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@@HailWoden18 Thanx!! 🤘

Nicely done. Heartless is a killer record 🤘

@@qliph666 Not Quite, about 3/4 and slightly overdriven with a pedal to bring out the Maiden sustain

@randonBtuna Thanx man!! 🤟

@JamesHuggins-z7p Hi James! You must be new here! Welcome! I actually own 3 Marshalls. A DSL, Plexi Studio, and Vintage Modern head, as well as a 1936 cab. A quick scroll of my videos will prove this. I'll also be grabbing a Marshall Studio JCM800 and Greenback 4x12 for the channel soon as well. As far as playing AILD on a Marshall goes, I think that'd be highly totally inappropriate, especially considering AILD was known to use this very amp on many of their recordings. Cheers!

@TheToneArchive Good to hear , got 10 800s all models , there is no other ✌️

@@keithvanessamello7700 thanx!

@kenjicarlos8402 No boost absolutely necessary, but you do want a gate with it. I eventually switched to doing Djent style riffs on my Peavey Invective MH which I do think is a little bit better for tight staccato rhythms.

@@TheToneArchive That's my dilemma 😅... those two heads are my frontrunners for my first tube head. People on reddit are eating me alive for leaning towards the invective..... what do you think? If I play 2000s metalcore mostly (5-7-8 and 0-0-0-0 breakdowns) which do you prefer? I gig once in a blue moon, and it's either pretty small, or has a PA system.

@kenjicarlos8402 Well, IMO the PRS is a bit more powerful and has amazing rich gain, as well as a pristine beautiful clean channel. The Peavey MH has a really good clean too, not quite as good as the PRS, but it does have a really good one that's still independent. The one thing the Invective has that's really awesome is it's built in boost and gate. It really does work wonders. The PRS is louder and more powerful bc it has bigger tubes. If you want the Peavey but also want it to be loud enough for a band setting, I would advise getting the full size Invective. The PRS has enough power for a live band setting but not quite the Peavey MH (Which is ironic bc the PRS is 15w and the Invective is 20w, tubes make a huge difference) I'm a bit curious about the full size Invective myself.

@@TheToneArchive thanks for the info man! Personally, it isn't practical or affordable for me to have a full size head, so that's out of the question for me haha. I don't know if getting the PRS and getting a separate boost/gate pedal later on is worth it versus having it already on the invective mh too

@@stepupstudio1 thank you

@ericcalvert7499 Thanx man! I actually did that one just last week actually! I've also just recorded Speak of the Devil and You Should Have Killed Me When You Had The Chance lastnight. They'll be up in due time! 🤟

@@TheToneArchive Fantastic! I hate assuming, but I’m going to real quick (sorry). It appears that you’re starting off the journey of guitar, and when the time comes, look into the first As Blood Runs Black album (Allegiance) or August Burns Red (Messengers). Even if the style of music isn’t your taste, the challenge is amazing. I think I have a 15 year old video on here somewhere. I’ll try to find it. *disclaimer - terrible quality

@@TheToneArchive m.ruclips.net/video/aMMVIwgB5O8/видео.html&pp=ygUvS2lsbHRlZCBhcyBibG9vZCBydW5zIGJsYWNrIGluIGR5aW5nIGRheXMgY292ZXI%3D There it is, lol. Don’t judge too hard, 15 years ago.

@James-n9j9h I've been to GC maybe twice in 5 years bro

Fairly low volume honestly. Louder than an unplugged electric, no doubt, but much quieter than your standard acoustic.

Appreciate ya! I'm not sure if I'll give that a shot myself yet. The neck is a Nyatoh C type with a Walnut fretboard. It has that "smoothly sanded" feel to it which I really like for me. I think the art configuration on the neck is beautiful too, however can look a little blurry when playing something really fast and technical.

Thank you very much for your reply, I have seen similar comments regarding the neck of the guitar, I will try to try one in person before I make the final decision to buy it. Regards!

@@the_other_boys54 Point truly taken, but given the effort currently being put into my shorts combined with the fact that I only just now bought this and haven't had a chance to practice on it much, I just haven't had the room to properly practice a Polyphia riff. However, I think I'll make that a goal for when I can finally make a video with this thing plugged into a decent digital station. Significantly upgrading my setup this winter!

@@TheToneArchive i believe in you. first dong i would love to hear would be goat on it

@@Phaedoh I used to have one of those!! I would run it thru a marshall ampeg 7x12"

@@Phaedoh Seriously tho, I'd love to get a Bogner on this channel one day!

@wehrwulf9106 It's so classic that it's practically a cliche at this point, but this setup has never not sounded absolutely perfect so 🤷

@@jordansmith2647 There have been a couple of videos where this has nearly been the literal case! 🤟🙏❤️

@@ojface Thanx!!

@@dialtone5062 Aye

@@TheToneArchive do you wanna make some tunes

​@@dialtone5062 Where ya at?

@@TheToneArchive East Tn wbu

@@dialtone5062 Salem, Oregon

@user-mo9rc4lt5o If youre doing in studio and bedroom work with it and/or if you like to mic your amps while gigging, then yes. For the purposes I use it for, it's fantastic. However, if youre looking for it to be your MAIN amp and want it to be more capable in terms of gigging and full band practice, then maybe consider going for the full size version of this head. I love mini amps myself, but also like to go for a smaller, but still plentiful assortment of full size amps.

@@wahstomper fair point I suppose

@@hg1651 Thanx!! 🤟

@@tomy.1846 Thanx!

@@nickwukmir9853 🤟🤟😎