great demo man! i just got my 333xl in yesterday. im going to try the low gain input today. amp is awesome, only complaint is the weight, but i dont plan on moving it anywhere. great peice of advice, not to get involved withpeoples games. my lesson for the day! thanks for the demo, man! jon
Thank you for this EXCELLENT and VERY HELPFUL demo. What model Strat and what model Les Paul are you using in this video and what pickups were in them when you made this? I ask because you're getting FANTASTIC sounds. I'm reeeeeeally interested in getting a 333XL Infinium now because of your demo. THANK YOU.
Hi Johnnywomack548! Thank you for your kind comment. Both guitars are stock. The Strat is a 1997 American Standard (with a changed pickguard for appearance). The Les Paul is a 2013 Signature T with '57 classics. There is no use of its coil splitting features in this video. Pickup height and choice of speaker cabinet are 2 important factors in guitar sound. For humbuckers, I often times lower the bass side of the neck pickup for better clarity. If you haven't experimented with different speaker cabs, I suggest to do so. You may be very surprised at the comparative differences - even with 'identical' cabs.
One year ago I bought the Redid RD 100 in brown (more like a deep wine) based on your review of your Surfer Green model. WOW! It’s an amazing guitar. Only thing I did to it was a string change (the originals were pretty decent) and intonating the G & B string. How are you enjoying your Redid? Stay well!🥁🎸👍
Thank you for posting this. Because of your video I've decided to purchase this amp. Why? Because you're the only person who actually plugged in a stock strat and a stock LP. Every other video is showcasing the amp as a pure high gain metal amp. Also, you weren't running direct through a load box and some IR loaded in Pro Tools, or some other DAW. Nothing wrong with that, I record the very same way. But your video let us hear exactly what the amp sounds like plugged straight in with no help from any plugins whatsoever. And it sounds great. Anyways, just wanted to thank you for taking the time to put this on You Tube. Also, just wanted to let you know, your cabinet is a 240 watt cab, it cant take the full power of your 120 watt amp, if you were to turn it up one day. You see, the Vintage 30 speaker isn't actually 30 watts, it's 60 watts, I know, it's confusing. So, 4x60=240. But don't just trust me, look it up. Cheers!
Yeah, these would be great if a large number of them didn't break and/or burst into flame in the first few months of use! Not a feature I want in any amp!
Ok let's get you educated if that's possible. On release many years ago now, a third party supplier was supplying plastic parts which melted after a couple of hours playing. This caused a short and most heads just went silent, not caught fire. This was immediately fixed by the company and no issues since.
@@meagainokay7673 Can confirm! My 333xl is from 2010 and is pre-infinium. The problem was fixed early on cause mine came from the factory without the plastic connector.
great demo man! i just got my 333xl in yesterday. im going to try the low gain input today. amp is awesome, only complaint is the weight, but i dont plan on moving it anywhere.
great peice of advice, not to get involved withpeoples games. my lesson for the day!
thanks for the demo, man!
jon
🙂 Thank you for your comment. Good luck with and enjoy the amplifier!
Thank you for this EXCELLENT and VERY HELPFUL demo. What model Strat and what model Les Paul are you using in this video and what pickups were in them when you made this? I ask because you're getting FANTASTIC sounds. I'm reeeeeeally interested in getting a 333XL Infinium now because of your demo. THANK YOU.
Hi Johnnywomack548! Thank you for your kind comment. Both guitars are stock. The Strat is a 1997 American Standard (with a changed pickguard for appearance). The Les Paul is a 2013 Signature T with '57 classics. There is no use of its coil splitting features in this video.
Pickup height and choice of speaker cabinet are 2 important factors in guitar sound. For humbuckers, I often times lower the bass side of the neck pickup for better clarity. If you haven't experimented with different speaker cabs, I suggest to do so. You may be very surprised at the comparative differences - even with 'identical' cabs.
Great to SEE you! Thanks for the demo. Stay well🥁🎸👍
Hi Dennis! Yes... I finally did it!
Great video and great amp too! They sound so good right out of the box
One year ago I bought the Redid RD 100 in brown (more like a deep wine) based on your review of your Surfer Green model. WOW! It’s an amazing guitar. Only thing I did to it was a string change (the originals were pretty decent) and intonating the G & B string.
How are you enjoying your Redid?
Stay well!🥁🎸👍
Hi Dennis! Glad to hear you enjoy the guitar as such enjoyment makes playing fun! I have mine ready to play daily.
Thank you for posting this. Because of your video I've decided to purchase this amp. Why? Because you're the only person who actually plugged in a stock strat and a stock LP.
Every other video is showcasing the amp as a pure high gain metal amp. Also, you weren't running direct through a load box and some IR loaded in Pro Tools, or some other DAW. Nothing wrong with that, I record the very same way. But your video let us hear exactly what the amp sounds like plugged straight in with no help from any plugins whatsoever. And it sounds great.
Anyways, just wanted to thank you for taking the time to put this on You Tube.
Also, just wanted to let you know, your cabinet is a 240 watt cab, it cant take the full power of your 120 watt amp, if you were to turn it up one day. You see, the Vintage 30 speaker isn't actually 30 watts, it's 60 watts, I know, it's confusing. So, 4x60=240. But don't just trust me, look it up.
Cheers!
Super kind of you! Thanks!
You're very welcome.
I just received mine today, I'll give it a go tomorrow. Thanks again ✌
Who did Uli steal from this time?
why on the earth i dont have cool neighbour like this gentlemen . why god WHY ???????
Yeah, these would be great if a large number of them didn't break and/or burst into flame in the first few months of use! Not a feature I want in any amp!
Ok let's get you educated if that's possible. On release many years ago now, a third party supplier was supplying plastic parts which melted after a couple of hours playing. This caused a short and most heads just went silent, not caught fire. This was immediately fixed by the company and no issues since.
@@meagainokay7673 Can confirm! My 333xl is from 2010 and is pre-infinium. The problem was fixed early on cause mine came from the factory without the plastic connector.