Lee's rig is best, but he had no need for the overdrive pedal, that amp sounded great and had plenty of drive. should have picked the blue crystal delay at £40 instead of the durple and would have really added something extra.
I thought the same. Didn’t understand why he didn’t go for something time based to make it sound even bigger, but he’s not either of us 🤷 If you’re gonna add another gain stage, do fuzz!
This is the kind of video that brings back the old chemistry. Brilliant even though Lee mentioned Rob’s junk. Pete’s editing is absolutely essential for a 🔥Chappers and Captain video.
I appreciate it man haha. I started about 2 months ago, hence the increased cursed-ness of videos... as long as all you lot like it then I've got no plans on stopping!
@@truetom I'm a long-term fan, same as so many others here watching this video like they have done for years. Disappearing mugs and flying beach balls are expected... I don't aim to disappoint!😅
As much as I love Orange and I think they really own that budget, high-quality mini amp market, I can't believe how great of a value that Bugera 22 watt tube amp is. And I like the Squier Mustang more than a Squier tele. I liked Lee's rig more.
I will say Bugera's heads are priced on point with the Super Crush series from Orange, and the Bugeras allow you to swap tubes old and new, without biasing, so they're much cheaper to own and maintain in the long run.
@@DudeMcGuybro My wee Bugera 5W has a suitor. My mate wants to buy it, cos he loves it. Maybe it's cos I've put a EH valve in it, or maybe it's (and I believe this is the key!) because I always fit it out with my Fender Mustang Floor, wwith the Twin Reverb setting, which really brings it to life.
The Captain won that hands down. Rob's sounded muddy. The Bugera is great value and sounds like a much more expensive valve amp. I would gig with that.
@@xferme I think you didn't get the joke as monologue seems correct. He's making a joke about the db meter being so sensitive it picks up the thoughts in your head.
So glad a fun video came out, recently all they have done is reviews, which are okay. Missing the good days when there was SOUNDS LIKE. And fun videos like this on the regular.
i pray that they bring back sound like next year in march, cos last year we only got Gojira, Muse, The Darkness BY busting and Nickeback without busting, Nirvana for £500, and My Chemical Romance without busting this year we didn't get squat!
No, it's muddy for sure. I've been using a Terror Stamp for the last year, and I had to open it up to turn the pre gain down a quarter turn. That made my gain range a lot more usable. But it's still dirty, so i only use it for a rock sound. If I want metal I use distortion pedals.
The terror stamp really shines as a backup amp or a travel rig. I have one on my board and when I go out of town for work I can just bring my guitar, board, and pair of headphones. I wouldn't want it as my main amp. Pedals also really help in getting more sounds and better sounds.
@@ChrisEck13 It's not the best sounding thing, but it's still really cool. I accidentally left it on for a whole week. No guitar was plugged in, but it was warm to the touch when i noticed it. Still works fine. I jam with a jazz dude from time to time and he actually loves the clean tone. To me, it's a little thin by itself, but it sounds fine in a jam.
As soon as Lee started playing, I thought this will be an easy victory. Then he added the pedal on top of the amp's gain, and Rob's rig straight up disintegrated.
The answer to this question hasn't changed in the last few years. Guitar: Any Squier/Epiphone that tickles your fancy Amp: Boss Katana 50 MkII or Fender Champion 50XL
It’s because the speaker is garbage. The speaker in the Artist alone makes it worth the upgrade. I’ve played plenty of gigs with my Artist and have surprised other guitars with the tone it can get. I even recorded with it. I also have a Fender CS Champ, a Fender Bassbreaker, and a Bad Cat Cub so I’m not short on options. If I go on tour this year, I’m only taking one and it’s the Katana Artist. Of course there’s better sounding amps for the money (pro jr, classic 30), but if you want a reliable, flexible, and sturdy amp, you’d be hard pressed at the price point. Plus it takes care of half my pedal board. Though, I don’t think I’d buy it if I weren’t a gigging guitarist. It’s pretty overkill for a home guitarist and there’s much better options.
The captain’s rig all day long , way more open sounding , Lee’s sound was way more present when they jammed together , and it cut trough very well in the mix
Rob's was an interesting paradigm shift for a budget rig but it had zero flexibility, tbh he would have been a lot better doing the predictable thing and picking a Katana.
I can attest the Orange stamp punches well above it's weight class. My bandmates were amazed that an amp the size of an effect pedal could keep up with a drummer and a 100 watt tube bass amp. It really rips when connected to a 2x12 or 4x12, plus it fits in the pocket of my gig bag. (I am not endorsed by Orange, but if they want to send me a super crush 100 to review, I will gladly take it!)
I love Pete to bits, but seeing you two together reminds me of better times when the world wasn't so full of idiots and tossers. Now I've watched this I'm off to watch your Hatsune Miku video for the 1000th time.
Rob did great thinking out of the box, but I think we all know the Katana is the right choice! There's a reason we put sure things like that *into* boxes!
I think Chappers rig actually sounds alright for an amp in a pedal type thing. Its never going to compete with a "proper" amp but its useable if you were stuck.
I’d say it can compete with “proper” amp’s. It is a proper amp after all. Once it’s got a mic in front, a bit of EQ, and it’s placed in a mix… I doubt you would even know it was a cheap one. Obviously if I wanted, let’s say a Dumble SSS sound with clean feedback, it ain’t going to achieve it. But neither is a £5,000 plexi from ‘59. It’s all about the sound your after. Edit: Sylvia Massy’s recording techniques should help dispel the myth that you need an expensive amp. She’ll run a signal through a pickle… You don’t need to spend an arm & leg for good tone.
I would do: Squier Bullet Mustang HH in Black £119 Orange Micro Terror Head £99 Peavey 1x12 Guitar Cab £109 Fender Marine Layer Reverb Pedal £109 Tone City Tape Machine Delay Pedal £50 Total price £489
Yes!! The originals are back!! With the puns and all the video goodness!!! The fallic comedy is priceless!! I stood straight up and applauded the joke... Awesome!!!
Genuinely pleased to see this. I got really annoyed by the original version because they walked past a £250 Fender Vaporizer tube amp while saying "you can't do tube for under £500". I even threw a treble booster, strap and cables into my valve 2x10 budget and had change for my £500 garage-punk gigrig. ;) So it's really gratifying to see the Cap has managed at long last to match my £500 valve glory in this challenge. Cap'n. I salute you. In case anyone is wondering, I ended up owning the Fender Vaporizer and a treble-booster (though my own handbuilt germanium rangemaster, not the Screaming Bird from my £500 rig) and have been rocking that set up for nearly a decade. So I stand by my original rig list. :D
Because reverb.... Captain pulled rank here and slow-walked away from the exploding Chappers rig. I'm impressed with the Bugera amp, but I also love the Terror Stamp (Tiny Terror owner).
Ok I know how there's a conversion difference when going from USD to pounds, and that Orange amps are cheaper in the UK, but that Orange Dark Terror that Rob scrolled past in the beginning for 395 pounds is an absolute steal! At $649 here in the US I STILL think it's one of the very best 15 watt tube heads on the market.
At $650 you can get a 3 watt Bugera 333XL infinium... I'll take 3 channels and more volume any day, plus infinium is a breeze when it comes time to change tubes. I'd only go with the orange if your absolute favorite artist plays an orange, and you want a budget version of their amp. All Orange amps sound very similar, imo. Otherwise, the orange crush heads are 100 watts, and sell for about 450 alone. I mean, neither one is bad or the "wrong choice" I just think the Bugeras are my preferred choice because they make changing tubes so damn easy lol... but I'm an idiot.
Love all the Anderton Vids btw. I've been going through them all the last week or two. Best Music store, info channel etc.. on the net! Love me some Danish Pete tasty playing! I spend a lot of my free time checking out all these videos. Great Job creating content Lee! Big fan!
As an owner of a Bugera Infinium series amp, I can't understand Rob's comment if not liking the distortion. Then, again the Infinium series is a beast. Great choice Lee 🤘
they can have a liiiitle bit of fizz on the top end, but nothing you can't dial out with an EQ or the right speaker cab pairing. I like the DV77s with my 333XL, it sounds so beefy. With vintage 30s, it definitely falls more victim to the v30 "sizzle" on the high end.
Rob won this one...just barely. I have a soft spot in my heart for Mustangs. My first guitar was a hand-me-down 1965 Mustang from my grandad. I had never heard of that particular Orange pre-amp/pedal. I had no idea something like that existed! Cheers guys!
I think if you’re just beginning then something like a Marshall DSL1 head and cab with something like a squire tele/strat or epiphone les paul is a winner, I think if you go down the package deal that includes everything you get something that either doesn’t inspire you or it’s hard to get the tone/sound you want so you’re more likely to give up or just let it sit and get dusty… the most important thing is you have an empty guitar stand across the room because what ever your preference is it’s in your hands whether it’s cheap as chips or could be a deposit for a house. The only guitar/amp not worth buying is the one you’re too scared to use or doesn’t inspire you and never get out off by opinions you do you and everyone else can do what they fancy
Really like the sound of both. Rob’s rig is surprisingly good. I prefer the Tele over the Mustang, but certainly prefer a tube amp over solid state even hybrid solid state. Given that the amplification was the most expensive portion would go with the Bugera in Lee’s. All in one would be the simpler setup. Love this content.
Great video! The video I’d love to see is a video of viewer rigs. Have the viewers write in their guitar, pedal, amp combinations and then you guys go to the store, get that stuff and we all see how it sounds!!!
As much as I lust after anything Orange and want one of those Terror Stamps myself, Captain Lee's rig sounds amazing and I'm gonna have to vote for him.
And that's why the real test for gear is in a band setting. The Orange and Laney rig sounded dull playing alone but when they played together, you can really tell that it punches through more.
Lee defo won this one, that rig sounds way more expensive than it should for £500... What a time to be alive for a young kid getting into Guitar with so much good gear for not a lot of cash.
My opinion is that the Captain's rig is more to my liking. The Orange Tiny Terror sounds cool, too, but I like the bite and extra bite from the Bugera and the o/d pedal.
Got my super slick blacked out bullet strat for $110 shipped to my house a couple years ago. It was a great buy, despite a few minor issues that luckily i can fix on my own. Hardly use it now, poor thing. Also, If you have a PA and know how to use a Mic, then any amp is technically gigable. I have gigged with a 15 watt fender frontman with not problem. Looks silly but works. I prefer to have a quieter stage so I don't have to crank my monitors or strain my vocals to hear myself sing. If I'm not singing, then I try to think about the person that is. Now I run in-ear-monitors and the whole experience is now even better, and the soundscape is so much better. People that think they need a 4x12 and 100+watts really don't know much about sound waves, are obviously not concerned about the damage to their ears. Leave the high db's for front of house and keep your stage at the lowest levels possible. Some will say, "Why work your PA so hard?" Well I say if your PA can't handle it then you need to upgrade from 8" speakers to 15's. You don't need to spend a millions dollars to get a really good sound. Other than that, good sounds created for budget. I like it. Behringer has been doing well with Bugera amps.
Lee you nailed this one. Always a bugera fan but an even much more orange fan and while I usually love robs choices, I think you nailed it on this one. Maybe should’ve gotten a chorus pedal instead of an overdrive tho, amp didn’t really need it
Lee for the win with this one. Rob's gamble didn't quite work. Rob's sound was just missing something. Great to see you two back at it again. Keep these coming. And Rob, keep flying back to UK. You and Lee are a perfect match.
I’ve had the blue pilot light V22 for ten years. It has stayed while others have come and gone and now sits next to a Champ, Marshall Origin stack and a Deluxe Reverb. It gets played as much or more than any of the other three.
Gotta say both are amazing, and I am a sucker for a Tele, but at that price range, I gotta go with Lee's rig. THe humbuckers are what sold me, and the amp sounds amazing too
For a beginning Player Lee's rig all day. Combo with Reverb and footswitch. Easy to play guitar with humbuckers. Also could save even more money and ditch the drive pedal.
I kind of hate myself for how much I love these budget videos. They suck me in every single time. Just like the old sounds like series. Thanks Anderton's for feeding my guilty pleasure!!
I think everyone wins here. This video stands out as extra fun. Rob’s rig did answer if the Stamp was capable although I would like to see more of that-have him run the MX5 Headrush into the effects loop or something. Captain did win the challenge both staying under budget and being flexible for a young kid starting with a small budget-drive tone not as good it is said, but in real world the next month there would be more in the budget to try a different pedal.
The Captain should just have given himself a discount code and gone all out.
Special one day only owner discount of 99% off.
lol "i dont know what to tell you, Rob, the shop owner just straight up gifted me this Dual Rec"
Would have been a goat move.
LMAO That would have been hilarious.
He didn't need to as Chappers disqualified himself. Bish, bash, bosh...!
Lee's rig is best, but he had no need for the overdrive pedal, that amp sounded great and had plenty of drive. should have picked the blue crystal delay at £40 instead of the durple and would have really added something extra.
I thought the same. Didn’t understand why he didn’t go for something time based to make it sound even bigger, but he’s not either of us 🤷 If you’re gonna add another gain stage, do fuzz!
Couldnt agree more
This is the kind of video that brings back the old chemistry. Brilliant even though Lee mentioned Rob’s junk. Pete’s editing is absolutely essential for a 🔥Chappers and Captain video.
This is where I can jump in and take the credit for the edit💕 Glad you like it!😀
@@ozpowell6589 if you are the artist who edited this vid then my hat's off to you. It was a standout.
I appreciate it man haha. I started about 2 months ago, hence the increased cursed-ness of videos... as long as all you lot like it then I've got no plans on stopping!
@@ozpowell6589 Thank you for bringing back the beach ball. It was sorely missed.
@@truetom I'm a long-term fan, same as so many others here watching this video like they have done for years. Disappearing mugs and flying beach balls are expected... I don't aim to disappoint!😅
Lee, you won this one. I have a Bullet Mustang and I love it, the amp was surprising.
As much as I love Orange and I think they really own that budget, high-quality mini amp market, I can't believe how great of a value that Bugera 22 watt tube amp is. And I like the Squier Mustang more than a Squier tele. I liked Lee's rig more.
I will say Bugera's heads are priced on point with the Super Crush series from Orange, and the Bugeras allow you to swap tubes old and new, without biasing, so they're much cheaper to own and maintain in the long run.
@@DudeMcGuybro My wee Bugera 5W has a suitor. My mate wants to buy it, cos he loves it. Maybe it's cos I've put a EH valve in it, or maybe it's (and I believe this is the key!) because I always fit it out with my Fender Mustang Floor, wwith the Twin Reverb setting, which really brings it to life.
The Captain won that hands down. Rob's sounded muddy. The Bugera is great value and sounds like a much more expensive valve amp. I would gig with that.
Agreed 100%
The db meter is so sensitive, it's registering their inner monologue😳
Monologue is something else :)
@@xferme I think you didn't get the joke as monologue seems correct. He's making a joke about the db meter being so sensitive it picks up the thoughts in your head.
@@xferme That voice thing is literally called an inner monologue... Internal monologue to be accurate.
Lee, you absolutely won this one. EVH sounding squier!
So glad a fun video came out, recently all they have done is reviews, which are okay. Missing the good days when there was SOUNDS LIKE. And fun videos like this on the regular.
i pray that they bring back sound like next year in march, cos last year we only got Gojira, Muse, The Darkness BY busting and Nickeback without busting, Nirvana for £500, and My Chemical Romance without busting
this year we didn't get squat!
Please, we need sound like back
Is it just me or did Rob's rig sound muddy as hell ?
No, it's muddy for sure. I've been using a Terror Stamp for the last year, and I had to open it up to turn the pre gain down a quarter turn. That made my gain range a lot more usable. But it's still dirty, so i only use it for a rock sound. If I want metal I use distortion pedals.
Yep first thing I thought.
The terror stamp really shines as a backup amp or a travel rig. I have one on my board and when I go out of town for work I can just bring my guitar, board, and pair of headphones. I wouldn't want it as my main amp. Pedals also really help in getting more sounds and better sounds.
@@ChrisEck13 It's not the best sounding thing, but it's still really cool. I accidentally left it on for a whole week. No guitar was plugged in, but it was warm to the touch when i noticed it. Still works fine.
I jam with a jazz dude from time to time and he actually loves the clean tone. To me, it's a little thin by itself, but it sounds fine in a jam.
Captain owns Chappers on this one. Big, loud tone and so much versatility.
As soon as Lee started playing, I thought this will be an easy victory. Then he added the pedal on top of the amp's gain, and Rob's rig straight up disintegrated.
Lee, that Bugera is such an underrated amp, looks and sounds alot more expensive than it really is.
Wouldn't say underrated. My experience is that reliability is awful. I guess you get what you pay for. Definitely wouldn't gig with it.
The answer to this question hasn't changed in the last few years.
Guitar: Any Squier/Epiphone that tickles your fancy
Amp: Boss Katana 50 MkII or Fender Champion 50XL
boss katanas sound not great to be honest, to get a half decent tone you gotta tweak the hell out of it in the tone studio
I came to the comments to write this, but you beat me to it! I am still rocking a Katana 100, Epiphone and a Squier!
Super champ x2 is the way to budget go.
It’s because the speaker is garbage. The speaker in the Artist alone makes it worth the upgrade. I’ve played plenty of gigs with my Artist and have surprised other guitars with the tone it can get. I even recorded with it. I also have a Fender CS Champ, a Fender Bassbreaker, and a Bad Cat Cub so I’m not short on options. If I go on tour this year, I’m only taking one and it’s the Katana Artist.
Of course there’s better sounding amps for the money (pro jr, classic 30), but if you want a reliable, flexible, and sturdy amp, you’d be hard pressed at the price point. Plus it takes care of half my pedal board.
Though, I don’t think I’d buy it if I weren’t a gigging guitarist. It’s pretty overkill for a home guitarist and there’s much better options.
@@theurbread TOTALLY AGREE!!!! No to Katana 50!!! To much tweaking.
Lee crushed it. His playing has improved so much since I first saw these videos years and years ago.
The captain’s rig all day long , way more open sounding , Lee’s sound was way more present when they jammed together , and it cut trough very well in the mix
A pig with a chainsaw might cut a trough.
Lee: Can we hear an A chord, please?
Rob: weeedelee weeee weeedle blouuughm
Lee: -___- *nodding*
Love both of you guys 😂
Comedic editing has really stepped up a few notches!
Captain's rig sounded better.
Chappers needs to improve his game.
Rob's was an interesting paradigm shift for a budget rig but it had zero flexibility, tbh he would have been a lot better doing the predictable thing and picking a Katana.
Lee’s playing was spot on!
Lee's rig wins for me, I really like that Bugera amp for the money and the Mustang looks great.
the ending jam has some very "Jimi Hendrix - The Wind Cries Mary" vibes to it! great video
Love the captain and his rig sounded brilliant for the money. Really impressed with that sound
"Forget the tuner" Rob Chapman adding a buffer to his rig with the Boss tuner pedal. Smart move 😀
I can attest the Orange stamp punches well above it's weight class. My bandmates were amazed that an amp the size of an effect pedal could keep up with a drummer and a 100 watt tube bass amp. It really rips when connected to a 2x12 or 4x12, plus it fits in the pocket of my gig bag. (I am not endorsed by Orange, but if they want to send me a super crush 100 to review, I will gladly take it!)
Chapman's rig sounds weedy and the Captain's sounds great.
So basically I'm just 3 minutes into the video, but these thought commentaries just making me giggle. Pure gold
I love Pete to bits, but seeing you two together reminds me of better times when the world wasn't so full of idiots and tossers.
Now I've watched this I'm off to watch your Hatsune Miku video for the 1000th time.
Lee’s sounded the best to me. Loved the crunch tones. Maybe Rob should have went with the Katana after all. Lol.
Rob did great thinking out of the box, but I think we all know the Katana is the right choice! There's a reason we put sure things like that *into* boxes!
I think Chappers rig actually sounds alright for an amp in a pedal type thing. Its never going to compete with a "proper" amp but its useable if you were stuck.
I’d say it can compete with “proper” amp’s. It is a proper amp after all. Once it’s got a mic in front, a bit of EQ, and it’s placed in a mix… I doubt you would even know it was a cheap one.
Obviously if I wanted, let’s say a Dumble SSS sound with clean feedback, it ain’t going to achieve it. But neither is a £5,000 plexi from ‘59. It’s all about the sound your after.
Edit: Sylvia Massy’s recording techniques should help dispel the myth that you need an expensive amp. She’ll run a signal through a pickle… You don’t need to spend an arm & leg for good tone.
Lee and Rob just have a great chemistry that really comes through on RUclips.
Lee's rig gets my vote, reverb is essential
I would do:
Squier Bullet Mustang HH in Black £119
Orange Micro Terror Head £99
Peavey 1x12 Guitar Cab £109
Fender Marine Layer Reverb Pedal £109
Tone City Tape Machine Delay Pedal £50
Total price £489
“Give me an A chord” - Rob proceeds to give a solo… This guy is so exhausting to watch. Put Pete back in there.
Why are these sessions so dang entertaining?! So much fun it adds to the day watching the channel. I just wish there were an Anderton’s in the US.
"Let's play E's, G's and D's!"
*immediately cut to jam starting on A*
I LOVE the editing in this video!
so grateful that you digitized the parts when you felt each other's necks.
I have the Bugera head. I love the way the amp reacts to having the pedals in front and not the efx loop...
I have a Bullet Mustang in white. Modded it with epiphone humbuckers I found for a tenner each. Sounds amazing. Everyone should own a Bullet Mustang.
cables free of charge at andertons? awsome video guys
Crushing Victory for the Captain! No surprise, Lee is the tone master of Andertons.
Damn. Lee stole the show. That rig came in under 500 AND sounded substantially better. Win/win. ;-)
I got my under £500 rig a few years back but due to todays pricing I don't think its now possible.
The original ML1TB and a Blackstar HT5. Boom!
Yes!! The originals are back!! With the puns and all the video goodness!!! The fallic comedy is priceless!! I stood straight up and applauded the joke... Awesome!!!
Genuinely pleased to see this. I got really annoyed by the original version because they walked past a £250 Fender Vaporizer tube amp while saying "you can't do tube for under £500". I even threw a treble booster, strap and cables into my valve 2x10 budget and had change for my £500 garage-punk gigrig. ;)
So it's really gratifying to see the Cap has managed at long last to match my £500 valve glory in this challenge. Cap'n. I salute you.
In case anyone is wondering, I ended up owning the Fender Vaporizer and a treble-booster (though my own handbuilt germanium rangemaster, not the Screaming Bird from my £500 rig) and have been rocking that set up for nearly a decade. So I stand by my original rig list. :D
Great seeing Lee and Rob together again.
Indeed
Welcome back Rob...Good to see you again!!!
Because reverb....
Captain pulled rank here and slow-walked away from the exploding Chappers rig.
I'm impressed with the Bugera amp, but I also love the Terror Stamp (Tiny Terror owner).
i'm so happy Chappers is back!
I watched them since middle school.. and I'm currently in pre-med.. how the freak i got this old.
Ok I know how there's a conversion difference when going from USD to pounds, and that Orange amps are cheaper in the UK, but that Orange Dark Terror that Rob scrolled past in the beginning for 395 pounds is an absolute steal! At $649 here in the US I STILL think it's one of the very best 15 watt tube heads on the market.
USD prices are without sales tax, right? 395 * (100/120) = +/- 330gbp, is around 450,- usd at the moment. Quite a difference.
At $650 you can get a 3 watt Bugera 333XL infinium... I'll take 3 channels and more volume any day, plus infinium is a breeze when it comes time to change tubes.
I'd only go with the orange if your absolute favorite artist plays an orange, and you want a budget version of their amp. All Orange amps sound very similar, imo. Otherwise, the orange crush heads are 100 watts, and sell for about 450 alone. I mean, neither one is bad or the "wrong choice" I just think the Bugeras are my preferred choice because they make changing tubes so damn easy lol... but I'm an idiot.
I agree that old videos should be revisited and redone.
Love all the Anderton Vids btw. I've been going through them all the last week or two. Best Music store, info channel etc.. on the net! Love me some Danish Pete tasty playing! I spend a lot of my free time checking out all these videos. Great Job creating content Lee! Big fan!
As an owner of a Bugera Infinium series amp, I can't understand Rob's comment if not liking the distortion. Then, again the Infinium series is a beast. Great choice Lee 🤘
they can have a liiiitle bit of fizz on the top end, but nothing you can't dial out with an EQ or the right speaker cab pairing. I like the DV77s with my 333XL, it sounds so beefy. With vintage 30s, it definitely falls more victim to the v30 "sizzle" on the high end.
Rob won this one...just barely. I have a soft spot in my heart for Mustangs. My first guitar was a hand-me-down 1965 Mustang from my grandad. I had never heard of that particular Orange pre-amp/pedal. I had no idea something like that existed! Cheers guys!
Best video intro ever all your videos should be like this 🤣
I agree... I'll definitely do some more for challenges in the future!
@@ozpowell6589 Good man. Top notch editing👍
Loved the inner-thoughts commentary!
Now do the "money is no object" - "private reserve" - "no holds barred" - "break the bank" with whatever is available in the store challenge.
I've never liked the sound of Orange amps, so Lee wins for me. As a bonus his rig looks super cool.
"definitely not a video we've done before, Shit up!" hahaha so good
I think if you’re just beginning then something like a Marshall DSL1 head and cab with something like a squire tele/strat or epiphone les paul is a winner, I think if you go down the package deal that includes everything you get something that either doesn’t inspire you or it’s hard to get the tone/sound you want so you’re more likely to give up or just let it sit and get dusty… the most important thing is you have an empty guitar stand across the room because what ever your preference is it’s in your hands whether it’s cheap as chips or could be a deposit for a house. The only guitar/amp not worth buying is the one you’re too scared to use or doesn’t inspire you and never get out off by opinions you do you and everyone else can do what they fancy
Really like the sound of both. Rob’s rig is surprisingly good. I prefer the Tele over the Mustang, but certainly prefer a tube amp over solid state even hybrid solid state. Given that the amplification was the most expensive portion would go with the Bugera in Lee’s. All in one would be the simpler setup. Love this content.
Great video! The video I’d love to see is a video of viewer rigs. Have the viewers write in their guitar, pedal, amp combinations and then you guys go to the store, get that stuff and we all see how it sounds!!!
As much as I lust after anything Orange and want one of those Terror Stamps myself, Captain Lee's rig sounds amazing and I'm gonna have to vote for him.
possibly also buy a Bugera
Lee did the thing. I can’t believe you picked a rig without reverb Rob. You underestimated the CAPTAIN. Great video guys, always love seeing the jam.
I liked Lee’s a lot more than I thought I would. Pretty good sounding little rig. And the player is great too!!!
This is the fun stuff that drew me in to this and Rob's channel's.
Love it, thanks chaps
Yay! Chappers! He of the irrepressible energy talent and wit. 😄
My picks….
Guitar: Squire 60’s Vibe Strat in Lake Placid Blue
Amp: VOX VX15 15 Watt modeling combo amp.
And that's why the real test for gear is in a band setting.
The Orange and Laney rig sounded dull playing alone but when they played together, you can really tell that it punches through more.
Oranges are great complimentary tones, and great for blending with other amps, like 5150s, to create a super huge brutal tone.
I'm a bugera V55 Infinium user so I'm partial. I love Lee's sound. But I could see myself using the stomp amp just the same. It's definitely usable.
Lee defo won this one, that rig sounds way more expensive than it should for £500... What a time to be alive for a young kid getting into Guitar with so much good gear for not a lot of cash.
Lee wins, gotta go valves and the pedal could have been anything you want with Landlord or Tone City.
My opinion is that the Captain's rig is more to my liking. The Orange Tiny Terror sounds cool, too, but I like the bite and extra bite from the Bugera and the o/d pedal.
It’s always great to see Lee and Rob back together. I wonder why Rob likes going out with Pete over Lee, though. 🤔
Man, that Bugera sounds great!
Got my super slick blacked out bullet strat for $110 shipped to my house a couple years ago. It was a great buy, despite a few minor issues that luckily i can fix on my own. Hardly use it now, poor thing. Also, If you have a PA and know how to use a Mic, then any amp is technically gigable. I have gigged with a 15 watt fender frontman with not problem. Looks silly but works. I prefer to have a quieter stage so I don't have to crank my monitors or strain my vocals to hear myself sing. If I'm not singing, then I try to think about the person that is. Now I run in-ear-monitors and the whole experience is now even better, and the soundscape is so much better. People that think they need a 4x12 and 100+watts really don't know much about sound waves, are obviously not concerned about the damage to their ears. Leave the high db's for front of house and keep your stage at the lowest levels possible. Some will say, "Why work your PA so hard?" Well I say if your PA can't handle it then you need to upgrade from 8" speakers to 15's. You don't need to spend a millions dollars to get a really good sound. Other than that, good sounds created for budget. I like it. Behringer has been doing well with Bugera amps.
Lee you nailed this one. Always a bugera fan but an even much more orange fan and while I usually love robs choices, I think you nailed it on this one. Maybe should’ve gotten a chorus pedal instead of an overdrive tho, amp didn’t really need it
Lee for the win with this one. Rob's gamble didn't quite work. Rob's sound was just missing something.
Great to see you two back at it again. Keep these coming. And Rob, keep flying back to UK. You and Lee are a perfect match.
I’ve had the blue pilot light V22 for ten years. It has stayed while others have come and gone and now sits next to a Champ, Marshall Origin stack and a Deluxe Reverb. It gets played as much or more than any of the other three.
Squire/Epiphone and a Boss Katana , Done. Better than the most expensive rig when I was a kid .
Gotta say both are amazing, and I am a sucker for a Tele, but at that price range, I gotta go with Lee's rig. THe humbuckers are what sold me, and the amp sounds amazing too
For a beginning Player Lee's rig all day. Combo with Reverb and footswitch. Easy to play guitar with humbuckers. Also could save even more money and ditch the drive pedal.
I am a simple man - I see Anderton's video with Rob in it = I hit like.
I like how Lee's thoughts rate on the decibel meter
Really enjoyed the intro for this one
Definitely Lee.
I kind of hate myself for how much I love these budget videos. They suck me in every single time. Just like the old sounds like series. Thanks Anderton's for feeding my guilty pleasure!!
"Hello. Is Pete there? No, that's alright. I will call back later."
Blackstar HRT1 Combo, Squire Affinity Tele in slick Silver (189 vs 199 for the other colors), Tone City Bad Horse. Over by 3.99 per my shopping cart.
I think everyone wins here. This video stands out as extra fun. Rob’s rig did answer if the Stamp was capable although I would like to see more of that-have him run the MX5 Headrush into the effects loop or something. Captain did win the challenge both staying under budget and being flexible for a young kid starting with a small budget-drive tone not as good it is said, but in real world the next month there would be more in the budget to try a different pedal.
50 watt Katana 229 pounds
Yamaha Pacifica 112 hard tail 225 pounds
Venom Mamba 20' cable 15 pounds
D'Addario locking padded strap 30 pounds
Total: $499 pounds
If you were buying your first rig, then I go with the captain. All valve combo and a decent guitar with enough left for a pedal.
Gotta give it to Chappers for putting the Laney and the Stamp together!
When i see Rob i always smile
I own two Bugera amps so my vote goes to Lee.
That said the Orange is a great solution for a quick, small gig set-up.
I knew immediately who the winner soon after Lee's pick the bugera. Such an amazing amp and price
I think Captain Anderton won this one, the reverb does it for me