I love these vids. The tones are so raw and wonderful and the playing is otherworldly. Harkens to an age of ass-kicking rock. Not that it's gone--just not the mainstream anymore. Thanks for the vid!
DUDE! Again, this is my FAVORITE guitar channel. Your playing is so damn good and melodic. You can make that thing talk man! I forgot I was watching a comparison video.
How in the heck do you not have more followers, your playing is absolutely incredible, I thoroughly enjoyed this video and your tone is superb. Keep killing it. 🤘🔥
Agree with your comments. Jacob is stadium ready and deserving of worldwide attention. I want to see him featured on Rick Beato's channel. Rick's audience would really appreciate Jacob. Jacob is the most talented "undiscovered" rock guitarist I've ever come across.
I’ve seen a lot of praise for the SV20 but also a lot of not so good stuff, your playing just proved to me that it’s definitely a skill issue on the negative people’s part! I listened to this while focusing on something else and I noticed some differences in the switches but it all sounded so good I couldn’t have blind guessed which amp was which if I was put on the spot, they all sounded amazing! The big amps are obviously gonna sound bigger but they have their uses and so does the 20W ones, I’m saving up for a SV20 myself with a matching cab (might put greenbacks in tho) and awesome players like you definitely helped convince me👌
Its absoloutly incredible how well Jacob plays a Les Paul when one could say its really not the guitar he has actually learned on and played with for that many hours. so damn good bro. Jacob adapts to any style guitar on the market and not only owns it but plays it correctly as far as style goes. Hes is absoloutly unmatched. All four amps are just sick. he plays them all so well that they all sound very very close in quality. Jacob will always sound like Jacob no matter what he plays or plugs into people. Magic fingers
@craigyoung4068 That was the entire point of making a 20 watt plexi. Well, two points... It's not hand-wired, for cost savings and it runs out of headroom quicker so that you can get that cookin plexi sound at a more reasonable volume. I know that you already know this but it's worth saying anyway.
Awesome! To my ears through my computer speakers, the 1959 HW and Germino have the magic. They all sound great, especially because of the stellar playing, but those two stood out IMO.
I was so hoping you were gonna do this comparison, and you did not disappoint. Brilliant. The Marshall HW was the favourite for me, it had all the weight of the bigger transformers, but cut through better as well. I did like the sponginess of the Germino quite a bit though. I think the Germino would feel the best to play.
I had to comment again on this post, this young man deserves some serious exposure so his talent can be realized by the entire planet, his tone, precision, and passion for playing is unsurpassed. I’m a true believer in you Jason, you have a gift that the whole world would appreciate. 🤟
Big takeaway from this comparison is I would be happy with any one of these amps...but gaaawd, that '59 !!🔥🔥...then again, the Germino! 😱 Although the 20s as well...Heck , you make them all sound amazing!!!🤘
The 1959! has the balls and punch! The one and only, the king of all amps! Great comparison, right out of the gate it shows how leaner the sv20 sounds when put up against its dad. And i dont have to tell you you but you have the Van Halen Down theres no getting closer nobody on youtube. Youre the Van Halen Champion! And i convinced myself that he mid boosted his amps with EQs to get his sustain, harmonics, feedback etc... ive never owned a plexi so its hard to know, so thanks for these videos, i have the jvm like you used to use.
@@mham900Right, I've read that too, it's hard to know with EVH, I like to boost the mids that's the easiest way to get some extra juice and it makes it sound phat like running with the devil with a little delay and verb🤌
Ciao Deraps, tu hai capito la vera essenza di van Halen. Spero che un giorno uscirai con una serie "Deraps explains EVH" dove spiegherai come suonare i singoli pezzi del grande EVH. Tu hai capito davvero come si suonano e se li spiegassi faresti un enorme favore a tutto il genere umano. Ti aspettiamo! Grazie ancora ciao❤
‘59 is the real deal, the others were really good. I thought the Germino was awesome too but the ‘59 had more definition with the big chords and fewer higher order harmonics and so I just loved it so much. I feel like that’s going to be your new favorite too.
It’s all good cannot choose. Thats why you should have em all. Depending on your mood and what you going to play you choose and / or switch. 😁 Jacob, you are killin’ it!! So talented. Hope you get a lot of recognition. I’m a fan!! and will look into the next album👍👍
i sadly cannot afford any of these amps, but my HX stomp has been getting me in the ballpark with a lot of these sounds for recording, so these are still great reference for ear training. so awesome!!
I thought about a stomp once upon a time but gave into to my inner pedal nerd and try to keep myself around 25-30 on hand lol. As for a good amp the ST can be had around $1000 or under and a few years down the road will still be worth most of what you paid for it. People say gear isn't an investment but why not? If I can 'rent' a nice $1000 piece of gear for a fraction of its cost and some gear like a good Marshall is not going to take long to unload if money gets tight
@ agreed. i actually saved enough a while back to get myself a les paul, and i consider it an investment as its value has gone up at least $1k. once i get a chance i hope to get a decent marshall, probably the new jtm or studio vintage, and then a good attenuator. i would consider those items to be assets as they’ll all mostly retain their value
@@radicalagnostic Nice. I have broken even or turned a bit of profit on most gear deals the last few years and the few I did not were cool pieces that I either really enjoyed or were able to get over and move on so all good lol
They all sound sexy, no bad tones there. I preferred the Marshall 1959 followed by the Germino.... certain tones were better suited to particular amps but the Marshall 1959 had a certain sparkle and definition that I really liked , and it just sounded bigger
The Germino had that sparkle and depth that would make it my amp if i was a guitarist. I'd love to see you in a Norm's Rare Guitars TH-cam video playing a 59' Gold top Les Paul. If you've never been, I'll put in a good word with Lemmo.
I just sent Michael Lemmo a text suggesting he gets you down to the store for a guest appearance. Michael is a HUGE fan of Eddie. I really hope he gets in touch with you.
I always thought the sv20h was just like a plexi based on all the youtube videos I have seen. But in this video there is clearly a difference. You do a much better job comparing!
The Germino just sounds killer ! The perfect mix between warmth, great low-mids, and a rather surprising neat definition (so much better than what I expected). When you start playing your Les Paul with the Germino, there's something that makes me think about those late 70s Van Halen albums. And..........sorry, but nothing beats that ! (at least for me)
Fast playing and smashing diafs and triads, bent notes, don't allow my ear time to really analyze the clearity from fizz ratio..along with being in the room...nice amp collection, and great playing Mang....oh, using a real speaker would be the telling tale for me when it comes to hearing the deciding difference..rock on dude
OK, that was a killer comparison! The 59, and the Germino 55, both have a little bit more bite, the 55 a little bit more girth if that makes sense depth. Killer chops, brother coming from another ax player! You gotta get some music out there I know you were in a band before, but you should post what’s happening. Keep them coming.
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The '59HW Marshall and the '87 Germino were my favorites with the Germino having a slightly more aggressive, mid-rangy hard rock edge that is it for me. The ST20H sounded a little weaker but more open/clean. They were all very good, and Jacobs playing never ceases to impress and inspire.
Man you got the Marshall bug bad dude. That’s ok it only mean your ears are better than most. I can’t believe that little 20 watt sounds that good. I think it’s my favorite actually.
IMHO, the ST20H has the best tone. I could sit and watch you play for hours. You have so much talent, it's in your DNA. You are destined for greatness my friend!!!! I hope you have a long and prosperous career!!! You deserve it!!! Can't wait to hear your original material!!! Thank you for all you do!!!!
I love the SV20, it’s an amazing amp, but I ended up selling mine because I started buying a bunch of 50w/100w amps and I noticed that the little guys have no headroom and no low end at all when compared to the big boys, recording with a 100w amp is a different experience, it makes your mix fuller and punchier.
From my ears, the Marshall 1959HW is my favorite out of these amps. Raw, untamed and lively. Airy and breathable, not choked off like the ST20H, which I like that amp as well. I like the way that amp sounds as being choked off, tight and a little restricted, even when cranked all the way up. Turned down on the volume, it reminds me of my old Gorilla amp which is a good thing. That would be awesome for rhythm, but not lead. Would have to add some distortion pedal to make it more reactive to play lead and high end. The 1987 Germino, I didn't care too much for the sound. Sounded too punchy and in your face on the lower end, plus when playing notes close together, it sounded muddy, fudge sounding and fat. The SV20, didn't care too much for that amp as well. Sounded like the Germino, but with less lower end punch and less fat. Out of the 4 amps, the 2 amp heads I would choose to use: The Marshall 1959HW and the ST20H. Those 2 would be the dynamic duo.
Pour moi , elles sont tous incroyables je ne voie peu de différence !! tu me facine !! si tu recherche quelqu’un pour appuyer sur le bouton record de ta cam a chaque instant.. je suis partant ✌️😁
The 1959HW sounds like it has all the secret sauce. In the lead PUP, it just growled better than the others and rolled off cleanly. It can be articulate if you want it to and have the room to be really mean. In the bass PUP it was creamy without being spongy. 100 watts have more headroom and it proved itself. Great playing by the way. 20 watts is nothing to sneeze at and it's plenty loud, 100 watts on the road though.
Rad,...so good. The 1959HW and the Germino are very close with the Germino a tad less bitey with more low-mid push. SV20H, closer to the Germino in tone slightly less gainy and the ST20H the cleanest, and less aggressive sounding (reminds me a bit of the tone Ed got on Women and Children First). All the amps sound amazing.
They really all sound great and could be very close with some EQ adjustments. No clear standout winner here to me. The ST20 probably my least favorite due to noticeably less gain.
This is legitimately some of the best playing I've heard in my life, holy shit
Your playing is so good, it equalizes all the amps 👏
I love these vids. The tones are so raw and wonderful and the playing is otherworldly. Harkens to an age of ass-kicking rock. Not that it's gone--just not the mainstream anymore. Thanks for the vid!
Also, 1959HW sounded best. Love that sizzle.
they all sound great but every time you switch to the 59 it sings! Great playing!
These 20 watt amps are incredible, SV20, SC20 and DSL20HR.
fantastic video! thanks for doing this. I own the sv20 and love it....but man they all sounded great. the 1959 was flat out incredible.
DUDE! Again, this is my FAVORITE guitar channel. Your playing is so damn good and melodic. You can make that thing talk man! I forgot I was watching a comparison video.
How in the heck do you not have more followers, your playing is absolutely incredible, I thoroughly enjoyed this video and your tone is superb. Keep killing it. 🤘🔥
Agree with your comments. Jacob is stadium ready and deserving of worldwide attention. I want to see him featured on Rick Beato's channel. Rick's audience would really appreciate Jacob. Jacob is the most talented "undiscovered" rock guitarist I've ever come across.
Germino for the win 🏆
Incredible sound! I would even go further and say it's better than the original
I’ve seen a lot of praise for the SV20 but also a lot of not so good stuff, your playing just proved to me that it’s definitely a skill issue on the negative people’s part! I listened to this while focusing on something else and I noticed some differences in the switches but it all sounded so good I couldn’t have blind guessed which amp was which if I was put on the spot, they all sounded amazing! The big amps are obviously gonna sound bigger but they have their uses and so does the 20W ones, I’m saving up for a SV20 myself with a matching cab (might put greenbacks in tho) and awesome players like you definitely helped convince me👌
I was going to do same thing but the sv cab speakers sound so good....no need to put greenbacks
Its absoloutly incredible how well Jacob plays a Les Paul when one could say its really not the guitar he has actually learned on and played with for that many hours. so damn good bro. Jacob adapts to any style guitar on the market and not only owns it but plays it correctly as far as style goes. Hes is absoloutly unmatched. All four amps are just sick. he plays them all so well that they all sound very very close in quality. Jacob will always sound like Jacob no matter what he plays or plugs into people. Magic fingers
The SV20H is amazing at this price don't get me wrong but... The 59HW is just so much more open to my ears. Fantastic amps!
I was going to say the same thing. The 20w Plexi doesn’t have the same headroom as the 100w.
@craigyoung4068 That was the entire point of making a 20 watt plexi. Well, two points...
It's not hand-wired, for cost savings and it runs out of headroom quicker so that you can get that cookin plexi sound at a more reasonable volume.
I know that you already know this but it's worth saying anyway.
@@craigyoung4068 Yeah, the SV20 sounds a fair bit more compressed but still great. On the fence to sell my SmallBox 50 and get me a 1959hw 😂
I agree I always loved the sound of a SV20h but now I feel empty if I didn’t get the 100w lol
The 1959HW is the reference for sure - but man, the SV20H is so close, probably works for a lot of people.
Sv20 and 59HW sound perfect.I noticed you don't usually jumper your 59 any particular reason why?
The OG 🤌
Probably because it’s dimed and the bright cap isn’t in the equation.
I prefer without jumper too
@@RobertBakerGuitar Thanks man! I don’t like using a jumper, I just don’t think it does anything good to the sound.
Awesome!
To my ears through my computer speakers, the 1959 HW and Germino have the magic.
They all sound great, especially because of the stellar playing, but those two stood out IMO.
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The 1959 is the one that made me pick my head up from my crossword every time. Yes I’m old. Something extra about that one! Nice job and playing!
I was so hoping you were gonna do this comparison, and you did not disappoint. Brilliant. The Marshall HW was the favourite for me, it had all the weight of the bigger transformers, but cut through better as well. I did like the sponginess of the Germino quite a bit though. I think the Germino would feel the best to play.
I had to comment again on this post, this young man deserves some serious exposure so his talent can be realized by the entire planet, his tone, precision, and passion for playing is unsurpassed. I’m a true believer in you Jason, you have a gift that the whole world would appreciate. 🤟
They all sound great, love the plexi sound. Your playing is very tasty.
Your playing is insane man
As always your attack is supreme. Any rig you plug into will sound like you.
Hey Jacob. Would be fantastic if you would let us know how you mic your cab or hiw you use your OXBox.
Big takeaway from this comparison is I would be happy with any one of these amps...but gaaawd, that '59 !!🔥🔥...then again, the Germino! 😱 Although the 20s as well...Heck , you make them all sound amazing!!!🤘
This dude SHREDS! Absolutely killer comparison video, you earned a sub!
Your playing is so good, they ALL sound amazing! Personally I favor the 1959HW... I have one.
Good Show !!"" Wish You a Great New Year ,,,,
Freakin' awesome man! Sounds great!
The 1959! has the balls and punch! The one and only, the king of all amps! Great comparison, right out of the gate it shows how leaner the sv20 sounds when put up against its dad. And i dont have to tell you you but you have the Van Halen Down theres no getting closer nobody on youtube. Youre the Van Halen Champion! And i convinced myself that he mid boosted his amps with EQs to get his sustain, harmonics, feedback etc... ive never owned a plexi so its hard to know, so thanks for these videos, i have the jvm like you used to use.
I’ve read (doesn’t necessarily mean it’s true tho) that Eddie used 2 amps . One slaved Into the other (to act as a boost)
@@mham900Right, I've read that too, it's hard to know with EVH, I like to boost the mids that's the easiest way to get some extra juice and it makes it sound phat like running with the devil with a little delay and verb🤌
Superb playing and tone!
Great video and great playing man .. and great Plexi Sound. I'd love to hear a "cranked plexis" test with a SSS Strat ....
I bought the SV20 last year. I love it but 59 eats it's lunch. You sound great Jacob!
Ciao Deraps, tu hai capito la vera essenza di van Halen. Spero che un giorno uscirai con una serie "Deraps explains EVH" dove spiegherai come suonare i singoli pezzi del grande EVH. Tu hai capito davvero come si suonano e se li spiegassi faresti un enorme favore a tutto il genere umano. Ti aspettiamo! Grazie ancora ciao❤
‘59 is the real deal, the others were really good. I thought the Germino was awesome too but the ‘59 had more definition with the big chords and fewer higher order harmonics and so I just loved it so much. I feel like that’s going to be your new favorite too.
no idea what you were talking about, but it sounds awesome!
Youre videos kick ass, your playing is amazing and that tone is envious! Ive wanted it forever but its spendy
It’s all good cannot choose. Thats why you should have em all. Depending on your mood and what you going to play you choose and / or switch. 😁 Jacob, you are killin’ it!! So talented. Hope you get a lot of recognition. I’m a fan!! and will look into the next album👍👍
They all sound killer!!! Awesome guitarist!!
Love your playing brother!
i sadly cannot afford any of these amps, but my HX stomp has been getting me in the ballpark with a lot of these sounds for recording, so these are still great reference for ear training. so awesome!!
I thought about a stomp once upon a time but gave into to my inner pedal nerd and try to keep myself around 25-30 on hand lol. As for a good amp the ST can be had around $1000 or under and a few years down the road will still be worth most of what you paid for it. People say gear isn't an investment but why not? If I can 'rent' a nice $1000 piece of gear for a fraction of its cost and some gear like a good Marshall is not going to take long to unload if money gets tight
@ agreed. i actually saved enough a while back to get myself a les paul, and i consider it an investment as its value has gone up at least $1k. once i get a chance i hope to get a decent marshall, probably the new jtm or studio vintage, and then a good attenuator. i would consider those items to be assets as they’ll all mostly retain their value
@@radicalagnostic Nice. I have broken even or turned a bit of profit on most gear deals the last few years and the few I did not were cool pieces that I either really enjoyed or were able to get over and move on so all good lol
They all sound sexy, no bad tones there. I preferred the Marshall 1959 followed by the Germino.... certain tones were better suited to particular amps but the Marshall 1959 had a certain sparkle and definition that I really liked , and it just sounded bigger
The Germino had that sparkle and depth that would make it my amp if i was a guitarist.
I'd love to see you in a Norm's Rare Guitars TH-cam video playing a 59' Gold top Les Paul. If you've never been, I'll put in a good word with Lemmo.
I just sent Michael Lemmo a text suggesting he gets you down to the store for a guest appearance. Michael is a HUGE fan of Eddie. I really hope he gets in touch with you.
Great tones and playin!!
Thanks Jacob !
Great playing man!! A++ feel and rhythm man!
I always thought the sv20h was just like a plexi based on all the youtube videos I have seen. But in this video there is clearly a difference. You do a much better job comparing!
sounds so sweet to my ears !
You have great vibrato and bending in your hands.Thumb up.
The Germino just sounds killer ! The perfect mix between warmth, great low-mids, and a rather surprising neat definition (so much better than what I expected). When you start playing your Les Paul with the Germino, there's something that makes me think about those late 70s Van Halen albums. And..........sorry, but nothing beats that ! (at least for me)
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Great demo and playing! All but the JTM sound pretty similar - the HW sounds less middy, and clearer than the other 2.
Would be absolutely happy with any of them!
Great tones, great playing!!!
Awesome playing, man! 🤘
Fast playing and smashing diafs and triads, bent notes, don't allow my ear time to really analyze the clearity from fizz ratio..along with being in the room...nice amp collection, and great playing Mang....oh, using a real speaker would be the telling tale for me when it comes to hearing the deciding difference..rock on dude
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This helped massively with my choice!
God almighty….there is no limit to your talent. You’re an amazing young man! Awesome playing.
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Amazing skillz!
I have the sv20 and it is amazing… but man does this 1959hw sound HUGE
OK, that was a killer comparison! The 59, and the Germino 55, both have a little bit more bite, the 55 a little bit more girth if that makes sense depth. Killer chops, brother coming from another ax player! You gotta get some music out there I know you were in a band before, but you should post what’s happening. Keep them coming.
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@ appreciate that I will definitely be checking it out
What a tone!
Great playing!... ripping and tasteful..
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The '59HW Marshall and the '87 Germino were my favorites with the Germino having a slightly more aggressive, mid-rangy hard rock edge that is it for me. The ST20H sounded a little weaker but more open/clean. They were all very good, and Jacobs playing never ceases to impress and inspire.
LP standard 50s? Nice rip man! All of the heads sounded great. Cab/IR makes the biggest difference I find.
Man you got the Marshall bug bad dude. That’s ok it only mean your ears are better than most. I can’t believe that little 20 watt sounds that good. I think it’s my favorite actually.
Awesome playing jacob! Is it possible to make a video on how you record, what equipment u use and such for the videos! :)
Those 2 chords at 1:31-1:32 are dope!
Loved everything!!!!
Great vid!
IMHO, the ST20H has the best tone. I could sit and watch you play for hours. You have so much talent, it's in your DNA. You are destined for greatness my friend!!!! I hope you have a long and prosperous career!!! You deserve it!!! Can't wait to hear your original material!!! Thank you for all you do!!!!
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I can’t believe it!
GERMINO!
Great playing as usual. Can you please do a similar demo with the’59, SV20 and Friedman Plex?
The H.W. and the Germino got the sauce. And of course, so does your playing.
Does the bugera 1960 infinium come close to these?
Your an absolute monster player!!! You'd make a tin can sound amazing!! Do u ever play the maritimes??
By the way the 1959 Super Lead is the Shit!
Awesome x4!
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Love that cherry red Les Paul. Th Marshall SV20 is always impressive for what it is.
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great playing.......but really wanna know which felt best? The 100 watt and the sv 20 seemed best to me.....but which felt best?
Could we get settings? Sounds killer! EDIT : cranked all the way up. Good to know.
They all sound so damn good… and your playing is great! If they sounded any better my brain 🧠 would melt & run out my ear 👂 holes.
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I love the SV20, it’s an amazing amp, but I ended up selling mine because I started buying a bunch of 50w/100w amps and I noticed that the little guys have no headroom and no low end at all when compared to the big boys, recording with a 100w amp is a different experience, it makes your mix fuller and punchier.
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From my ears, the Marshall 1959HW is my favorite out of these amps. Raw, untamed and lively. Airy and breathable, not choked off like the ST20H, which I like that amp as well. I like the way that amp sounds as being choked off, tight and a little restricted, even when cranked all the way up. Turned down on the volume, it reminds me of my old Gorilla amp which is a good thing. That would be awesome for rhythm, but not lead. Would have to add some distortion pedal to make it more reactive to play lead and high end. The 1987 Germino, I didn't care too much for the sound. Sounded too punchy and in your face on the lower end, plus when playing notes close together, it sounded muddy, fudge sounding and fat. The SV20, didn't care too much for that amp as well. Sounded like the Germino, but with less lower end punch and less fat. Out of the 4 amps, the 2 amp heads I would choose to use: The Marshall 1959HW and the ST20H. Those 2 would be the dynamic duo.
Pour moi , elles sont tous incroyables je ne voie peu de différence !! tu me facine !! si tu recherche quelqu’un pour appuyer sur le bouton record de ta cam a chaque instant.. je suis partant ✌️😁
Wow. You have SOUL.
The 1959HW sounds like it has all the secret sauce. In the lead PUP, it just growled better than the others and rolled off cleanly. It can be articulate if you want it to and have the room to be really mean. In the bass PUP
it was creamy without being spongy. 100 watts have more headroom and it proved itself.
Great playing by the way. 20 watts is nothing to sneeze at and it's plenty loud, 100 watts on the road though.
EXCELLENT...Thanks! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This cat is so good.... I'd pay to sit in his living room and listen to him for an hour.
your noodling is just great :) like oldschool bluesrock great.. but great nonetheless :)
Germino by faaaar the best!
What’s your settings on the OX box?
Germino seems the most gain and cut. I like that one.
Hey sorry to bug you but how do you play that intro riff of MY SIDE OF TOWN ? Thanks
the 100 Watt is really a beast! The notes just jump out at you.
Yeah dude… really damn great playing…
Incredible playing! 🙇♂️🙇♂️ Have you tried out the 20w Silver Jubilee? Curious how it compares with the other 20w you have
Would you ever give up on your own music and band,if you got an offer to be the lead in a really big band?Great tones and playing as always!
Hey nice playing! I also own the 1959hw. Great amp! Did you turn it up to 10 ?
GERMINO AND SC20H 😵🔥🔥🔥
Rad,...so good. The 1959HW and the Germino are very close with the Germino a tad less bitey with more low-mid push. SV20H, closer to the Germino in tone slightly less gainy and the ST20H the cleanest, and less aggressive sounding (reminds me a bit of the tone Ed got on Women and Children First). All the amps sound amazing.
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Killer playing as always!
Question: What's with the obsession on the volume knob every few seconds? Do they get loose and go down?
Just wondered, lol
They really all sound great and could be very close with some EQ adjustments. No clear standout winner here to me. The ST20 probably my least favorite due to noticeably less gain.
I found the break up on the ST more pleasant than some of the higher gain models
Do you ever adjust the bridge pickup height? Or is it just that attack?