Many people complains that Bugera amps are shit and breaks often. but with my Bugera Trirec i didn't have any problems and when i changed tubes in it, it sounds amaizing. Killer tone :D
They were very unreliable back in the day, with their first models having a plastic clip that melted and could even catch fire. After that was fixed they still were not very reliable and they still carry that reputation to this day. Now they have upped their QC quite a bit (and prices have gone up on new models) so I think they are pretty safe buys today, atleast for bedroom guitarists and if you are unlucky and get a lemon the warranty takes care of it and you should eventually get one that does not break. But the used market is still full of the old, less well made ones and you are on your own if one breaks so be mindful of that.
I agree about their past but believe it or not, I have a friend that works in the industry and he confirmed they are actually hand built and wired and their reliability is just as good as anything else today. My 6262 is a year old and hasn't failed me once. They can not be beat for the price. I got it brand new from a guy for $500 and it sounds better than my Mesa TR that cost me a fortune. It sits And collects dust cause the 6262 is just so tight and not fizzy and it's one of those rare amps that the higher you crank the gain, the better it gets. Most have a sweet spot around 1-2 o'clock. I'll never sell it. And whoever said the comment about the Sovteks couldn't be more correct. It was the first thing I did and it's just ridiculous now.
It's hard to see you saying "its kadence" instead of "owminator here" but well i think time will make me get used to it haha. Very nice review as always. Im glad you're back on youtube man!
yep sounds like a 5150 or 6505 style amp love it. I really enjoy all the more budget friendly gear we got now. I mean 600 bucks new is pretty good. Nice demo and playing!
I guess Im randomly asking but does anyone know a tool to log back into an instagram account?? I somehow forgot my password. I appreciate any help you can give me!
@Nathan Axel Thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out now. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
Very good and detailed review :) I have Bugera Trirec Infinium, but i really like how Peavey 6505 or 6505+ sounds. But it costs twice than Bugera 6262 and i think that Bugera 6262 sounds nearly identical like Peavey. So i'll probably get it someday :)
I bought this amp from ebay brand new and it worked for a minute then it had no sound I couldn't find anyone locally that can fix the amp but I remember it had a very good tone but heavy as hell in weight
I know this is a old video but wanted to know if you have any problems with your deathbucker. I am about to pull two of them outa my King V no matter what I do I just cant get them to stop picking up computer noises from my pc when trying to record. I have used shield paint on everything I can and they are picking up what I think might be hard drive noise or fan noise. I do plan to go fully SSD and hope that helps but I do not have problems with standard humbuckers . Yes single coils pick it up too but these no matter if wired single coil mode or in standard bucking mode just pick up too much computer noise . I'm rather bummed.
I ordered the infinium so fucking excited. Couple questions. When you were doing the back and foward between single and dual guitars on the dual i heard almost like a scraping noise on it. What was that? Second question i have an ibanez rga42fm with those ibanez branded actives in them. I was thinking switching them to the SD invaders do you think its worth the trouble of going active to passive and do you think it will sound better?
The scraping noise was my terrible playing ;) I think passives in general are more versatile than actives, and some good SDs are gonna assblast any stock active pickups. I do think the invaders are too dark sounding though. The Nazgül in my guitar is kind of extreme in the opposite direction, but I guess it's all to taste. Consider the Pegasus, the JB or a good ole' Distortion as well.
Kadence hey i thought your playing was dope lol but yea they are dark and yea its def a taste thing i actually already compared the two i prefer the invaders because of the darkness in the tone the nazgul tho heavy af it was too bright for my taste. There just so many damn good pickups its hard to choose.
MadBurner1 I recently brought the 6262 infinium second hand, I absolutely love it! it's based off the 6505+ from Peavey. The 333XL I think is based on the Peavey JSX and Trirec is based on the Mesa Dual Rectifier. obviously they're not 100% the same but they're pretty close to what they try and emulate. Hopefully that helps you to narrow down your choice by what tone you're after. I reckon they're all amazing for what they are. Just make sure you purchase the amps with the "infinium" name as they corrected some fairly major faults that plagued the non infinium range.
The Trirec sounds nothing like the Mesa dual rectifier. In fact, Ryan Bruce does a comparison vid on the 2 amps and the trirec destroys the mesa. The mesa is just so muddy while the trirec is nice and crisp.
I did not watch the entire video you might have mentioned it. But I have a set of deathbuckers in my V and I have noticed they do not seem to Noise Cancel as good as real humbuckers so when I get close to my PC to record the pickups pick up some strange digital noise . Did yours do this?
I've got a Bugera 6262 for 10 years. I've played it 5 hours everyday with hot biassed stock tubes inside it for 3.5 years. A friend of mine spilled a beverage on it while the amp was on. I turned the amp off with lightning speed. The beverage got two of the power tubes near the input jack wet. I cleaned those and the sockets with paper towel and dried it for about 20 minutes with hair dryer until i was sure. Then i played it for another two weeks but those two tubes started red plating until they popped out a fuse. I opened it up and removed the tubes then i saw burn marks in the tube sockets. I thought it was done for. I didn't even try to fix it or hire a technician because i knew they were ready to rip me off. I decided to get a bedroom level small amplifier and man 6262, it's way too loud for an apartment. I used crappy small amps and not really been to playing guitar because of work and life not having much time and all those stupid excuses. Then recently around 2 months ago i got into playing guitar for long hours again. Decided to fix this amp. Cleaned up the board with contact cleaner and replaced two blown fuses on the power stage. Did not replace the old tubes. I just cleaned them up with a contact cleaner this time and turned the amp on. It worked. The two tubes were red plating still tho. But they were really heavily used. Hot biased and for 3.5 years 5 hours of everyday use they made it. I thought it was time to replace the tubes and ordered a TAD 6L6GC Quartet from Thomann. But i could not wait for the new tubes to arrive. I just thought maybe if i swap the tube 1(fine tube) with tube 3(red plating), i would balance the stress and with a colder bias it would stable. And yes it did! It even sounded great! I used it for about 2 weeks like that until the tubes arrive. I installed the new tubes. re-biased the amp and been using it just fine ever since. Do not believe shit people tell you about these amps. Any electronic device can die anytime because of the environmental factors. Even for the top quality brand shit can happen. If you get these amps, make sure you open up the chassis and check if any connection is loose. If the non glued pin type connectors get loose for example, the speaker out. It will fuck up the amp. Just check the connections once you got the amp. These amplifiers are not built with the best quality check and also during shipping, connections may get loose. Make sure before you open up the chassis for any reason, turn off the amp while the stand by switch is on. It will ground the preamp stage and some capacitors on it. Then unplug the power after a few minutes. If you happen to turn off the standby then the power switch, some very high voltage electricity can still be present in capacitors and touching anywhere in the board can cause enough shock to kill you even while the amp is off and unplugged. I recommend wearing plastic protective gloves during the procedure for extra protection. If everything looks good. It's wise to check them from time to time, like once every few months.
Hi Andy, thanks for the kind words. I'm Danish but I don't sport much of a Danish accent in particular, so maybe just a generic European esque thingamajigg? Cheers.
Never put the power switch on if your tube amp is not hooked with cabinet. If you put the power switch on without speaker cabinet hoooked into amp then amp will get fried.
If you use parallel connection, then overall impedance will be 4 Ohms and if you put them into 8 Ohm or 16 Ohms amp's output, then you can damage transformer, speakers or both. If you connect speakers in serial, then overall impedance will be 16 Ohms and you can use any amp speaker output - 16 Ohms (default best option), 8 Ohms or 4 Ohms and not damage anything.
I hope you respond to this question. I have the same amp and the guy I bought it from took the logo off too lol. You people NOT liking the Bugera Logo lol. I put it back on mine lol. But was wondering when I first turn mine on it starts on the clean channel but I can hear a few quick clicks of a relay and the clean led light blinks really fast with the clicks then it stops clicking and is fine. I was wondering if yours does the same thing or not? My 333 XL has some kinda delay and lets the power supply voltage fully form up in the filter caps and then you hear the click and the lights and things come on. Im wondering if maybe there is some kinda delay circuit or something that is broken in mine. It only does it if its a cold start up for about a second and then is fine from there on out. Thanks
Hi Jennifer, I haven't heard of this particular issue, nor have I experienced it myself. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Also, it was the previous owner who took the logo off ;)
@@thane_snipes So yours does not do that ? Its just a split second when you first turn it on the clean channel led blinks about three times or so and you can hear the relay clicking same time. Then its fine . I have been just ignoring it figured maybe they all did that when you turned them on.
@@Jennifer_Prentice Nah, never experienced it. Your hypothesis is sound to my ears though (so to speak). I guess if it's not anything more than you describe, it might be easiest to just live with it.
Sadly that doesn't really coincide with the style of tone I'm going for. Rest assured though, the amp will sound quite similar without a boost in front, albeit not as tight and not as mid-rangey. Either way, thanks for watching.
Hey been a bit still dont have my amp lol... There has been problems so i bought thru sweetwater its been a month since i ordered it. And got a call from them saying sorry dude bugera gave us bad info and we wont get more til mid October something about issues making them so he offered to give me a trirec same price i said yes and is currently getting shipped. So it just wasnt meant to be with the 6262 :/
Hey there! Most of the stuff I've made can be found on my channel. Most of the tracks I've "written" are unnamed, including the one in this video, but you should probably start with my buddy and I's project "Happiness Club". Cheers!
Well yea. The 6262 is a 5150 III copy, which in turn is a variety of a SLO 100 copy. Why do they do it? Because it sounds great. That's all there is to it I think.
Well, actually I think there's a bit of added design in the 6262 now that I look at all 3...the SLO and 5150 both have 5 preamp tubes, whereas the 6262 has 6 preamp tubes. Perhaps not much more complicated in terms of designing a circuit, but I think it might have a fairly dramatic impact on voicing. My 6262 could be at bedroom volume and still sound incredible with no pedals. I wonder if more preamp tubes has something to do with that.
All I know for certain is that the more preamp tubes you have in a cascading type amplifier, the more gain it's gonna crank out. And the 6262 sure isn't lacking on gain.
I've seen people replacing the 6th preamp tube with a 12AT7 I believe for slightly less gain which enables a zero gain clean sound on the clean channel. As you probably know, it's practically impossible to get a true clean sound out of a stock 6262. Something I've considered doing myself. Haven't got around to it yet though :S
Hi Saeed, thanks for the comment man. I appreciate it very much. It's funny you should mention it since I did voiceovers for about three years, starting when I was 17. I'm looking to get back into the industry, but I got some DIY projects I need to handle first in order to make that a thing. Once again, thanks for the comment.
i genuinely hate the fact that every single gear demo on the internet has a huge number of dislikes. it just shows that salty boomers go off for no reason and dislike everything. I guess they think they can do better? or that budget gear isn't as good as expensive gear? who knows.
working with this one..and lord of the couplings in there..no I don't knowww what that one is man and rubbed off....I'm thinking its something else.....not too bad...imgur.com/QwV4YSo
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Hello Kadence,
your presentation is very well. Good intonation in your voice. It's a good Demo of Bugera amp. Wish you a easy job and success.
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Thank you for the kind words!
Many people complains that Bugera amps are shit and breaks often. but with my Bugera Trirec i didn't have any problems and when i changed tubes in it, it sounds amaizing. Killer tone :D
They were very unreliable back in the day, with their first models having a plastic clip that melted and could even catch fire. After that was fixed they still were not very reliable and they still carry that reputation to this day. Now they have upped their QC quite a bit (and prices have gone up on new models) so I think they are pretty safe buys today, atleast for bedroom guitarists and if you are unlucky and get a lemon the warranty takes care of it and you should eventually get one that does not break. But the used market is still full of the old, less well made ones and you are on your own if one breaks so be mindful of that.
I just changed the tubes in my Bugera Trirec too. I put in Sovteks and it sounds amazing. Cheers brother
who speaks that friend are people who have never had or worse have never touched a valve amp
I agree about their past but believe it or not, I have a friend that works in the industry and he confirmed they are actually hand built and wired and their reliability is just as good as anything else today. My 6262 is a year old and hasn't failed me once. They can not be beat for the price. I got it brand new from a guy for $500 and it sounds better than my Mesa TR that cost me a fortune. It sits And collects dust cause the 6262 is just so tight and not fizzy and it's one of those rare amps that the higher you crank the gain, the better it gets. Most have a sweet spot around 1-2 o'clock. I'll never sell it. And whoever said the comment about the Sovteks couldn't be more correct. It was the first thing I did and it's just ridiculous now.
It's hard to see you saying "its kadence" instead of "owminator here" but well i think time will make me get used to it haha. Very nice review as always. Im glad you're back on youtube man!
Great video mate! Nice playing and great video editing! Love these amps and you have great heavy and clean tones. Keep up the awesome work mate!
Thanks dude! I appreciate it! I got something interesting coming tomorrow, so stay tuned :)
only those with orange light are the infinium?
yep sounds like a 5150 or 6505 style amp love it. I really enjoy all the more budget friendly gear we got now. I mean 600 bucks new is pretty good. Nice demo and playing!
I've got a Bugera Infinium 6260 and it's great. Hasn't caught on fire yet either :-)
Thats cause its an infinium... The old geras had issues.
I guess Im randomly asking but does anyone know a tool to log back into an instagram account??
I somehow forgot my password. I appreciate any help you can give me!
@Jesus Adrien instablaster =)
@Nathan Axel Thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out now.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Nathan Axel It did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thanks so much, you saved my account !
What kind of speaker cabinet you playing through????
Very nice demo and introduction!
why your monitor speakers dont have the cap?
Very good and detailed review :) I have Bugera Trirec Infinium, but i really like how Peavey 6505 or 6505+ sounds. But it costs twice than Bugera 6262 and i think that Bugera 6262 sounds nearly identical like Peavey. So i'll probably get it someday :)
Change all tubes for Sovtek !!! HIGHLY RECOMENDED!
Doesn't this have the infinium system?
The infinium model has got Orange lights...Blue lights is pre-ifiniums
Excellent Review!!
Nice!! I have 6262 Combo, and Gig with it. Great Rig!!
I bought this amp from ebay brand new and it worked for a minute then it had no sound I couldn't find anyone locally that can fix the amp but I remember it had a very good tone but heavy as hell in weight
I know this is a old video but wanted to know if you have any problems with your deathbucker. I am about to pull two of them outa my King V no matter what I do I just cant get them to stop picking up computer noises from my pc when trying to record. I have used shield paint on everything I can and they are picking up what I think might be hard drive noise or fan noise. I do plan to go fully SSD and hope that helps but I do not have problems with standard humbuckers . Yes single coils pick it up too but these no matter if wired single coil mode or in standard bucking mode just pick up too much computer noise . I'm rather bummed.
I ordered the infinium so fucking excited. Couple questions. When you were doing the back and foward between single and dual guitars on the dual i heard almost like a scraping noise on it. What was that? Second question i have an ibanez rga42fm with those ibanez branded actives in them. I was thinking switching them to the SD invaders do you think its worth the trouble of going active to passive and do you think it will sound better?
The scraping noise was my terrible playing ;)
I think passives in general are more versatile than actives, and some good SDs are gonna assblast any stock active pickups. I do think the invaders are too dark sounding though. The Nazgül in my guitar is kind of extreme in the opposite direction, but I guess it's all to taste. Consider the Pegasus, the JB or a good ole' Distortion as well.
Kadence hey i thought your playing was dope lol but yea they are dark and yea its def a taste thing i actually already compared the two i prefer the invaders because of the darkness in the tone the nazgul tho heavy af it was too bright for my taste. There just so many damn good pickups its hard to choose.
I agree about the passives. I have a Sterling Musicman JP150 with SD crunchlab and liquifire. Both sound sick with the 6262.
Who has or had the 6262 around here? I'm looking forward to buy it, but I can't decide on this one, the 333xl, or Trirec. Any thoughts? Thanks!
MadBurner1 I recently brought the 6262 infinium second hand, I absolutely love it! it's based off the 6505+ from Peavey. The 333XL I think is based on the Peavey JSX and Trirec is based on the Mesa Dual Rectifier. obviously they're not 100% the same but they're pretty close to what they try and emulate. Hopefully that helps you to narrow down your choice by what tone you're after. I reckon they're all amazing for what they are. Just make sure you purchase the amps with the "infinium" name as they corrected some fairly major faults that plagued the non infinium range.
thanks dude!
MadBurner1 No worries mate. Hope it helps a bit
The Trirec sounds nothing like the Mesa dual rectifier. In fact, Ryan Bruce does a comparison vid on the 2 amps and the trirec destroys the mesa. The mesa is just so muddy while the trirec is nice and crisp.
Have all three amps here. I like the 333xl the most, but thats just my personal taste. They all sound great in my opinion.
I did not watch the entire video you might have mentioned it. But I have a set of deathbuckers in my V and I have noticed they do not seem to Noise Cancel as good as real humbuckers so when I get close to my PC to record the pickups pick up some strange digital noise . Did yours do this?
dude how do you have so few subscribers with such quality content?
I've got a Bugera 6262 for 10 years. I've played it 5 hours everyday with hot biassed stock tubes inside it for 3.5 years. A friend of mine spilled a beverage on it while the amp was on. I turned the amp off with lightning speed. The beverage got two of the power tubes near the input jack wet. I cleaned those and the sockets with paper towel and dried it for about 20 minutes with hair dryer until i was sure. Then i played it for another two weeks but those two tubes started red plating until they popped out a fuse. I opened it up and removed the tubes then i saw burn marks in the tube sockets. I thought it was done for. I didn't even try to fix it or hire a technician because i knew they were ready to rip me off. I decided to get a bedroom level small amplifier and man 6262, it's way too loud for an apartment. I used crappy small amps and not really been to playing guitar because of work and life not having much time and all those stupid excuses. Then recently around 2 months ago i got into playing guitar for long hours again. Decided to fix this amp. Cleaned up the board with contact cleaner and replaced two blown fuses on the power stage. Did not replace the old tubes. I just cleaned them up with a contact cleaner this time and turned the amp on. It worked. The two tubes were red plating still tho. But they were really heavily used. Hot biased and for 3.5 years 5 hours of everyday use they made it. I thought it was time to replace the tubes and ordered a TAD 6L6GC Quartet from Thomann. But i could not wait for the new tubes to arrive. I just thought maybe if i swap the tube 1(fine tube) with tube 3(red plating), i would balance the stress and with a colder bias it would stable. And yes it did! It even sounded great! I used it for about 2 weeks like that until the tubes arrive. I installed the new tubes. re-biased the amp and been using it just fine ever since. Do not believe shit people tell you about these amps. Any electronic device can die anytime because of the environmental factors. Even for the top quality brand shit can happen. If you get these amps, make sure you open up the chassis and check if any connection is loose. If the non glued pin type connectors get loose for example, the speaker out. It will fuck up the amp. Just check the connections once you got the amp. These amplifiers are not built with the best quality check and also during shipping, connections may get loose. Make sure before you open up the chassis for any reason, turn off the amp while the stand by switch is on. It will ground the preamp stage and some capacitors on it. Then unplug the power after a few minutes. If you happen to turn off the standby then the power switch, some very high voltage electricity can still be present in capacitors and touching anywhere in the board can cause enough shock to kill you even while the amp is off and unplugged. I recommend wearing plastic protective gloves during the procedure for extra protection.
If everything looks good. It's wise to check them from time to time, like once every few months.
I noticed that when I turn the amp one the valves light up, that's normal right???
Yes, they are supposed to light up :) If they're not light up then it means that there's a problem.
If I get this head what cab should I get? Thanks!
Cameron Nalley He stated it didn't really matter what cab and it isn't limited. "you can even use it with the cab you may already have."
Cameron Nalley dude, diezel rear loaded straight cab grey face 4X12!
What sort of picks do you use!?!? they appear to be single use, sealed butter containers.
Those are Winspear picks, made my Tom Winspear. I highly recommend them! This particular one is a Battleaxe VIII Sandstorm with a tapered edge.
Great Work!
Thanks bud! Much appreciated :)
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Nice Review. What's that accent you have there?
Hi Andy, thanks for the kind words. I'm Danish but I don't sport much of a Danish accent in particular, so maybe just a generic European esque thingamajigg? Cheers.
sorry for asking I just bought one, I have 2 speakers 8rms (8Ω) 100 watt...if I use it with them will I cause damage to the speakers or the amp>?
Never put the power switch on if your tube amp is not hooked with cabinet. If you put the power switch on without speaker cabinet hoooked into amp then amp will get fried.
If you use parallel connection, then overall impedance will be 4 Ohms and if you put them into 8 Ohm or 16 Ohms amp's output, then you can damage transformer, speakers or both. If you connect speakers in serial, then overall impedance will be 16 Ohms and you can use any amp speaker output - 16 Ohms (default best option), 8 Ohms or 4 Ohms and not damage anything.
I hope you respond to this question. I have the same amp and the guy I bought it from took the logo off too lol. You people NOT liking the Bugera Logo lol. I put it back on mine lol. But was wondering when I first turn mine on it starts on the clean channel but I can hear a few quick clicks of a relay and the clean led light blinks really fast with the clicks then it stops clicking and is fine. I was wondering if yours does the same thing or not? My 333 XL has some kinda delay and lets the power supply voltage fully form up in the filter caps and then you hear the click and the lights and things come on. Im wondering if maybe there is some kinda delay circuit or something that is broken in mine. It only does it if its a cold start up for about a second and then is fine from there on out. Thanks
Hi Jennifer, I haven't heard of this particular issue, nor have I experienced it myself. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Also, it was the previous owner who took the logo off ;)
@@thane_snipes So yours does not do that ? Its just a split second when you first turn it on the clean channel led blinks about three times or so and you can hear the relay clicking same time. Then its fine . I have been just ignoring it figured maybe they all did that when you turned them on.
@@Jennifer_Prentice
Nah, never experienced it. Your hypothesis is sound to my ears though (so to speak). I guess if it's not anything more than you describe, it might be easiest to just live with it.
Great vid but wish the amp was simply mic’d with no pedal etc. To hear the amps tone.
Sadly that doesn't really coincide with the style of tone I'm going for. Rest assured though, the amp will sound quite similar without a boost in front, albeit not as tight and not as mid-rangey. Either way, thanks for watching.
Hey been a bit still dont have my amp lol... There has been problems so i bought thru sweetwater its been a month since i ordered it. And got a call from them saying sorry dude bugera gave us bad info and we wont get more til mid October something about issues making them so he offered to give me a trirec same price i said yes and is currently getting shipped. So it just wasnt meant to be with the 6262 :/
The trirec is better and more versatile than the 6262 anyway.. I LOVE my Trirec. I hope you love yours as well
Hope you changed your mind on the Trirec
How is the clean channel? Just as shitty as the original Peavey amps?
Adrn Amrfs No, it's quite nice actually. But the Trirec has much better clean.
Adrn Amrfs trirec is best but the 6262 cleans incredibly well for a high gain amp. Very beautiful sound
Any differences between this one and the 6262?
This is the 6262.
Hey! I want to hear more of your music!
Hey there! Most of the stuff I've made can be found on my channel. Most of the tracks I've "written" are unnamed, including the one in this video, but you should probably start with my buddy and I's project "Happiness Club".
Cheers!
Thanks man!
Keep uploading music!
Cheers!
Do you think this amp is something similar to a Peavy 6505?
Indeed, they sound extremely similar.
ok. thanks.
Pretty sure the 6262 is actually based on the Soldano, just like the Peavey 5150 was. Why would Bugera have copied a copy?
Well yea. The 6262 is a 5150 III copy, which in turn is a variety of a SLO 100 copy. Why do they do it?
Because it sounds great. That's all there is to it I think.
Well, actually I think there's a bit of added design in the 6262 now that I look at all 3...the SLO and 5150 both have 5 preamp tubes, whereas the 6262 has 6 preamp tubes. Perhaps not much more complicated in terms of designing a circuit, but I think it might have a fairly dramatic impact on voicing. My 6262 could be at bedroom volume and still sound incredible with no pedals. I wonder if more preamp tubes has something to do with that.
All I know for certain is that the more preamp tubes you have in a cascading type amplifier, the more gain it's gonna crank out. And the 6262 sure isn't lacking on gain.
Yeah, more preamp tubes equating to more gain was the impression I had as well. Agreed it's no slouch there. :)
I've seen people replacing the 6th preamp tube with a 12AT7 I believe for slightly less gain which enables a zero gain clean sound on the clean channel. As you probably know, it's practically impossible to get a true clean sound out of a stock 6262. Something I've considered doing myself. Haven't got around to it yet though :S
Dude the review aside, you have a great voice maybe try for voice-acting or something?
Hi Saeed, thanks for the comment man. I appreciate it very much. It's funny you should mention it since I did voiceovers for about three years, starting when I was 17. I'm looking to get back into the industry, but I got some DIY projects I need to handle first in order to make that a thing. Once again, thanks for the comment.
I doubt it...but probably an epcos if to guess....
it isss a dc like...maybe its one of them others Kemet or something hell idk....
hi
tungsol drifted that ainttt matched now...ones bluerrr dude...it's pulling bothh more screens and plate...that's not good...
i genuinely hate the fact that every single gear demo on the internet has a huge number of dislikes. it just shows that salty boomers go off for no reason and dislike everything. I guess they think they can do better? or that budget gear isn't as good as expensive gear? who knows.
sick riffing WTH for just a demo hahahahah
jerry the trimmer for ya...and yeah probably blooo the 3000s man...man that shit don't like that man...
loosing the ground or something on that xformer lol..intermittent...damn thing cutting up..trying to plate man lol.
Those deathbuckers truly sound bad. Spanky and thin like a strat single coil.
Asia bro country mesa specialist lol.
working with this one..and lord of the couplings in there..no I don't knowww what that one is man and rubbed off....I'm thinking its something else.....not too bad...imgur.com/QwV4YSo
90% of what we can hear is pedals and technical wizadry. Guitar>amp>cab>mic That's all you need to show of the actual amp.
If you're dissatisfied with my demo, feel free to make your own.
@@thane_snipes Way to take constructive criticism asshole