Butterslax = hearing loss, but worth it (quick clip)
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LunatiBSW
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ProgFree":177z2n4o said:
That totally surprised me with that iPhone video. That Ibanez with the Dimarzio's and the dmoll and grind came together incredibly. No other combo I've tried sounds quite as brutal
The Butterslax though as reza said has a feel to it, it sounds awesome in the room
Junk Yard Dog
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So can the Slax sound great at lower volumes? Like in an apartment and on smaller stages?
Kapo_Polenton
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sahlomonic":2o603pjj said:
lol, i loved the first comment on youtube " Jesus, which way is the gym?"
Oh the amp sounds good too!
LunatiBSW
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You’ll be fine at lower volumes. Congrats on the purchase. I love the shit out of my slax. V30’s sound best at lower volumes with most amps to me. My big slax cab sounds good at low volumes but it engulfs you at band volumes.Junk Yard Dog":1ycueg8v said:
Kapo_Polenton":1ycueg8v said:
Hahah I laughed my ass off on that one
JerEvil":1ycueg8v said:
I think It was one of your videos in which you played the master of puppets riff and It sounded really good.
I know this amp, given his Marshall DNA, will sound good for early Metallica, but how about Master Of Puppets and And Justice For All tones?
Somebody said in another forum that he could play the Blackened riff and be really close, but I'm just naturally skeptic of a Marshall type amp having Mesa Boogie Mark type of tones.
I know this amp, given his Marshall DNA, will sound good for early Metallica, but how about Master Of Puppets and And Justice For All tones?
Somebody said in another forum that he could play the Blackened riff and be really close, but I'm just naturally skeptic of a Marshall type amp having Mesa Boogie Mark type of tones.
