Ironically, the Boss DS1 was staring them right in the face in the pedal cabinet. If they had done just a little research on Joe, they would've quickly found that he used the DS1 into a Marshall(set clean) for decades. Then it's all about setting the gain stages for each. They still did a good job however. I own the DSL40c and it has a nice sounding distortion which is what saved the day.
where can i find articles about Joe using the Boss Ds1, i also like using my distortion in a clean channel. i was unaware he did this, now i can use my Boss Ds-1
I've seen Satriani in concert here in my hometown (Toronto, Canada) last year for his Shockwave Supernova album, and it was awesome. I'm a big fan of him and he's one of my influences/favourites on guitar
Also when choosing songs for him you guys could've done some Chickenfoot tunes as well, because he was in it with Sammy Hagar and Michael Anthony (Van Halen) and Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
+Danilo Silva Marshall Amp (or Marshall JCM800 style pedal), guitar with humbuckers. Dimarzio Super Distortions for Dave Murray, Seymour Duncan JB for Mustaine and Cantrell, EMG's for Jeff. Done.
Aye people have been requesting it for a while. I reckon they'll do it soon because they're asking for recommendations and this one always gets loads of thumbs up.
I really enjoy everything about the "Sound Like Series"...excellent. You guys nail the sounds pretty good on every artist. I especially like how you "explain" tone and what the pedals are doing. I'm just a weekend warrior/hobbyist so I learn something (actually lots)every time I play one of your vids. Here's a challenge for you...."Sound like Frank Marino".....for your Canadian viewers...eh.
+Danny Sands I don't know about you but for me the temptations are so strong it could easily lead to an empty bank account. Therefore, in my case at least, dangerous.
The JS 2410 Neck pickup is not a single coil pickup. It's called a Fast Track Pro(Satch Track) from Dimarzio and is esentially a humbucker with a single coil profile. The push pull on the volume and tone knob allow for coil tapping and (HPF) High Pass filter.
Part of the Satch sound is the DS-1 (his are modded of course), or nowadays the Vox Satchurator pedal into a clean or slightly driven channel on his amp. Though dialing in a fair amount of gain on the amp does a decent job as well.
What u need, is a Boss Ds1 on full gain and tone at 9 o'clock, Roland JC on clean with low mids/treble, a short delay, and one of satch's signature bridge pickups with volume rolled back. Bout as traditional Satch as you can get
Also, Satriani did come out with a branded line of Vox pedals but they have been discontinued though they are pretty good and I still use the Vox Satriani Amplug as my favorite piece of gear I own playing it through my Marshall amp with a auxiliary connector.
Wow nice RaBea and Matt great review vid and awesome playing Rabea that was on the pin super good part with analog chorus at 8:20 and that pedal is amazing :))) That green analog chorus I need it! lolol
I'm really impressed of how you analyze it, I've been guitarist for a while but never got around BUILDING the sound, I just go for multi-fx and presets, maybe I should get to understand what everything does... Beautiful Job guys keep it up.
great set up guys. I always wondered how to get good sound with out breaking the budget. I see a lot of boards with pricey peddles but no one shows more affordable sound. thx
Rabea.. I cant say how much I respect ALL that you put out killer player, true gentleman, & much more, wish I could hang out with you ~ it would be a huge learning experience & sooo much more `wishing you ALL the very best in all you do & have a great holiday season./Peace\ Jay.
Yeah lads - what would be AWESOME is comparing BUDGET setup V NO BUDGET setup to see if money really matters for most of us chumps who will never sound like Satch anyway. That guitar was lovely. Some awesome tones and a beautiful colour. Stoked your shop has such a huge range of IBANEZ on the rack. Here in Brisbane Australia our retailers stock sweet FA Ibanez on the shelf. Essentially we have to purchase online which means we can’t get to test out the different models, look feel touch and sound. So disappointing for a 40 year Ibanez guy like me especially with all the new models they have now. Even just the JS line alone is HUGE!!!! Love your work and your humour. I’m signing up.
Seems like you guys have been using the DSL40C on tons of these videos. I just picked myself up a DSL5C (I'm only using it for quiet practice at home), and now I can certainly see why. This new line of little DSL combos is absolutely fantastic.
That sounded really good guys. I saw your David Gilmour tone video a few weeks ago but you only covered the clean tone. How about a David Gilmour lead tone video?
Yeah so I got the fender V2 mustang one and I'm going to get the GTX 50 and I love how the V2 mustang hint how well it handles and effects pedal I can't wait to get the GTX 50 I love the 12-in speaker sound better
Love watching these, really quite inspiring ( if bank balance damaging - because I want ALL the gear!). I've 3 "Old School" suggestions please. Jeff Beck, Robin Trower and ( easier?) Rory Gallagher.
some of the late nineties German Power Metal bands had similar tone, Iron Savior, Gamma Ray- maybe there's some phaser in there too? I know as for Satch, he used an Eventide Harmonizer
Sounds great. I'm with you on everything except the Compressor and the EQ? Don't understand the use of a compressor and without it you don't need the EQ? Joe uses a distorted Marshall with an overdrive pedal pushing it to get singing sustain, so why not take that route and eliminate the need for 2 pedals? Plus the pedal Joe used in the 80's was a Boss DS1, cheap as you like. I do love your video's BTW but I feel you could actually research the rigs of the "sounds like" players before hand. Just a bit of honest criticism, Much respect!!! ;-)
Nailed the sound on this 'without' video, moreso than the 'with' video. Nicely done! 1:57 Heads up: It's not the EDGE Lo-Pro, since one of the F.R. patents expired, Ibanez has essentially dropped their Lo-Pro version of the EDGE, and gone back to their original EDGE Trem design. 1:55 Love Rabea, but he's been mistakenly thinking that it's individual coil-tap push/pull pots for each pickup, but it's: vol push/pull pot is the high pass filter [for both pickups] and the tone push/pull is the coil-tap for both pickups. www.ibanez.com/eu/products/detail/js24p_1p_04.html
Thanks Rabea & Matt. Realize you, Chappers & the Captain usually focus on the harder side of things, but a Sound-like-Mark-Knopfler would be sweet...ala Sultans of Swing lead & rhythm.
I have a good idea: analyse all of your "sound like" videos, and check what are the gear that are most commonly used, and then you make a "sound like anyone" video....call me a genius baby
+Pe Peroni A digital modeling amp with a good selection of presets and an HSS Strat would let you cover *almost* everything... Not nearly as fun as buying lots of tube amps and pedals and guitars though!
+quasarpuffs True, my "home-setup" right now is a Yamaha THR10 plugged into monitor speakers and an Ibanez AR325, which is probably one of the most versatile guitars ever. 2 humbuckers, 2 volumes, 2 tone pot and 2 tri-sound switching wich gives you 3 sounds pro pickup (hb, sc and parallel), so because you can switch the tri-sound independently per pickup, the "in the middle" setting is endless...you can get at least 15 different pickup configuration out of this guitar before you even touch the volume and tone knobs...and the THR is just killer when you know your way around it and plugged int bigger speakers...there isnt a single tone that this setup wont give me...and for home use you really dont need anything else..
+Pe Peroni Yeah, Ibanez likes to have a lot of different tones in a single guitar. My S with humbuckers has a 5-way switch that does: neck pickup in series, neck pickup in parallel, both pickups, just the two inner coils, and just the bridge pickup. Its amazing how every setting sounds noticeably different, unlike a lot of other guitars.
It'd also be nice to see you do a sounds like where the guitarist is a Rick player. For example, Tom Petty. That is a question I have a hard time getting around. What could be done to sound like a Rick on the cheap?
Hola dudes! Please consider doing a "Sound Like Santana Without Busting the Bank" episode. P.S. Loved the Sound Like David Gilmour episode and I'm really enjoying learning guitar from Rabea on Musicisum.
I've found time based effects sound better in the loop. a chorus is considered a time based effect. Also all time based loops or chains IMHO clean up nicely with a reverb at the end of the line or loop. I know ur going for a "Satch" sound but Gilmore has the reverb at the end. Another player is the MOJO or FRED PRO bridge pup has a spike in the mids that works well with the wah, giving it that open vowel sound. I'd give you high marks for getting the "Satch sound"!! Congrats!
I was surprised not to see the CS3 on the David Gilmour rig, perhaps didn't think of it or was out of price range? IDK what the Boss ones go for in the UK (hello from Canada!) but I think David uses them (CS2) a lot. I love that peddle myself, magic. Think you can re-create Uli Jon Roth's sound on early Scorpions on budget... something like Sails of Charon?
I think it would be really interesting if you guys did a sounds like Steve Vai who as everyone probably knows by now was a former student of Joe's and is a very good friend.
Joe's rig doesn't have a compressor or EQ. He had his JVM's modded to get the compression out. He barely touches the chorus pedal. The wah and a digital delay though are a must ( 500ms, one repeat). He used to get his gain from pedals, but lately he's been using the JVM gain channels, boosting them with a pedal. A distortion pedal will let you get away with a less expensive amp. If you're guitar has passive pickups and the amp has a midrange control, you'll be fine. Any guitar with a decent trem and passive PU's will work.
Andertons looks awesome! All the local guitar shops near me (Guitar Center included) are really tiny compared to this. Theres one wall of mostly cheap asian made guitars and behind the counter a very small selection of USA Gibson, Fender and like 4 PRS guitars. Theres also like almost literally no pedal section besides used ones.
initially got a JS100 to get a little shredder guitar .... was really nice, figured getting the JS1000 was in order, then, and actually preferred the 'ease to metal' of the JS100. So maybe the 'without busting the bank' part ends up with a 'just as good as' rig sometimes :)
There's probably already been hundreds of people make this suggestion before me; Why not have two rigs for these videos, one being the affordable one and the other being the more expensive rig? Perhaps with the expensive rig just being a clip on the end of the video. As bonus footage or something. I'd really enjoy that and I'm sure other people would too!
I purchased Joe Satriani signiture wah wah a number of years ago and the wah pot gave up after 2 weeks....I heard a lot of other people had that trouble....really disappointed as it cost £150....it did sound good once it was repaired
I am assuming you obtained distortion via the amp, right? Would you mind sharing the setting of the amp? I happen to have that same amp. GREAT VIDEO BTW! Thanks!
Since you've done a Joe Satriani sounds like I think it would be interesting to do one based on his close friend and former guitar student Steve Vai.
Yes! A Steve Vai Sound Like would be great.
Rizzles please
They're gonna need Rob for that one.
Rabea can make a 2x4 board with yarn for strings sound awesome,.. ...because his tone is in his hair.
i know I am kind of off topic but does anybody know a good place to stream newly released movies online ?
Sound like Kim Jong Un please
+Kim Jong Un LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL What a funny guy you are!!!! Really, that made me cry with laughter! :'}
go eat some more fatass...
and get a new haircut!
+Kim Jong Un Does that require a Miku pedal? :p
+LogiForce86 That be racist, bro!
Ironically, the Boss DS1 was staring them right in the face in the pedal cabinet. If they had done just a little research on Joe, they would've quickly found that he used the DS1 into a Marshall(set clean) for decades. Then it's all about setting the gain stages for each. They still did a good job however. I own the DSL40c and it has a nice sounding distortion which is what saved the day.
where can i find articles about Joe using the Boss Ds1, i also like using my distortion in a clean channel. i was unaware he did this, now i can use my Boss Ds-1
I have a js 100 that I run through a DSL 40. I can get a pretty good Satch tone using that guitar straight into the amp
@@maxthecat1235 several interviews... since the guitar magazines from 90s to TH-cam channels
why van gogh is working for andertons ?
I thought the very same, if he were a little bit more red headed, he'd be pretty identical.
Ayt. van gogh tends to work "ear and there" ;)
Ayt. I guess he has an ear for music. ha
Please do .
lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I've seen Satriani in concert here in my hometown (Toronto, Canada) last year for his Shockwave Supernova album, and it was awesome. I'm a big fan of him and he's one of my influences/favourites on guitar
Also when choosing songs for him you guys could've done some Chickenfoot tunes as well, because he was in it with Sammy Hagar and Michael Anthony (Van Halen) and Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
Do one of this list:
"Sound like Dave Murray",
"Sound like Jerry Cantrell"
"Sound Like Dave Mustaine"
"Sound Like Jeff Hanneman"
+Danilo Silva dave murray yes!!!!!
+Danilo Silva cantrell is bae :3
+Danilo Silva Marshall Amp (or Marshall JCM800 style pedal), guitar with humbuckers. Dimarzio Super Distortions for Dave Murray, Seymour Duncan JB for Mustaine and Cantrell, EMG's for Jeff.
Done.
+Danilo Silva how about sound like your self and quit trying to sound like someone else.
+TimothyPage06 Duncan livewire for mustaine
wow! that compressor + equalizer was a very instructive tip! thx, bros!
This is the best one you've done so far, it doesn't get any closer than this. Fantastic job you guys
This might be your best one yet. Keep up the great work!
Really good approximation of the tone guys! You can just tell that Bea is a tone genius
Adam Jones from Tool would be amazing!
Yeah that really would be amazing haha.
Aye people have been requesting it for a while. I reckon they'll do it soon because they're asking for recommendations and this one always gets loads of thumbs up.
The Good Guy He did in fairness to him
+Thomas Carmichael ;)
Bout time guys! Been waiting aaaages for a new "Sounds like" from you!
Love your videos, the attention to detail is fantastic!!! I love the inclusion of the links as well, saves me googling time!!! Thanks guys
I really enjoy everything about the "Sound Like Series"...excellent. You guys nail the sounds pretty good on every artist. I especially like how you "explain" tone and what the pedals are doing. I'm just a weekend warrior/hobbyist so I learn something (actually lots)every time I play one of your vids. Here's a challenge for you...."Sound like Frank Marino".....for your Canadian viewers...eh.
Sound like John Petrucci?
+JonW
eat beans and you'll sound like John Petrucci.
+mrBDeye Murder the entire world and you'll sound like John Petrucci.
+JonW Not sure that's possible without robbing a bank.
GoodGuyJamie
drink a 6 pack of beer and you'll burp like John Petrucci.
Practice for 20 years. That's how you sound like John Petrucci.
Yep, good job guys. Good advice on pedal placement too.
This store is like heaven...
This store dangerous...
Jay Tee what?
+Danny Sands I don't know about you but for me the temptations are so strong it could easily lead to an empty bank account. Therefore, in my case at least, dangerous.
Jay Tee hhaha yeah. Lol
Nah, heaven isn't as nearly as nice
The JS 2410 Neck pickup is not a single coil pickup. It's called a Fast Track Pro(Satch Track) from Dimarzio and is esentially a humbucker with a single coil profile. The push pull on the volume and tone knob allow for coil tapping and (HPF) High Pass filter.
Thank you so much guys for this video. We need more of this kind of help.
Pretty good job for sure, I'd say you would get that tone from any single coil type guitar-it's all about the pedals and amp setting.
at the end of the day. it's all in the fingers - rabea. 100% truth. thanks for the vid. keep up the good work
Part of the Satch sound is the DS-1 (his are modded of course), or nowadays the Vox Satchurator pedal into a clean or slightly driven channel on his amp. Though dialing in a fair amount of gain on the amp does a decent job as well.
What u need, is a Boss Ds1 on full gain and tone at 9 o'clock, Roland JC on clean with low mids/treble, a short delay, and one of satch's signature bridge pickups with volume rolled back. Bout as traditional Satch as you can get
Also, Satriani did come out with a branded line of Vox pedals but they have been discontinued though they are pretty good and I still use the Vox Satriani Amplug as my favorite piece of gear I own playing it through my Marshall amp with a auxiliary connector.
Oh yeah, good job btw! love these videos
Wow nice RaBea and Matt great review vid and awesome playing Rabea that was on
the pin super good part with analog chorus at 8:20 and that pedal is amazing :))) That green analog chorus I need it! lolol
I'm really impressed of how you analyze it, I've been guitarist for a while but never got around BUILDING the sound, I just go for multi-fx and presets, maybe I should get to understand what everything does... Beautiful Job guys keep it up.
Great video guys, enjoy the "sounds like" series
great set up guys. I always wondered how to get good sound with out breaking the budget. I see a lot of boards with pricey peddles but no one shows more affordable sound. thx
Rabea.. I cant say how much I respect ALL that you put out killer player, true gentleman, & much more, wish I could hang out with you ~ it would be a huge learning experience & sooo much more `wishing you ALL the very best in all you do & have a great holiday season./Peace\ Jay.
There's a great video of satch somewhere playing on complete beginner equipment and it still sounds exactly like him
good job guys. Although it's the 'budget' Satriani model, it looks awesome in white. Simple yet effective!
Short, understanding, simple...clear...bravo guys! 🙂
Thanks a lot for this instructive and original vidéo, keep on rocking guy !;) jp
Satch used Peaveys for a long time too, and only switched back to Marshalls in recent years
Yeah lads - what would be AWESOME is comparing
BUDGET setup V NO BUDGET setup
to see if money really matters for most of us chumps who will never sound like Satch anyway.
That guitar was lovely. Some awesome tones and a beautiful colour. Stoked your shop has such a huge range of IBANEZ on the rack. Here in Brisbane Australia our retailers stock sweet FA Ibanez on the shelf. Essentially we have to purchase online which means we can’t get to test out the different models, look feel touch and sound. So disappointing for a 40 year Ibanez guy like me especially with all the new models they have now. Even just the JS line alone is HUGE!!!!
Love your work and your humour. I’m signing up.
Seems like you guys have been using the DSL40C on tons of these videos. I just picked myself up a DSL5C (I'm only using it for quiet practice at home), and now I can certainly see why. This new line of little DSL combos is absolutely fantastic.
I use one (40w) in my home "studio" it's great.
That was great!! You guys nailed Satch's tone!!
Easily the most accurate "sound like" =)
Great job, guys!
Thank you! It was difficult to get it bang on, that JS guitar actually didn't really help at all!
That sounded really good guys. I saw your David Gilmour tone video a few weeks ago but you only covered the clean tone. How about a David Gilmour lead tone video?
Yeah so I got the fender V2 mustang one and I'm going to get the GTX 50 and I love how the V2 mustang hint how well it handles and effects pedal I can't wait to get the GTX 50 I love the 12-in speaker sound better
Love watching these, really quite inspiring ( if bank balance damaging - because I want ALL the gear!). I've 3 "Old School" suggestions please. Jeff Beck, Robin Trower and ( easier?) Rory Gallagher.
Really Like those videos guys! Awesome job
You guys did a great review for that budget. Love the tone.
some of the late nineties German Power Metal bands had similar tone, Iron Savior, Gamma Ray- maybe there's some phaser in there too? I know as for Satch, he used an Eventide Harmonizer
Sounds great. I'm with you on everything except the Compressor and the EQ? Don't understand the use of a compressor and without it you don't need the EQ? Joe uses a distorted Marshall with an overdrive pedal pushing it to get singing sustain, so why not take that route and eliminate the need for 2 pedals? Plus the pedal Joe used in the 80's was a Boss DS1, cheap as you like. I do love your video's BTW but I feel you could actually research the rigs of the "sounds like" players before hand. Just a bit of honest criticism, Much respect!!! ;-)
awesome take on satchs sound! good job!
Way to go guys. Awesome setup
Nailed the sound on this 'without' video, moreso than the 'with' video. Nicely done!
1:57 Heads up: It's not the EDGE Lo-Pro, since one of the F.R. patents expired, Ibanez has essentially dropped their Lo-Pro version of the EDGE, and gone back to their original EDGE Trem design.
1:55 Love Rabea, but he's been mistakenly thinking that it's individual coil-tap push/pull pots for each pickup, but it's: vol push/pull pot is the high pass filter [for both pickups]
and the tone push/pull is the coil-tap for both pickups.
www.ibanez.com/eu/products/detail/js24p_1p_04.html
I'm soooo glad I have my line 6 pod farm I have thousands of stuff in guitar equipment and effxs
Thanks Rabea & Matt. Realize you, Chappers & the Captain usually focus on the harder side of things, but a Sound-like-Mark-Knopfler would be sweet...ala Sultans of Swing lead & rhythm.
This whole rig down reminds when I was starting out and I used a boss Eq to get good decent sounds with dirt pedals.
I have a good idea: analyse all of your "sound like" videos, and check what are the gear that are most commonly used, and then you make a "sound like anyone" video....call me a genius baby
Hahaha I like your thinking!
+Rabea Massaad :D
+Pe Peroni A digital modeling amp with a good selection of presets and an HSS Strat would let you cover *almost* everything... Not nearly as fun as buying lots of tube amps and pedals and guitars though!
+quasarpuffs True, my "home-setup" right now is a Yamaha THR10 plugged into monitor speakers and an Ibanez AR325, which is probably one of the most versatile guitars ever. 2 humbuckers, 2 volumes, 2 tone pot and 2 tri-sound switching wich gives you 3 sounds pro pickup (hb, sc and parallel), so because you can switch the tri-sound independently per pickup, the "in the middle" setting is endless...you can get at least 15 different pickup configuration out of this guitar before you even touch the volume and tone knobs...and the THR is just killer when you know your way around it and plugged int bigger speakers...there isnt a single tone that this setup wont give me...and for home use you really dont need anything else..
+Pe Peroni Yeah, Ibanez likes to have a lot of different tones in a single guitar. My S with humbuckers has a 5-way switch that does: neck pickup in series, neck pickup in parallel, both pickups, just the two inner coils, and just the bridge pickup. Its amazing how every setting sounds noticeably different, unlike a lot of other guitars.
Great video and the sound!!!
Hey dude, I enjoyed your video, it's pretty cool. I wish I could play like the guy doing the demo ; ) pretty good bro.
Great vid boys...cheers mates!
I love these videos keep em coming , it'd be cool if you guys did a side by side tone of yours and the track. Cheers!
You're the man Rabea!!! greetings from Argentina
Nice job! Love that EQ pedal trick.
wow that sounds like a very good approximation of satch's tone.
You guys rocked that snatch! Right on.
Sounds good but I think you should have gone with a Boss DS-1 instead of the compressor and eq. Would have been even more budget friendly too.
EXCELLENT COMBO AND SHOW. IT SOUNDS AWESOME.
It'd also be nice to see you do a sounds like where the guitarist is a Rick player. For example, Tom Petty. That is a question I have a hard time getting around. What could be done to sound like a Rick on the cheap?
Awesome video as always. But, wouldn't a cheap processor work. Keep up the great work.
GREAT JOB..GREAT VIDEO!
LOVE it GUYS..thanks👍😄
You are both great and genius ! teach me !
Throw back to the first big video and do a major production with Matt and Bea with Rob and Lee
more videos with the two of you!
Hola dudes! Please consider doing a "Sound Like Santana Without Busting the Bank" episode. P.S. Loved the Sound Like David Gilmour episode and I'm really enjoying learning guitar from Rabea on Musicisum.
love the orange colour of the js2410.
I've found time based effects sound better in the loop. a chorus is considered a time based effect. Also all time based loops or chains IMHO clean up nicely with a reverb at the end of the line or loop. I know ur going for a "Satch" sound but Gilmore has the reverb at the end.
Another player is the MOJO or FRED PRO bridge pup has a spike in the mids that works well with the wah, giving it that open vowel sound. I'd give you high marks for getting the "Satch sound"!! Congrats!
Sounds great. Good job!
SOUND LIKE STEVE VAI!!!!!!!!!!!!!
no really pls do steve vai
Use h3000 harmonizer
You nailed it guys! I think that a sound like carlos santana would be really nice, he has a great sound, really personal
wow.. nailed the swta tone
You guys should totally do an episode of sounds like about steel panther!
I was surprised not to see the CS3 on the David Gilmour rig, perhaps didn't think of it or was out of price range? IDK what the Boss ones go for in the UK (hello from Canada!) but I think David uses them (CS2) a lot. I love that peddle myself, magic.
Think you can re-create Uli Jon Roth's sound on early Scorpions on budget... something like Sails of Charon?
I think it would be really interesting if you guys did a sounds like Steve Vai who as everyone probably knows by now was a former student of Joe's and is a very good friend.
haha you guys did a good job and good theme doing it on a budget. ..would have liked to hear you play over a backing track and put it all together
more of these please
Joe's rig doesn't have a compressor or EQ. He had his JVM's modded to get the compression out. He barely touches the chorus pedal. The wah and a digital delay though are a must ( 500ms, one repeat). He used to get his gain from pedals, but lately he's been using the JVM gain channels, boosting them with a pedal. A distortion pedal will let you get away with a less expensive amp. If you're guitar has passive pickups and the amp has a midrange control, you'll be fine. Any guitar with a decent trem and passive PU's will work.
Andertons looks awesome! All the local guitar shops near me (Guitar Center included) are really tiny compared to this. Theres one wall of mostly cheap asian made guitars and behind the counter a very small selection of USA Gibson, Fender and like 4 PRS guitars. Theres also like almost literally no pedal section besides used ones.
As far as I know, Andertons is not a chain of stores like Guitar Center in America; it's only one big store in Guildford, just outside of London.
initially got a JS100 to get a little shredder guitar .... was really nice, figured getting the JS1000 was in order, then, and actually preferred the 'ease to metal' of the JS100. So maybe the 'without busting the bank' part ends up with a 'just as good as' rig sometimes :)
There's probably already been hundreds of people make this suggestion before me; Why not have two rigs for these videos, one being the affordable one and the other being the more expensive rig? Perhaps with the expensive rig just being a clip on the end of the video. As bonus footage or something. I'd really enjoy that and I'm sure other people would too!
I purchased Joe Satriani signiture wah wah a number of years ago and the wah pot gave up after 2 weeks....I heard a lot of other people had that trouble....really disappointed as it cost £150....it did sound good once it was repaired
Great job guys! Awesome tone, Satch or not. I'd love to get that sound you had.
Neck pickup is really nice!
Sounds like Townshend Live at Leeds
it's pretty close to his tone, good job duds!
awesome as always! Maybe a sounds like Omar Rodriguez Lopez or Johnny Greenwood next?
I'd like to see you do these 'Sound like...' video's for under say 1200 quid! Though a great effort, £1500+ is a bit steep IMO...
was this the first use of the DSL 40? ;-)
Steve Reynolds yes
Joe used a cheap Rockman on most of the Surfin' album, which was a transistor pre-amp with a built in chorus. They're quite sought after today.
I have a request sounds like Rory Gallagher
Great idea - a decent Strat & a Vox , boost pedal he didn't use many effects not even Wah!
This is a great call - a superb guitarist to watch live.
heard Gallagher twice in concert. guitar sound wasnt so good, but you forgot about that, while he was playing. raw sound but lots of fortune
gilly66369
Could you do a looper shootout video? That would be really cool :)
awesome job guys!!!
I would like to know your settings when you do all this Sounds like..
Not that I wanna copy somebody's tone, but fun to know.
I am assuming you obtained distortion via the amp, right? Would you mind sharing the setting of the amp? I happen to have that same amp. GREAT VIDEO BTW!
Thanks!
I'm going to try and get this configuration on my zoom gx1on it's possible ..😉 thanks for the info guys.