guitar player at music store - " I need that classic blues tone..I need a '59 Les Paul and vintage bluesbreaker combo". Dave Simpson - " hold my beer......"
It sounds great, but a good tube amp would sound warmer methinks, and be more touch-sensitive.....or maybe I'm deluded and just like to see glowing tubes?
This is excellent: simple, straight-forward and informative - really helpful. I was on the verge of donating my Katana MkII to a local evangelical church or a school coz I couldn't get a decent sound out of the thing. I've had it a year and barely used it, indeed I bought a Spark 40 as a replacement practice amp. Then I watched your video here and started to get pleasing noises out of the MkII. This video caused me to tumble down the Boss Tone Exchange rabbit hole where I discovered patches that delivered tones which made my soul sing. Bless you Mr Simpson, you did a pretty crappy player a solid. I hope karma does something nice to you. I suddenly got an amp I now love to bits and can't stop fiddling with.
My blues band is playing "All Your Love" by the bluesbreakers right now, and all throughout your intro I couldn't help but think "this sounds just like All Your Love", only to find out later that thats exactly what you were going for. Spot on!
Getting the exact tone of Clapton on 'Beano' is impossible. But one can get close. Dave gets close enough for me. Even if one had the same guitar, the same amp, the same room, the same recording equipment; it would still be impossible. In fact I don't even think that Clapton could replicate that sound, even if he wanted to.
Great tones, loved the PG bit and as you said in your fantastic 'play like Peter Green' tutorials he was the 'loud to a whisper' master. Super super playing again, thanks for making my evening. Bless you!
Great video I learned a lot. I never considered the impact of the recording process on the original recordings. I had a blues cube artist for 7 years and recently sold it because I simply couldn't get it to work for me like I can my Carr Rambler. Seriously considering a katana as a practice amp now - as it seems to be everything the Blues Cube wasn't.
I love it Dave! Over the years as I got better I came to appreciate your playing more and more. There are lots of guitar players on youtube where people are raving about their playing and I think to myself, “well, they’re not even average compared to our guitar heros”… But your playing is actually solid!
Cheers Dave! You're the first one that I've seen on TH-cam to attempt these elusive tones on a Katana. I think that you did a great job of it. BTW I've seen on some videos on the Katana is that there's a global eq setting available when you hook it up to a computer where you can attenuate the high frequencies and make the amp sound warmer overall should want to do that.
It's an absolutely great workhorse of an amp and a much better value than any tube amp I can think of, and this is due in part to its solid-state design and all the extra tone shaping you can do with the Boss Tone Studio, which is awesome. I'd definitely get it with the pedal to switch between the channels and settings, etc. But it's a very plug and play amp. That's why the Katana is so popular. And the 50 watt is more than adequate. It's VERY loud and clear. I expect this line to stick around and keep developing in new, wonderful ways.
Where has this chap Dave Simpson been all my guitaring life? (50 years and counting) Having just bought a Katana that's why. Great player and great tutorials. I've kicked my steam driven laptop back into action and plan to download that Tone Studio thing. Looking forward to my next gig with the Boss...
The Boss Katana is hard to beat. I've had mine a few years now and i play it exclusively. My other amps are just getting dusty. Its light and gigable and has amazing tonality. I' a big fan.
That’s a good point when recreating these tones you have to take into account microphones and EQ. I have a digitech Jimi Hendrix pedal where they recreated the songs on the record, I matched Little Wing on the Katana clean channel with the built in treble boost and it sounds double tracked so I added a 30ms delay and got pretty close
Maybe you can put your settings in your comment Dave. I think a lot of listeners here would deeply apreciat this. And BTW you PG tone was super natural. So inspiring.
Having pedals is a lot of fun. Having guitars & amps are a lot of fun. However, one good guitar(subjective) straight into a good amp, is really all one needs. The rest is up to the player.
Thank you so much for covering Roy. He was like a blues shredder meets Jack White flurry during his playing? It's hard to describe but I adore him. Your channel inspires everyday Dave, thanks!!!
When you did the Peter Green tone even if it was not exactly his it sounded delicious you had such a beautiful tone when you turn down the volume it got so sweet beautiful job
It is great that you can get this out of one box. Not sure if it an fx box with amp & speaker or otherwise 😅 You made the Katana sing. Stay awesome Dave 🤠
Ha Ha Ha! I started the stream with the volume OFF, and you still sounded great! Memory muscle muust have been in gear... and turning up the volume definitely did not disappoint!
If I could get in the same Solar system as your tone Dave. Then I would be a Happy! I really liked today's Videos playing was really nice to listen to.
Would love to see you do some more videos like this for other artists on the Boss Katana. I’m sure you could get close to a JF tone without the requirement of pedals, and some other excellent artists, nice work! 👍🏻🙌🏻
Dave did a video for the original Boss Katana a few years back where he covered lots of tones and gave the settings. I think he included JF’s tone. It’s well worth checking out.
@@chrischamberlain2168 I’ll be sure to dig it up, just would be nice to see an updated series of videos I think using the new katana and focusing on certain artists with each video 🙌🏻
In a different time, with another type of audience ready to listen, Dave would have been a well-known name on the guitar scene. Alas, we don't live in that kind of time anymore and the audience is no longer around.
Absolutely brilliant video Mr Dave, some excellent tones there, they really put you into the world of those artists. Your playing too, wonderful. Now I know that music isn’t a competition. I also know that it’s all subjective and personal. Well here’s my bit. I know who my greatest guitarist ever is. He comes from Louth and is called Dave Simpson! 👏👏👏
Loving the Yardbirds stuff , I remember my older brothers listening to those records and those songs are still in my head . Great playing as usual , thanks for the vid.
Just proves to me Dave how much of the tone, and feel comes from the player! the gear is just there to get the sound out to audible level. A great musician like you can get the right sound from almost anything you pick up and plug into! Great vid Dave cheers awesome playing and tones!
I'd rather like Dave to try playing the Cream song, 'Dance the Night Away.' Which is one of my favourites. Eric is playing a twelve string on the track too. Actually, thinking about it. I think his playing on the studio half of 'Wheels of Fire' is pretty awesome and well worth investigating.
Great tones out of the Katana! Makes me want to go out and get one, except that I briefly had a Katana 50 and thought it sounded closed, sterile and processed with an unpleasant midrange honk I couldn’t EQ out. Maybe not enough time on the brown mode.🤔
Simples really. You can get great tone out of the Clean channel by cranking the Gain - the Volume should be dimed, anyway on everything, EQ should be back pedaled on Treble and Bass; turn up the Presence to compensate. Alternatively turn down the Gain and crank up the booster (on "Green") there is more than one way to skin a cat. I saw Fleetwood Mac in the Studio with Mike Vernon and they were all using Orange amps to record "Albatross". Go figure! Good luck, Pete.
I would love to hear if the CR120 can do First Album and Rio Grande Mud era Billy Gibbons, and Mick Taylor's Stones era tone like on Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out.
The holy trinity is Hendrix, Green and Clapton in my book and Clapton was a major part of my musical youth. Even now when I pick up the guitar people say ah Clapton ! You have a lot of his tricks nailed so you are much better at imitating him than you give yourself credit for (especially as you have to avoid copyright !). I have tried hard not to want a Katana - looks like I have failed.
Cheers Dave -this was one of your best videos. Both in terms of the tones you extracted from the Katana but also your grasp of the very different play styles of the artists emulated. Still sounded like Dave but a very respectful nod to Eric, SRV, Roy and PG. Well done indeed.
I have KTN 100 MKI but didn't manage to create tone with full satisfaction. Probably I haven't spent enough time trying, but your video encourages me to start again. I must admit your settings look really strange to me, brown channel..no gain.. etc, but it works. Anyway, thanks, well done!
Really inspiring Dave thank you. Due to your demo's and recommendations I bought a EastCoast L1 (Cherry Burst) which is a cracking good guitar for the price and a Boss Katana 50 Mk2 😀
Dave I love your videos this is one of the best you have done because I love the blues love the artist's you have covered there are many more obviously I've got the MK1 but couldn't find these sounds so I'm going to try to get them wish you had a second camera so could see the settings on the amp amazing as you haven't used anything but the amp hopefully you will do more guitarists sounds by using that amp
Hi mate great vid. Thats a coincedence, I have spend half of my day yesterday on creating the Beano sound on my Hotone Ampero Stomp II. I think i have nailed it as well....
As a rule I rarely listen to an opening jam and hardly ever listen to one all the way through....That was off the hook Dude. Listened to it all the way through twice. WOW!!!! As for SRV's tone, I was third row center in 1984 at Alumni Gym at the University of Tennessee while he was promoting Texas Flood. The gym had been build in 1931. The acoustics sucked. SRV however sounded amazing. Yes it was a bit raw but it matched his playing. Raw and in your face. What came out of his amps was not of this earth. If you want to hear that tone search for Live at the Macambo. That was pretty much the Texas Flood show. As for raw in your face tone, look at EVH. His tone changed the guitar planet on VH1. As he matured so did his tone. Same with SRV. As for Clapton, he's just a douche bag and a master of backhanded compliments. I saw him in '82. Yea he was good but what I heard/saw SRV do with a strat was beyond words.
I'd love to hear you trying the same Peter Green setup only with a set of Monty's Bethnal Green pickups, that would make for interesting viewing to see just how much of a difference those pickups make to getting closer to his tone?
RHCP are touring here in Australia at the moment sent you a video on instagram of a Darth Vader busker playing under the bridge for concert goers after a concert haha
I do like the Katana but diffinitly the 2x 12 100 watt combo for low end preferences! I would I have to say! You are the bluesman Dave u rock dude if I ever get to the 🇬🇧 iam for sure looking for the Trio first thing for live music man🎸🎛🥁😃
Love it! Do you know, I used to be so naive about the way You Tube content is made, I used to think "I hope Dave's okay he's been wearing that same top for weeks... " LOL
WOW! You are the only person on YT that has helped me get 3 useful tones out of the Katana! Thank you! The first 3 sound killer on a Les Paul. Any chance of sharing that Peter Green EQ?
If you want to hear Roy Buchanan the first option is Roy Buchanan, the first option is Roy Buchanan but this might be the second: th-cam.com/video/BqwJc2TMaeM/w-d-xo.html I also got a cheap used katana now and it's dressed in red.
Love this! Been looking for a good Beano tone, this is the best Ive heard. Gonna start trying to replicate it today. One question: any OD pedal added, or just the drive from the Brown channel?
Since Claptons is up for discussion, Dave, you should be the obvious choice for a guest perforer with him. Wouldn’t that be awesome?? Erick need a break in between, older now.
Classic tone with a classic guitar out of a modern amp by a modern player. What more can you want? Sure it's not the exact tone. This is obviously impossible and I'm fine with that. Your love for the Katana is widely known!
That’s actually truely amazing 👍👏as close to the original as I have ever heard 😝and your playing is really exciting…however shave your head and trim that beard as a makeover 👌🏻also curious..did you twiddle the tone and or volume controls on the Les Paul? Beano and or Green?
guitar player at music store - " I need that classic blues tone..I need a '59 Les Paul and vintage bluesbreaker combo". Dave Simpson - " hold my beer......"
I think your comment sums it up nicely. Dave can cover these tones coz he’s a great player. It all comes down to the player.
It sounds great, but a good tube amp would sound warmer methinks, and be more touch-sensitive.....or maybe I'm deluded and just like to see glowing tubes?
Hold my beer, and give me the cheapest Les Paul style guitar and a budget / mid-priced solid state amp
This is excellent: simple, straight-forward and informative - really helpful. I was on the verge of donating my Katana MkII to a local evangelical church or a school coz I couldn't get a decent sound out of the thing. I've had it a year and barely used it, indeed I bought a Spark 40 as a replacement practice amp. Then I watched your video here and started to get pleasing noises out of the MkII. This video caused me to tumble down the Boss Tone Exchange rabbit hole where I discovered patches that delivered tones which made my soul sing. Bless you Mr Simpson, you did a pretty crappy player a solid. I hope karma does something nice to you. I suddenly got an amp I now love to bits and can't stop fiddling with.
Dave, the man who can get any sound out of a piece of wood.
I freaking love my Katana 100! Such a beast and has amazing tones easily dialed in.
Dave I really want to thank you for getting me out of my depression and inspiring me to pick up my guitar again after 10 years.
Bless you.
My blues band is playing "All Your Love" by the bluesbreakers right now, and all throughout your intro I couldn't help but think "this sounds just like All Your Love", only to find out later that thats exactly what you were going for. Spot on!
Getting the exact tone of Clapton on 'Beano' is impossible. But one can get close. Dave gets close enough for me. Even if one had the same guitar, the same amp, the same room, the same recording equipment; it would still be impossible. In fact I don't even think that Clapton could replicate that sound, even if he wanted to.
Great tones, loved the PG bit and as you said in your fantastic 'play like Peter Green' tutorials he was the 'loud to a whisper' master. Super super playing again, thanks for making my evening. Bless you!
Roy Buchanan - one of my favs.
Mine too. Everyone needs to listen to more Rory. Seriously good player. ✌️🇦🇺
Loved Roy too!! Saw him do a bunch of amazing shows and made it look so easy!! Was extremely sad when he passed!!!!
Great video I learned a lot. I never considered the impact of the recording process on the original recordings. I had a blues cube artist for 7 years and recently sold it because I simply couldn't get it to work for me like I can my Carr Rambler. Seriously considering a katana as a practice amp now - as it seems to be everything the Blues Cube wasn't.
I love it Dave! Over the years as I got better I came to appreciate your playing more and more. There are lots of guitar players on youtube where people are raving about their playing and I think to myself, “well, they’re not even average compared to our guitar heros”… But your playing is actually solid!
Yes Dave! SRV sounded spot on, starting to think I may need a Katana…………cheers buddy.
Yeah, the Stevie bit was wicked awesome.
Cheers Dave! You're the first one that I've seen on TH-cam to attempt these elusive tones on a Katana. I think that you did a great job of it. BTW I've seen on some videos on the Katana is that there's a global eq setting available when you hook it up to a computer where you can attenuate the high frequencies and make the amp sound warmer overall should want to do that.
The peter green tone/playing was brilliant dave. The dynamics in your playing were spot on!
It's an absolutely great workhorse of an amp and a much better value than any tube amp I can think of, and this is due in part to its solid-state design and all the extra tone shaping you can do with the Boss Tone Studio, which is awesome. I'd definitely get it with the pedal to switch between the channels and settings, etc. But it's a very plug and play amp. That's why the Katana is so popular. And the 50 watt is more than adequate. It's VERY loud and clear. I expect this line to stick around and keep developing in new, wonderful ways.
I got a katana 2x12 50 watt, per your recommendation. LOVE!
plugging in my LP Jr. and blowing the curtains off the windows!
Thanks Dave!
Thanks, Dave. This is inspiring. Can we please have the Peter Green settings - it would help on the journey!
I wouldn't trade my Katana MKii 100, for any other amp. It's serves me better than any other ever has.
Where has this chap Dave Simpson been all my guitaring life? (50 years and counting) Having just bought a Katana that's why. Great player and great tutorials. I've kicked my steam driven laptop back into action and plan to download that Tone Studio thing. Looking forward to my next gig with the Boss...
The Boss Katana is hard to beat. I've had mine a few years now and i play it exclusively. My other amps are just getting dusty. Its light and gigable and has amazing tonality. I' a big fan.
That’s a good point when recreating these tones you have to take into account microphones and EQ. I have a digitech Jimi Hendrix pedal where they recreated the songs on the record, I matched Little Wing on the Katana clean channel with the built in treble boost and it sounds double tracked so I added a 30ms delay and got pretty close
Maybe you can put your settings in your comment Dave. I think a lot of listeners here would deeply apreciat this. And BTW you PG tone was super natural. So inspiring.
I say the settings in the video bar Mr Green. Which I forgot to do.
Having pedals is a lot of fun. Having guitars & amps are a lot of fun. However, one good guitar(subjective) straight into a good amp, is really all one needs. The rest is up to the player.
Man such great tones. Somehow you can make everything sound great
I friggin love it when Dave does greenie ❤️ awesome ❤️
Ace playing and tone settings Dave,
What were your Peter Green settings?
You did a good job with Peter Green's tone, it is ethereal, very hard to nail down.
Killer tones, Dave. I'm with you, Roy Buchanan was amazing and very underrated.
Thank you so much for covering Roy. He was like a blues shredder meets Jack White flurry during his playing? It's hard to describe but I adore him. Your channel inspires everyday Dave, thanks!!!
When you did the Peter Green tone even if it was not exactly his it sounded delicious you had such a beautiful tone when you turn down the volume it got so sweet beautiful job
Just got a new Katana and been having a blast with it ✌
It is great that you can get this out of one box. Not sure if it an fx box with amp & speaker or otherwise 😅
You made the Katana sing.
Stay awesome Dave 🤠
Ha Ha Ha! I started the stream with the volume OFF, and you still sounded great! Memory muscle muust have been in gear... and turning up the volume definitely did not disappoint!
I've had a katana 100 head for years and didn't know it could do that. I always used it for metal and my tube amp for clean to overdrive tones.
Great video and playing Dave. I gig with a katana mark 1 50 watt. Very versatile and plenty load. Keep up the great work 👍
All great but, the Green tone, especially on the slower blues, gorgeous.
If I could get in the same Solar system as your tone Dave. Then I would be a Happy! I really liked today's Videos playing was really nice to listen to.
Would love to see you do some more videos like this for other artists on the Boss Katana. I’m sure you could get close to a JF tone without the requirement of pedals, and some other excellent artists, nice work! 👍🏻🙌🏻
Dave did a video for the original Boss Katana a few years back where he covered lots of tones and gave the settings. I think he included JF’s tone. It’s well worth checking out.
@@chrischamberlain2168 I’ll be sure to dig it up, just would be nice to see an updated series of videos I think using the new katana and focusing on certain artists with each video 🙌🏻
In a different time, with another type of audience ready to listen, Dave would have been a well-known name on the guitar scene. Alas, we don't live in that kind of time anymore and the audience is no longer around.
Absolutely brilliant video Mr Dave, some excellent tones there, they really put you into the world of those artists. Your playing too, wonderful. Now I know that music isn’t a competition. I also know that it’s all subjective and personal. Well here’s my bit. I know who my greatest guitarist ever is. He comes from Louth and is called Dave Simpson! 👏👏👏
The Stevie Ray sound was awesome Dave!!
The Katana is indeed a mighty beast. But Dave is mightierer
Loving the Yardbirds stuff , I remember my older brothers listening to those records and those songs are still in my head . Great playing as usual , thanks for the vid.
Definitely going to get me either the 50 or the 100 of this amp! Super satisfied with all the tones it offers
Just proves to me Dave how much of the tone, and feel comes from the player! the gear is just there to get the sound out to audible level. A great musician like you can get the right sound from almost anything you pick up and plug into! Great vid Dave cheers awesome playing and tones!
Man you are just guitar everything. You play like a boss, fix them up and you are a tone chaser. I love it.
Thanks Big Dave Great as usual man 👋👋✌️🎸🎸. Love your channel. Im sure many others feel the same way 💯
I'd rather like Dave to try playing the Cream song, 'Dance the Night Away.' Which is one of my favourites. Eric is playing a twelve string on the track too. Actually, thinking about it. I think his playing on the studio half of 'Wheels of Fire' is pretty awesome and well worth investigating.
The bluesbreaker tone worked a treat the katana 100mk1 is one of the best amps ever so pleased I own one
Great tones out of the Katana! Makes me want to go out and get one, except that I briefly had a Katana 50 and thought it sounded closed, sterile and processed with an unpleasant midrange honk I couldn’t EQ out. Maybe not enough time on the brown mode.🤔
Simples really. You can get great tone out of the Clean channel by cranking the Gain - the Volume should be dimed, anyway on everything, EQ should be back pedaled on Treble and Bass; turn up the Presence to compensate. Alternatively turn down the Gain and crank up the booster (on "Green") there is more than one way to skin a cat. I saw Fleetwood Mac in the Studio with Mike Vernon and they were all using Orange amps to record "Albatross". Go figure! Good luck, Pete.
I would love to hear if the CR120 can do First Album and Rio Grande Mud era Billy Gibbons, and Mick Taylor's Stones era tone like on Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out.
Love that sound. Reminds me of black keys kinda
The holy trinity is Hendrix, Green and Clapton in my book and Clapton was a major part of my musical youth. Even now when I pick up the guitar people say ah Clapton ! You have a lot of his tricks nailed so you are much better at imitating him than you give yourself credit for (especially as you have to avoid copyright !). I have tried hard not to want a Katana - looks like I have failed.
Cheers Dave -this was one of your best videos. Both in terms of the tones you extracted from the Katana but also your grasp of the very different play styles of the artists emulated. Still sounded like Dave but a very respectful nod to Eric, SRV, Roy and PG. Well done indeed.
Conclusion: Black Boss Katana can do what Black Magic Woman can. Good Video Thanks Dave
Because I neeeeeed those Peter Green settings so baaaaad!
I have KTN 100 MKI but didn't manage to create tone with full satisfaction. Probably I haven't spent enough time trying, but your video encourages me to start again. I must admit your settings look really strange to me, brown channel..no gain.. etc, but it works. Anyway, thanks, well done!
These sound great Dave! I cannot wait to get home and try them. Any chance of going after a Billy Gibbons tone?
Think this is my second "listen" ?? and enjoyed (?) again ! Good comments as usual... Cheers !
Really inspiring Dave thank you. Due to your demo's and recommendations I bought a EastCoast L1 (Cherry Burst) which is a cracking good guitar for the price and a Boss Katana 50 Mk2 😀
Dave! Love what you do. I hope things are going well for you.
Best yt video on internet I've watched in a long time! Thanks Dave
What an intro, majestic
Dave I love your videos this is one of the best you have done because I love the blues love the artist's you have covered there are many more obviously I've got the MK1 but couldn't find these sounds so I'm going to try to get them wish you had a second camera so could see the settings on the amp amazing as you haven't used anything but the amp hopefully you will do more guitarists sounds by using that amp
Hi mate great vid. Thats a coincedence, I have spend half of my day yesterday on creating the Beano sound on my Hotone Ampero Stomp II. I think i have nailed it as well....
Great clean tone 🎸👍
As a rule I rarely listen to an opening jam and hardly ever listen to one all the way through....That was off the hook Dude. Listened to it all the way through twice. WOW!!!! As for SRV's tone, I was third row center in 1984 at Alumni Gym at the University of Tennessee while he was promoting Texas Flood. The gym had been build in 1931. The acoustics sucked. SRV however sounded amazing. Yes it was a bit raw but it matched his playing. Raw and in your face. What came out of his amps was not of this earth. If you want to hear that tone search for Live at the Macambo. That was pretty much the Texas Flood show. As for raw in your face tone, look at EVH. His tone changed the guitar planet on VH1. As he matured so did his tone. Same with SRV. As for Clapton, he's just a douche bag and a master of backhanded compliments. I saw him in '82. Yea he was good but what I heard/saw SRV do with a strat was beyond words.
Roy Buchanan was such a great guitar player!!!
Pickup selector switches on SRV was INSANE
I'd love to hear you trying the same Peter Green setup only with a set of Monty's Bethnal Green pickups, that would make for interesting viewing to see just how much of a difference those pickups make to getting closer to his tone?
Really, really good, and the Peter Green too, nice tone.
RHCP are touring here in Australia at the moment sent you a video on instagram of a Darth Vader busker playing under the bridge for concert goers after a concert haha
I do like the Katana but diffinitly the 2x 12 100 watt combo for low end preferences! I would I have to say! You are the bluesman Dave u rock dude if I ever get to the 🇬🇧 iam for sure looking for the Trio first thing for live music man🎸🎛🥁😃
Great stuff man! You´re the best part of youtube right now. Keep it up. Means a lot!
Great vid Dave, sounded quality 👍. Got myself an Eastcoast LP based on your review (Purple burst 😈) Love it 🤘
Love it! Do you know, I used to be so naive about the way You Tube content is made, I used to think "I hope Dave's okay he's been wearing that same top for weeks... " LOL
Great video Mr S!… fabulous sounds wonderful katana!🙂🎸👍
Damn that intro was amazing
Can you Putin this patch to download??? Please
WOW! You are the only person on YT that has helped me get 3 useful tones out of the Katana! Thank you! The first 3 sound killer on a Les Paul. Any chance of sharing that Peter Green EQ?
Dave nailed it!
Excellent Dave. Thanks.
Didn’t tell the settings on the Green tone.
I might be having a panic attack.
Always a blast hanging with your channel
th-cam.com/users/shorts_Jyznb9ZBdA?si=JUaV2CDfiSkhK1lQ
If you want to hear Roy Buchanan the first option is Roy Buchanan, the first option is Roy Buchanan but this might be the second:
th-cam.com/video/BqwJc2TMaeM/w-d-xo.html
I also got a cheap used katana now and it's dressed in red.
You always sound like Peter Green just more bright
Any chance of writing out the Greenie settings and pinning it to the top of the comments?
I’ll try and remember them. :)
Always nail the Peter green tone Dave 🤙🤙🤙
I have the Katana 50 and will continue to do so until they make a version with tubes.
Dave your something else mate
Amazing guitar work.
Amazing playing.
Great stuff as usual, absolutely fantastic, please make a video on the Peter Green and trying to replicate it
sounds great Dave !
Love this! Been looking for a good Beano tone, this is the best Ive heard. Gonna start trying to replicate it today. One question: any OD pedal added, or just the drive from the Brown channel?
Since Claptons is up for discussion, Dave, you should be the obvious choice for a guest perforer with him. Wouldn’t that be awesome?? Erick need a break in between, older now.
Nice tones and playin bro!
God bless you mate!
Classic tone with a classic guitar out of a modern amp by a modern player. What more can you want? Sure it's not the exact tone. This is obviously impossible and I'm fine with that. Your love for the Katana is widely known!
That’s actually truely amazing 👍👏as close to the original as I have ever heard 😝and your playing is really exciting…however shave your head and trim that beard as a makeover 👌🏻also curious..did you twiddle the tone and or volume controls on the Les Paul? Beano and or Green?
No to everything.
Thanks for a great video, you are a inspiration