at 0:05 he says "I'm going to show you MY guitars" he didn't say OUR guitars? at 1:53 he says "i've forgotten what songs I use this on" and not WE 2:45 "hey here we are looking at MY pedal board" and not OUR. etc, etc, etc, etc
Joe is such a great person. I had the opportunity to meet him once at a meet and greet. He was generous with time, very appreciative of his fans and an all around nice guy.
For those who are wondering, the sound at 9:10 is a Digitech IPS 33B (Actually two of them) One is set E min 5-1-3 and the other I believe is set E min 3-1-5. I bought one to mimic the sound and after I listened to the track from the CD, I realized the left and right speakers were in different octaves meaning, to truly mimic the song, you need two 33B's.
Joe is amazing..he looks so wise and so humble and he description step by step like teacher so clearly.. He deserves to be called a legend.. thanks for uploading this video
I know you will never read this Joe....but Everytime I have been near one of our shows it has conflicted with my chemotherapy and was never able to see u live...plz while I am off that crap come to Kentucky so I can say I got at least one time to see u live....I have everything you ever recorded and never looked back and even listen to you while on chemotherapy to get me thru
Man what a great guy!!! You can tell he truly enjoys his craft. This why he gets better and better at guitar and all aspects of music!!! GREAT AND POSITIVE ATTITUDE!!!
one of the best guitar players, one thing that i like the most is the fact that he's sharing' his "arsenal" (i don't know why but most people doesn't do it) and to see that he is doing magic with his guitar and his hands not with thousans of pedals, saludos from mexico, love your music Mr. satriani! one other thing, he is playing the intro of a song name "why" on 7:52
Thanks Joe for sharing with us all. We are all humbled by your love and passion of guitars and music technology, as an extension of your musical creativity. :-R
I saw joe satriani 5 times in london shows.the man play the guitar like a robot he is an amazing player .his notes comes out of the speakers alive right in your face.all i can say is god bless this man and give him a long life.
Joe is just such an incredible inspiration to me as a musician. I can get completely down on myself and think that I should just quit trying, and all I have to do is see him play or talk about music and I'm right back to being excited about it all again.
hola amig(@) vi tu publicación de hace 10 años. me encantaría escuchar tu música, espero no hayas abandonado y que hayas dejado registro de tu creatividad. técnicamente joe es bueno , es de todo mi agrado en sus melodias. yo con carencias técnicas ( no como satriani) pude darle alma a varias canciones que me enorgullecen . gracias
Saw Shockwave SuperNova tour in PA, 2016-04-06. LOUDEST show I've ever been! Joe's band and Keswick Theatre sound don't take no prisoners, yo. Hottest, tastiest, kick__s music punched home by thousands of watts, eardrums tickling during the show and outright PAIN afterward. Joe's Shockwave tour is for REAL ROCKERS only. Dude is at the top of his game, his band totally smokes, and his tone is so wet I swear I saw soapsuds and water spraying out his Marshall stacks... fantastic. Love this video, thanks Joe. You are King of Tasty and Flow!!
The Satch is a great guitar player and all round nice guy. He's humble too. He doesn't have a whole catalog of pedals but that's great because what he has, does exactly what he wants and gives him a good variety of effects. I just loved when he made it scream with the whammy bar!!
seriously, this guy could not be more humble, awesome, and cool...every video, interview, and discussion I have heard, he's always professional, nice, and f-ing knowledgeable beyond belief. Wish more artists were like this legend of rock...
Joe did a guitar clinic in Perth last year & he was very humble in his approach & delivery to the audience, a really nice guy. He jammed with people from the audience at the end: this chick killed all of them...with a standing ovation...she wasn't technical or shredding, just played what he loves, blues, and he said that during one of his talks. I thought, well this girl understands more than these guys who were trying to shred with the master. After the gig he did a signing session. My son & I got to shake his hand while my wife took the photo, who decides when we got there that she's buying a ticket at the door to watch him play...I'm a 6'2", 120 kg ex-rugby league player: I think I sort of scared him a bit with my tatts & my size, sorry 'bout that Joe, but when I shook his hand its the same size as mine, whoa. Anyway, my wife, son & I enjoyed the night fully & the memorys will be with my family & I forever...thanks Joe
He's even like that in person...ha! Awesome guy and secure in his Guitar Godship, he seems to have fun with it and doesn't let it go to his head. Saw him 12 days ago with VIP's, what a great show...the best I've seen yet. This album rocks!
I'm loving this. For fellow players, I noticed @ 9:00 in the video and 9:45 when Joe plays the classic double-stop bend (G string up a step makes a min 3rd over B) he doesn't do anything to keep the Floyd from de-tuning. I have the JS2410 guitar, set up to near perfection with .010 strings, bridge perfectly level... but double-stop bends? Forget it. Unisons are a bit easier to bend both up and make them true, but G over B is impossible to do as Joe does here. I have a magnified screen capture of this vid and Joe isn't compensating in any way. The 2nd string is perfectly straight. And he's not applying reverse trem pressure cause he actually floats the trem during the bend. I have a SuperVee Maglok on order. Hope it does the trick cause I miss being able to do that, it's a staple I like to use every once in awhile.
@@edsmith898 Ed, I just gotta tip my hat to you, a fellow player who's curious, like me. I've posted this query, with links to this video and even screen caps, to a few Ibanez guitar forums, and so many of the non-helpful replies show that people just don't bother to READ what I wrote. LOL I STILL haven't bothered to try/install either of the two mechanical solutions I purchased, the MagLok (which I highly doubt Joe uses) or the ESPArmingAdjuster, which is a better bet, cause it's so much like Ibanez's own discontnued gadget. But hey check this out... a link I've never seen before: joe.emenaker.com/TremStabilizers/
he is very humble an easy going in real life. Had him sign a guitar of mine an he is very encouraging to never give up an play what you love an feel. He said to me that if a simple E cord works then use it. Never stop learning keep practicing.
long live joe, i dont know if you remember when you played in portugal 5 years ago i was with you on stage on the sound check because i was playing the opening, nice to see you rocking your ass off
I have a feeling that if you asked Joe how to play a D chord he'd take the time to make sure you got it and would give you a pat on the back once you grasped it. Delicious tones Joe, always an inspiration to hear your strange beautiful music & other-worldly chops & sounds!
Just saw him last night in Kelowna BC. I have 30 minutes of HD concert footage from it. Someones hoping to see some I'm sure. Also thank you Joe for sharing your gear. I so wanted to get a look at it last night.
I dig this whole thing. I like the fact that with the acoustic was your favorite color. FYI...Black is the combination of all colors, for those of us that didn't mix all the finger paints together in grade school! Ok I also ate some of the wheat paste!
I've been to his only show in India... he started on time and played non stop for 4 hours straight... a privilege to have been only 5 feet away from him doing what he does best...
It's a Mo'Joe' in the bridge and in the neck...Pro-Track on the 2400 and a Satch Track in the 2410 (Orange one is the prototype that became the 2410 production model). His guitars for the Unstoppable Momentum tour (he's on the tour right now) have sustainiac pickups in the neck slot.
That's the channel switcher for the Marshalls. Getting this kind of tone is not actually as elusive as you might think. Take a Marshall or Soldano or whatever and run a guitar with a good humbucker (Duncan or Dimarzio or?)through an overdrive pedal and into the amp. Put a delay like a BOSS DD-3 or 7 or whatever in the effects loop. Done! :) It's all in the fingers and technique. All the pro players say that because it is true! :)
Many of these rig rundowns feature lowly guitar techs, or the guitar players themselves who show little knowledge and even less enthusiasm about their gear. It's good to see Joe-a guitar player's player-walking us through his gear with hearty enthusiasm.
I saw that tour in Denver, about a week after "Satchurated" was recorded in Canada, AMAZING show! "Andalusia" and "Wind in the Trees" being my fave songs in the show. I met Joe (and got a pic with him) in Hollywood when I bought some of his art back in 2019. WAY cool guy, very humble. Been a HUGE fan since the early '80's and have seen him a bunch of times solo and with G3, all over the US starting with "The Extremist" tour in Cleveland and even in Canada (Massey Hall 2002 I think) and it's been a great show every time. He signed 3 of my concert stubs thru a friend (the SceneFour art dealer including the one for the Massey Hall show) Hope to meet him again one day! Might make the trip to 'Vegas this year for the G3 show.
Just an FYI. I was looking at the user manual for the DigiTech IPS-33b and the copyright date was 1990 so that gives you an idea of the era it was from. It's an amazing effect for the time. If you look on here you'll find a video posted by 0ddb0d showing some if the 33b's effects. It's sold me on the effect and I plan on finding one some time soon Check out the "shimmer" effect in his video. It's just awesome.
@12062 I've met Satriani many years ago at an autograph session in HK. Him and the whole band were awesome! We talked about the difference in coffee from the Starbucks here and in the US! Not only that, he signed my guitar and my CD which wasn't allowed by the store owners but he did it anyway. I've met Malmsteen in a similar situation and that was just a sign and walk away experience. Satriani rocks. So does Yingwe too, but for different reasons. :)
So, first he plays the guitar then at 10:38 he plays the harmonica... then he plays the guitar WITH the harmonica! You sir, are a piece of work Mr. Satriani.
Based on my limited attendance at his live shows I would have to agree. I know he's done thousands of shows but of the 3 that I've seen he impressed me with with his respect for the audience. None of that keep'em waiting crap. If the show time said 8PM he was jammin by 805 at the latest, and his 15 minute breaks were 10 minutes long.
great tone...i am in love with these JVMs...But I noticed that Joe said the the second Marshall head (the one in the middle) is there just because if the first one "dies", and then in the video (5:35) i noticed that this second head isn't connected to the cabinet. I think that he is using stereo and that these second head is there just to look good. No hard feelings..But the sound and playing is amazing..Joe is one of my favourite... :))
@TobyBallMusic It's funny that the Peavey team and Joe worked non stop building his dream amp, all his own specifications, the tone he wanted, the channels, the this/that and etc. and now he's over it. He had such a big smile playing through them on the Tokyo G3, and Satriani LIVE! DVD. I love the JSX, ever since I heard him play through one I wanted to get one and know I own one. Couldn't ask for a better amp. Going to bring it to Eurotubes and make it sing and punch a bit more.
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I love how he says "This is the guitar we use" as opposed to "I use". Very humble guy for having so much talent!
Yeah, I caught that too. That is pure class and humility. I have just doubled how much I like this guy!
If you say "we" you understand that its about family to have a band and a crew with you. Very true!
at 0:05 he says "I'm going to show you MY guitars" he didn't say OUR guitars?
at 1:53 he says "i've forgotten what songs I use this on" and not WE
2:45 "hey here we are looking at MY pedal board" and not OUR.
etc, etc, etc, etc
dsvet nobody said he never says "I", "my" etc.
They pointed out he said "we" when they were expecting him to say "I"...
@@dsvet hater...
Joe is exactly the same guy if you ever get a chance to meet him. Super Cool
Joe is such a great person. I had the opportunity to meet him once at a meet and greet. He was generous with time, very appreciative of his fans and an all around nice guy.
For those who are wondering, the sound at 9:10 is a Digitech IPS 33B (Actually two of them) One is set E min 5-1-3 and the other I believe is set E min 3-1-5. I bought one to mimic the sound and after I listened to the track from the CD, I realized the left and right speakers were in different octaves meaning, to truly mimic the song, you need two 33B's.
Joe is this you??
He's showing us around HIS gear and having a blast like a kid in a toy store.
I love Joe.
Effects are one thing. Knowing how to use them is quite another and takes years and years to learn. And Joe is amazing.
Joe is amazing..he looks so wise and so humble and he description step by step like teacher so clearly.. He deserves to be called a legend.. thanks for uploading this video
I always love to come back and watch this video !...
I know you will never read this Joe....but Everytime I have been near one of our shows it has conflicted with my chemotherapy and was never able to see u live...plz while I am off that crap come to Kentucky so I can say I got at least one time to see u live....I have everything you ever recorded and never looked back and even listen to you while on chemotherapy to get me thru
Eric H Stidham hope you are doing better today, may your dream come true
Are you still with us friend
Man what a great guy!!! You can tell he truly enjoys his craft. This why he gets better and better at guitar and all aspects of music!!! GREAT AND POSITIVE ATTITUDE!!!
one of the best guitar players, one thing that i like the most is the fact that he's sharing' his "arsenal" (i don't know why but most people doesn't do it) and to see that he is doing magic with his guitar and his hands not with thousans of pedals, saludos from mexico, love your music Mr. satriani! one other thing, he is playing the intro of a song name "why" on 7:52
I...love....joe...satriani! period! this guy is an incredible composer and musician and so normal and nice. and what sound! !!!
joe looks like a really nice guy who you want to have a beer with.
lance o I've met him several times. That's exactly how he really is.
Have a beer and jamm with him
I think he is after beer here:D
BRILLIANT. Satch rocks.
What an awesome guy, really taking his time to show us his stuff. Thanks Joe!
Thanks Joe for sharing with us all. We are all humbled by your love and passion of guitars and music technology, as an extension of your musical creativity. :-R
I saw joe satriani 5 times in london shows.the man play the guitar like a robot he is an amazing player .his notes comes out of the speakers alive right in your face.all i can say is god bless this man and give him a long life.
I will hopefully get to see him live one day.
God bless you Master..
I love the pedal at 9:10
Edit: 5 years later and joe already has me back haha what talent!
octave
Octave + the rackeffect :)
O mas show mesmo
Awesome. he Uses that on "Why" and Wow it sounds Excellent!!
It's a harmonizer which set a custom scale (you can look it up on the internet), he is using Digitech 33B, there!
Joe is just such an incredible inspiration to me as a musician. I can get completely down on myself and think that I should just quit trying, and all I have to do is see him play or talk about music and I'm right back to being excited about it all again.
hola amig(@) vi tu publicación de hace 10 años. me encantaría escuchar tu música, espero no hayas abandonado y que hayas dejado registro de tu creatividad. técnicamente joe es bueno , es de todo mi agrado en sus melodias. yo con carencias técnicas ( no como satriani) pude darle alma a varias canciones que me enorgullecen . gracias
Joe is a fucking legend.
This is still the best review out there I wish he would do a new one for 2016 !
Saw Shockwave SuperNova tour in PA, 2016-04-06. LOUDEST show I've ever been! Joe's band and Keswick Theatre sound don't take no prisoners, yo. Hottest, tastiest, kick__s music punched home by thousands of watts, eardrums tickling during the show and outright PAIN afterward. Joe's Shockwave tour is for REAL ROCKERS only. Dude is at the top of his game, his band totally smokes, and his tone is so wet I swear I saw soapsuds and water spraying out his Marshall stacks... fantastic. Love this video, thanks Joe. You are King of Tasty and Flow!!
Joe is just a legend.. even his simple demoing of his gear blows my mind beyond belief
The Satch is a great guitar player and all round nice guy. He's humble too. He doesn't have a whole catalog of pedals but that's great because what he has, does exactly what he wants and gives him a good variety of effects. I just loved when he made it scream with the whammy bar!!
seriously, this guy could not be more humble, awesome, and cool...every video, interview, and discussion I have heard, he's always professional, nice, and f-ing knowledgeable beyond belief. Wish more artists were like this legend of rock...
Very lovely tools Joe! Innovative guys you got there too! Great sounds!
Thanks Joe for your time to share,you are the best player I've seen,Thumbs Up to Music Radar!!
9:10 for the best sounding guitar effect ever!!!
Joe seems like the coolest guy, musta been great to study with him.
Joe did a guitar clinic in Perth last year & he was very humble in his approach & delivery to the audience, a really nice guy. He jammed with people from the audience at the end: this chick killed all of them...with a standing ovation...she wasn't technical or shredding, just played what he loves, blues, and he said that during one of his talks. I thought, well this girl understands more than these guys who were trying to shred with the master. After the gig he did a signing session. My son & I got to shake his hand while my wife took the photo, who decides when we got there that she's buying a ticket at the door to watch him play...I'm a 6'2", 120 kg ex-rugby league player: I think I sort of scared him a bit with my tatts & my size, sorry 'bout that Joe, but when I shook his hand its the same size as mine, whoa. Anyway, my wife, son & I enjoyed the night fully & the memorys will be with my family & I forever...thanks Joe
He's even like that in person...ha! Awesome guy and secure in his Guitar Godship, he seems to have fun with it and doesn't let it go to his head. Saw him 12 days ago with VIP's, what a great show...the best I've seen yet. This album rocks!
I wish I could play with that tone he had just before he played the wah. That was awesome.
he is like a kid showing his gadget with a big smile .love his teen spirit .keep doing your stuff man .you rock
I'm loving this. For fellow players, I noticed @ 9:00 in the video and 9:45 when Joe plays the classic double-stop bend (G string up a step makes a min 3rd over B) he doesn't do anything to keep the Floyd from de-tuning. I have the JS2410 guitar, set up to near perfection with .010 strings, bridge perfectly level... but double-stop bends? Forget it. Unisons are a bit easier to bend both up and make them true, but G over B is impossible to do as Joe does here. I have a magnified screen capture of this vid and Joe isn't compensating in any way. The 2nd string is perfectly straight. And he's not applying reverse trem pressure cause he actually floats the trem during the bend. I have a SuperVee Maglok on order. Hope it does the trick cause I miss being able to do that, it's a staple I like to use every once in awhile.
Wow still no answer to your question. I was looking on the forums trying to find info if he uses STABALIZERS or not
@@edsmith898 Ed, I just gotta tip my hat to you, a fellow player who's curious, like me. I've posted this query, with links to this video and even screen caps, to a few Ibanez guitar forums, and so many of the non-helpful replies show that people just don't bother to READ what I wrote. LOL I STILL haven't bothered to try/install either of the two mechanical solutions I purchased, the MagLok (which I highly doubt Joe uses) or the ESPArmingAdjuster, which is a better bet, cause it's so much like Ibanez's own discontnued gadget. But hey check this out... a link I've never seen before: joe.emenaker.com/TremStabilizers/
He seems to be an down to earth and friendly person. I will watch more of his video's.
I freaking Love you Joe, you're my favorite guitar player...thanks for sharing your gear!!
what a good overview! Seems very nice. Thanks Joe!
I can't get over the analog slap on this one. Thanks for the music Joe. Thanks for the lessons too. The musician man.
he is very humble an easy going in real life. Had him sign a guitar of mine an he is very encouraging to never give up an play what you love an feel. He said to me that if a simple E cord works then use it. Never stop learning keep practicing.
long live joe, i dont know if you remember when you played in portugal 5 years ago i was with you on stage on the sound check because i was playing the opening, nice to see you rocking your ass off
You're lucky having a great time and music with Joe satch...
What a nice guy Joe is
Great musician and gem of a person!
He just did a little private concert you can never hear on shows!!! Incredible talented and humble man \m/
Joe, you're the man. It's clear that you're a teacher, and what credentials! Pick long and prosper, Sir.
I have a feeling that if you asked Joe how to play a D chord he'd take the time to make sure you got it and would give you a pat on the back once you grasped it. Delicious tones Joe, always an inspiration to hear your strange beautiful music & other-worldly chops & sounds!
Some how I found this video again! Still awesome! Rock on !
Just saw him last night in Kelowna BC. I have 30 minutes of HD concert footage from it. Someones hoping to see some I'm sure. Also thank you Joe for sharing your gear. I so wanted to get a look at it last night.
Thanks Joe, I have the same chorus and in this position give a wonderful sound.......
this is the first time i've heard joe speak. i am completely blown away by how down to earth he is. very cool.
His music always lift my soul . When I play it on the job my homeowners are pretty blown away . Melting the makeup off of old ladies faces .😂
Wow ! what a great video !!!! Every good guitar player should do that ! It's so nice of them !
I dig this whole thing. I like the fact that with the acoustic was your favorite color. FYI...Black is the combination of all colors, for those of us that didn't mix all the finger paints together in grade school! Ok I also ate some of the wheat paste!
I'm not a huge Satch fan...but I love how he did his own gear run, and even showed the sound. Good times.
I've been to his only show in India... he started on time and played non stop for 4 hours straight... a privilege to have been only 5 feet away from him doing what he does best...
It's a Mo'Joe' in the bridge and in the neck...Pro-Track on the 2400 and a Satch Track in the 2410 (Orange one is the prototype that became the 2410 production model). His guitars for the Unstoppable Momentum tour (he's on the tour right now) have sustainiac pickups in the neck slot.
That's the channel switcher for the Marshalls. Getting this kind of tone is not actually as elusive as you might think. Take a Marshall or Soldano or whatever and run a guitar with a good humbucker (Duncan or Dimarzio or?)through an overdrive pedal and into the amp. Put a delay like a BOSS DD-3 or 7 or whatever in the effects loop. Done! :)
It's all in the fingers and technique. All the pro players say that because it is true! :)
I really hope he makes a dvd for this tour. I'd love to see him perform Why live.
He is a fantastic guitar player and you can see what a great guy he is. I would love to meet him. He is doing the best a person can do with his life.
Many of these rig rundowns feature lowly guitar techs, or the guitar players themselves who show little knowledge and even less enthusiasm about their gear. It's good to see Joe-a guitar player's player-walking us through his gear with hearty enthusiasm.
Wheres the chrome silver metallic guitar?....my fav;)
How can you not love this guy
That's from the song "Why" That's the intro and he then goes into a verse/chorus using the harmony machine he uses later.
I never realized he had so many pedals. Very impressive
I love the fact that everything is "Joe" proofed. "Yes/No" switch is brilliant.
For somebody who has achieved so much he's still humble.
Sounds amazing !! Joe sounds like a nice guy.
Just got a dsl 100h and it’s amazing, love the Marshall and you’re my top 5 list joe ! You da man !
cant wait for your show on the 19th, at chicago theater...
Don't care about his gears, dude is just a cool guy.
Joe is so chill, that guitar is freakin awesome.
09:11 as god bows down to the beautiful harmonies resonating from the strings of a master
I saw that tour in Denver, about a week after "Satchurated" was recorded in Canada, AMAZING show! "Andalusia" and "Wind in the Trees" being my fave songs in the show. I met Joe (and got a pic with him) in Hollywood when I bought some of his art back in 2019. WAY cool guy, very humble. Been a HUGE fan since the early '80's and have seen him a bunch of times solo and with G3, all over the US starting with "The Extremist" tour in Cleveland and even in Canada (Massey Hall 2002 I think) and it's been a great show every time. He signed 3 of my concert stubs thru a friend (the SceneFour art dealer including the one for the Massey Hall show) Hope to meet him again one day! Might make the trip to 'Vegas this year for the G3 show.
A 'like' is nowhere near enough of an expression of the love I have for this video.
Very cool orange guitar Joe is a cool guy I worked with his cousin Charlie in the 90's
Mabuhay joe sat from dumaguete Philippines
Just an FYI. I was looking at the user manual for the DigiTech IPS-33b and the copyright date was 1990 so that gives you an idea of the era it was from. It's an amazing effect for the time.
If you look on here you'll find a video posted by 0ddb0d showing some if the 33b's effects. It's sold me on the effect and I plan on finding one some time soon
Check out the "shimmer" effect in his video. It's just awesome.
What a nice dude and wonderful guitar player, I am surprised at how little gear he uses to get his sound, excellent.
Really really awesome video
Love how he explains and plays something like that :D
That's the song "Why?" from the album The Extremist. It's actually on that song that he uses the harmonizer he's talking about in this video.
@12062 I've met Satriani many years ago at an autograph session in HK. Him and the whole band were awesome! We talked about the difference in coffee from the Starbucks here and in the US! Not only that, he signed my guitar and my CD which wasn't allowed by the store owners but he did it anyway. I've met Malmsteen in a similar situation and that was just a sign and walk away experience. Satriani rocks. So does Yingwe too, but for different reasons. :)
THAT'S what I call... SOUND!
So, first he plays the guitar then at 10:38 he plays the harmonica... then he plays the guitar WITH the harmonica!
You sir, are a piece of work Mr. Satriani.
Thanks for the peak in to the world on stage, Joe.
i hope all guitarist are as humble like him! from pilipinas mj!
Nice to see Satch with a Marshall backline...I can imagine what it sounds like in person
I wish to see Joe live n talk to him before I die..God wish me
Keep inspiring Joe... too much awesomeness!
What a top bloke!
His tone is in his fingertips and his heart though.
Joe's a super cool dude
after watching the RUclips vids of his live shows.. I think Joe is the best guitar player- maybe ever.
Nice set up. No digital processing crap, but real analog tube powered tone
Based on my limited attendance at his live shows I would have to agree. I know he's done thousands of shows but of the 3 that I've seen he impressed me with with his respect for the audience. None of that keep'em waiting crap. If the show time said 8PM he was jammin by 805 at the latest, and his 15 minute breaks were 10 minutes long.
great tone...i am in love with these JVMs...But I noticed that Joe said the the second Marshall head (the one in the middle) is there just because if the first one "dies", and then in the video (5:35) i noticed that this second head isn't connected to the cabinet. I think that he is using stereo and that these second head is there just to look good. No hard feelings..But the sound and playing is amazing..Joe is one of my favourite... :))
need same thing for all of his show and records since 1986!^^
@Youriri1 It's "Why" from the album "The Extremist"
I like that 33B
Cheers ! What fun I love the harmoniser .Go Joe : )
@TobyBallMusic It's funny that the Peavey team and Joe worked non stop building his dream amp, all his own specifications, the tone he wanted, the channels, the this/that and etc. and now he's over it. He had such a big smile playing through them on the Tokyo G3, and Satriani LIVE! DVD. I love the JSX, ever since I heard him play through one I wanted to get one and know I own one. Couldn't ask for a better amp. Going to bring it to Eurotubes and make it sing and punch a bit more.
am so blessed to see him..