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@elmo you’re the most honest gear reviewer and I really appreciate you taking the effort and time to do this. I trust your opinion and enjoy your sense of humour. Please keep going! Thanks
Thanks Elmo. From the many reviews on YT, I like yours the most. Now to check the combo review as need to decide whether to keep my mini Jubilee Combo or get one of those.
A lot of vintage tones in the music that inspired us in the first place most likely came out a 10" speaker. I've got an old pair of Vox cabs and they're 4X10s. Great sound and cut through any mix.
Great demo and playing. I have the combo and absolutely love it. Everyone loves to dismiss the 10" speaker (even when they haven't played one) but it's great for the combo. perfectly matched and if you want more, just hook it up to a 2x12 or 4x12. Marshall killed it with this one.
What volume level do you need to reach to get distortion? I have one but I think it may be faulty, as I'm getting cleans all the way up to 5, can't push it any louder in my apartment 😦
@@shughy1 hey mate. You need a JHS little black amp box into the fx loop to get some gain out of it without blowing you’re ear drums. That will help you control the volume but you mainly get preamp distortion. You’re right, it’s crazy loud with lots of head room. The cleans are awesome though which was a surprise to me and something I love about that amp.
Thanks for this Elmo. Another good thing about this modern combo is that the chassis fascia is facing you so when you look at it you can read it and it's not 'upside down' as with the vintage reissues eg the 1974X. It makes all the difference.....lol
🤘 this little beast takes your input super well. What a tone ... man. As I said before, we now need a stadium full of people a rockin' good time. I think after this Cov season, live events will be HUGE again.
Wow over a hundred comments Elmo ! Gathering pace slowly but surely and very well deserved too. No matter how hard I try I always try and dial in to the old school Marshall sound. You can take the boy out of the 60's/70's but you can't take the Marshall out of the boy lol.
Sweet. It's a mini bluesbreaker...yeah, basically a Plexi in combo form. I believe Marshall made the original for Clapton in his John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers days and put it at 45 watts. JTM 45 in combo form, but with 2 speakers. Yeah, that's the tone. Sweeeeeeetttt!
Great review Elmo! Just picked it up this week, $1360 USD, we Americans are getting boned on the Marshall prices. It took me a little more time than other amps to dial in a good tone (think jumping channels is great) but I love it now. It's the perfect practice amp... if you want to be deaf as shit at the end of every practice.
I hope you were able to get this Marshall! I have the head (due to very demanding clients that always want some unique speaker or cabinet). Love this head, it freaking rocks
It's so cute and rocking 😍 i was worried it would be too wimpy due to small cab. Added bonus for viewers; maybe a db meter displayed in the room? You rock Elmo 🤘😉
Dear Mr Man Bun Poneytail. A lot of amps under $1500euros have the ground cables on ribbon cable and the grounds break off making them loud. It happened to my Princeton and I was horrified. I had it modded and had all grounds done properly, then I had all of the cheap Chinese components replaced with good stuff. It is now a thing of beauty, and the mods cost me about 100 euros.
I love the scalloped-neck strat and natural timber finish. The combo sounds very good into a bigger cab but I am surprised with the 10" speaker - it kicks some serious sound. Humbuckers would fatten it up? Love your rock guitar playing. Good video and appraisal.
Sounds good Elmo! I tried one of these and the JCM800 20 watt reissue when they came out for the first time in my local guitar store sometime last year (or the year before - I forget). Great amps, but the plexi that stole my heart is the Friedman Mini Dirty Shirley (head and cab) that I HAD to own after it came in 2nd hand at a great price. I still own it and love it. Once you find that one plexi amp - that's all you need mate!
Awesome playing and the sound I am looking for. Really. I dug MESA amps for years and searched for one in my country but no luck, but seeing those Marshalls...
Very good amp, indeed!!! And the versatility adds up, you can grab and go to a gig, this in one hand and a guitar in the other and you're good to go! I was expecting to hear it with an SD-1 or a TS-9 in front and maybe the MXR micro chorus you have on the back BEFORE the drive for '80s style heavy metal (Zakk Wylde, Judas Priest etc.)!!! And the 10 inch speaker is very good and full sounding! It may lack some bass compared to the 4x12 but, hey, it's less boomy and it'll cut through the band.
Sounds nice but they list £800 here in the UK It really depends on the player, it would not make one once of sense to invest in a amp of that price if your not going further then your den but that's me, I am on that quest searching for that amp, the Spark looks nice but I am not sure if I want to fart about looking for a sound, so far in the lead of my choices is the Blackstar HT1-R , don't think you tested that one yet , just seems to be the perfect home amp for those who want that tube sound without being evicted lol nice playing Elmo ,
Elmo, I realise the Vintage is UK built but other than that how do you compare it with the Origin 20W combo which has more or less the same valve spec and with a footswitch is about £300 less? Thanks a lot & another great review.
Being a huge VH fan I tend to prefer the Marshall. Yea they are funny beasts and hard to control at times, but thats the brown sound. Never liked the 5150 Peavey or EVH amps. Never really liked Ed's tone when he used them either. The SV20 is amazing. I have had old jmp 100w sl and this lil amp has that DNA. Its even closer to that vintage sound over the reissue 1959 and 87 HW amps you can get now. Great video and awesome tone. 🤘 getting that tone from a single coil is no easy task
Wouldn't it be a good idea to just let it be an amp? What I mean is not to call it a Plexi combo and compare it to but just figure if there is a general liking of the sounds it can make. To my ears it sounds great even without pedals.
Holy sheeet! It sounds really great. And I wish I recorded my face reaction once you switched to that darker channel first time with neck pickup (woooot) xD so damn cool sounds ;)
It's my understanding that the bright cap was originally to compensate for really long cable runs back in the days before buffers or wireless. Swapping it out in a modern setting is probably a good idea. Plus ya get to crow about having a "custom" wired amp. No downsides.
Can you please tell me how does this amp's FX loop works? There are NO tubes for (send/half 12ax7 - return/second half 12ax7) the FX loop Is there any loss of volume/phase issues/tone decay by using the FX loop? Thanks
@@MrPolevaulter people at TC ELECTRONIC are smart, they know what works best for commercial stuff; I'm full of TC products Thanks for your kind reply and for your 'illuminating' demo!
Hi Elmo. I’m searching for an amp that could be near Gary’s tone but exclusively in the Montreux 1995 concert. So no high gainish soldanoish or late 90’s tone, in that concert is classic rock tone at his best. I can’t buy a 1987 or a 1959, I play at bedroom volume at most so even a 20w is loud. The question is, do you think this can be ok to achieve that tone (given I don’t have Greeny, Stripe and Gary’s fingers above all)? I’m thinking to buy the sv20h
Hmm, I’m thinking this is the best amp you’ve played this year.. good way to end shitty 2020! Now, if only Marshall would make a mini head version of the JCM900 SLX so I can relive high school..
Hey I was wondering is it worth it to upgrade to a 12 inch speaker and also there is no reverb ? What’s your opinion Elmo? I want that plexi sound for home and gigs 🙂
very good video, I have doubts about buying an sv20 (plexi) in head format but ... from what I see at home it is advisable to use an attenuator even if it goes to 5w In my case, it is for use in a rehearsal room with my band. Too wild for a band rehearsal or live performance in small venues without using a dimmer?
That amp sounded great Elmo. You were firing on all cylinders with the YJM & EVH licks and nice to hear a touch of Gary Moore too. Still don't get why modern day Marshall amp builds are so often let down by opting for a less than 12 inch speaker / enclosure. Even my very first combo as a kid (5 watt Marshall Mercury) back in 1973 had a12 inch speaker.
A 10 is great for recording. Might be better than a 12 because it's only 20 watts and keeps the lows tight like a 4x12 greenback cab. I use a Peavey Delta Blues 1x15 to get that big stack sound from a combo, but it doesn't like close micing too much. Too many weird zones on the cone. Micing one speaker on a 4x12 actually sounds small and flat, better to mic a single-speaker cab.
The combo sounded better, atleast mic'd up than your cab Elmo. Not so fat and muddy in the mids. What a killer amp, damn that's incredibly good. I want..
@Luke Speakers make, a huge difference to tone, the Amps awesome. That 4x12 sounds great and in the room it would sound amazing, but a 1x12 cab like in the combo can sound awesome when it recorded it translated in this video least to my ears as less muddy in the mids. Its all all subjective...
As soon as you started playing it sounds great. I still would personally opt for a 20 watt or 50 watt. DSL. Much cheaper and they sound wickedly good to me. Man, that Yngwie run you did with the small 3 string arpeggios, and then the really fast run right after and before you did some other stuff including van Halen was just killer. Killer man. Your playing good and it's obvious the amp inspires ya. That's what a tube amp does better than anything in my opinion. Nothing compares. At least not that I've tried including the kemper, etc, although I've not tried the AxeFx and I hear its spot on. Hope you and the family and friends are safe and healthy my friend. !!!! 🤟💖🤟💖🤟💖🤟💖🤟🤟🤟🤟
@@MrPolevaulter I'm getting up in the AM and still as sharp as a tack as they say, 😂 so I feel lucky compared to what I could be. 🤣 We aren't mandated guaranteed here, but I do what the docs say and wear a mask and stay away from people except close close family and my girl and cats. 🤣 Will be so glad when this vaacine is released and I can get the shot and so can everyone else and this scourge upon humanity will be over. Keep rocking my friend!
Not for me. It sounds really loose all over the place but I think that’s the way it’s supposed to be. I think I’ve playing Mesas for to long. Not complaining. Great video, just not my thing.
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@elmo you’re the most honest gear reviewer and I really appreciate you taking the effort and time to do this. I trust your opinion and enjoy your sense of humour. Please keep going! Thanks
I appreciate that!
7:37 Came for the tone and stayed for the skill!! Damn, that was awesome!!!!
Thank you :)
Every time I view this Chanel he keeps getting better and better great amp. Great guitar
Cheers!
It's an awesome amp, sounds good and practical weight too. But I think they banned Marshall guitar amps from my seniors residence.
Haha :D
Thanks for doing this. That 10" speakers sound better than expected.
I actually liked the 10" speaker, it sounded more focused!
Cheers :)
Sad 😥 for the 10inch speaker
Thanks Elmo. From the many reviews on YT, I like yours the most. Now to check the combo review as need to decide whether to keep my mini Jubilee Combo or get one of those.
Cheers!
I know not all will agree but I love a 10 inch speaker for guitar. Lots of mids and a reasonable amount of low end. Sounds great dude
Yes. Princeton Reverb = Balanced Focused Beauty
A lot of vintage tones in the music that inspired us in the first place most likely came out a 10" speaker.
I've got an old pair of Vox cabs and they're 4X10s. Great sound and cut through any mix.
No lies in this statement.
Great demo and playing. I have the combo and absolutely love it. Everyone loves to dismiss the 10" speaker (even when they haven't played one) but it's great for the combo. perfectly matched and if you want more, just hook it up to a 2x12 or 4x12. Marshall killed it with this one.
Yep. Great amp :)
What volume level do you need to reach to get distortion? I have one but I think it may be faulty, as I'm getting cleans all the way up to 5, can't push it any louder in my apartment 😦
@@shughy1 hey mate. You need a JHS little black amp box into the fx loop to get some gain out of it without blowing you’re ear drums. That will help you control the volume but you mainly get preamp distortion. You’re right, it’s crazy loud with lots of head room. The cleans are awesome though which was a surprise to me and something I love about that amp.
F*ck, each and every time i'm mesmerized by your playing, that Malmsteen then Van Halen stuff and what came afterwards was insane
Thanks man :)
Thanks for this Elmo. Another good thing about this modern combo is that the chassis fascia is facing you so when you look at it you can read it and it's not 'upside down' as with the vintage reissues eg the 1974X. It makes all the difference.....lol
I have just got one of these , sounds very very bright with my tele
Sounds killer! So, this is what a boutique amp looks like. Hey Elmo, great playing as always. Thanks bro!
Thanks :)
🤘 this little beast takes your input super well. What a tone ... man. As I said before, we now need a stadium full of people a rockin' good time. I think after this Cov season, live events will be HUGE again.
Yep. Sure hope live music gets a big boost after this situation ends.
Wow over a hundred comments Elmo ! Gathering pace slowly but surely and very well deserved too. No matter how hard I try I always try and dial in to the old school Marshall sound. You can take the boy out of the 60's/70's but you can't take the Marshall out of the boy lol.
Yep. That old school Marshall sound is just so good :)
Sounds like a Marshall should, even with the internal speaker.
Great review, thanks for the great content Elmo.
And thank you :)
Wow, that sounded great. That amp although I've obviously heard of them was never on my purchase radar until now
It is pretty good, yeah :)
Wow! I'm impressed. That thing _nails_ those essential, irreplaceable Marshall rock tones really well. At least in this video. Nice review.
Cheers :)
Did anyone else see the LED light jumping / time warping at 0:56 🌹
Focus can do that.
Sweet. It's a mini bluesbreaker...yeah, basically a Plexi in combo form. I believe Marshall made the original for Clapton in his John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers days and put it at 45 watts. JTM 45 in combo form, but with 2 speakers. Yeah, that's the tone. Sweeeeeeetttt!
👍
I have the Origin 20C and I love how it is at low practice volume but I love the SV20H with 2 x 12 cabs even more, even at low practice volume.
Yeah, the SV is great.
Wonderful amp! Right now in love with my Harley Benton Tube 15, but next amp could be this one. The SV20H version is the best I´ve tried so far 😍
Sure is :)
Thank you mr Karjalainen, before buy something is better to know you opinion before, i appreciate that! Regards from Spain!
Thanks for watching!
Great review Elmo! Just picked it up this week, $1360 USD, we Americans are getting boned on the Marshall prices. It took me a little more time than other amps to dial in a good tone (think jumping channels is great) but I love it now. It's the perfect practice amp... if you want to be deaf as shit at the end of every practice.
Haha :D Yep. It is fairly loud :)
I'm already as deaf as shit so this will be perfect!!
I want this amp - wish it had a reverb but otherwise it sounds great!
I hope you were able to get this Marshall! I have the head (due to very demanding clients that always want some unique speaker or cabinet). Love this head, it freaking rocks
Thinking of adding a Hall of Fame 2 Reverb Pedal to the FX loop.
It's so cute and rocking 😍 i was worried it would be too wimpy due to small cab. Added bonus for viewers; maybe a db meter displayed in the room? You rock Elmo 🤘😉
Dear Mr Man Bun Poneytail. A lot of amps under $1500euros have the ground cables on ribbon cable and the grounds break off making them loud. It happened to my Princeton and I was horrified. I had it modded and had all grounds done properly, then I had all of the cheap Chinese components replaced with good stuff. It is now a thing of beauty, and the mods cost me about 100 euros.
I have one, it's a brilliant amp indeed.
I love the sounds. I’m playing at home almost always. Could this be a decent bedroom amp?
With a volume pot in the loop, maybe.
I don't know how it sounded in the room, but I actually preferred the sound with the internal speaker.
Sounds fantastic! Thanks for the honest reviews. Keep up the great work!
Thanks, will do! :)
The Yngwie stuff was spot on. Love it!!!
Own one and the 800 they rock!
Sure do.
I love the scalloped-neck strat and natural timber finish. The combo sounds very good into a bigger cab but I am surprised with the 10" speaker - it kicks some serious sound. Humbuckers would fatten it up? Love your rock guitar playing. Good video and appraisal.
Cheers!
Sounds good Elmo! I tried one of these and the JCM800 20 watt reissue when they came out for the first time in my local guitar store sometime last year (or the year before - I forget). Great amps, but the plexi that stole my heart is the Friedman Mini Dirty Shirley (head and cab) that I HAD to own after it came in 2nd hand at a great price. I still own it and love it. Once you find that one plexi amp - that's all you need mate!
Yep. I've been thinking of trying the Dirty Shirley.
@@MrPolevaulter Its the "cleanest" one Friedman do haha Definitely try a Pink Taco while you are at it too ;)
please do a video where you test the DI out of the amp!
A bit late for that, as I sold the amp.
Awesome , The "Expensive - made in UK " version of the Marshall Origin 20 combo . A comparison would be great !
It would, but I ended up selling this. I could of course compile a video.
Wow this Amp sounds really good !!!
Sure does :)
Thanks for yet another awesome video Elmo!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome playing and the sound I am looking for. Really. I dug MESA amps for years and searched for one in my country but no luck, but seeing those Marshalls...
Thanks!
Hi, what cheap combo amplifier (max 500€) do you recommend that would be very similar to a plexi?
That sounds really nice... not that I will ever be able to afford one. Great playing as usual, Elmo.
Thank you very much :)
Ah. A nice-sounding Marshall. I've heard of these. Quite the unicorns nowadays.
As always, well played, Elmo Siemenviljeiliä Karjalainen 😊👌💪
Viljeliä*. Never easy writing in finnish when the system is setup for swedish. Apoligies on behalf of Carl XVI Gustaf then 😅.
Haha :D
Very good amp, indeed!!! And the versatility adds up, you can grab and go to a gig, this in one hand and a guitar in the other and you're good to go! I was expecting to hear it with an SD-1 or a TS-9 in front and maybe the MXR micro chorus you have on the back BEFORE the drive for '80s style heavy metal (Zakk Wylde, Judas Priest etc.)!!! And the 10 inch speaker is very good and full sounding! It may lack some bass compared to the 4x12 but, hey, it's less boomy and it'll cut through the band.
I did try it with just moderate overdrive before going into 80's metal. Very nice amp indeed :)
Got one of these coming tomorrow! 😁
Cool bananas :)
Your thoughts(a year later) after buying this beauty amp??????? Is it good for small apartment ?
Hey Elmo, the video is really great! Are 20 watts loud enough to gig with it? Best regards from Berlin 🎸
On this amp, for sure.
Very nice review (as always)...
Greetings from Guatemala and keep on rockin!
Thank you :)
Sounds nice but they list £800 here in the UK It really depends on the player, it would not make one once of sense to invest in a amp of that price if your not going further then your den but that's me, I am on that quest searching for that amp, the Spark looks nice but I am not sure if I want to fart about looking for a sound, so far in the lead of my choices is the Blackstar HT1-R , don't think you tested that one yet , just seems to be the perfect home amp for those who want that tube sound without being evicted lol nice playing Elmo ,
Cheers! Yeah, haven't tried that one. I did try the DSL1CR, which was nice.
Elmo, I realise the Vintage is UK built but other than that how do you compare it with the Origin 20W combo which has more or less the same valve spec and with a footswitch is about £300 less? Thanks a lot & another great review.
I haven't tried the Origin 20W combo, so can't say. I have tried both heads, and the Origin is fine, whereas the Vintage is just brilliant.
Hey Elmo,
Nice playing
Would like to see you rock out on a EVH amp sometime
I did do the 5150 III LBX (if memory serves). Been thinking of trying another one. I also did the Peavey 6505 MH.
Being a huge VH fan I tend to prefer the Marshall. Yea they are funny beasts and hard to control at times, but thats the brown sound. Never liked the 5150 Peavey or EVH amps. Never really liked Ed's tone when he used them either.
The SV20 is amazing. I have had old jmp 100w sl and this lil amp has that DNA. Its even closer to that vintage sound over the reissue 1959 and 87 HW amps you can get now. Great video and awesome tone. 🤘 getting that tone from a single coil is no easy task
Nice demo Elmo.....hope you enjoy 2 days of fuzzy ears.
:D
Wouldn't it be a good idea to just let it be an amp? What I mean is not to call it a Plexi combo and compare it to but just figure if there is a general liking of the sounds it can make. To my ears it sounds great even without pedals.
I dream of having a pony tail, too late now. Hey thanks for this demo.
Hi, what song are you playing at 7:40??
I'll See The Light Tonight
Holy sheeet! It sounds really great. And I wish I recorded my face reaction once you switched to that darker channel first time with neck pickup (woooot) xD so damn cool sounds ;)
Sure does :)
This sounds perfect! I want one now...
Probably prefer the head though... I don't need a 10" speaker.
It's really, really good...
Sure is :)
@elmo is the fretboard scoop out? My eyes are telling me the whole neck is?
Yeah, it's scalloped.
it has a bright capacitor of 4700pf, I changed mine to 100pF and the treble is more manageable
👍
It's my understanding that the bright cap was originally to compensate for really long cable runs back in the days before buffers or wireless. Swapping it out in a modern setting is probably a good idea. Plus ya get to crow about having a "custom" wired amp. No downsides.
Props for the gary moore bit you played ha. Never really hear anyone that knows any of his songs
Do you have to take the back off to connect a speaker?
Don’t see anything on the back for an extension cab.
Nope. There was a speaker out there somewhere. Can't remember where exactly.
Great review, like always!! Is this much better than the Origin 20C? They use the same v-type 10" speaker. Tnx
Haven't tried the Origin 20C, but I'd wager it is.
@@MrPolevaulter Thanks for your reply! Cheers
Can you please tell me how does this amp's FX loop works?
There are NO tubes for (send/half 12ax7 - return/second half 12ax7) the FX loop
Is there any loss of volume/phase issues/tone decay by using the FX loop?
Thanks
It works great.
@@MrPolevaulter which delay have you used in your demo?
@@Palantine9131 Strymon Timeline. A TC Electronic Flashback also works fine.
@@MrPolevaulter people at TC ELECTRONIC are smart, they know what works best for commercial stuff; I'm full of TC products
Thanks for your kind reply and for your 'illuminating' demo!
Hi Elmo. I’m searching for an amp that could be near Gary’s tone but exclusively in the Montreux 1995 concert. So no high gainish soldanoish or late 90’s tone, in that concert is classic rock tone at his best. I can’t buy a 1987 or a 1959, I play at bedroom volume at most so even a 20w is loud. The question is, do you think this can be ok to achieve that tone (given I don’t have Greeny, Stripe and Gary’s fingers above all)? I’m thinking to buy the sv20h
You can use this or an even bigger Plexi at home. Here's how: th-cam.com/video/0LR0haLKyng/w-d-xo.html
All it needs is a loop.
@@MrPolevaulter thank you, I was writing on the other video! So you think I can get near it
---> 9:22 what is that song? Hey man youre such an awesome guitarist you could make a $10 amp sound good ! Great reviews rock on
Thanks! It's Miracle Man by Ozzy Osbourne.
Do you think the 12 inch speaker would be better of the two and would change the speaker
For playing pink floyd, jimi hendrix , stevie ray vaughan, this amp is good ??please
Sure
Killer amp! Great demo. Only problem I noticed is the price.
Yeah, the price might be an issue.
Price is pretty reasonable in the UK, the £695 was definitely worth it for me..the thing rips, and it doesnt get enough credit for its clean tone
Hmm, I’m thinking this is the best amp you’ve played this year.. good way to end shitty 2020!
Now, if only Marshall would make a mini head version of the JCM900 SLX so I can relive high school..
Yeah, this is one of the best amps I've ever tried.
SLX.. the best jcm900..
@@Lowtech14 Damn right, and the only amp I regret selling. 😞
Hey I was wondering is it worth it to upgrade to a 12 inch speaker and also there is no reverb ? What’s your opinion Elmo? I want that plexi sound for home and gigs 🙂
No reverb. Dunno if it's worth upgrading the speaker.
I guess you can add a reverb pedal to the loop?
very good video, I have doubts about buying an sv20 (plexi) in head format but ... from what I see at home it is advisable to use an attenuator even if it goes to 5w
In my case, it is for use in a rehearsal room with my band. Too wild for a band rehearsal or live performance in small venues without using a dimmer?
No, I don't think so. You can also use a volume pot in the loop, like I do: th-cam.com/video/0LR0haLKyng/w-d-xo.html
That amp sounded great Elmo. You were firing on all cylinders with the YJM & EVH licks and nice to hear a touch of Gary Moore too. Still don't get why modern day Marshall amp builds are so often let down by opting for a less than 12 inch speaker / enclosure. Even my very first combo as a kid (5 watt Marshall Mercury) back in 1973 had a12 inch speaker.
Yeah, that is a bit strange. Oh, and thanks :)
Badass little Plexi, great video
Thanks!
Hi Elmo, Marshall said that the 5 w setting is perfect to get bedroom volume, Do you agree? thanks
That depends on how big your bedroom is? ;) - I'd say NO.
I'd say no as well. But you can always do this: th-cam.com/video/0LR0haLKyng/w-d-xo.html
Just fyi. If it's the sc20 here in the states at Sweetwater it's $1499.00..
Let's hope live music is back soon.
This amp just kicks ass)) Awesome playing besides. Now I am thinking about to buy it😊
Cheers :)
how does it sound with channels jumpered and everything on 10 through a 412? i would guess moderately woodstock?
Pretty much :)
I just have seen your review of SV20H. What sound difference there is between those two?
None I'd say, if you use the combo with a cab.
@@MrPolevaulter and if not with a cab? :)
F#$king Hell Elmo ! That was fantastic ! Well Done.
Thanks!
Hi, what song are you playing at 9:22 ?
Miracle Man
Nice amp, although the DSL40CR is much more accessible to us peasent folk. Looking forward to that review if it happens.
Might do one at some point.
Hm, this one or the head version?
Head version for me.
@@MrPolevaulter Why? Is the speaker bad in the combo?
A 10 is great for recording. Might be better than a 12 because it's only 20 watts and keeps the lows tight like a 4x12 greenback cab. I use a Peavey Delta Blues 1x15 to get that big stack sound from a combo, but it doesn't like close micing too much. Too many weird zones on the cone. Micing one speaker on a 4x12 actually sounds small and flat, better to mic a single-speaker cab.
Yeah, it sounds great recorded.
Would you say that it is as good as the head in terms of sound and feel? Greetings from Germany!
Yes, I think so.
The combo sounded better, atleast mic'd up than your cab Elmo.
Not so fat and muddy in the mids.
What a killer amp, damn that's incredibly good. I want..
I thought so too....killer little amp.
@Luke Speakers make, a huge difference to tone, the Amps awesome.
That 4x12 sounds great and in the room it would sound amazing, but a 1x12 cab like in the combo can sound awesome when it recorded it translated in this video least to my ears as less muddy in the mids.
Its all all subjective...
Great amp for sure.
The guitar sounds very nice!!! What is it?
It's that thing: th-cam.com/video/P_E8p2DoZoY/w-d-xo.html
As soon as you started playing it sounds great.
I still would personally opt for a 20 watt or 50 watt. DSL. Much cheaper and they sound wickedly good to me.
Man, that Yngwie run you did with the small 3 string arpeggios, and then the really fast run right after and before you did some other stuff including van Halen was just killer. Killer man. Your playing good and it's obvious the amp inspires ya. That's what a tube amp does better than anything in my opinion.
Nothing compares. At least not that I've tried including the kemper, etc, although I've not tried the AxeFx and I hear its spot on.
Hope you and the family and friends are safe and healthy my friend. !!!! 🤟💖🤟💖🤟💖🤟💖🤟🤟🤟🤟
Thanks man! Yeah, that's what proper amps do :)
I'm good, other than being quarantined. Hope you are too.
@@MrPolevaulter I'm getting up in the AM and still as sharp as a tack as they say, 😂 so I feel lucky compared to what I could be. 🤣
We aren't mandated guaranteed here, but I do what the docs say and wear a mask and stay away from people except close close family and my girl and cats. 🤣 Will be so glad when this vaacine is released and I can get the shot and so can everyone else and this scourge upon humanity will be over. Keep rocking my friend!
Is volume pot viable in the effects loop as these are too loud for home.
Yeah
When are the guitar Olympics?
I don't usually like the Marshall sound, but that thing works for me! P. S. Elmo, I'd love to see you try a Peavey Classic 30!
Been thinking of trying one at some point, so you probably will :)
@@MrPolevaulter great stuff! I tried one years ago and found it to have the best mild break up sound I've ever heard!
If you want a clear, defined sound for actual music, Marshall is a good way to go. Unless it's the Code. But the others are pretty marvelous.
what song is at 7:40?
I'll See the Light Tonight by Yngwie Malmsteen.
@@MrPolevaulter Almost sounds like Bark at the Moon
I just got the Elmo reference in the background
:)
I like it.
Me too :)
Seems u have a lot of fun with the amp/combo 😂😂👍👏👌
Yep :)
is this one suitable at 5 watt for use at home ?
Probably not, but you can stick a volume pot in the loop and get it as quiet as you want.
Still My Bleeding Heart... nice.
Yep. Great song :)
Not for me. It sounds really loose all over the place but I think that’s the way it’s supposed to be. I think I’ve playing Mesas for to long.
Not complaining. Great video, just not my thing.
Fair enough.
899? Wish it was now.
Agree Elmo.... hot damn lol....
THis ampppp IS insaneeeee !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Haha :D Yeah :)