For those of you too young to know, Killer V is a reference to Lonnie Mack who played a Flying V through a Magnatone amp, and put out a live album called "Attack of the Killer V". When his recording of "Wham" hit the airwaves in the early '60's, every hot shot guitar player in the country went back to the woodshed. Thank you JayLeonardJ for all your fine work and another great turn on. Thanks to you I am a big fan of Crazy Tube Circuits and String Joy strings...by far the best strings I've ever used.
Love your Channel! Best reviewer on You tube man. Your guitar playing is so entertaining, your vibe is also very cool and you ability to match music style to the tone you are demoing is just magical man. Really. Thanks for all the useful info and entertainment. I love it when I find someone that both inspires me to play and makes me want to throw my guitar in the garbage and take up chess at the exact same time. Haha
Made it look easy, but some of the hardest modulations to work with.That's why many reject them,- takes a certain sensibility and ear.Outstanding base /driven sounds, and dig that bright mode.Like to hear someone incorporate this into some non retro compositions,- a lot to work with and inspire.
I have the Falcon, but it's narrowing the sound of my Laney Lionheart (british model). I will try the One Control Blue Twanger (There's a video of JayLeonardJ testing it somewhere here.) and Mad Professor Super Black next. The one Crazy Tube Circuits pedal I REALLY love though is the SPT (Phaser/Univibe); sooo lush and buttery. Kicked the Red Witch Moon Phaser off my board.
The Tremolo , vibrato thing , what u said is correct as i understand it . Then theres harmonic trem not get into that , a diff thing ,start talkin bout gear , i be here all day . Do like the pedal ,good demo . Thank u sir .
Great demo and a great sounding pedal. First of all it's different than most of the overdrive pedals out there and the vibrato is amazing. I'd be curious to see how it sounds with more bass and drive with humbuckers.
Awesome demo man! And this pedal sounds really great especially with the tele! As a tele lover i would really like to know which preamp or drive pedal is your favourite to get a nice warm tone from a clean amp or ampless rig.
Oh come on, whats that NOISE ? (I bet you know better) Magnatone i think early 1960s Robert Ward,(Ohio Soul, Falcons), maybe early Lonnie Mack ok sorry, some hints of that later in the video
The Brownface amps use a nifty Harmonic Tremolo circuit: a phase shifting kind of modulation which splits the high and low frequencies and moves them against each other. Really cool effect. The Magnatone uses more of a true Vibrato effects with modulates the pitch. Obviously I could be wrong, but that is how I hear it :)
For those of you too young to know, Killer V is a reference to Lonnie Mack who played a Flying V through a Magnatone amp, and put out a live album called "Attack of the Killer V". When his recording of "Wham" hit the airwaves in the early '60's, every hot shot guitar player in the country went back to the woodshed. Thank you JayLeonardJ for all your fine work and another great turn on. Thanks to you I am a big fan of Crazy Tube Circuits and String Joy strings...by far the best strings I've ever used.
Could be... More likely though it's because Magnatone amps have big "chevron" Vs on them as part of their branding.
Yes!! One of my favourite
@@metart93 All of the above. Perfect name - however they got there.
Love this style of demo. Jay's one of the few youtuber players I like having just chilling in the background
Love your Channel! Best reviewer on You tube man. Your guitar playing is so entertaining, your vibe is also very cool and you ability to match music style to the tone you are demoing is just magical man. Really. Thanks for all the useful info and entertainment. I love it when I find someone that both inspires me to play and makes me want to throw my guitar in the garbage and take up chess at the exact same time. Haha
Made it look easy, but some of the hardest modulations to work with.That's why many reject them,- takes a certain sensibility and ear.Outstanding base /driven sounds, and dig that bright mode.Like to hear someone incorporate this into some non retro compositions,- a lot to work with and inspire.
Good demo. Nice attempt by CTC. Love their White Whale.
Great video and another pedal to my wish list......Oh boy, I am running out of paper on that list.
I really like that one too, kinda bummed I haven't picked up a Falcon yet, but awesome... Thanks Jay
Mickey Settlemire I have a Falcon. It’s great.
I have the Falcon, but it's narrowing the sound of my Laney Lionheart (british model). I will try the One Control Blue Twanger (There's a video of JayLeonardJ testing it somewhere here.) and Mad Professor Super Black next. The one Crazy Tube Circuits pedal I REALLY love though is the SPT (Phaser/Univibe); sooo lush and buttery. Kicked the Red Witch Moon Phaser off my board.
Nice to hear a player who doesn't ignore the neck pup on a Tele.
I was lighting the fire and listening to this in the background, there are also some nice Jimmy Page tones in this thing! Epic!
great demo! your playing is so tasty... this pedal sounds KILLER!
The Tremolo , vibrato thing , what u said is correct as i understand it . Then theres harmonic trem not get into that , a diff thing ,start talkin bout gear , i be here all day . Do like the pedal ,good demo . Thank u sir .
Man you can make that tele sing.
what a gr8 sound array!!! very nice
nice demo jay!!!! love the spaghetti western part.
Yeah!!
great sounding stuff
Tasty spaghetti western tone. Loved it!!
Thanks!
Great demo and a great sounding pedal. First of all it's different than most of the overdrive pedals out there and the vibrato is amazing. I'd be curious to see how it sounds with more bass and drive with humbuckers.
Awesome demo man! And this pedal sounds really great especially with the tele!
As a tele lover i would really like to know which preamp or drive pedal is your favourite to get a nice warm tone from a clean amp or ampless rig.
Nice LZ spin-off... ;)
Closest is still the Maggie
Digital vibrato?
Oh come on, whats that NOISE ? (I bet you know better)
Magnatone i think early 1960s Robert Ward,(Ohio Soul, Falcons), maybe early Lonnie Mack
ok sorry, some hints of that later in the video
Love Robert Ward.
Eh... the Fender brownface amps used pitch vibrato...
The Brownface amps use a nifty Harmonic Tremolo circuit: a phase shifting kind of modulation which splits the high and low frequencies and moves them against each other. Really cool effect. The Magnatone uses more of a true Vibrato effects with modulates the pitch. Obviously I could be wrong, but that is how I hear it :)
Slide guitar might not be your thing dude
Even Bonnie Raitt had to start somewhere... I think I am pretty good actually 😁
Jay did great, but brass tends to be a little brash when used with electrics. Glass tends to be more pleasing.