Sound Like Black Sabbath | BY Busting The Bank
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In this episode of Sound Like, Rabea and Matt try to sound like Metal Godfathers Black Sabbath By Busting the Bank!
Rabea takes on the role of iconic riff legend Tony Iommi, running through a Gibson SG Modern, Laney Black Country Amplifier and an array of pedals, while Matt Upgrade his bass rig to a Fender American Performer P-Bass and Ashdown Studio Combo! Let us know how you think the guys did? How close can they get while Busting The Bank?
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Tip: Tonny got his heavy tone from playing his riffs on the E string. Seems like no difference but when you actually try it you get one step closer to the Sabbath tone
Overwound P90s, treble booster, laney amp. As far as I know you're good to go
@@JoseHenrique-xg1lp fairy liquid bottles. Moulded with a soldering iron and aged leather to grip the strings and chop your middle fingers off.
@@JoseHenrique-xg1lp yes, for the first couple of albums. Later on he switched to hummies (because of all the buzz and feedbacks). But here they played the old stuff, which was p90. As for trebble booster, you need something with wider range, as his was modded for this. So the sound is fuller.
@@stanislavmigra Yeah when I saw them live in 2016 Iommi played his custom Jaydee SGs but no Gibsons.
He played riffs in a variety of positions based on the songs set and what strings he had for live play. Thicker strings and he'd play the riffs he could on the higher strings so as to deal with less tension on his fingertips when playing for prolonged periods.
Please, for god sake do Sound like Ritchie Blackmore without busting!
Yeah, Sounds Like Deep Purple (I suggested for a longer time a couple of years ago)
And maybe with more than one purple guitarist. It would be interesting how to sound like steve morse on a buget as well
The OG Prog master
Ritchie Blackmore , yes sir u got my vote .
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Agreed. Without & by busting. By busting would have to include the cost of lessons....obviously!
Sound like Boris Johnson without busting the fridge...
Impossible
🤣🤣🤣🤣!
Sound like Joe Biden withou-- wai... wuh? Wuhsgoin on? Corn pop? Nah, you ain't black
@@sercastamere9853not sure how this is relevant
@@666bruvjust the right-winger feeling they need to parrot their media-skewed bile. That’s how it’s relevant.
C'mon guys, Google Black Sabbath 1970, look at the images, find the on stage ones - P90s
He used P90s for the first few albums and then changed to humbuckers
and ironically i'm pretty sure all the riffs they played in this video was from his P90 era lol
Just be glad he didn't just grab the first guitar with EMGs in it as usual😂
@@musicplaylists59 Would have liked SOMETHING that wasn't from Paranoid for once, like where's the Sabotage riffage? Or Master of Reality
Exactly. It's the classic Sabbath sound. He didn't start using humbucker-equipped SGs until the later Ozzy albums. I know he at least used them on on every album up to "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath". The next 3 albums, I'm not sure. The Dio albums were definitely humbuckers.
Damn, that part a 7:38 - 7:42 sounded just like original.
🤣
Flaming them 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Best part of the shopping sequence is always the sneaky Danish Peter appearances...
Yess!
Did you notice he had a role of toilet paper in hand🤣
@@nathanteske7886 I did NOT, I'll Have to go back and look again!
@@jarthursands yeah it was an industrial role like for public bathrooms
Sounds like Randy Rhoads “BY” busting the bank please!!!
Marshall 1959 or 800 white Les Paul Custom, lots of MXR pedals...
Oh and Randy's Fingers...
Kerry Kroger or a jackson rhoads V
maybe but his favorite was the alpine white 74 les paul custom....
Gibson Les Paul Custom + Jackson Rhoads RR
Marshall Silver Jubilee
MXR Distortion +
MXR M118 Flanger (flying high again)
MXR Micro Chorus
MXR 10 Band EQ
EHX Micro POG (Over the mountain solo)
Tony used P90s most of the time until about 1975. His tone and equipment varied quite a bit throughout the years. During the 80s he used Marshalls and even Mesas. Then his 2000s-2010s sound is his high gain signature pickups and signature Laneys.
He also often uses a very short delay engaged all the time to make his sound fuller. Not to mention his technique with vibrato on power chords and lots of trills. And extra light strings!
4 years after and I am still talking to my phone during that part like, uh.. he used p90s in the early days.
I swear to jesus i'm gonna buy grammarly and shut it down cos i'm sick of getting these adverts before my sound like videos!
can we have a sound like Steel Panther BY Busting the bank, just to see if you can do better than last time
that or Meshuggah
Just get youtube premium?
Or if you skip to the end of the video, then replay it, it'll have no commercials on the replay. ✌
@@rickc2102 🤘😮👍
It was cheaper for me actually. I use google play for music and I got both together for less than play itself
@@PNWGuitar Why not ad block and ad block +? I run both.
Sound like Alice in chains by busting the bank
G&L Rampage and Gibson Les Paul
Friedman JC Head and Cab
Dunlop Rotovibe (for Rooster)
MXR M222 Talkbox (for Man In The Box)
Dunlop JC95 Wah (for the guitar solo in Man In The Box)
Walrus Julia Chorus (for Hung On A Hook)
MXR Dyna Comp (also for Hung On A Hook)
and a Warwick or Spector bass for Mike Starr with any amp i guess, but it'd help for "Would?"
Chris Andreou that's a good one
I really want this to happen. It would also be great if they cover William DuVall's rig as well
@@widowmaker5544 what is the point of commenting stuff like this? We know what gear he uses buddy
@Sectric i was only helping
That war pigs tone was so sick
It was pretty spot on. LOVED it
Love that song, going to record it one day.
Tony Iommi used an SG Special with P-90’s on the first 4 Sabbath albums with the exception of “Wicked World” which he used a Stratocaster
I thought it was a tele but it was definitely a fender. It broke though so he borrowed an SG special and finished the album with it and never looked back.
Yup his number 1 guitar was a white (cream?) Strat and a pickup died on it while recording the first album so he switched to his backup which was a p-90 loaded SG.
Lagmire Devine Intervention
I’m pretty sure he used the p90s as his mainstay for the first 6 albums and on technical ecstasy and forward it was humbuckers
It's actually the opposite. Every track on S/T was a strat except for Wicked World.
Sounded good to me, so many comments asking for something else without even commenting on this effort, seems to make the whole exercise pretty pointless really.
I was wondering why this sounds like a guitar plugged straight into a Gorilla GG-25 amp. The sizzling 80's style harmonic distortion is not like Iommi's toothy, fuzzy tones. I think a pat of it is the volume they are restricted to, and that they are using transistors to get the gain as opposed to heaily overdriven 12AX7 preamp tubes further overdriving the EL34 power amp tubes.
They don’t sound like the first two albums, but some of it is the bass.
Rabea had more of the Sabotage sound going.
@@hyperluminalreality1 Agreed. What they should have done, was crank the amp, and add the Sabra until the right amount of Iommi's wooliness was achieved. Also, dial in plenty of plate reverb with a short analog delay.
Sound like Eric Johnson with or without busting the bank 👀👀
i've been asking them for that for all over a year
By busting would be Bananas
Rabea scared to play like EJ lol. Jk Rabea
Is such a thing even possible
Squier Classic Vibe Strat, Fender Bassbreaker 30R, Fuzz Face, Fender MTG Tube Distortion, Xotic Ep Booster, Tone City Angel Wing, Tone City Tape Machine
All for right around 1,500 Quid
I can't remember a sound like video without the quote: "To be fair"
to be honest, i reckon you are right in all fairness. your comment is kitted out, so its quite a bit of content for the words, to be fair
It’s got to be said To be fair to be fair
Geezer would play with his plucking hand on near the 15th fret instead of the traditional playing near the pickups, as well as he used the same amp as tony (Laney Supergroup) cranked to give it that warm fuzzy sound in the early days, just some tips :)
Will you ever do a sound like Rory Gallagher? Why is he avoided when it comes to guitar playing? The man was brilliant.
Rory is the man. If you're good enough to be a hero to Brian May, and the man who gave him the formula for treble boosters and AC30, then you deserve some recognition.
Insert a Fender Stratocaster into a Vox AC15 with a Catalinbread Nagaviper
Hell yeah!!! Rory really doesn't get enough love!
All the doomy snobs are gonna be yelling about this one not being perfect. I’m definitely one of them though.
just so people aren't out of the loop, the last excerpt they played is N.I.B from the album Black Sabbath (just for those who don't know cos it didn't say)
Thanks bruv!
May i suggest. For the next sound like, have matt and rabea pick a rig, and chappers and the captain another and see who gets it better. Alice in Chains *BY* busting maybe? By maybe i mean please.
How about sound like Ghost by busting the bank? I feel like you pretty much nailed the early Iommi sound on this one, nice work!
If you have Ghost you have everything
Gary moore by busting the bank would be awesome
In the beginning it was most definitely an SG with p90s! How could you miss that?? I was so hoping for p90s! Sounds great but kinda a fail by not being p90s.
Yeah me too
This is the most convincing "sound like" demo I've seen. Well done, guys.
It's also the easiest and closests to the without busting the bank. Iommis tone isn't that hard and the sabbra cadabra does a hell of a job emulating both the Laney and the rangemaster.
Get any SG, that pedal and a clean tube amp with greenbacks and you good.
The Hendrix BBTB is pretty goddamn close.
We are glad you enjoyed the video as much as we did! The godfathers of metal will be happy... ;)
@ScappahNikolai yeah, the BY busting take on Voodoo Child couldn't have been more pitch perfect!
@@KeeperOfPoops Voodoo Child was pretty bad though lol. Right tone but literally no one moves the wah right. Only person I've seen get it right is Pilky27
Kind of want to google "Pooster" to see what comes out - but also kind of don't
😂🤣
"To see what comes out"? Ohhh I think we all know what comes out.
"Yeah they come to snuff the poosterrrrrrrrr, oh yeah."
So, the Pooster's job is to push things out. Makes sense.
Great video guys, to get any closer, Rabea is going to need to cut-off his fingers and glue some plastic on the ends when he plays!
Or he could move up from the 7th position on the A string to the 12th position on the low E string, the way Iommi intended. Hehehe
I was gonna say the same thing LOL. Wanted to see if anyone else commented on that detail before I did though. 🤘
Was that Danish Pete doing a Hitchcock like cameo?
Iommi definitely used P90's in the early albums - both in the studio and on the stage. That's probably why you guys couldn't nail the sound, along with the fact that you basically used two treble boosters.
It actually says “Buusutaa” which is basically how booster is written/pronounced in Japanese
Source: I’m studying Japanese
AceMew im pretty sure it says pooster
I’m not sure if this was a joke or you didn’t read my comment at all
Nice! Good to know - my Translate app gave me like 5 different answers depending on the angle haha
バ = Bu ス= su タ= ta The "u" is silent between certain consonants, so it should be pronounced "Boosta". No expert though, as I am learning Japanese as well.
Exactly. Google translate messed up. Pooster is of course funnier but it does say booster (ブースター). Pooster would be プースター. The app was having trouble telling the ゛from a ゜:)
Sound like Lynryd Skynryd without busting the bank (70s era)
No Freebird for you. LOL
I thought this got really really close, well done.
Would love to see a "Sound like Neil Young" without busting.
Fender Deluxe and a les paul with a bigsby, Used Constantly??
Glad you enjoyed the video! We can definitely add that to our list of suggestions.
@Kerry Kroger it doesn't have to be a les paul, any guitar with P90's and a bigsby can work well
But you have to use the bigsby CONSTANTLY....
Gretsch white Falcon aswell!
It's extremely boring that you just use a Fender Rumble bass amp every single time.
they don't always use the fender rumble, they have used the Blackstar unity sometimes
Sound like Ghost!
would love to see you do ‘how to sound like the darkness BY busting the bank’!!?
1:28 After a quick Google search, he DID use P90s. In the early days he played a red SG with P90s with clear pickup covers.
Sound like Robin Finck and Trent Reznor of NIN please!!!
4:49 Wild Danish Pete appeared!
7:38 - 7:42 When your drummer didn't show up at the gig, but you have to play the song
When they just used the Sabbra Cadabra with it's gain cranked, Bea Paranoid sounded exactly like the record
Episode 2 of suggesting ‘sounds like Peter Green from to older days of Fleetwood Mac’
Sound like the Cult :-) btw you guys rock
Sound like Blur
Sound like My Chemical Romance
Sound like Judas Priest
Sound like Nirvana under 500
Sound like Pearl Jam by busting
Sound like Ritchie Blackmore
@the3-dkiller1 in what world do you get a shotgun for under $500
Sean King you can definitely buy a shotgun for less than $500
@@DrFearCo I guess it depends on the state you are in
Nirvana on a budget: Squier HH Jazzmaster, Fender Champion 100, Boss DS1
@@KeeperOfPoops I'm thinking more Squier HH Bullet Mustang since he didn't play a Jazzmaster. You could even do an HSS Strat. He played Strats a lot more than people think.
Do Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Yeah. Tony wears out the 12th position. Use the E-string as often as possible. Makes a huge tonal difference.
Yeah, not playing all these riffs on the E string makes them sound wrong.
Still sounds pretty damn close tho. But yea if he would’ve played on the 6th string it would’ve sounded dead on Sabbath
Yeah I cringed when I saw him playing Paranoid in the 7th position. It's played at the 12th on the low E/A strings. It may be a slight tonal difference, but its enough that that you do notice it when you compare the timbre of the voicings.
Sound like Uli Roth Scorpions
Rabea, at 1:25 you are absolutely right. Iommi played a '65 SG Special with P90s for much of the classic era Sabbath. There are a few tunes that Iommi says were recorded on a Les Paul or an SG Custom, but most of Sabbath, Paranoid, Masters Of Reality, etc is all P90 goodness! With as much gain and fuzz as Sabbath had, the difference between that and PAFs isn't going to be big though.
P90s on the Paris video, humbuckers on Paranoid and Jaydee humbuckers in his Jaydee Old Boy. SG greatest guitar known to man.
Day 2 of asking for a Sound Like K-On, it’s be an interesting challenge for you guys and there are some really killer riffs in that anime. Also waiting on a Sound Like Ghost, Robby Krieger (The Doors), Brian Setzer and a Sound Like Rush/Alex Lifeson By Busting (as the Without Busting one was a bit weak-sounding so to speak)
and i'll second Ghost, The Doors, Stray Cats, Rush BY busting
and also i'd ask for Jeff Williams and Alex Abraham/RWBY without busting the bank, cos actually i'll tell a fact! i once got the Guitar Tone from the RWBY Song I Burn out of a fender combo, i think it was a champion...
i gunned the gain, scooped the mids, cranked the bass and treble, and i rolled off a bit of the volume on my double humbucker guitar
Sound like Ritchie Blackmore by busting the bank!!!
Yes!
interesting approach to recreating sabbath's sound, I think it was pretty close. in the early years Iommi did use SGs with P90s, he switched to humbucker-ish pickups in the mid-late 70s at the end of the Ozzy era. he also played in standard tuning before master of reality, that record onward was when he started detuning. he obviously used laney amps but I saw something the other day about him actually using the bass channel and would cut the bass back, idk how accurate that is but sounds like it makes sense. the treble booster was used for overdrive and overall boost left on all the time until someone threw it away in 79, he used other boosters since then to try and get close. he used other amps to record with such as marshall and vox in the studio. sometimes he would substitute the laney with mesa boogies during the 80s and there are some photos of him using an orange. he did an ad for sunn but it's unsure if he ever actually used them. his main pedal has been a wah but he experiments with other effects all the time
agree with earlier comment. Ritchie Blackmore, Deep Purple years, and Rainbow years by and without busting...Are you up to the challenge Rabea?
Tony used very light strings because of his hand injury. I would not recommend anybody use an 8 - 32 set today, but that was part of his sound.
Billy gibbons uses 7s
@goobtuber it really kinda pisses me off when people say that about light gauge strings. Its all about style of playing and plenty of people get massive, fat tones out of light gauge strings. Its about what makes playing comfortable but like there is no sacrifice of any sound between heavy and light gauges cause I have heard tinny and weak sounds coming from 11s on a strat and earth crushing sounds come out of a set of 8s
@@JJMewett I just changed 11-60 strings to 9-42 and can get massive tone with lighter gauge, just changed my playing style and amp settings. Whit lighter strings i can get closer to Iommis tone with les paul.
@goobtuber Oh dude I'm not like mad lol it's just this common idea that seems to be perepetuated in the guitar world when people like Iommi and billy gibbons and many others have proven that it makes very little difference- being a great player is really the most key part of tone 🤣🤣
how about sound like "Warrant" or "Boston" without busting the bank.
Sound like Boston - just buy all the old Rockman rack stuff... EVERYthing you play will sound like Boston...
@@schleprok6333 I actually had a Rockman X100 back in the late 80's/early 90's that i used to practice at night, so I wouldn't disturb my parents. lost it at some point during the mid 90's, but it was great. you could just plug the stereo output into a portable 4-track recorder and get studio quality guitar sounds. Really wish that Dunlop would put it back on the market.
Wish you could've done some of the later Sabbath stuff like the Dio or Tony Martin era
Sound doesn't change a whole lot honestly overall but it would have been great to hear those riffs. Was looking forward to heaven and hell.
@@iPhoneeditor imo it does enough once you get into the Tyr and Headless cross albums. But then again when you compare those sounds to other bands at the time, i guess nothing new was done...it was just BS adapting to the times
@@hondansx1000 just had a quick gander and for those I have to agree, Headless cross sounds a lot more like a conventional 80's power metal type of sound and Tyr doesn't even sound like an SG to me. But to me these are pretty niche and don't represent Sabbath as most people know them. If you're going for a more classic and well known Tony Iommi sound you'd likely shoot for things like the Black Sabbath, Paranoid, and Masters of Reality albums. My personal favorite is actually the Live Evil album with Dio as there is just this bite and sinister nature to the guitar sound, it's especially present on the Black Sabbath track for that album and the intro for it is really cool too.
Tune to E flat and plug in a good chorus pedal and you're set.
that might have been humbuckers
Tony used P90s on all the early Sabbath stuff, you should have gone with the P90 loaded SG. ALSO ULTIMATE STONER/DOOM RIG BRO
Dudes you should do a sound like powerwolf without busting ! It could be really cool
Sound like The Stooges.
"That was heavy metal in those days..."
I don't know if this is what you meant, but I can't stand modern metal heads saying that classic metal like Black Sabbath isn't heavy metal anymore...Music genres don't change with the times. What was metal still IS metal. Just because modern metal is growly-er and has a different sound, doesn't change the fact that classic metal was and is metal.
definitely fair, though I think the context of the time does change how we see their music
Modern day metal isnt even heavy
Tony's tone is actually incredibly bright he would use the Treble, mids, and presence on 10 the bass on 0 and no gain it was all from his Modified Dallas Rangemaster which didn't cut all the low ends and he would play through the bass channel the heavy sound comes from his playing style and the bass following the riff. During Sabbath's last tour he didn't use the Laney TI boost he used a TC Electronic Spark but now he uses a custom vintage Dallas rangemaster. He did use modified P90s on the first few albums but he uses Custom Jaydee SG and the pickups are technically Humbuckers but they have 18 magnets and are as bright as his old P90s the reason why they are humbuckers is because with the Treble booster it would pickup so much buzzing it was unplayable at times.
So glad you played NIB! An underrated classic
Finally! Please do a Randy Rhoads by busting soon too.
Alter bridge by busting? Shinedown?
Sound like Dinosaur Jr. without busting
Sound like Mac Demarco without busting
Sound like AIC by busting
Sound like Anthrax without busting
Obviously rabea has been playing sabbath tracks for a LONG TIME! well played guys!
If you're not going to play the bass accurately to the orignal when doing a sounds like, stop doing it. It ruins the experience of recreating the original.
Love this series you guys are doing, both versions:).....Maybe you should do a "Does busting the bank actually sound better than NOT busting the bank"....hehe
Tony's monkey sg had Gibson p90's at first, and was later customized by John Birch with custom pickups, his old boy, the famous black sg with celtic crosses, build by John Birch, had custom pickups aswell.
The JB pickups are still p90s.
So, just started watching, I’m expecting an SG, Laney and treble booster..... Just saying....
You get a not very SG SG, a Laney and a treble booster
@Go Hyuck Yourself Yeah that too
If we're "breaking the bank", how about the GIbson Custom Shop Iommi SG.
i don't think they have it in stock, they do have the Epiphone Tony Iommi but the gibson idk
sound like king gizzard and the lizard wizard would be dope. also thanks for doing a by busting on sabbath, your without busting is amazing dude
Once again you guys did it its sound awesome as hell and also u guys should do a sounds like SLAYER!!! GOD BLESS ANDERTONS TV🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿
Please do "Sound like Eric Johnson without busting the bank"
Glad you added geezer in there. Massive for Tony's sound.👍👍 Sounded good.
Couple suggestions, sound like kingfish, frusciante, king krule, Jimmy page (tele version), Eric Gales, Keith Richards 🤘
Cristone Ingram is an absolute legend! i love his rendition of Purple Rain!
by the way there's a rolling stones sound like already
they already did Sound like John Frusciante without busting the bank and it was the worst sound like ever!
they also made up with a John Frusciante BY busting the bank
Keeeeef😎
Sound like REFUSED. Instead of using the same old voice, give us NEW NOISE
For people who are interested in a good treble booster for the Iommi sound, I would extremely highly suggest the Naga Viper. It can go between full Rangemaster, clean itself up and take away the distortion in the Rangemaster, and you can also add some of the other frequencies back in like Iommi's modded rangemasters so that you can get the thicker/fuzzier distortion tones. It's great for a whole bunch of different uses as well.
I've been looking for a treble boost. Thanks.
Err the Naga viper is built into the sabbra cadabra along with a genuine laney pre amp.😎
the Naga Viper also works well for Brian May
Please make a sound like FU MANCHU... I've tried many times, can't get the right tone, the right fuzz...
Such an underrated band
@@garnetbezanson1404 absolutely! I remember hearing In Search Of for the first time... it changed everything for me, something else was possible! The fuzz melted my brain! Then came The Action Is Go and King Of The Road... Never gets old!
At least if you're playing bass learn the bass lines...
They got the bass and the amp down but you can't play N.I.B. without a wah pedal and some kind of fuzz or overdrive pedal to simulate them cranking the amp to make up for the tone loss from the wah pedal. I use a Dunlop Geezer Butler signature bass wah, a JHS Muffaletta and a Moog Minifooger Drive.
Sound like Black Crowes!!!!
Gibson ES335
Vox AC30
Way Huge Angry Troll Linear Boost Amplifier
Way Huge Red Llama Overdrive
Way Huge Swollen Pickle Jumbo Fuzz
EHX Big Muff
Way Huge Superpuss Analog Delay
Strymon El Capistan Tape Echo
Strymon Lex Rotary pedal
Fulltone Clyde Wah
Paul Kossoff (Free) PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!! Most underrated LP-Player in termes of both relatively "simple" and unbeatable blues-rock-power!!! Legend
Can you do a sounds like Billy Duffy - The cult please.
Yep...! You've got my vote.... ✌👦👍
Duffy squad reporting in
Definitely. But NOT with a Katana lol
You busted the bank but didn't put a DiMarzio Super Distortion in the bridge?
"I'm not goin any furver until I hear Alan say that we're heavy metal"
My name is Vim Fuego and my guitar speaks for me!
only one sauseege? but it says "sausagees"
i know its Toni Iomi but did you forget to record the bass? I'm not listening on shitty phone speakers btw..
Sabbath rule 🤘🏻
Sound like Radiohead BY busting the bunk
Sound like Jeff beck
Sound like John Petrucci
Sound like Steve Vai
Sound like Guthrie Govan
You would need to be a proper Iommi fanboi to blow that kind of wad, tbh you want to get a bigger room/hall to really crank those amps, just sttenuating doesn't get the sound numbing your head or drive the speakers!
Here's a bit of a strange suggestion for a Sounds Like episode: Portishead. They're obviously not guitar based, but the guitar that is in their songs has some cool tones, especially in songs like Glory Box, All Mine and Roads.
Jarrod G [ImAFutureGuitarHero] great suggestion.
Sound like John Mayer Without Busting a Nut. (Lee and Pete are out)
There isn’t enough djent in this series. Sound like periphery would be sick
yeah cos the Sound Like Ultimate Metal Rig sounded nothing like Misha Mansoor
"My name is Lucifer Please take my hand.."
Still some of the best shit Ive ever heard.
Whenever I get really into a band they always seem to appear on sounds like and it’s the greatest thing ever
Why does this sound like a guitar straight into a Gorilla GG-25? Why the high harmonic 80's distortion? Because they are relying on transistors for gain instead of heavily overdriving 12AX7 tubes that further overdrive the EL34 output tubes on his Laney heads. Wrong approach IMO.
Not enough guitarists use that method imo.
sound like: Death, entombed, Megadeth(by busting the bank)
Sounds like Jimmy Eat World would be awesome!!!!
Lovely. Please do a Radiohead by Busting or The Strokes by busting.
Sound like Dio (Vivian Campbell) without busting the bank?
You need to chop off your finger tips and roll the tone knob back a bit
For NIB you'd have needed a bass wah... Still, very good sound!
Dunlop do have a Geezer Butler signature bass wah
@@KeeperOfPoops I doubt that's what he used back in the day...