakers. Yes, I regularly maintain my instrument, as I play proficiently on guitar anytime my neurological movement disorders don't decide to wreck my progress. Anyways, he had mentioned that there had been a change in the magnets from the standard AlNiCo to the more powerful Nd magnets thus giving a change to the overall sound. I had some issues researching this, but it seems like a very well articulated hypothesis. Perhaps you may be able to delve deeper and shed further light upon this particular area of the subject matter if you so desire. Thanks for being awesome, being scientifically literate, and fuck you.
Train track photo shoot. Yup guilty 🤣. Happy new year Glenn!
Interfaces! I'm using a zoom r8 and I have to say I love it. It's about 400 CAD retail but I got mine for a little less on sale. The built in amp sims in it aren't great, but you can record direct into it as well as interface with your DAW of choice. It'll run on 3 AA batteries for hours on end and can use it as a field recorder with its 2 built in microphones. You can use it as a live looper, sequencer and drum machine. I've never had any headroom issues either direct in with a guitar/bass or a microphone and has plenty of gain for quiet inputs and it can record in up to 24 bit 48kHz quality. I know it's less sexy than a sleek little box next to your mixing computer, but given the results that I've been able to pull out of it in tandem with a crappy acer laptop, I can't recommend it enough.
Love the content thank you keep it up
Dude, just keep rocking :D
A couple of years from now and we'll be watching your videos on Imax.
Thanks for a great video and have a cool new year, Be safe and skilful. Pinge
Well you had Jason and Marty's band Cacophony who were signed to Shrapnel. So, off the top of my head, "Ninja", "X-ray Eyes", "Floating World", "Go Off", and "fortune?", maybe. I'm not sure what label they were with for their solo careers but songs included "Air", "Perpetual Burn", Dragons Kiss". Other famous artists from that label were Tony Mcalpine, Richie Kotzen, Vinnie Moore, and Racer X.
Happy New Year, Glenn 🍷
This channel has been very influential on me. Since I've yet to officially set up my studio, I feel like I can be off to a good start with what I've learned over the last year so I can have a better idea diving in.
I'm to the point of only needing mics, monitors, and the space set up but I'm mostly worried about the mics. I'm thinking of getting the Shure SM-57 drum mic kit so I can do a lot of there recordings as well and then next upgrade to the Lewitt matched mics for the drums and begin to do more live recordings. Saying that the room is properly set up, is that a good idea or will there still be interference with other mics and instruments bleeding into others?
Brilliant show!
Time and standards keep changing. I recall when a decade on the job was not considered a lot. Cpla decades turning wrenches has helped me learn play the skins softer. Of course, gone are the days of 32nd notes on the hats for an entire song... Thanks for the vid, Glenn
Diving back into the classic rock riffs and songs I started playing with (AC/DC, Sabbath, etc) is actually helping my metal playing. Kinda drifting away from drop B and C# back up to drop D and E standard HELP!!!
Glen, you are on point at 14:48 with the tube tones and those with "discerning ears" being full of crap when they say they can hear any difference. The only way I can tell any quantifiable difference between any tubes of the same type - that are within functional tolerances, at least - is with a scope. A bit of asymmetry here, earlier breakup there, more crossover distortion at certain volumes, etc. Only exception is if you have a very worn out tube, or one that's just bad, then it's obvious. Any other time, if an old school amp component is going bad in a way you can hear it, it's likely a filter capacitor causing a hum or buzz or some sour harmonics. In any case, I won't say what sounds better or worse with the new tech and plug-ins, but I do know at least one thing that sounds good: With hearing protection in, dials at 2 o'clock and master volume up to pants-flapping loud, nothing beats a good humbucker guitar chugging and wailing through a tube amp and a half stack. I'm a simple man with simple needs.
As for Robotech, I LOVED that! Would love to watch it again (especially as back in South Africa, where I lived at the time, they never aired the entire series or at least not that I saw). Have been on the hunt for it to watch again.
thanks for the response! research brought me to the same conclusion you suggested, much appreciated!
side note, i think its hilarious the behringer UM2 worked better than the usb96 haha
Hell yea good stuff!!!
Jump Start - Greg Howe
I first heard that song years ago and it's still memorable for me
On that DI Box:
My shitty passive (!) Ibanez RG Guitar with those INF4 pickups at the bridge clipped my Audient iD mkII (gain @ 0) on palm mutes and loud trem-picking when I used my good cable. had to use something with a lot more resistance before I got my Radial J48. Thanks for the suggestion Glenn! That 15dB pad puts my peaks at a comfy -10. My other 2 guitars were still pretty hot peaking at like -1dBFS. They kinda overlooked that i guess, other than that the thing is fucking crazy good for the price. And they have this guitar-specific box with great headroom so they probably didn't want dynamic mic output to be too quiet on the iD
Great stuff as usual Glenn, killing them with truth... I f@cK!ng love it!!! None of us are “gonna make it!” So you might as well just have fun, enjoy the ride and try to progress at your craft.🤘😆🎸
C'mon 2022! Let's get cranked up!
I found you when you were comparing a” pultec to a Klark Technic-“ i have several of the Pultec in my rack(as you noted they are not cheap and you cannot replicated it with a couple of IC’s-
i just wanted to give you props- i dont know anything about shredding or shredding music (I’m a pop guy)- but i do love your take and approach…. And you make me laugh……. Like when Lukather set up his amps in his back yard to wake up his neighbor in the morning after the guy wouldn’t stop with the morning leaf blowers!!!
So thank you and best of wishes as we move forward in 2022- oh and i loved your take on kindness to the guys who work at places like guitar center in LA - thats a tough job- and the guys who work there are just trying to make a buck….. so a little kindness goes a long way!!!
Hey Glenn thank you for your response! Totally agree with you about the different eras of V30's sounding different! My 2002 quad sounds very different to my 2008 V30's. Nolly has a whole video going over the differences with Kohlekeller Studio and he says the same, 2000 - 2004 V30's are the good ones.
I love your show . . It's been way too long most the time I have no Idea what you're talking about when you talk shop but I enjoy watching you talk about them maybe something will stick some day.
Hey Glenn! Now that I've finally gotten a house I was thinking of setting up my home recording rig up in a userfriendly (or is it ergonomic?) way. I have acquired some cool guitar preamps over the years and it would be cool not having to recable everything when I want to try out some sounds on a different unit. I also have an ancient Roland GP100 for those Heavy Devy delays ( sound amazing on this old piece of kit) but these go slightly to waste if you're only recording mono.
So ... needing about 5 sends and 6 returns I was attracted to something like the Focusrite Clarett+ 8Pre to tidy it all up in a rack. What do you think?
That Robotech T-shirt is awesome ! :)
Jewel (featuring Jason Becker) from Dragon's Kiss by Marty Friedman is the exception to the rule - but it's not shred as much as a masterfully composed, heartbreakingly melodic masterpiece.
At the time, Jason's ability to play had deteriorated to some extent, but he used that to his advantage to build a more simplified composition that focused on the feels.
It's a song that still brings me to tears. It's a fittingly beautiful and haunting piece for the Friedman/Becker duo to have gone out on.
And yeah, it's the exception to the rule because after having listened to the entire Shrapnel catalogue, it's the only one I can easily recall.
Try the Heavy Creamback, G12H creamback. Best speaker celestion makes right now. Pairs great with a neo creamback too
GLEEENNNNN! Out of all amp sims you have tried and/or heard, which one sounds the most realistic?
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