Ulbrick Amps

[glassjaw7]

Ulbrick amps made in Australia-
Someone told me about these a couple years ago. I've never seen or heard one in person, but man they look great and sound really good in this clip(although he could have played a few riffs to break up the wank, but still sounds good and a great player)

http://www.ulbricksound.com/ check out the vids on the site!

 

[glassjaw7]

Wow...lot of comments on this one

 

[glpg80]

dont really like it all that much to be honest. theres something underlying each and every note he plays that is displeasing to listen to, not necessarily the guy playing the notes or the note choices if you get what i mean.

it sounds like something he might have set on the amplifier... but being as this isnt a 14 year ld kid that just started playing, im pretty sure its the amplifier he is playing through

 

[skoora]

I played trhrough some of those amps 3 years ago while visiting Family in Australia. Just thought they were OK. Didn't suck but didn't knock my socks off either. Too many people making their Marshall derivitive and removing the key elements that actuall make a Marshall kick ass, big klanging upper mids and top end. It's like how I feel about the Egnater's I've played. Marshall like, but just too smooth. No real teeth.

 

[Qweklain]

Sounds a bit too mellow for what I like in my tone. That is the same reason I want to sell my Mille preamp.

 

[glassjaw7]

Sounds a bit too mellow for what I like in my tone. That is the same reason I want to sell my Mille preamp.

That's cool, I see what you're saying. It's almost too refined and not raw enough. I would never buy one for rawk or metal, but I bet a nice small combo would be great with pedals. The clean sounds from the website sound great.