Great video Tim! My VH4 ended my amp search in the early 2000s... Everyone knows about channel three and four, but channels one and two are so incredibly amazing. It really covers all my bases.
Tim, I have to tell you how much I love your playing. Your knowledge is very evident, but I really enjoy your playing. Even though you’re mostly just demoing amps and demonstrating recording tips, you always seem to pick extremely tasty and melodic phrases. I very much enjoy your channel. Thanks for everything.
I'm a keyboard player learning guitar... boy, I always made fun of guitarists because I thought all guitarists needed to learn were shapes and then they play, but now that i'm working on it myself, sound sources are vast! Not just pedals, but pickups, strings, body, amp, light touch, hard playing... so much that can be done to make a certain sound. And it's so tactile! it's going to take me years to master. Thanks for the video!
yes exactly. From 🎹 to 🎸 is tough. If you buy a good keyboards and speakers or headphones your „sound“ will be good from day one. regardless how good you play. guitar drives me nuts. how to fret that it is not snarly, where to pick. how to pick with which plektrum. one amp sounds good with pedals x and pickup y, the other not. then the whole impedance mess from pickup, pots, cable to the cab. it is a true nightmare. with keys you have line out and it works with your mixer, interface and whatever. the electric guitar world is an absolute mess, where thousands of people must have gone mad to accomplish a certain tone and wasted thousands on gear until you find a acceptable setup. lucky who has a tolerant guitar store where you can try before buy.
Not only that, and not to diminish the skill it takes to play the piano well, but when playing piano, you're only playing linearly, and a chord in a certain position can only be played in that position. On a guitar, you're playing across and up and down, with the same note in multiple places. And you can finger the exact same chord in multiple positions, each with a different timbre. Gives you a lot more options, but can be a lot more confusing!
A great set of tones, and FX processing going ON to the track instead of adding it after. It sounds really wet when played alone, but when you add it to the whole song, it fits perfect.!
You are killing me. My name is Robert Baker and I see all you guys on U-tube and die when I hear you guys play. Up to late and thankfully have more time to think about guitar stuff. I really envy you guys. I still get a kick when I can get close to sounding remotely like any time that has been created. I am 63 now!
I am a new member of Tim's guitar program. JOY is the only word I can use to describe Tim (and me after I complete a lesson). What a treasure! Great to see/experience passion and genuine joy these days.
This might be one of the best amps, one of the best amp demos, and the best player to get all the tones from 4 freakin' awesome and distinct channels?! Versatile amp, each channel is top notch and just listen to Tim and Adam on these things. Deizel has hit the top of the amp game.
Those Shuguang "chinese" 12ax7b's are actually great preamp tubes. They aren't too bass heavy or bright and keep everything nice and tight. Marshall ships their DSL100HR's with a low noise jj ecc83 in v1 (the only JJ tube I've ever really liked was the v1 stock low noise selected JJ ecc83 in my DSL100HR) and then 3 shuguang 12ax7b's for (v2 v3 v4). I love EHX EL34 power tubes and that's all I'll use for Marshalls (massive improvement over the mushy flubby low end you get with JJ EL34'S, I've tried countless JJ el34s and they all negatively affected the amps I put them in. But when I got my new DSL I tried every preamp tube you could imagine sovteks, tung sol, mullard 12ax7 and cv4004's, EHX etc. But the stock low noise JJ ECC83 with the 3 shuguang 12ax7b's always sounded best. Now I have one if my best Mullard CV4004's in v2 but that's just for a bit fuller tone not so much better just different. Anyways I just wanted to point out that there's a reason so many amp manufacturers are using 12ax7b's and it's not just cause they are cheap. Anyways if anyone reading this is about to roll tubes I suggest picking up a few 12ax7b's they really are worth considering for their sound quality. The fact that they are likely some of the cheapest preamp tubes on the market is just a bonus. They are high gain and in my amps they always sound very balanced. The problem with some tubes is they are either too bright (tung sol) or too warm (mullard 12ax7's /cv4004) and sometimes that's just what your amp needs. But I've found that most of the time a balanced tube like the 12ax7b is just the ticket.
The absolute joy in what he does is so much part of his charm. It's not arrogance. He's just absolutely loving the music he's making. (Wouldn't you?!?!?). You can see him soaring through his joyous expression. Man, get him and Rachelf together on a performance, and you'd get total guitar joy Critical Mass!
I never knew these Diezels had such great clean and classic mid gain channels. Always assumed they were just for high gain metal heads. Even more amazed that they don’t have to be played at ear splitting levels. I guess when you assume, you make ass out of you and me.
@@duck2587 I think the oranges are too muddy with the vh4. I sold mine after a few months with the vh4. Using a os recto and a fl412 with x pattered k100s and UK v30s
I was initially looking at a vh2 or possibly a vh4, because I primarily play hard rock/metal. But when I decided on the vh4 was when I heard channel 2. That totally sold me. It's definitely the part of the vh4 no one talks about and the owners of them really appreciate the most. Yes, if you just wanna do brutal chugs, the vh2 will do just fine for you, but otherwise, the 4 is SO worth the extra money.
Hey Tim, Rick Springfield was on Atlanta Rock radio this morning talking about his new song and they asked who played on it and he mentioned 2 major well known recording artists AND YOU! Lots of people in that video and he remembered the man that really made it all happen for him. Woo Hoo!
I have a JCM800 with Ruby tube's. I use a Mesa Boogie cabinet with two 90 black Shadows. I also use a Vox SE Tonelab pedalboard- plenty of volume, and lots of control. I think you can actually plug that Vox into almost any amp and it'll model whatever sound you're looking for. No plugs, no batteries. Try plugging one straight into a PA.
I had a V4 for a few months back in 2002 . Got stupid and sold it. Was just doing mostly SOLO gigs in small venues and cruise ships back then. Now that I am building up my studio and getting better at recording and producing , The V4 would be nice to have again.
I do own one of the FIRST VH4 Stereo with turquoise front panel and it's by far one of the best Amps beside my Boogie Mark IV (version A with the Mark IIc+ wiring, not modified) I'ver ever heard and played.
I used to have a Diesel Herbert and when it went back to Diezel for a repair I was loaned a VH4 for a couple of months and it was probably the best high gain amp I've ever heard......loved my Herbert but was a little bit sad to give the VH4 back.....hahahaha. One day I'll get one....again.
Stuart Tayler noice! In the plugin they have 120 different “recording chains”, basically IRs, with a description of the cab, its speakers and the preamp and EQ used to capture the tone. There are quite a few Mesa 4x12 chains in there! To me the best starting point is usually channel three with the 1st IR (for some odd reason the default preset loads the 9th one which is a lot darker). Plugin alliance extended their trials to 30 days and it’s also in their $10 a month bundle
Nice demo! I remember the first time I tried an SLO in Hollywood in '86. Word was getting around about these things and I needed to try one. It sounded unbelievable. I'd say the SLO is to the Marshall what the Dumble OS is to Fenders, just the ultimate, the Marshall tone perfected with amazing headroom and build quality. But when I found out the price I almost cried. I was thirteen and couldn't even afford the Peavey solid state my dad got me for my birthday. I've tried Diezels and they are amazing. Also love Bogners and VHT/Fryette Pitbulls, etc. I owned a Boogie 50 cal but that was the only Boogie I could stand. They are just not my cup of tea.
I had a Boogie 2C+, a Mark 4, and a Dual rectifier. Reason I say is because thats all I can compare a VH4 to sound like. I have one in a modeler now along with its brother, the Herbert...and they have become my goto metal rhythm and lead amps.
After I am up against the wall and have heard enough of myself on a project, I listen to to Tim to regroup. It’s weird, but he splits the difference between being incredible but accessible as far as seeing what’s going on. What a talent.
Ponied up and bought a VH4 last year and it's the best amp I've ever owned. I also have a Rockerverb mkiii, Mesa Mark IV rev. A, Marshall JVM and JCM 800 2204. I could sell all of them and keep the VH4 and be perfectly happy. It's a desert island amp.
Tim has the type of amp collection that would make most players just play the same lick through every amp. Tim, on the other hand, seems to be the type of player where he knows so much that these amps truly inspire what he plays. They also make me fucking drool all over myself, as does his playing.
He always sounds great. knows the ins and outs of all that stuff he's using. Love the footage he puts out of the grammy's. Vinnie on drums. always fun to see an amazing band.
While recording in a professional studio for the first time, this was the amp our producer chose for us. At the time, I had only ever played through a Fender Frontman and a Line 6 Spider II (don’t judge me) Needless to say, this amp blew me away, and honestly is a tone that I’ve been chasing ever since.
wow, that amp sounded great! your setup is so very cool but my favorite part is that you keep your cabinet separated downstairs so you can be cranked without losing your hearing. not sure if you came up with this on your own but it's brilliant. your stellar playing always seems to be getting better. unbelievable at this point.
Tims playing really show how good the amp really is just wish I could afford one Tim is so knowledgeable on everything its good to here someone who knows what he talking about
It is...it is.....i have a 96 Blueface VH 4 made by the man for me......in 96 for my 30th Birthday......still have it to this day and use it very day......I have a Klon for the little push.....
Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet! Monster tones from that amp. I’m really impressed with the lower gain tones also. I had heard that the VH4 could do it all but this is the best demonstration I have seen of that. Thanks Tim. Have an amazing day! 😊🤟🏽
I've been watching a lot of your videos, but this is the one that made me hit that "subscribe" button. I love how you enjoy playing those guitars. And I love your melodies. They're just beautiful ... and fun.
Saw a guy playing a VH4 in a tiny dive bar doing rock and metal covers with a 4 piece band. I think all his gear was worth more than the building. But it was one of the best sounding live amps I've ever heard. He only had a small pedal board for wah, chorus, etc.
Hello Tom, your drum loops here sound fabulous! It is groovy, passionate and authentic. Don’t listen to the people saying it over shadows your guitar skills… your music does not date. All the best!
Tim’s phrasing is incredible. Everything he plays just fits perfectly with the track.
Absolutely,....almost too much so. Ha...
This is the thing called experience
Dude makes a living nailing first takes.
Yeah, I'm never gonna buy this amp but I come here to have my mind blown by Tim's playing.
It’s unreal. Such astounding delivery. Extremely musical player.
Your joy is remarkable and reminds me why I picked up the guitar 50 years ago. Can’t thank you enough for reigniting it.
…not to mention how ferocious of a player you are!
The pure joy in your face, Tim (especially at 9:20 😆) ... it's so inspiring!!
Great video Tim! My VH4 ended my amp search in the early 2000s... Everyone knows about channel three and four, but channels one and two are so incredibly amazing. It really covers all my bases.
Just WOW! And it kills me how much you are obviously enjoying it when you are pleased with a tone or lick that you just nailed!
I had no idea this amp was so versatile, channel 1 and 2 sound INCREDIBLE. So cool!
Tim, I have to tell you how much I love your playing. Your knowledge is very evident, but I really enjoy your playing. Even though you’re mostly just demoing amps and demonstrating recording tips, you always seem to pick extremely tasty and melodic phrases. I very much enjoy your channel. Thanks for everything.
Killer tone and playing. Nobody seems to enjoy playing guitar as much as Tim.
It's a joy watching him play, even with the sound off!
When you play as good as Tim does it's impossible NOT to enjoy it!
7:03 to 7.15 nice.
I think so too, I could watch him play all day! (sometimes I do!)
Exactly why i keep visiting him for more smiley happy times - he makes life a delight
I'm a keyboard player learning guitar... boy, I always made fun of guitarists because I thought all guitarists needed to learn were shapes and then they play, but now that i'm working on it myself, sound sources are vast! Not just pedals, but pickups, strings, body, amp, light touch, hard playing... so much that can be done to make a certain sound. And it's so tactile! it's going to take me years to master. Thanks for the video!
yes exactly. From 🎹 to 🎸 is tough. If you buy a good keyboards and speakers or headphones your „sound“ will be good from day one. regardless how good you play. guitar drives me nuts. how to fret that it is not snarly, where to pick. how to pick with which plektrum. one amp sounds good with pedals x and pickup y, the other not. then the whole impedance mess from pickup, pots, cable to the cab. it is a true nightmare. with keys you have line out and it works with your mixer, interface and whatever. the electric guitar world is an absolute mess, where thousands of people must have gone mad to accomplish a certain tone and wasted thousands on gear until you find a acceptable setup. lucky who has a tolerant guitar store where you can try before buy.
Not only that, and not to diminish the skill it takes to play the piano well, but when playing piano, you're only playing linearly, and a chord in a certain position can only be played in that position. On a guitar, you're playing across and up and down, with the same note in multiple places. And you can finger the exact same chord in multiple positions, each with a different timbre. Gives you a lot more options, but can be a lot more confusing!
funny a keyboard fool thinking guitar was easy,you really didn't think a whole lot before assessing guitar did you?
The touch and phrasing of Tim.... pure gold!
What I love Tim is that you are like a little kid in a sweet shop. I love your enthusiasm. Long may it reign.
Imagine making your loving through playing guitar and STILL loving it so much - that face at 7.13!
Sounds amazing. Tim, love the sheer joy that radiates through your playing when you cut loose.
A great set of tones, and FX processing going ON to the track instead of adding it after. It sounds really wet when played alone, but when you add it to the whole song, it fits perfect.!
My dream amp for sure. I love how you talk about the "in between sounds".
Yup. That sounds KILLER Tim!! Also - love the “behind the vacuum store” details. I can really tell you love this amp. SOLD!
Big fan of you Michael, really enjoyed row jimmy row
Diezel VH4 - The Best Guitar Amp - Ever Made!! Cheers - Rock & Roll.
I like Tim’s recommendations because he’s not paid to do them. If he says it’s the best - it might just be
8:50 it’s so awesome LoL you are the man Tim
Smokin tone and Smokin playing!
You are killing me. My name is Robert Baker and I see all you guys on U-tube and die when I hear you guys play. Up to late and thankfully have more time to think about guitar stuff. I really envy you guys. I still get a kick when I can get close to sounding remotely like any time that has been created. I am 63 now!
Bobbert!!
As always really
I want what he's smokin'!
I am a new member of Tim's guitar program. JOY is the only word I can use to describe Tim (and me after I complete a lesson). What a treasure! Great to see/experience passion and genuine joy these days.
Love the joy that you exhibit when you play, Tim!
Truly amazing tones + killer playing!
This might be one of the best amps, one of the best amp demos, and the best player to get all the tones from 4 freakin' awesome and distinct channels?! Versatile amp, each channel is top notch and just listen to Tim and Adam on these things. Deizel has hit the top of the amp game.
Those Shuguang "chinese" 12ax7b's are actually great preamp tubes. They aren't too bass heavy or bright and keep everything nice and tight. Marshall ships their DSL100HR's with a low noise jj ecc83 in v1 (the only JJ tube I've ever really liked was the v1 stock low noise selected JJ ecc83 in my DSL100HR) and then 3 shuguang 12ax7b's for (v2 v3 v4). I love EHX EL34 power tubes and that's all I'll use for Marshalls (massive improvement over the mushy flubby low end you get with JJ EL34'S, I've tried countless JJ el34s and they all negatively affected the amps I put them in. But when I got my new DSL I tried every preamp tube you could imagine sovteks, tung sol, mullard 12ax7 and cv4004's, EHX etc. But the stock low noise JJ ECC83 with the 3 shuguang 12ax7b's always sounded best. Now I have one if my best Mullard CV4004's in v2 but that's just for a bit fuller tone not so much better just different. Anyways I just wanted to point out that there's a reason so many amp manufacturers are using 12ax7b's and it's not just cause they are cheap. Anyways if anyone reading this is about to roll tubes I suggest picking up a few 12ax7b's they really are worth considering for their sound quality. The fact that they are likely some of the cheapest preamp tubes on the market is just a bonus. They are high gain and in my amps they always sound very balanced. The problem with some tubes is they are either too bright (tung sol) or too warm (mullard 12ax7's /cv4004) and sometimes that's just what your amp needs. But I've found that most of the time a balanced tube like the 12ax7b is just the ticket.
The absolute joy in what he does is so much part of his charm. It's not arrogance. He's just absolutely loving the music he's making. (Wouldn't you?!?!?). You can see him soaring through his joyous expression.
Man, get him and Rachelf together on a performance, and you'd get total guitar joy Critical Mass!
I never knew these Diezels had such great clean and classic mid gain channels. Always assumed they were just for high gain metal heads. Even more amazed that they don’t have to be played at ear splitting levels. I guess when you assume, you make ass out of you and me.
They’re really great amps. The right cab, makes the amp shine. I have it through an orange 4x12 with v30 and k100 x pattern. It’s unreal.
My dads favorite saying lol
@@duck2587 I think the oranges are too muddy with the vh4. I sold mine after a few months with the vh4. Using a os recto and a fl412 with x pattered k100s and UK v30s
I was initially looking at a vh2 or possibly a vh4, because I primarily play hard rock/metal. But when I decided on the vh4 was when I heard channel 2. That totally sold me. It's definitely the part of the vh4 no one talks about and the owners of them really appreciate the most.
Yes, if you just wanna do brutal chugs, the vh2 will do just fine for you, but otherwise, the 4 is SO worth the extra money.
Dang, this guy, and Pete Thorn, their improvs sound 20x better than anything I've ever done.
Pete is nowhere in the same league or universe. Compare the sessions they recorded in. PT worked on zero hits.
I love to watch and listen to both Tim and Pete. In my opinion they're both fantastic.
@@SSVplus “compare” lol why. It’s art. You imply, the more accomplished is the better player. Can’t get anywhere with that mentality man.
Hey Tim, Rick Springfield was on Atlanta Rock radio this morning talking about his new song and they asked who played on it and he mentioned 2 major well known recording artists AND YOU! Lots of people in that video and he remembered the man that really made it all happen for him. Woo Hoo!
I have a JCM800 with Ruby tube's.
I use a Mesa Boogie cabinet with two 90 black Shadows.
I also use a Vox SE Tonelab pedalboard- plenty of volume,
and lots of control.
I think you can actually plug that Vox
into almost any amp and it'll model whatever sound you're looking for.
No plugs, no batteries.
Try plugging one straight into a PA.
the vox se's are really dated and don't sound very good.if you have nothing to compare it to you will think it sounds great but honestly it doesnt.
I had a V4 for a few months back in 2002 . Got stupid and sold it. Was just doing mostly SOLO gigs in small venues and cruise ships back then. Now that I am building up my studio and getting better at recording and producing , The V4 would be nice to have again.
I do own one of the FIRST VH4 Stereo with
turquoise front panel and it's by far one of the best Amps beside my Boogie Mark IV (version A with the Mark IIc+ wiring, not modified) I'ver ever heard and played.
That sounded killer even over you tube... Always awesome, thanks man!
Been binge-watching a bunch of your vids this morning. Nice to have a new one waiting for me just now.
I used to have a Diesel Herbert and when it went back to Diezel for a repair I was loaned a VH4 for a couple of months and it was probably the best high gain amp I've ever heard......loved my Herbert but was a little bit sad to give the VH4 back.....hahahaha. One day I'll get one....again.
in the mean time, check out Brainworx's reproduction of it, it's an awesome plugin!
@@apoplexiamusic cheers mate, I will. It was before Diezel had brought out their own cabs so I was running it through a Mesa Boogie 4x12
Stuart Tayler noice! In the plugin they have 120 different “recording chains”, basically IRs, with a description of the cab, its speakers and the preamp and EQ used to capture the tone. There are quite a few Mesa 4x12 chains in there! To me the best starting point is usually channel three with the 1st IR (for some odd reason the default preset loads the 9th one which is a lot darker). Plugin alliance extended their trials to 30 days and it’s also in their $10 a month bundle
@@apoplexiamusic Thanks for the tips mate!
Nice demo! I remember the first time I tried an SLO in Hollywood in '86. Word was getting around about these things and I needed to try one. It sounded unbelievable. I'd say the SLO is to the Marshall what the Dumble OS is to Fenders, just the ultimate, the Marshall tone perfected with amazing headroom and build quality. But when I found out the price I almost cried. I was thirteen and couldn't even afford the Peavey solid state my dad got me for my birthday. I've tried Diezels and they are amazing. Also love Bogners and VHT/Fryette Pitbulls, etc. I owned a Boogie 50 cal but that was the only Boogie I could stand. They are just not my cup of tea.
Tim... the audio you get out of your video production are among the best anywhere on any music channel. Good work!
Hey thanks so much we work hard on it
Good Lord, that tone you get at 2:55 is insanely good!
You bring more joy to my already wondeful world!
Thank you!
Such an amazing amp. I bought one of the VH4 pedals to tide me over until I can afford the real thing someday. Thanks for the video Tim!
Thank you so much for this run through, Tim! The VH4 is definitely my favorite amp!
Fantastic demo, playing and commentary. Thank you.
One of my favourite TH-cam channels. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us Tim.
I had a Boogie 2C+, a Mark 4, and a Dual rectifier. Reason I say is because thats all I can compare a VH4 to sound like. I have one in a modeler now along with its brother, the Herbert...and they have become my goto metal rhythm and lead amps.
That solo in the intro DESTROYS!!!!!! Daaaamn!!!!!
Tim honestly I think you are the best illustration that a great player can make almost anything sound good!
Phillip Carden well put and absolutely correct!
Tim you always seem to have the tones we all would kill for! 6:38 NICE!
Yeah. Too bad it's coming through my dinky lil phone speaker. Ok next time I'll hook it up to the sound board! :)
Holy crap Monster Leads really fun and tasty high class licks. Amazing tips and thanks for sharing - love the channel !
My peavey rage amp sounds just like this. I took out the stock speaker and running 2x8s now rocks the tone is amazing.
Wow, that's the best I heard from your many great solo's... A legendary intro spot even better at 5th listening.... I'm subscribed.
Channel 2 with the PRS did it all for me--awesome!
It blooms better... Love that descriptive phrase
After I am up against the wall and have heard enough of myself on a project, I listen to to Tim to regroup. It’s weird, but he splits the difference between being incredible but accessible as far as seeing what’s going on. What a talent.
Ponied up and bought a VH4 last year and it's the best amp I've ever owned. I also have a Rockerverb mkiii, Mesa Mark IV rev. A, Marshall JVM and JCM 800 2204. I could sell all of them and keep the VH4 and be perfectly happy. It's a desert island amp.
You're so much fun to watch, there's just this unadulterated joy and excitement emanating from you when you play. Thanks for the videos so far!
Tim has the type of amp collection that would make most players just play the same lick through every amp.
Tim, on the other hand, seems to be the type of player where he knows so much that these amps truly inspire what he plays.
They also make me fucking drool all over myself, as does his playing.
Most versatile and tasteful guitarist of all time - Tim Pierce!
Hi Tim , you are the only one with a great feeling. It's a honor to follow you from REUNION ISLAND in Indian Ocean. Best regards
As if I didn't want a VH4 bad enough already. Great tones and playing as always.
I laughed when I saw that John Fogerty used one for its clean tone in a rig rundown!
Love the green strat Tim!
He always sounds great. knows the ins and outs of all that stuff he's using. Love the footage he puts out of the grammy's. Vinnie on drums. always fun to see an amazing band.
Great playing and tone! Amazing!!
I can listen to you shred forever. That opening solo is too tasty!!
I know how many people have said that...but it's true...you are a great player Tim, thank for all notes
Seriously Tim, you could plug into a can of tuna fish and make it sound good.
lol true
Leave my ex-wife out of this please!
People would pay good money for tuna can IR...
Now I kind of want the signature Tim Pierce tuna can amp. xD
Where can I order a Jeff Beck tremolo bar?
While recording in a professional studio for the first time, this was the amp our producer chose for us. At the time, I had only ever played through a Fender Frontman and a Line 6 Spider II (don’t judge me)
Needless to say, this amp blew me away, and honestly is a tone that I’ve been chasing ever since.
You are the guitarist nobody every heard of that everybody has heard. You are amazing Tim. This is crazy stuff
You pulled off some very snazzy moves there Tim! Not an amp I am familiar with, but you demonstrate it very well, versatile indeed!
Great demo of the versatility of the vh4 👍
Also, it's been Hetfield's go-to for years so that shows that side! 🤘
I could tell, glad to see you are having so much fun with this.
wow, that amp sounded great! your setup is so very cool but my favorite part is that you keep your cabinet separated downstairs so you can be cranked without losing your hearing. not sure if you came up with this on your own but it's brilliant. your stellar playing always seems to be getting better. unbelievable at this point.
Great amp,great player!! Love that green Strat!!
It’s the amp I’ve always wanted since I played one in a music store a few years ago.
Oh man - that channel 2 setup is just wonderful...real Rick Derringer stuff there.
Tims playing really show how good the amp really is just wish I could afford one Tim is so knowledgeable on everything its good to here someone who knows what he talking about
Whoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! The 1st few seconds solo is SICK!!!!
Fantastic tone and incredible playing son! 🤘🏻
That's rippin TONE. Unreal. Amazing
Kept peaking around the video looking for Trevor Rabin with those lead tones. Fluid! Sublime!
This week I was checking the credits of the Tarzan soundtrack, with songs by Phil Collins, and guess who I found there? Tim Pierce on guitar!
I've been listening to lots of Crowded House lately. Tim's on Don't Say It's Over. He's just everywhere!
I love your jam at the beginning.
you sound really good, man. congrats.
One of my favorite amps ever. And your playing is impeccable as always!
Geez Tim is sooooo good - effortless - so much joy in this man.
It is...it is.....i have a 96 Blueface VH 4 made by the man for me......in 96 for my 30th Birthday......still have it to this day and use it very day......I have a Klon for the little push.....
Man I wish I could play like Tim🎸 - love his enthusiasm as well
Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet! Monster tones from that amp. I’m really impressed with the lower gain tones also. I had heard that the VH4 could do it all but this is the best demonstration I have seen of that. Thanks Tim. Have an amazing day! 😊🤟🏽
Jay Parmar yeah it’s way more versatile than people know
For 4500 clams, it better!💰 💰💰 then again Tim could make anything sound great.
Great fun, thanks a bunch, cool vid, now back to the diminished scale stuff. Oh, and see what Cabot said......
Sounds great ,what I was amazed by when you started with 3 and 4 channels is how much you lift you thumb off your pick and it stays there lol 😀
Thanks Tim. You are a wicked player. David Hopkins ♫
Tim Pierce, master craftsman, gentleman, thank you
I've been watching a lot of your videos, but this is the one that made me hit that "subscribe" button. I love how you enjoy playing those guitars. And I love your melodies. They're just beautiful ... and fun.
Tim truly is amazing. That was some melodic notes with super high gain. Sounded wonderful. Also, I want that hat!
Thanks Tim.⚓️
Tim, your tone and phrasing are among the best I've ever heard.
Saw a guy playing a VH4 in a tiny dive bar doing rock and metal covers with a 4 piece band. I think all his gear was worth more than the building. But it was one of the best sounding live amps I've ever heard. He only had a small pedal board for wah, chorus, etc.
What cabinet could match this head the best??
@@blizzbee Mesa Boogie - 1990's 4x12 with Black /shadow speakers. Cheers - Rock & Roll.
Hello Tom, your drum loops here sound fabulous! It is groovy, passionate and authentic. Don’t listen to the people saying it over shadows your guitar skills… your music does not date. All the best!
I have been saving for two years now for this amp. Almost there. 🙌🏼
What a sound en singing lead on you're Anderson Gitaar
Man Beautifull We Love it Greeeeetzzzz Henk.
One of the best players I've ever heard. When I need a kick in the ass I'll listen to Tim. Just stellar lead playing with amazing tone.
God damn his lead tone and action ...wow. He is incredible