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This was very helpful. thanks

Nice strat. Dsl is an underrated amp too.

Wow

I bought this shoot Me. What tubes u would buy nothing wrong with what's in it I'm a perfection freak

What would you recommend for a good amp to some good acdc tones.....? I dont need anything fancy

You have exactly the same amp and guitar as me. Mine is also in Miami Blue 👌

been trying this for a day and my picking feels much more relaxed and painless one question tho, in the days following of changing your technique did you still feel a slight pain in your index when you played? i still feel a bit of pain at random times but not nearly as much as i used to with my old technique, maybe its from all the wear and tear from 6 years of playing like that

interference.

Great video

I played with my friends JTM30 in the year 2000 or something when it came out and then 20 years later I had one of my own , its a excellent amp if like something classic rock or ac/dc s tones and its not so loud like other Marshalls, of course there is those well know issues. But that amp Rocks with Gibson, Les Paul or Sg..

I honestly don’t hear much of a difference between the bridge pickups of each. Maybe there’s a touch more fullness or something with the Junior, but I have not scientific evidence for it. I think it really just comes down to if you want a neck pickup or not. I personally rarely use neck pickup, especially on a Gibson, so I love my SG Junior. I think it’s one of the greatest guitars for strumming, as there’s absolutely nothing in the way of your strumming hand- no neck pickup, no selector switch, nothing. That feels very freeing and comfortable as someone who almost entirely just plays bridge pickup rhythm guitar. I love that I can get a chimey, Fendery/Gretschy cleaner sound with the tone knob all the way up. Then if I want the thick, crunchy Gibson sound for power chords, I just roll the tone knob down to 8 or 9. Just an amazing guitar.

I like this fuckin guy.

LOVE that tone..

I currently trying to decide on this amp or a JTM45 I'm looking for the early Billy Gibbons tone, this amp sounds like it can deliver the goods. I am concerned JTM45 maybe too bass heavy ? Love the Firebird, I used to have a 76 Bicentenary

Are the necks the exact same size and shape?

u have a rocking beard and hair!

Great review. Both guitars sound great, for different styles. I have this amp and play a G&L Tele with a PAF Humbucker in the neck. So I can kind of get both worlds. Ive seen there is a special pedal that you can order for about 125$ so you can select all 4 tone channels. But Im not sure if it's just for the 40C, like this video, or only for the 40CR?

So tired of the overused and boring modern “sizzle” metal sound... This sounds so much better. Have you tried Origin 20H, by the way? Wonder if that will do the trick as well.

great work, folk! Btw, which pedals are you using?

When I used to play this song, I played the intro on the 5th string stead of plying on the 4th as u do. Also I held pressed E while picking the open strings. Just like you hold F and pick the strings, try holding E aswell and pick the open strings. The sustain it gives doing so is unbelievably better

Well some people think it is less… one less pick up, right? There you go.

Glad I watched till the end!

Have to learn this banger in the next two weeks, thx for the help dude!

I worship vintage Telecasters. That looks and sounds incredible but I really want an amplifier like that.

Thanks! Immortal are awesome 🤘

Tastey stuff man subscribed, cool channel and vibes !

👍👍🍺 from Sweden

Thank you!! Immortal is my favorite band - can you do mountains of might haha?

Plug the chord into the input... turn on

Are the pots the same?

The 1987x has a wonderful sound if you can play it at volume (almost nobody today). I much prefer the 1986/JTM50 circuit at lower volumes. It takes pedals better.

Pop a bone nut on that Special. I did. That nut probably isn't cut correctly, causing that sound behind the nut. Mine's much more resonant acoustically now. Very alive. I've also found that pickup height with P90s is more sensitive than most other pickups. You really got to find the sweet spot, and in the case of the Special, you must find the right balance between the two, as well. But go with a bone nut for sure! 👍 cheers.

thank you metal bro!!!!!

Junior of course.

Do you want to sell that amp

Good to have you back here! Hope, all is good! Nice review 🤘😎 Love your Strat! Mexico or USA?

This was cool and helpful. I appreciate that. I also like the staccato way in which your name is pronounced. Cheers friend-o.

Killer sound, I love it

Hey awesome guitar and great playing man !! Thanks for sharing. I definitely want one now !!

Thanks for the demo! I’ve only heard or seen three of these so far… one of them I own.🤩 would love to find another one in the states. Peace

I play on the bridge pickup 90% of the time on my telecaster. Neck pickup gets sometimes in the way of the plektrum. I'll take the junior, gladly!

The position of the pickup in the body (where it is along the scale length) and the distance from the bridge to the pickup is what’s making the biggest difference to the two tones.

Thanks for this, one of the hardest songs on Damned in Black, I have made it my personal mission to learn the entire album :) Your guitar should sound more metal though :D

I was thinking of buying this amp… But without amp attenuator it’s pretty loud …

I never cared for the sg. To me it's basically a strat with humbuckers. Les paul is my guitar of choice. Much fuller tones.

Gnarly tone 🔥🎸

Just ordered one, cant wait for it to arrive. Nice playing by the way.

It's the same guitar with an extra pup and neck binding.

I presently have a ‘66 SG Jr. In the past I had a ‘59 LP Jr. 3/4. I also used to have a reissue SG Special with Lollars. And I have a Firebird with soap bars. From what I hear through my iPhone, the Special has more sustain and midrange than the Jr. The Jr. is more touch/attack sensitivity. Bridge/ tailpiece is also a factor. ‘50s wraparound tailpieces were hollow, and killed sustain. That is one of the characteristics of Johnny Thunders’ sound - the short tail of notes. Nothing wrong with the tinkle of notes above the nut. Tony Iommi did bends there. It was part of his style. Thanks for the video.

I have one of these. Great sounding amp, but it turns out maintenance is awful. Original transformers are too small, the amp tends to overheat and the bias circuitry it apparently bad in general. Mine broke down and I left it with a tech a while ago, hopefully he'll be able to revive it.