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sounded bigger n fuller with it off imo

I own of those guitars too. You hit on the one thing that I had issues with. The side fret markers... I applied larger white adhesive dots (black outlined). They're easier to see, but I've considered changing them. I didn't think that black would be easier to see.

I have the firs gen Katana Head and until now, I am discovering things that it can do. Upgrades on the MKii and the latest ones is not something that is worth the extra money for what I need things to work so it really boils down to how you know your tools rather than getting the tools to work for you without putting in time to harness it.

Are u using active pups?

You are a genius!!. This is exactly what I needed. I just did this. Im putting this on a On-Stage mini speaker stand. But, I want it angled up a tad so I bought the Gravity Vari-Tilt to go on the stand. Now it's perfect. Thank you for showing this.

I had a terrible ground loop within my pedal board and mixer in my home studio ! Just couldn't get rid of it so I had to use a gate but it was not a great idea ! Then I remember a friend had told me ages ago to cut the earth at one end of the audio cable so there was only the signal without the ground connected at one end of the cables ! The hum completely vanished ! Cheapest and easiest method by far ! PS I didnt cut the mains ground cable ! I did it on the audio cables input ! The output audio is still grounded ! DS

Great video, Thanks! Nice Peavey Head in the backround there!

i bought one and mine does not work ? any trouble shooting ideas?

I got a behringer in Spain in 2007 and it is still on its box. Never uaed it at all.

Hi, after watching some reviews of this pedal I was wondering if I should buy this thing. The authenticity of your video was crucial to place the order. Thanks!

Is there a lag when switching between clean and crunch with the footswitch?

Great review and proper road test - kudos!✌️👍💜😊 I've a Morely Wah, I've a Behringer Hell Babe - both are very stompable, plus the latter can be modified for even greater range and it's got optical controls, less to wear out or go squeaky or crunchy. I don't gig anymore but wah/volume pedals combined are a pain - so somewhere gathering dust, I've a seperate volume pedal (I used to use it with a Boss auto wah too - not all that great). I used to have a Dunlop Wah as well, it was clunky and wore out - great sounds though. When gigging in the past I like K.I.S.S (Keep It Simple Stupid) ethos, my brain can't cope with too much to do, I'm a mere man😲🙄😀✌️✌️💜

You are a hypocrite. You speak of BOSS Katana but you showcase real tube amps in your video. There is not a BOSS amp in this video. Hypocrite.

Hello, thanks for the review ! Would the G212 standard adequate to play trash/death/prog metal and run Amp sims via a poweramp without the cab section ? 120€ less than the V30 would let me get a Joyo Bantamp which are on sale at 129€ and fit more my budget getting the rig just under 300€.

When you plug into PA do you use a speaker cable or a regular instrument cable to a DI or what exactly? Cheers

What's is the fingerboard radius of this Ibanez 555 Jem BK?

Can it djent?

im on my SECOND peavey ultra 120. The xxl is ok.. BUT that peavey has the WOW FACTOR!!.. and is BAD ASS. NO I WONT SELL MY SECOND ONE!!! . i wont be stupid twice.

One of the most important aspects of any pickup is the EQ curve. That determines how it reacts to gain, setting aside output. When you combine output with the EQ curve, things can get a lot more extreme. There are few high output pickups that can retain any sort of clarity, including some that I like. I've always been a fan of the DiMarzio Super Distortion and Tone Zone. But I have a lot of experience using them and know how to get more clarity out of them. Pickups like the medium output Air Zone, Norton or PAF Pro are easier to work with because you have much more headroom right out the box. With a high gain amp, you can get all the crunch and scream in the world with more clarity and control. I still believe there is a place for high output pickups, as they do have characteristics that are desirable in some circumstances. But for most players, most of the time, medium output pups like the PAF Pro or Air Zone are the place to be. High output signals from pickups crashing into high gain tones from the amp will clash and make mud.

I have had this amp for years, let me give you info you need to make this amp sound KILLER. 1) Use the low gain input. This help control the over the top gain on this amp and keep the fizzyness in control. 2) Put an EQ in the loop and set as desired. 3) You NEED and attenuator for this amp. This amp will sound flubby and there is some weird low end frequency on this amp that is impossible to cut out that makes it sound like crap, all this kills the Marshall sizzle that you want to hear. With the attenuator hooked up you need to get the master up past 5/6 to get the power tubes cooking. Once that happens that magic starts, all the weird flubby sounds and weird low end frequencies disappear and it sound glorious. I even hit the front end it with a Nux Plexidrive sometimes to get it sounding real nasty, but for classic rock (AC/DC), old Metallica and Iron Maiden, you can't get closer unless you spend a boat load of cash looking for real Plexi's or JMP-1. Oh and i just use a $100 Bugera PS-1, works perfect and doesn't break the bank.

Beautiful video. When I heard you speak, I was trying to imagine your explanation as an Excel table that shows how the 3 variables work together (pickup gain, pickup height, amp gain). I would add a 4th variable : the guitar's volume knob. I have an EBMM Axis Supersport. The bridge pickup was creating unwanted noise when guitar's volume was past 8 or 8.5. I swapped the bridge humbucker with a Holy Diver, which is gentler, so I can play at volume 9 from the guitar. However, with the EBMM Dimarzio gone, I lost the ease of producing harmonics, and screaming bends....I want the Best of Both Worlds, Man !!

Great video! Thank you!🤘

Tour vlogs?

Instead of buying more cabinets what do you think about the Line Out into an IR loader and running direct? Hmm, now you got me thinking that my rig could weigh even less with no cab…

Lovely guitar! I picked up a Jackson MIJ DK2M a couple of weeks ago. White Alder body - Seymour Duncan JB & Jazz - Same Lo-Pro Floyd - Flamed Maple Neck - Jackson Hardcase. £400 immaculate condition. My first Jackson and I haven’t put it down. My ESP Kamikaze hasn’t come off the wall since.

Totally agree with you my friend. Nice video andnice channel !!!

Brilliant!🤘🏾✊🏾👊🏾👌🏾💪🏾🫡

I definitely hear what you are talking about. I listen to an old recording that I did in my early 20’s and I heard that sound. Yep a PAFPro. Great sound. I always struggle to get the perfect rhythm sound and the perfect lead sound out of the same pickup

I am a PAF pro user in all my RG guitars and am 100% happy with them but some players want a bit more lows and warmth so the BREED neck model or the DOULBLE WHAMMY is a good option.

The first satriani Ibanez sig guitars had dual PAF pro's as well. 🤘

Olha eu ali na grade !!!

Me veo!!!! 😂

That was excellent!

Best overdrive pedal out there.

Does it have a harmonizer?

I'm between a PAF PRO or a SUPER DISTORTION for the bridge pick up, my influences are marty friedman, paul gilbert, steve vai, etc, bands like megadeth, x japan, mr.big xyz, that said, which pick up would you recommend I use?

I got a MK2 100 Watt in a trade, it has the foot switch and cover, I had a MK 1 back in the day, but I don't think the MK 3 is worth upgrading to just yet. If you don't have a Katana, maybe get the MK 3, but if you have one already, especially the MK 2, and aren't trying to upsize (or downsize), just hold off for a bit until they're on the used market and in pawn shops

I think the reason for the mini xlr, is that you can click it, so that it stays in. Can't do that with a jack plug. I'm considering one, as I'm pretty wild onstage(kinda Angus Young like), and this looks it'll actually stay plugged while I'm giving it some. Thanks for the video. Gives me a good view of it!

Got some katanas in trades, but they went out the door pretty quick. 1. Noise supressor is off by default. not acceptable. 2. No easy way to customise sounds/features, no bluetooth really sucks. 3. I played a katana (into dual V30 arvin cab) next to a 6505+ combo (the crappiest SLO clone) and the valve amp had personality and weight.

I run the Green OD on the Katana (Blues Driver) with an Xotic EP Booster in front. Glorious.

I've owned both Mk1 head and 50 combo. Ran the head through a Marshall 1960 with Celestion V30s. The Boss speakers sound better. Sold the head and cab. bought a second 50.

In my experience, electronics only use cheaper and cheaper components, revision to revision.

I'm going to stick to my mk1 too, unless will find very cheap deal on mk2, definitely won't be buying gen 3. I was expecting gen 3 to have more 'new' features and maybe slightly newish look to it. Little disappointing Boss tbh.

I took a different route and snagged a new closeout MkII. I'm very much enjoying it.

Forget Katana's go valve

Paf Pro and Paf Joe is my all time favorite humbuckers. But I think the Paf Pro is to bright as a bridge pickup. It's a little sterile sounding in the bridge and it's hard to pair it with a neck pickup without turning the neck pickup muddy. I think Fred or Mo Joe is better suited for the bridge.

PAF Pro as a bridge pickup is completely overlooked. It's my favorite Dimarzio humbucker--no question.

Its not a Gen 3 its a Gen 2 their naming convention is so dumb...

Best thing Boss has done is make them so you don’t have to upgrade every few years like an iPhone. All the variants and gens are great!

cool guitar man