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What about for Bedroom Settings ? Can't have it blasting there.

Then you put a tele through it and start all over

Ok cool.. this is the second video I've watched that explained this concept the same way... I've been doing this and seems to be working out great

Phenomenon video as always ❤

Sounds fantastic

What brand are the earplugs?

Hell of a player and wicked tones🤘🏼

very nice video

fantastic info delivered well. Keep it up!

Nice video. A little more amp gain than I prefer, but I like your method and describing what your going for with each pedal.

I got a Brother labelmaker and it's been a huge help for doing the power supply- especially to help remind me what can run at 18v etc.

Cheers on having me on your channel pal :)

I'll be building a board soon and this video was definitely helpful. Cheers.

I really appreciate hearing this even outside of a performing context

So true man. Thanks for talking about this.

Great vid man

Hey John! Thank you so much for your video. I kinda knew it, what finding the sweetspot means, but having it confirmed by you, also adding some extra infos, really inspires me to check again with my amp, once I'm in my rehearsal room again. I just bought myself a brandnew orange rockerverb 100 MKIII as my first tube amp, after I used a sunn beta lead for approx 10 years. Sadly the trusty amp (built in 1974) died this january, so i was forced to get myself a new amp, as I just founded my new band. I was sure that I understand enough about this, so I just dial in something i think may be okay, but as I got more and more into this matter, i realized that its not as easy as someone may think. The first weeks I was WAAAY to loud (but it felt great, hehe) Especially when using pedals. It took me good 7-8 months to fully understand my amp and know how to really use it, espeially in an somewhat big rehearsal room with an bassist w/ his 500W bas-amp (laney digbeth). My current set-up is kinda like yours. - but I'm unsing a voume pedal. I have the crunch-channel active, and when the ernieball MVP volume pedal is set to heel position, I have a lovely tight crunch. But when I push the mvp into the toe position (which has dial-able 20DB boost) it justs get fat and loud in the desired ammount. It took me very long to figure all out. even with the MVP pedal boosted (toe position) i have a walrus audio ages running, but on this I just add some little volume on top, gain is bettween 0-2 (MAX) - I'm just using the EQ-Cuve of the Ages to somehow spice up my signal, but not adding alotta gain/vol. anyways, thanks - I love your vids & subbed Take care and best regards

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This guy, let me tell you... he plays

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🔥👍 Happy B-day . Always 👀 Uncle -G-

Love the video! Can you comment on how to get an amp to be in that “sweet spot” at lower volumes without an attenuator? I have a DRRI that even at rehearsal volume …it’s not there yet. Thanks man, and happy birthday!

Happy freakin birthday my man

Great video John! Loved all the parts you played. They really lifted the songs.

This is awesome! Sounds like a great time.🔥

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Great video man! You should do video lessons for beginners!

Should I worry about dinging my guitar up in a soft case

great video! loved the tones and your editing keep it up :)

awesome vid !

But does the small tube go to 11

Good info, you should do more of these. Uncle Cuddy

Nice demo

Great video John!. I’m assuming you’ve left the controls for each pedal the same for each guitar? I’ve alway found that tough, to balance without tweaking every time you change guitars. Keep the videos coming!!

This is a great insight into pedal stacking man. Well done. High voltage 🤟

you can gain my stage any day ;)

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Yes john! Keep making videos you rockstar!

Alright.. I’m starting an overdrive collection

you look like a rockstar