Chupa/Yeti v. Quickrod v. JVM 210 v. 5153 v. ENGL Blackmore

[Junk Yard Dog]

Hey Killertone! Those clips were AWESOME! I liked the Blackmore clips more than the JVM, though, I've heard some great JVM clips too.

Thanks for posting these. I really think I just need to try out a Blackmore, as well as all the amps. I'm still learning toward the 5153, JVM, and Chupa/Yeti more than the others.

Thanks for all of the replies. I'll check them all out when I move back to the States in February.

Cheers and Happy New Year to all!

 

[Schaf]

With that said, I just saw Sevendust live a few weeks ago and one guitarist was using a 5153 and his tone was just awesome.

Can't really use that as an example. I believe they play live with a track and mix the two.

 

[nevusofota]

With that said, I just saw Sevendust live a few weeks ago and one guitarist was using a 5153 and his tone was just awesome.

Can't really use that as an example. I believe they play live with a track and mix the two.

???

I don't think they play with guitar tracks. Those are all live as far as I know.

These guitars don't sound tracked, you can hear the tone inbetween songs:

 

[Schaf]

With that said, I just saw Sevendust live a few weeks ago and one guitarist was using a 5153 and his tone was just awesome.

Can't really use that as an example. I believe they play live with a track and mix the two.

???

I don't think they play with guitar tracks. Those are all live as far as I know.

These guitars don't sound tracked, you can hear the tone inbetween songs:

Yep, I'm positive they do. Got a friend that was sort of involved on a deal they played. It's not all tracked. It's a mix of live and a track (not just guitar). More people do that than you think. I was shocked and kind of disapointed.

 

[nevusofota]

The video still represents the guitar tone well when nothing else is playing between songs.