CarlF
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In my opinion, he’s never sounded better. Reminds me of the old Cream days.
Towards the end of the video we combines both half stacks. I think it sounds pretty damn amazing. I’m considering that head actually.
In my opinion, he’s never sounded better. Reminds me of the old Cream days.
Towards the end of the video we combines both half stacks. I think it sounds pretty damn amazing. I’m considering that head actually.
Devin
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Dude rules
skoora
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You would need a few Titanics to fit all the players who come to Marshall after years of I want a “Marshall” type amp that does X.
67mike
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Marshall is iconic for good reason. Now I am gassing for one of those.
Is the interviewer tiny, or if the guitarist huge?????
Is the interviewer tiny, or if the guitarist huge?????
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CarlF
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Guitarist is a huge guy
Music&Chaos
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I am so glad he swapped - those Blackstars sounded so flat to me in the 'sweet spot'. He is a monster of a player and guy.
Devin
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I actually thought he sounded great with the Blackstars as well, but obviously extra great with Marshall.
dstroud
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that was a fun vid, sounds killer
DrewJD82
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This dude seems like a legit, good dude. He started that podcast/youtube show with the Music Is Win dude and he makes it entertaining enough that I don’t think I’ve missed a show even when I haven’t been a fan of who was on it.
I totally get the sentiment of “I plugged into a Marshall and there it was”, pretty badass how those circuits can sound entirely different among a fuckton of guitar players through the decades.
I totally get the sentiment of “I plugged into a Marshall and there it was”, pretty badass how those circuits can sound entirely different among a fuckton of guitar players through the decades.
Rackman
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If you want a rig with no clean channel that really sounds like the pedal you use to boost it, Marshall is there for you 
DanTravis62
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If you want a rig with no clean channel that really sounds like the pedal you use to boost it, Marshall is there for you
"No clean channel" ROFL i'm sure line 6 makes an excellent clean channel on their entry level combos
Rackman
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Wouldn't know. But Bogner makes a good clean channel on amps that also have crunch and lead. Sol do Soldano and Synergy. So explain why I'd want to sound like a diode gain box?
DanTravis62
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They are non-overlapping magisteria. You're comparing apples and oranges and saying one is inferior for being citrus, which is stupid as fuck.
jchrisf
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He makes that 4x12 look like a 1x12
angelspade
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I've met him...I'm 6"3" and about 230...He was definitely bigger than me
angelspade
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I have learned that once you get used to two amps blended it's very difficult to go back to a single amp. Even two of the same, or similar amps that are EQ'd differently...or with just a touch of modulation on one (with the other dry) can sound pretty incredible. Those of us who have tried this understand. I am in the process of building this set-up with two different Marshall heads I acquired this year myself.
Geo
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Took him 15 years to figure that out? Is he retarded?
67mike
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Have you tried a Jubilee, or vintage modern from Marshall?
Rackman
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That whole video is full of classic battered Marshall player stuff though:
- See it's so nice, they have a master volume! (what is this, 1976?)
- It sounded woofy, so I had to add another amp.
- I'm going to roll my guitar volume back 20dB just to try to find a clean tone. Never mind the huge stage volume drop.
- Here, let me step on this box...
