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@@fistchips yea man, honestly the tightest amp I’ve ever played across the board. On the lower input gain setting you can get it a little less tight and more give, but on the higher ones it’s super percussive. With the deep switch on as well as the bass pretty high up it does get a little flubby but I can’t imagine a situation where you’d need that much low end. I love it!

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I’m considering ordering one. I have the OTS 20 and it’s great on the overdrive channel but I like the fender ish cleans of the JM model.

@@fistchips yea my mate William who’s on this channel too, he used to have the robben ford one. Which I kinda thought the same thing regarding the cleans. I absolutely love mine

@@BeefNEggs057 thank you so much!

Nope. Noiseless is for sissies

Thanks a lot dude!

Hey man. Pretty sure I used a kingtone duellist!

Thank you so much!

Hey dude! lol mine generally sits at around 7.5 haha. What cab/speakers are you running?

Also make sure you don’t have the deep switch in as well, if I run the deep switch (mostly at home) I’ll turn the bass down to like 5-6

So the mid boost and bright switches I don’t really use, the deep switch is awesome for at home but it does get a bit muddy when playing with a band. The gain mod I almost always leave on the original lowest setting, although it’s good to have the options for a more punchy SRV type sound. The reverb I like as bright as it can be as it’s already quite dark, and as for the nfb and lnfb switches I can’t remember exactly but it’s the 2nd most bass-e one lol. Hope that helps!

Thank you!!

Thanks so much mate!

Thank you! I did have it quite loud so it’s mostly the coils and the blues power! It’s a pretty low noise amp overall

Hey dude, awesome! In this video I use my 80’s Marshall cab with 2 g1265’s in it, but since then I’ve gotten a 1x12 with a two rock g12 65 speaker and it’s awesome! Hope you enjoy your amp and thank you!

No mate, all pentatonic with one of em being from the pentatonic of the 4 chord, which is why it sounds a bit out there in comparison.

Thanks!

Thanks dude! Appreciate it!

Thanks!!

Hey dude! It’s been a long time since my board looked like this (sold a lot of stuff) but I’ve got the steel string by vertex, going to the duelist, with some delay in the stomp and that’s it. The octave sound is a very bright one to begin with, so it’s always gonna be a bit “too bright”, maybe try using it with the neck pickup and see how it sounds? I did a first video of this which I wasn’t a big fan of cause of where I placed it in the chain, so I unlisted it but you can watch it here - th-cam.com/video/bQuxaBaemU8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=679jVgXUeDZLoRA- It depends on your rig, generally it’s a bit weird with the fuzz, (changes the impedance so you don’t get that glassy low volume thing) so I’d try using the argonaught after your fuzz, and then maybe some overdrive like. A tube screamer or something after that? Hopefully that helps! Cheers :)

Hey mate! Thank you very much :) yea a few people have told me I’ve been saying it wrong since these videos have been done 😆 when I do the new ones I’ll make sure I get it right :)

I did an updated one recently without it! Should be the fav John Mayer riffs near the top of my channel!

Thanks heaps! That’d just be the stock one in the line 6 stomp :)

Hey I’m so sorry I missed this! Just had a look now, when looking at the back from right to left v1-5 I’ve got the following V1 - Tung-Sol 6EU7 V2 - Tung-Sol 6EU7 V3 - Philips 6AQ5 V4 - Philips 6AQ5 V5 - Jan 6X4WA

If you don’t have the tremolo version one of these tubes wouldn’t be necessary, but I’m not sure which one. Hope this helps!

Thanks man! Really appreciate it! If only I earned commission! 😆

Hey man thanks! As a general rule I like to have the thing with the most gain last, so I would put the KoT after the blues power, but experiment with it and see what you like, having a lower gain after shapes the tone a lot more and will be a much different sound!

It’s an awesome amp bro! Thanks for watching!

Cheers mick!