This is the quality of sound that the Andertons guys should aspire to .I am listening to this on a Bose companion 5 computer audio system and the sound is stunning i can feel every note and chord. Well done done guys great video !!
+Harry Blackhole I must admit a AC30 now sounds cool I have just picked up a new Gary Clark Casino so a AC30 would be first class for sound I will have to settle for what I have already got a Fender Blues junior, a Marshall DSL 5C and yamaha THR10c not complaining really just running out of space \m/
Gee how things have changed from 2019 vids, the aesthetic that is, content remains brilliant and informative as always.... Thanks guys. Cheers Marty from Melbourne
I always look forward to your reviews. Thanks for being objective and demonstrating multiple guitars/amps so we have a better idea of how it will respond to our own equipment.
These guys and The Pedal Show are a Godsend!! They have helped me immensely to build my pedal board and choose the appropriate pedals for the sound(s) I desire. Kudos to Dan and Mick. Vic here!!!
So glad I'm catching up on all your past videos that I've missed, Mick and Dan. You guys are so cool and fun that it would be worth moving to England just to be able to hang out with you. I absolutely love that Tele, Dan. You inspired me to pick up my first Tele ever a couple years ago. And, I've gotta say, Mick playing that 335 through the Beano into that Marshall sounds monstrous - a match made in tonal Heaven. Reminiscent of Clapton's work with Mayall and the Bluesbreakers. That LP didn't sound none too shabby either, BTW.
I'm a complete noob when it comes to amp models, I've "just" been playing guitar for 11 years.. Even though I've played electric through 100s of amps for forever I have no clue what you guys are talking about, but am I getting this right; you think that the deluxe reverb is a bad amp? If yes, how so?
What? Make sense for one and because we want to hear the deluxe doesn't sound at all like we think they're bad. Considering that's what I have at home I think not lol. Have a better one.
***** English is a second language for me, sorry. I interpreted Graeme's comment as nothing could make the deluxe sound good and I wanted to know if I got that right. And I was also saying that even though I have 11 years of experience under my belt, I don't know anything about different amp models, which is why I was asking about it. Hope that made more sense.
This video (along with the supplement from Guitarist mag which brought me here) has just re-ignited my passion for the electric guitar again (my attention/dedication span comes and goes for some annoying reason)... Got that lovely funny feeling in my tummy again making me yearn to crank my Strat and get these gorgeous tones filling my world. Have instructed the wife to get me a Blues Driver for chrimbo. Great work guys, so informative. Many many thanks!!
That AC30 sounds spectacular with everything. I wish that I had bought one a long time ago. All these years I’ve been a Marshall and Fender guy. Didn’t know what I was missing.
I was the same. My first real amp was a blackface twin, then I switched to a JCM2000 halfstack and after a long time wound up bumping down to an AC30. It's an amazing amp. It can do the pedal platform thing if you want, as well as the saturated overdrive too.
just a couple weeks ago some sold aye AC30 for like 700€s, I onece bourht a Fender deluxe Modified for 700, didnr care for it, left it in the can................, at home one Fender 10G at the bookshelf does marvels...😎
I love that ES-335!!! =) Usually i never use an OD, playing with my tone and volume knobs on my Gibsons into a cranked amp (18 Watt Plexi, Dlx Reverb or Transatlantic) is all i need. But i still love to watch your videos! Keep up the good work.
My amp is a BlackStar and I run a Fender Strat with a Seymour Duncan in the bridge. On a clean channel in front of the amp the EP Booster gives a rather distorted muddy sound similar to that of the Marshall in this video. With little rise in terms of volume. When I run the EP Booster through the effects loop I get clear transparency and the volume level spikes to insane levels. Just thought I would put this out here for those BlackStar owners wondering what to expect when combining the two.
Another amazing video, the passion and detail you guys describe the tone and how everything works with each other is truly great thank you for your videos
The surprising thing to me, is that(at least it seems like it...) you guys switch from guitar to guitar and amp to amp without adjusting the settings on the amps or the pedals, and it still sounds great!
+Alex Padilla Yes indeed ... that Beano Boost really does a great job. Personally, I wasn't impressed by the EP Booster, but the Beano is so much better.
+bluesboynate Gilmour used a Coloursound Power Booster. I think that's what you're thinking of. I agree, May is the man that always comes to mind. He still uses one today where as most others have moved on.
thoroughly enjoyed that video.you two guys are great together.very informative and makes me wish I was in the room with you if it sounded that good on my speakers I can only imagine the room sound- I had the pleasure recently of playing a collectors choice Les Paul thru a JTM 45 combo at breakup levels and there is nothing like it-having that Analogman would have been icing on the cake
For years I have been playing the Little Green Wonder with Suhr pickups thru my twin silverface, but I needed more drive so I started looking for the best "blending" pedals if you will, so I bought the Moxon 808 and placed it before my Little Green. The 808 really enhances the distortion.
Great video! I have a JTM 45 Reissue also and very curious about the settings in the video. These guys are spot on about the excess bass, I turn it down completely.
Vox AC + Blues Driver-- one of the nicest combinations out there that no one ever talks about. So underrated. There are other worlds beyond the Fender&Ts horizon, folks
great review, guy's actually was a reminder I might want to use my "real" AC30 that has been sitting unused for some 30 years it's also just fantastic that unlike most reviewers you can actually PLAY .. :)
For completeness, the bottom end produced by the JTM is also a function of the cab and speakers. Everything in the signal chain, from fingers to ears, passing by room, mikes, preamps, mix, mastering, your computer, your sound card, the state of your hearing and even the mood you are in contributes to what you hear. And by the way, I've not mentioned all the other variables in the equation. My point? It's as much a science as it is an art and time spent paying attention to what you're doing is the best way to gain knowledge and develop your own tone. Which, by the way, is not a destination...
Just an update. The EP Booster has dip switches that control the amount of bass that get boosted so if you're not looking for a fat boost you can turn it into a flat EQ clean boost. That said the bass boost is exaggerated in this video. Must be clipping the mic or the older EP had much more bass. Mine just gives a nice fat boost which is great for solos in the upper frets.
Nice review and demo. The only thing I would like to add is you really didn't cover the full capabilities of the EP Booster. There are 2 internal dip switches which provide you 4 different sounds. The switches control bass boost and treble boost. You can have them on individually, on together, or off together. Where you were getting too much bass on the JTM45, you could have verified the bass was off and boosted the treble if needed. As you mention, each guitar and amp set up is different and you should try all 4 setting to find the one that works the best for that set up. I too had too much bass until I made the proper adjustments. Now it's perfect. I leave it on all the time at 9 o'clock and it just fills out the sound. Thanks again and keep the demos coming. I appreciate it knowledge, enthusiasm, and playing.
The King of Tone also has an internal treble trimmer pot in case you can't get enough range on the external pots. You can also change each side of the pedal to be boost, OD, or distortion independently, so you can set it to be boost / boost like I do. It comes from AnalogMan as OD into boost. It's a very good pedal!
Running the Kot version 4 pedal on 18V instead of 9V increases headroom and max output level. It sounds more open and less compressed. I also swapped out the yellow channel op-amp with an OPA2134 for its superb clean tone and smoother, less sputtery distortion tone when I crank up the drive level. The op-amps are socketed, so it's a piece of cake to swap them out.
dang I've been wanting a king of tone and don't want to spend the money. I have a jtm45, les paul, and tele for my rig. you just forced me to get it. that sounded amazing
Great great demo!! It would have been nice though if you guys would have included the "naga vipper" by Catalinbread. It's a boost pedal that allows you to adjust the frequencies that you wish to boost. So you basically have a full frequency booster or a treble booster in one pedal. It gives a lot of flexibility and is pretty useful if you have many guitars and different amps in your rig. Cheers!
Brilliant video and insightful as to the wonders of various pedals. Only gripe is this - where is the superstrat and a modern voiced amp? Wonderful as the 50's and 60's stuff is there is a world of tone that has happened since.
When Dan puts Ep Booster into Beano and plays that awesome chord - "It sounds awful" - WHAAAAAAT? It sounded ace. Still, the 335 with Beano into AC30 was the best tone I've heard in a while.
I’d love to see you guys go into more depth about buffering and impedance and their impact on tone and how the pedals/circuits work. I’ve only recently become aware of the effects of impedance matching and loading. When I bought an SM7 for my home studio, I also picked up a Cloudlifter Z-i, which also has a Hi-Z input and variable impedance. Shocking what it does to the sound of a guitar or bass (or dynamic mic) when going direct-it just seems to “open” it up, expanding it somehow without being an EQ. Alternatively, at lower settings, it can “dull” or “ghost” the sound (also not EQ). I know there are schools of thought on whether to put a tuner/mute (such as a Boss TU-series) at the front of the signal chain or at the end, due to its buffering properties. I’d love to hear your thoughts.
Analogman King of Tone in to Marshall JTM45, with any guitar.....simply WOW!!!!!! What a wonderfully inspiring way to spend 25 mins....thanks to the Guitarist Team and those Pedal Show dudes, I'm in a very happy place right now :)
A critical flaw i see here is that the vast majority of pedals need to set differently based on the amp and guitar being used (as amps also need to be set differently based on the guitar and pedals used) to achieve the best sound. If they pre-gamed it and figured out the most neutral settings that seemed to be a compromise across all guitars, amps, and pedals, that still doesn't show the true potential of the various combinations.
Why not try and plug into the bright channel in the JTM 45? I think that's a killer sound with less bottom end then the normal channel! maybe next time. Great videos guys, killer material and playing Mick & Dan!
U said it! Truly a holy sound! :-) Its def my favorite tone! 😈 Though I'm assuming u meant the 335 not the Les Paul -Dont get me wrong they both sound absolutely amazing for sure, but that 335+beano+marshall is going to church for me! 🙏😉
ive got the klon ktr and i use a marshall origin 20 head thru celestion greenback speaker from 70s.the amp byitself is ok.but as soon as i step on the ktr the amp comes alive i can hear every note coming out of the speaker like 3d sound.and the amp get 3 times louder and clearer.amazing pedal nothing beats it.
Great video! Will you guys review sometime the Way Huge Cameltoe maybe? I would love to see/hear that. I like the way Dan explains things from various points.
This is the quality of sound that the Andertons guys should aspire to .I am listening to this on a Bose companion 5 computer audio system and the sound is stunning i can feel every note and chord.
Well done done guys great video !!
Yeah, I feel that way too, I've never really heard too great of a tone from chappers/andertons
+Thebertski69 it's because they couldn't mic an amp if their lives depended on it
Corin Wilson yeah definitely
+Thebertski69 >Complains about sound quality
>Listens on Bose speakers...... ;)
ThePhilipp0407 oh DAMN. Shots fired
2:20 EP Booster
10:00 Beano Boost
15:02 Blues Driver
20:12 King of Tone
THANK YOU!
That is the best 25.30 minutes I've spent on You Tube I now want a JTM45 WOW thanks guys a great demo
+Doug J Funny cause it my reaction was the same. Let's buy ourselves a JTM, shall we?
+Doug J But.. on the second thought... AC30 fo' sho'
+Harry Blackhole I must admit a AC30 now sounds cool I have just picked up a new Gary Clark Casino so a AC30 would be first class for sound
I will have to settle for what I have already got a Fender Blues junior, a Marshall DSL 5C and yamaha THR10c not complaining really just running out of space \m/
+Doug J Funny cause my reaction was that I wanted an AC30 more!
+SickMetalAddict So let's compromise , will have both :-)
These are among the best analyses of guitar pedals I've seen: slow, deliberate, incremental; exactly how I experiment with gear. Very helpful. Thanks!
That huge room and the acoustics! I just wanna crank and hear the natural reverb.
The Blues Driver might just be the best all around pedal ever made
I visit this video frequently just because it has some of the best guitar sounds I've ever heard in it
Dan is just GENIUS IN ALL PEDAL CONCEPTS even everything.
I love how Mick is trying really hard not to grin like a school boy in a toy shop.
Gee how things have changed from 2019 vids, the aesthetic that is, content remains brilliant and informative as always.... Thanks guys. Cheers Marty from Melbourne
I always look forward to your reviews. Thanks for being objective and demonstrating multiple guitars/amps so we have a better idea of how it will respond to our own equipment.
The AC30 sounds very very nice!
AC30 sounds very nice indeed, but the jtm45 blows that AC30 out of the water. I would choose that jtm over the AC30 every day.
Thank you for panning the mics... makes it so much better through headphones :)
These guys and The Pedal Show are a Godsend!! They have helped me immensely to build my pedal board and choose the appropriate pedals for the sound(s) I desire. Kudos to Dan and Mick. Vic here!!!
No "cork sniffing",but your letting the amps "breathe"...fucking love it.
So glad I'm catching up on all your past videos that I've missed, Mick and Dan. You guys are so cool and fun that it would be worth moving to England just to be able to hang out with you. I absolutely love that Tele, Dan. You inspired me to pick up my first Tele ever a couple years ago. And, I've gotta say, Mick playing that 335 through the Beano into that Marshall sounds monstrous - a match made in tonal Heaven. Reminiscent of Clapton's work with Mayall and the Bluesbreakers. That LP didn't sound none too shabby either, BTW.
That room sounds amazing, the amps aside, that room is making the whole thing sound so sweet
Great video but all I could think was "let's hear it through the deluxe".
+ArielsSmartyPants That was my initial thought as well. On reflection I decided that no pedal can improve on the Deluxe Reverb...
I'm a complete noob when it comes to amp models, I've "just" been playing guitar for 11 years..
Even though I've played electric through 100s of amps for forever I have no clue what you guys are talking about, but am I getting this right; you think that the deluxe reverb is a bad amp? If yes, how so?
What? Make sense for one and because we want to hear the deluxe doesn't sound at all like we think they're bad. Considering that's what I have at home I think not lol. Have a better one.
***** English is a second language for me, sorry.
I interpreted Graeme's comment as nothing could make the deluxe sound good and I wanted to know if I got that right.
And I was also saying that even though I have 11 years of experience under my belt, I don't know anything about different amp models, which is why I was asking about it.
Hope that made more sense.
Aww, now you go and make me feel bad, well no we both said exactly what we meant, let's hear it through the deluxe :)
I just literally laughed out loud with joy when he hit the first chord with the Les Paul with the Beano Boost.
Man! these guys really make you want all of these different instruments and tools, they are VERY persuasive!
This video (along with the supplement from Guitarist mag which brought me here) has just re-ignited my passion for the electric guitar again (my attention/dedication span comes and goes for some annoying reason)... Got that lovely funny feeling in my tummy again making me yearn to crank my Strat and get these gorgeous tones filling my world. Have instructed the wife to get me a Blues Driver for chrimbo. Great work guys, so informative. Many many thanks!!
Oh my! Glorious tones, all of them, but the Tele/KoT/Marshall combination was awesome! Great video.
That AC30 sounds spectacular with everything. I wish that I had bought one a long time ago. All these years I’ve been a Marshall and Fender guy. Didn’t know what I was missing.
I was the same. My first real amp was a blackface twin, then I switched to a JCM2000 halfstack and after a long time wound up bumping down to an AC30. It's an amazing amp. It can do the pedal platform thing if you want, as well as the saturated overdrive too.
just a couple weeks ago some sold aye AC30 for like 700€s, I onece bourht a Fender deluxe Modified for 700, didnr care for it, left it in the can................, at home one Fender 10G at the bookshelf does marvels...😎
jesus that strat.... gets me everytime
Lester, King of Tone and JTM-45, heaven!
I love that ES-335!!! =) Usually i never use an OD, playing with my tone and volume knobs on my Gibsons into a cranked amp (18 Watt Plexi, Dlx Reverb or Transatlantic) is all i need. But i still love to watch your videos! Keep up the good work.
This is my favorite video that these two have done.
That settles it.... I need to buy a warehouse to play in.
Haha epic comment!
Hahahaha! I’d settle for a room. I do have half the dining room at present... overrated. Lol
My Oh My That 335 sure nails The EC Cream tone's. Nice demo guy's.......
My amp is a BlackStar and I run a Fender Strat with a Seymour Duncan in the bridge. On a clean channel in front of the amp the EP Booster gives a rather distorted muddy sound similar to that of the Marshall in this video. With little rise in terms of volume. When I run the EP Booster through the effects loop I get clear transparency and the volume level spikes to insane levels. Just thought I would put this out here for those BlackStar owners wondering what to expect when combining the two.
Rob Cash Does your EP have the internal dip switches (that may reduce that bass)?
Fantastic demo guys! Cheers! I can't wait to see the next one!
i love the joy these 2 get from pedals....
Great! Enjoyed the watch and great to see you both having fun!
@13:09, I actually really liked that EP boost into the Beano boost! :)
13:04 - best sound up to that point. Bright and alive. Loved it! He always plays dark. Buys a tele, plays dark.
Strat into EP Boost into AC30 is butter
This is my dream job. Well done, guys.
Look at our boys! They look so young
I love everything about this vid!...
Cant wait for part 2!..
Another amazing video, the passion and detail you guys describe the tone and how everything works with each other is truly great thank you for your videos
The surprising thing to me, is that(at least it seems like it...) you guys switch from guitar to guitar and amp to amp without adjusting the settings on the amps or the pedals, and it still sounds great!
You guys just don't do a bad show! Loved the spacious room setting.
18.36 what a tone!!! Perfect. Money couldnt buy a better tone:)
Treble booster into EP booster is magical.
Beano boost is so great.
+Alex Padilla
Yes indeed ... that Beano Boost really does a great job. Personally, I wasn't impressed by the EP Booster, but the Beano is so much better.
+Jonathan L The funny thing is it's called a Beano Boost, but Clapton says he never used a Dallas Rangemaster.
I've always associated the rangemaster with Brain May and not Clapton.
Alex Padilla I think Gilmour used it in the 70's too. May probably should be most associated with it.
+bluesboynate Gilmour used a Coloursound Power Booster. I think that's what you're thinking of. I agree, May is the man that always comes to mind. He still uses one today where as most others have moved on.
This 3 videos series is the definitive bible on Overdrive/Distortion.
gain pedals gain pedals gain pedals gain pedals!!!
also love the dual amp setup, Mick and Dan, huge selection of pedals... best channel on youtube
Good lord all of them sounded great. Those amps, man.
Love the sound of a Tele! The strat had some buzz noise in the clean position. Love the amps. Nice demo, guys. Cheers
The King Of Tone had been on my board since it came out. With it, every amp sounds good.
these tones is givin me the vapors
Every time I see this video back after some years I keep learning things ;) amazing guys
Bank manager "ok Dave, so what's the main purpose of the loan?"
Dave: "I want Dan to build me a pedal board!"
"How about a mortgage then sir?"
great video guys, love the way you record your sound, I can get a really good feel for the tones through my headphones.
love your playing the blues man
thoroughly enjoyed that video.you two guys are great together.very informative and makes me wish I was in the room with you if it sounded that good on my speakers I can only imagine the room sound- I had the pleasure recently of playing a collectors choice Les Paul thru a JTM 45 combo at breakup levels and there is nothing like it-having that Analogman would have been icing on the cake
For years I have been playing the Little Green Wonder with Suhr pickups thru my twin silverface, but I needed more drive so I started looking for the best "blending" pedals if you will, so I bought the Moxon 808 and placed it before my Little Green. The 808 really enhances the distortion.
Man that EP booster sound is the one i seek for my cleans
Dan & Mic Thanks so much for your information ,it’s so valuableI continue to learnYes, I just purchased a king of tone !
Mick has a WICKED vibrato!
i need more than one opporunity to like this!!!! fantastic so helpful and thorough
Great video! I have a JTM 45 Reissue also and very curious about the settings in the video. These guys are spot on about the excess bass, I turn it down completely.
The phrase "transparent overdrive" has probably been said more than a million times on youtube. Just a guess.
Vox AC + Blues Driver-- one of the nicest combinations out there that no one ever talks about. So underrated. There are other worlds beyond the Fender&Ts horizon, folks
wow, great room sound that adds that sizzle over the top.But it must be tough to control.
The tone at 21:55 is just all mighty
Dan’s ear is gold.
great review, guy's
actually was a reminder I might want to use my "real" AC30 that has been sitting unused for some 30 years
it's also just fantastic that unlike most reviewers
you can actually PLAY .. :)
Love the natural room reverb.
For completeness, the bottom end produced by the JTM is also a function of the cab and speakers. Everything in the signal chain, from fingers to ears, passing by room, mikes, preamps, mix, mastering, your computer, your sound card, the state of your hearing and even the mood you are in contributes to what you hear. And by the way, I've not mentioned all the other variables in the equation.
My point? It's as much a science as it is an art and time spent paying attention to what you're doing is the best way to gain knowledge and develop your own tone. Which, by the way, is not a destination...
The vox sounds amazing
Great video, and really nice micked up. Sounds awsomeWhen is the other parts coming? (Videos)
Just an update. The EP Booster has dip switches that control the amount of bass that get boosted so if you're not looking for a fat boost you can turn it into a flat EQ clean boost. That said the bass boost is exaggerated in this video. Must be clipping the mic or the older EP had much more bass. Mine just gives a nice fat boost which is great for solos in the upper frets.
Nice review and demo. The only thing I would like to add is you really didn't cover the full capabilities of the EP Booster. There are 2 internal dip switches which provide you 4 different sounds. The switches control bass boost and treble boost. You can have them on individually, on together, or off together. Where you were getting too much bass on the JTM45, you could have verified the bass was off and boosted the treble if needed. As you mention, each guitar and amp set up is different and you should try all 4 setting to find the one that works the best for that set up. I too had too much bass until I made the proper adjustments. Now it's perfect. I leave it on all the time at 9 o'clock and it just fills out the sound. Thanks again and keep the demos coming. I appreciate it knowledge, enthusiasm, and playing.
The King of Tone also has an internal treble trimmer pot in case you can't get enough range on the external pots. You can also change each side of the pedal to be boost, OD, or distortion independently, so you can set it to be boost / boost like I do. It comes from AnalogMan as OD into boost. It's a very good pedal!
Running the Kot version 4 pedal on 18V instead of 9V increases headroom and max output level. It sounds more open and less compressed. I also swapped out the yellow channel op-amp with an OPA2134 for its superb clean tone and smoother, less sputtery distortion tone when I crank up the drive level. The op-amps are socketed, so it's a piece of cake to swap them out.
THANK YOU for demoing a VOX!!!!!!!!! so hard to find demos with them
Best video ever! So much useful & informative. Thank you guys!
dang I've been wanting a king of tone and don't want to spend the money. I have a jtm45, les paul, and tele for my rig. you just forced me to get it. that sounded amazing
Great great demo!! It would have been nice though if you guys would have included the "naga vipper" by Catalinbread. It's a boost pedal that allows you to adjust the frequencies that you wish to boost. So you basically have a full frequency booster or a treble booster in one pedal. It gives a lot of flexibility and is pretty useful if you have many guitars and different amps in your rig. Cheers!
Brilliant video and insightful as to the wonders of various pedals. Only gripe is this - where is the superstrat and a modern voiced amp? Wonderful as the 50's and 60's stuff is there is a world of tone that has happened since.
I just wanna hear these guys play together, come on man, make a jam session.
That Tele into this JTM is the Grail Tone. Wow
That Vox is awesome
When Dan puts Ep Booster into Beano and plays that awesome chord - "It sounds awful" - WHAAAAAAT? It sounded ace. Still, the 335 with Beano into AC30 was the best tone I've heard in a while.
I’d love to see you guys go into more depth about buffering and impedance and their impact on tone and how the pedals/circuits work. I’ve only recently become aware of the effects of impedance matching and loading. When I bought an SM7 for my home studio, I also picked up a Cloudlifter Z-i, which also has a Hi-Z input and variable impedance. Shocking what it does to the sound of a guitar or bass (or dynamic mic) when going direct-it just seems to “open” it up, expanding it somehow without being an EQ. Alternatively, at lower settings, it can “dull” or “ghost” the sound (also not EQ). I know there are schools of thought on whether to put a tuner/mute (such as a Boss TU-series) at the front of the signal chain or at the end, due to its buffering properties. I’d love to hear your thoughts.
What a job to have!
Mick's vibrato is fantastic.
Great Vid ... bring on part 2. Any chance of a Rockbox Boiling Point featuring at all?
Analogman King of Tone in to Marshall JTM45, with any guitar.....simply WOW!!!!!! What a wonderfully inspiring way to spend 25 mins....thanks to the Guitarist Team and those Pedal Show dudes, I'm in a very happy place right now :)
Awesome video guys, keep them coming!
Love my AC30, they sound so great!
A critical flaw i see here is that the vast majority of pedals need to set differently based on the amp and guitar being used (as amps also need to be set differently based on the guitar and pedals used) to achieve the best sound. If they pre-gamed it and figured out the most neutral settings that seemed to be a compromise across all guitars, amps, and pedals, that still doesn't show the true potential of the various combinations.
Why not try and plug into the bright channel in the JTM 45? I think that's a killer sound with less bottom end then the normal channel! maybe next time. Great videos guys, killer material and playing Mick & Dan!
Absolutely true!
Great vid. Nice not to have all the banter and back slapping that some videos have too much of. Nice one.
Better than the telly! Where's part two?
21:57 that face says everything. HB -> King of Tone -> Marshall
gibson+beano+marshall = godly sound. holy shit. Nice playing too
I concur.
U said it! Truly a holy sound! :-) Its def my favorite tone! 😈 Though I'm assuming u meant the 335 not the Les Paul -Dont get me wrong they both sound absolutely amazing for sure, but that 335+beano+marshall is going to church for me! 🙏😉
Did I miss something? Why was the Fender amp not included?
Unless they've adjusted the internal dip switch from its stock position, even all the way down to "unity gain" at @5:57 it's still a +3dB boost.
ive got the klon ktr and i use a marshall origin 20 head thru celestion greenback speaker from 70s.the amp byitself is ok.but as soon as i step on the ktr the amp comes alive i can hear every note coming out of the speaker like 3d sound.and the amp get 3 times louder and clearer.amazing pedal nothing beats it.
Great video! Will you guys review sometime the Way Huge Cameltoe maybe? I would love to see/hear that. I like the way Dan explains things from various points.
Thanks & more to come soon, please!