Imagine how good it sounds in person! I had Keith at RedPlate build me a Blackline last year and it immediately became my #1 amp and I have sold my other amps!
My favorite part about about this is Allen's frank honesty of "I don't really know what this does, but here's what it sounds like". Great sounding amp, I've been wanting to try a RedPlate.
Brothers, that amp has a beautiful voice, clean as well as overdriven. I can't begin to tell you how long I've been looking for an amp. I've listened to literally hundreds of them. I can hardly believe this amp is getting that kind of an overdrive without a pedal. If that's the case, I've found the amp I've been looking for... Magnificent clean and such a gorgeous and lush overdrive. Listen to me, you'd think I was trying to sell you one! As soon as possible you'll have another customer. That's a fact. And I can hardly wait...
The sounds/tones Allen is getting strongly reminds me of what the late Allen Holdsworth typically got out of his rigs. Damn noteworthy for sure in my book Two thumbs up without a doubt! 👍👍
Yep, if you can afford to just buy an amp to get whatever tones you might like - well, that's one approach - but it's an expensive one. I say get a really nice tube amp with adequate power, and then use select pedals to color your sound. It truly doesn't matter whether you achieve good tone with the amp or with pedals, but the pedals are specialized and a heck of a lot cheaper. I find that what works best is quality effects AND a good amp. And virtually every modeling (all-in-one) pedalboard effect units I've heard don't typically offer a quality RANGE of sounds, but some of them will be okay. Boutique pedals designed for specific effects are the way to go, IMHO. And as I am done with bleeding ears, I don't want to have to crank an amp to 11 to get overdriven sounds. My motto: Keep is simple, stupid! Most guitarists will do fine with about 3-4 versatile effects units. Too many effects, you dilute your sound, muddy it, have to constantly keep fiddling with it.
This is one of the best sounding amps I’ve heard on video. 👏🏻
Imagine how good it sounds in person! I had Keith at RedPlate build me a Blackline last year and it immediately became my #1 amp and I have sold my other amps!
You got that right Redplate amps are among the best I ever heard
My favorite part about about this is Allen's frank honesty of "I don't really know what this does, but here's what it sounds like". Great sounding amp, I've been wanting to try a RedPlate.
Brothers, that amp has a beautiful voice, clean as well as overdriven. I can't begin to tell you how long I've been looking for an amp. I've listened to literally hundreds of them. I can hardly believe this amp is getting that kind of an overdrive without a pedal. If that's the case, I've found the amp I've been looking for... Magnificent clean and such a gorgeous and lush overdrive. Listen to me, you'd think I was trying to sell you one! As soon as possible you'll have another customer. That's a fact. And I can hardly wait...
The sounds/tones Allen is getting strongly reminds me of what the late Allen Holdsworth typically got out of his rigs. Damn noteworthy for sure in my book Two thumbs up without a doubt! 👍👍
I just discovered this artist on I tunes and wow just love him
So cool to hear - I can assure you, you'll likely never stop listening to him :). He's also a very nice guy and super down-to-earth.
Allen rocks! That's amp is killer! Cheers!
Sounds fantastic! Great job Henry!
That *Strat* !!! The amp is nice too...
Yep, if you can afford to just buy an amp to get whatever tones you might like - well, that's one approach - but it's an expensive one. I say get a really nice tube amp with adequate power, and then use select pedals to color your sound. It truly doesn't matter whether you achieve good tone with the amp or with pedals, but the pedals are specialized and a heck of a lot cheaper. I find that what works best is quality effects AND a good amp. And virtually every modeling (all-in-one) pedalboard effect units I've heard don't typically offer a quality RANGE of sounds, but some of them will be okay. Boutique pedals designed for specific effects are the way to go, IMHO. And as I am done with bleeding ears, I don't want to have to crank an amp to 11 to get overdriven sounds. My motto: Keep is simple, stupid! Most guitarists will do fine with about 3-4 versatile effects units. Too many effects, you dilute your sound, muddy it, have to constantly keep fiddling with it.
He is not playing on 11 he's talking over it.
NICE AMP ALLEN, CHEERS DENIEL 4-4-22
Phenomenal amp! Where can I get one?
awesome
Nice amp. Why is Allen doing so many commercials tho?
Not a commercial helping viewers get a good tone
how does he have that set up ? is he running the pedal board through the front of the amp to get his reverb ?
Yep I want one these amps now... hahahah
What delay are you using , I presume it is in the loop ??
5:40 looks like a Strymon Timeline
No reverb on amp? :/
Is this recorded through the 12" combo speaker, or the Burt cab ?
+Alan David It's just the camera mic so it's mostly the combo (which has a G12-65).
I'd kill to get that Fat sound on my rig......and have your backhand.
Is Allen's amp voiced any differently from the standard BlackLine circuit?