Marshall guy here,but hesitant to pull the trigger on the digital amp.You made it sound amazing I'm hoping when I get to turning knobs and syncing it I'm not disappointed.
The yamaha THR's are Next generation amps, they are 20 years ahead of their time! These things sound like you are hooked to a stack and have all the best effect pedals hooked in! Crazy how good they are! Not to mention they are METAL, built like TANKS!
The code series all deliver such great tone. I run mine through a direct input box and the tracks always scream marshall. I can't believe digital can sound this close to tube amps without all the insane power use and no blown tubes. No temperaments valves . They boot up in like thirty seconds and have USB outputs. great deal for the money. Well thought out controls and great classic tones . I sound like a commercial. They just sound that good in production use and are great for playing gigs as well .
I have download links for the Fender Fuse files that I got directly from a Fender employee. Haven't tested them out since they're for Windows and Mac--sold my Windows laptop & never had a Mac lol. Idk if I should post them publicly, but if anyone wants to check them out, shoot me a private message.
I literally just wanted to hear the vox, for a small home recording I want to set up....nice.... I used to run an old rivera 100w tube head pre drive/shaping(had a lot of parametric stuff) then into my jcm 800 half stack...loved it....now I am old..all my gear is gone, but my childhood rocker is still alive...I am definitely going to get one(and an envelope filter or noise suppressor of some type :) ...thanks russel brand....keep that panterra going...some old cowboys from hell maybe :)...damn I am old.
Great video, Dagan & Co! Yamaha's modelling stands the test of time, methinks. The THR really kicks the rear end for what it is and offers. What strikes me is how rich & saturated it sounds even at low volume levels, plus it's a stereo. Loved the video, thanks!
Left out the best, the Peavey Vypyr Pro 100, but the best ever and it can be bought for very very little $ now is the Vypyr Tube 60, the amps and effects sound exactly what they were modeled on to the point where if you selected the Fuzz out of the stompbox bank of effects(has a stompbox bank and another bank which would be like running them through the FX loop) and put it through the Fender and then the Plexi amp models you can hear the differences and how they would sound through the real amps, and the hidden gem of that amp and all those first gen Vypyr amps(haven't tried it on the Pro 100 but it cant be worse) and especially the Tube 60 & 120 versions is the USB out for recording, would love to see a video of the battle of the budget amps from like 10 years ago and take people back in time and maybe further and show these kids how stuff was back in the day(could do so many videos with that concept!)
Great overview, the Marshall, VOX and THRIOC ROCK... I’m gonna checkout the Line 6 video , I like the idea of the direct non processed sound, to run simulations like BIAS FX through.
I have the code 100 watts head and use it a 212 Marshall cab. With a little tweaking it sounds great. Just follow some post and you should be able to get a good usable sound
I have a THR 10 which is an amazing little box. Highly recommended. My Blackstar tube just died for the second time. Too much money for that. Just ordered the Kantana 50. Blackstar will make a nice boat anchor.
I have the THR10X...amazing tone and versatility! At first I thought it was a bit expensive, but it is worth every penny! I even ran it out to an old stereo to make it as loud as I wanted it to be. Incredible!
I have a great question for you.. I just invested in a 2023 Gibson Les Paul 50's Standard. I want to obviously get the most out of this guitar. My concern with modeling amps is that I wasted money on a great guitar when any guitar would sound awesome through a modeling amp. I feel like I have to buy a tube amp to get my money's worth out of the guitar. My biggest question for you is- these tube amps say they have a line output that "simulates" the sound from the speaker. Does that mean the line out is a digital representation of a tube amp? Or is it a real analog output using the tubes? I just don't know. I feel like I bought way too much guitar and now I can't benefit from a modeling amp. If you have any feedback I'd LOVE to hear it. Thanks for your time.
I heart my Fender Mustang GT 40, especially now that it has another 10 amplifiers, 17 pedals and 10 cabinets simulated over its original release version.
I have a "Code 100" 212 and it's a very usable amp but the presets are a waste. I don't know what they were smoking when they were set up, but they're unusable. You've gotta ignore them and start from scratch, and use the "gateway" app on your phone. Makes it the whole experience much easier. ✌️🇦🇺
Boss was definitely worth a look. Sounded really good. Yamaha THR10X sounded better than the THR10C but still too small. Boss, Fender and Marshall stood out. I don't own any of them and this is just my crappy opinion. I'm not trying to beat up any of the amps so be don't be hurt if you own one. I'm not a gear snob- if it sounds good to you- then it IS GOOD- go get it, play and have fun. Don't listen to youtube morons.. especially me!! x P Cool Video! Great review. Thank you.
its true budget modelling amps in a budget range is good the ultimate modelling amp is the hughes and kettner black spitit 200 does actualey do the real thing but you get what you pay forthats why the back spirit is the best modelling amp up to date and louder than any amp you have ever heard
OK but in this case what is the best modeling amp ? I tried the Fender mustang LT 25 but it's a piece of shit too I was used to the Roland micro cube for many years which was not excellent but very good I keep a very good memory of it
You need the fx loop on thee Katana and some others here for using a looper pedal properly, which is why id have the 100w even tho I would prefer to have a 50w, cos the 50 does not have the fx loop or extra footswitch option, still a brilliant amp tho. But those Yamaha's are "tres magnifiqe".
Without an FX loop you will have to use the loop pedal in front of the amp, not in itself a problem except that you will only get the sound of any pedals in front of the loop pedal in your loops, you wont get the use of the onboard effects for your loops, the loop pedal records what goes in to it. So you would still want pedals in front of your modelling amp, which you bought for all the onboard effects. Or more to the point you could record a loop but you would not be able to change the sound of anything you played over the top of it. Hope that makes sense.
Does it matter what guitar you have anymore? Did I just buy my first Gibson Les Paul for no reason...when I could have bought any guitar and it would sound the same through these modeling amps?
Katana is not a modelling amp. It's a dedicated solid-state amp. The acoustic channel is NOT an acoustic simulator; it is a specific circuit for plugging in an actual acoustic guitar, so you have a real acoustic amplifier built into the electric amp.
Sorry to have to disagree with you man, but it is not a modelling amp. A modelling amp by its very definition is designed to closely replicate, or "model", a specific make of amp. An example would be a SuperChamp X2 modelling a bunch of different classic Fender designs. Or the Fractal having all its particular amp designs such as the Rectifier or 5150, or the Vox having the AC30 model- designed to emulate those specific amplifiers. The Katana is not designed to do that; it is simply a solid-state amplifier, in the same way a Peavey Bandit or a JC120 is. None of the channels on the Katana are designed to sound like any specific amp. I suppose the argument could potentially be made for the Brown channel- although it is designed to have the characteristics of a type of sound, not a specific amp. The effects circuitry in the Katana IS digital modelling- those effects are named as being models of specific pedals. But the actual amplifier signal chain (preamp, power structure, etc) outside of the effects is not digital- it is analog, same as the Bandit or JC120 mentioned above, or countless other non-tube based analog amps over the years. So the Katana creates its tones in the same way that most overdrive pedals do- analog circuitry. Which leads to another thing- a lot of people on TH-cam hack on the Katana because it's not a tube amp- yet those same people will praise the tones of SRV, Mayer, Hendrix, Iommi, Gallagher, Rhoads, Brian May, or whoever, all of whom used analog overdrive/boost pedals to help obtain their great tones.
WhatWouldHouseDo i see your in depth knowledge but I call modeling amps ones that you can model effects and sound, not just eith the knobs ( I'm aware that Im not right but it ends in same way) ps. buying katana 50 in few days :) have a nice day
in the software\firmware area, I keep wondering if instead of multiple amps, cabs, reverb\echo and modulation effects, A single amplifier head could be developed that did what that amp does\did\should do. You plug in your favorite cabs, and yes impedance makes a difference. It won't blow up though.
Fender was doing that at the time of your comment more or less with their Tone Master amps. Tbh, as long as you're talking about pro level modeling (which at the Fenders' price point you certainly are) there's basically no advantage to doing that. Regular multi-fx are more than capable of modeling amps in basically a component to component basis (think Helix or Axe-FX quality) while also packing a slew of models for comparable costs. Unless you're really driven by the aesthetic of old amps or absolutely hate digital UIs and tinkering, there's no reason to pick an amp like you mention.
I’m confused, what amp should I get for a Sterling John Petrucci JP150? I have a dinky, little 10 watt Sawtooth practice combo amp and I’ve borrowed a Line6 Pod HD Pro X for the time being. What should I get? Should I replace my Sawtooth amp with a better practice, combo amp? Should I get speakers for the Line6 so I can actually hear it or will it come through the combo amp if I plug Line6 in? Can anyone describe to me, in detail, what are some good combo amps or speakers or whatever for my situation and what features and details they have? Tell me what those functions do on it like reverb or presence or anything else. Please give me every last detail and comparison. Thanks in advance!
I saw some video's where Boss said that (on a lower wattage) putting the Master at 100 and using the channel volume gives a really nice pushy sound. So I suppose "that's probably not how you should be using it" is not true. :)
One of the features that make me want it so bad when I upgrade a few months down the road! I love the tones when I have the master cranked to 7 or 8 so having the option to lower the wattage is perfect!
I want to buy practice amp w/ budget 200$, im really confused which one to buy, Blackstar ID core 40 v2 or Line 6 Spider V 30 ? Can you guys give your opinion please 😁
I have the Marshall code 100 combo, using the blue tooth app, you can save your settingsto the hand held device without altering the amp. sweet. it also has an effects loop and a speaker out option so you can use a 4 x 12 if you feel the need. I love it.
Curiosity question from all amp users (especially these models): Anyone here use the headphone jacks? If so, is the sound quality improved, diminished, or equivalent to the speaker? Also, I would assume the use of the jack would disengage the speaker, correct? My headphones are solid (Sennheiser PXC 450) and there's a 9 month old in the house who I would prefer to NOT wake from naps. Any thoughts/comments are appreciated.
I don't use one one of these amps but it is a Yamaha and when I plug the headphone jack in it diminishes the sound quality and seems to make it distorted and as if the bass has been turned up. But then I don't use proper music headphones sooo... Hope that helps
i dont know about headphones. but i was looking into the katana and its got some kind of practice setting thats quite. but still sound like an amp would cranked.pretty cool feature. so you don't drive people crazy practicing
Can you use any of these modeling amps with a bass? If not, what modeling amps are there for bass guitar? When I googled it, all that came up was the Peavey.
What do you guys recommend? THR 10 or Boss katana, I don't intend to gig or anything it's more for inhouse use, but katana also has 0,5 w mode and it could be quiet, what would be better 0,5w mode katana or thr 10 :D ?
How could you put a Fender Mustang GT ? It sucks, the Mustang III & IV Blows the GT away. I played both & own a Mustang GT with an upgraded Swamp Thang speaker. Wonderful amp. I also love the Boss Katana 100W combo. Blues On....
As a consumer, how do I know that this isnt a paid advertisement, commissioned and paid for by the amp companies to sell their products, instead of a review of the *actual* best 7 modelling amps? Thats a genuine question btw, not a pissy observation
Hi! Good question. Our guitar experts and our TH-cam team put these lists together, whether they are guitars, amps or pedals etc based on value for money, quality and of course the sound. I hope that helps! -Lee
I can personally vouch for the Blackstar ID Core series. Wow. No tubes just consistent tone. I went with the 20 watter and it is in stereo and sound amazing. Try one. If there is anything better sounding in the less than 100 watt range, I want it. I have played over 40 years and owned a lot of amp. For home use this is the cats.
Not a bad review, BUT what about controls? Some of us may want to use amps live, and you failed to mention footswitches, control capabilities etc. Serious fail, in my opinion.
With a digital amp, you’re always inducing a little bit of latency. No matter how tight you play, you are always behind the beat in the mix. I don’t care how short the latency is, you feel it in the mix
Is there anyway to switch effects on any of these amps with a foot switch like if I want to go from clean to another tone with chorus and delay on a crunch channel with out using my hand can I do that with the marshall code thanks
David bro. To switch effects in the marshall, fender or the boss katana, you wold need to buy a separate footswitch which is almost 150 dollars. But with the blackstar id core 100 or 150 you would get an included footswitch which you can use to switch effects or use it as a looper.
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*Russel Brand holding a guitar
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36:46 skipping through and randomly hear that quote lmao
Good to see Russell Brand giving great amp reviews.
Marshall guy here,but hesitant to pull the trigger on the digital amp.You made it sound amazing I'm hoping when I get to turning knobs and syncing it I'm not disappointed.
Russell Brand's long lost brother.
Dylan Moran from Black Books.
He's what I imagine the offspring of Russell Brand and Hansi Kürsch would look like.
Twin brother
How unfortunate.
I just told my girlfriend it's the real life aldus snow 😂
He starts playing 17 girls in a row in the beginning 😂😂
The yamaha THR's are Next generation amps, they are 20 years ahead of their time! These things sound like you are hooked to a stack and have all the best effect pedals hooked in! Crazy how good they are! Not to mention they are METAL, built like TANKS!
I got a Mustang III combo modeling amp for under $300 and it was the best musical purchase I ever made. 😄
That Boss is definitely looking and sounding pretty nice with the overdrive and all of those uploadable effects... Very home studio friendly.
4:44 for a wholesome message!
The Katana is a game changer.
Tone, vibe, happiness. . !
The code series all deliver such great tone. I run mine through a direct input box and the tracks always scream marshall. I can't believe digital can sound this close to tube amps without all the insane power use and no blown tubes. No temperaments valves . They boot up in like thirty seconds and have USB outputs. great deal for the money. Well thought out controls and great classic tones . I sound like a commercial. They just sound that good in production use and are great for playing gigs as well .
Shortly after you buy an amp that model is discontinued.
Fender Mustang 1v2 by any chance?
I have download links for the Fender Fuse files that I got directly from a Fender employee. Haven't tested them out since they're for Windows and Mac--sold my Windows laptop & never had a Mac lol. Idk if I should post them publicly, but if anyone wants to check them out, shoot me a private message.
@@RC-bs6eb how do I PM you? I have a fender LT25. Need a way to get better customized sounds.
Dude, it's the real life Aldus Snow! Love it!!! Love your reviews! 🤘🖒🖒🖒
I literally just wanted to hear the vox, for a small home recording I want to set up....nice.... I used to run an old rivera 100w tube head pre drive/shaping(had a lot of parametric stuff) then into my jcm 800 half stack...loved it....now I am old..all my gear is gone, but my childhood rocker is still alive...I am definitely going to get one(and an envelope filter or noise suppressor of some type :) ...thanks russel brand....keep that panterra going...some old cowboys from hell maybe :)...damn I am old.
6:43 I was completely expecting the rest of the “better call Saul” intro for a second XD
The Boss Katana is amazing.
I have a Johnson amp . Its an older amp but its really great . It was a conglomeration of Digitech and Marshall .
Dagan has the best demo videos. I just recently discovered his channel. Very cool and informative.
Awesome video Dagan, the most informative modelling amp shootout i have seen. Cheers!
I just found this channel and immediately subscribed. Awesome playing and demos.
Great video, Dagan & Co! Yamaha's modelling stands the test of time, methinks. The THR really kicks the rear end for what it is and offers. What strikes me is how rich & saturated it sounds even at low volume levels, plus it's a stereo. Loved the video, thanks!
"I do actually wear shoes, I'm not THAT guy." Damn I lost a bet...
Ha Ha HA
OMG The Blackstar is the Best !
Zarcheev should I get katana or code or Blackstar ? Help pls
FarCloudElite katana
7:40 love that sound.
Left out the best, the Peavey Vypyr Pro 100, but the best ever and it can be bought for very very little $ now is the Vypyr Tube 60, the amps and effects sound exactly what they were modeled on to the point where if you selected the Fuzz out of the stompbox bank of effects(has a stompbox bank and another bank which would be like running them through the FX loop) and put it through the Fender and then the Plexi amp models you can hear the differences and how they would sound through the real amps, and the hidden gem of that amp and all those first gen Vypyr amps(haven't tried it on the Pro 100 but it cant be worse) and especially the Tube 60 & 120 versions is the USB out for recording, would love to see a video of the battle of the budget amps from like 10 years ago and take people back in time and maybe further and show these kids how stuff was back in the day(could do so many videos with that concept!)
And I forgot to mention something that is key to why they are soo good, the distortion isn't digital, it's using Peavey's Analog Transtube technology
I was wondering if I'm missing out with almost a decade behind us, but I still have my Vypyr Tube 60, can't see why I should switch at this point.
Great overview, the Marshall, VOX and THRIOC ROCK... I’m gonna checkout the Line 6 video , I like the idea of the direct non processed sound, to run simulations like BIAS FX through.
I was planning to buy Line 6 Spider but i heard it. Too much buzzing
OMG what is that telecaster it is absolutely beautiful
Love that Steel Panther stuff in the beginning!
Crashdiet Riff was ON POINT!
as usual, great demo's and informative...the katana and the Yamaha THR10X were may favs with the Blackstar coming in 3rd
The BOSS Katana sounds amazing! Its my best option to buy!
Thanks for your demonstration
Superb review! I want that Yamaha. What an amp!👍🏼
He reminds of jack sparrow xD bit he's great
I always thought the Marshall Code stuff sounded terrible. Missing all of the bass and it has a fizzy treble. Boss and Blackstar blow it away
Jake McB I'm glad I'm not the only one.
No one talking about the Blackstar and I think it sounded awesome...
I have the code 100 watts head and use it a 212 Marshall cab. With a little tweaking it sounds great. Just follow some post and you should be able to get a good usable sound
@@MrWadefile honestly bro at this point with Neural DSP in the game, practice amps are obsolete for anyone who owns a laptop
When he started bent over backwards I was like 'Oh my'...
I have a THR 10 which is an amazing little box. Highly recommended. My Blackstar tube just died for the second time. Too much money for that. Just ordered the Kantana 50. Blackstar will make a nice boat anchor.
I’ll take my Fender Champion 100 over any of these. I do own a Yamaha THR30II and I love it so much for studio work but live…I’ll take my Champion.
thanks, great demo man! and thats gotta be the coolest looking Tele ever!
I have one of the early Yamaha THR 10s and it's incredible. Huge sound in a tiny box. I'd love to try out one of the Katana amps.
I have the THR10X...amazing tone and versatility! At first I thought it was a bit expensive, but it is worth every penny! I even ran it out to an old stereo to make it as loud as I wanted it to be. Incredible!
Yamaha THR10X Holy Shit!
Yes indeed!!!
Super best.solid built.and need to buys.led displays , multimedia, multimedia built-in. One saw, will spend
love your telecaster,think marshalls bril.
I have a great question for you.. I just invested in a 2023 Gibson Les Paul 50's Standard. I want to obviously get the most out of this guitar. My concern with modeling amps is that I wasted money on a great guitar when any guitar would sound awesome through a modeling amp. I feel like I have to buy a tube amp to get my money's worth out of the guitar. My biggest question for you is- these tube amps say they have a line output that "simulates" the sound from the speaker. Does that mean the line out is a digital representation of a tube amp? Or is it a real analog output using the tubes?
I just don't know. I feel like I bought way too much guitar and now I can't benefit from a modeling amp.
If you have any feedback I'd LOVE to hear it. Thanks for your time.
I heart my Fender Mustang GT 40, especially now that it has another 10 amplifiers, 17 pedals and 10 cabinets simulated over its original release version.
I have a "Code 100" 212 and it's a very usable amp but the presets are a waste. I don't know what they were smoking when they were set up, but they're unusable. You've gotta ignore them and start from scratch, and use the "gateway" app on your phone. Makes it the whole experience much easier. ✌️🇦🇺
13:15 in is a Crashdiet riff "generation wild".
Respectfully...ppl want to hear the amp more than talking... but your a cool guy
The blackstar tvp comes very close to the boss katana.. I've owned both
Thanks for the help...is there ever any gear, what you do not recommend?
It's not an accoustic simulation. It's for amplification of accoustic guitars.
On Katana that is.
I think the Mini setting on the Yamaha is supposed to be some sort of Dr. Z amp.
that telecaster is so pretty
I love you, a shredding Jack Sparrow!
Boss was definitely worth a look. Sounded really good. Yamaha THR10X sounded better than the THR10C but still too small. Boss, Fender and Marshall stood out. I don't own any of them and this is just my crappy opinion. I'm not trying to beat up any of the amps so be don't be hurt if you own one. I'm not a gear snob- if it sounds good to you- then it IS GOOD- go get it, play and have fun. Don't listen to youtube morons.. especially me!! x P Cool Video! Great review. Thank you.
great player, nice one 🚨
its true budget modelling amps in a budget range is good the ultimate modelling amp is the hughes and kettner black spitit 200 does actualey do the real thing but you get what you pay forthats why the back spirit is the best modelling amp up to date and louder than any amp you have ever heard
Looking forward to seeing your review of the gtx 100
OK but in this case what is the best modeling amp ? I tried the Fender mustang LT 25 but it's a piece of shit too
I was used to the Roland micro cube for many years which was not excellent but very good I keep a very good memory of it
Go for boss katana! It's very versatile and sound so perfect
I really like the Marshall
You need the fx loop on thee Katana and some others here for using a looper pedal properly, which is why id have the 100w even tho I would prefer to have a 50w, cos the 50 does not have the fx loop or extra footswitch option, still a brilliant amp tho.
But those Yamaha's are "tres magnifiqe".
melvoid01 cant you just buy loop pedal? I m new here so..
Without an FX loop you will have to use the loop pedal in front of the amp, not in itself a problem except that you will only get the sound of any pedals in front of the loop pedal in your loops, you wont get the use of the onboard effects for your loops, the loop pedal records what goes in to it.
So you would still want pedals in front of your modelling amp, which you bought for all the onboard effects.
Or more to the point you could record a loop but you would not be able to change the sound of anything you played over the top of it.
Hope that makes sense.
This is something I learnt the hard way
Same here, I had to trade my katana 50 for the 100 just because of the fx loop for my beat buddy pedal. Very happy though
Does it matter what guitar you have anymore? Did I just buy my first Gibson Les Paul for no reason...when I could have bought any guitar and it would sound the same through these modeling amps?
Wow getting the fender WOWWWW
Your comment about your shoes made me subscribe. I don't often actually LOL !
I'm interested in that guitar strap as well! Which brand/model is it?
love your videos bro thanks🌮☝️😉
Katana is not a modelling amp. It's a dedicated solid-state amp. The acoustic channel is NOT an acoustic simulator; it is a specific circuit for plugging in an actual acoustic guitar, so you have a real acoustic amplifier built into the electric amp.
WhatWouldHouseDo It is a modeling amp indeed
Sorry to have to disagree with you man, but it is not a modelling amp. A modelling amp by its very definition is designed to closely replicate, or "model", a specific make of amp. An example would be a SuperChamp X2 modelling a bunch of different classic Fender designs. Or the Fractal having all its particular amp designs such as the Rectifier or 5150, or the Vox having the AC30 model- designed to emulate those specific amplifiers. The Katana is not designed to do that; it is simply a solid-state amplifier, in the same way a Peavey Bandit or a JC120 is. None of the channels on the Katana are designed to sound like any specific amp. I suppose the argument could potentially be made for the Brown channel- although it is designed to have the characteristics of a type of sound, not a specific amp. The effects circuitry in the Katana IS digital modelling- those effects are named as being models of specific pedals. But the actual amplifier signal chain (preamp, power structure, etc) outside of the effects is not digital- it is analog, same as the Bandit or JC120 mentioned above, or countless other non-tube based analog amps over the years. So the Katana creates its tones in the same way that most overdrive pedals do- analog circuitry.
Which leads to another thing- a lot of people on TH-cam hack on the Katana because it's not a tube amp- yet those same people will praise the tones of SRV, Mayer, Hendrix, Iommi, Gallagher, Rhoads, Brian May, or whoever, all of whom used analog overdrive/boost pedals to help obtain their great tones.
WhatWouldHouseDo i see your in depth knowledge but I call modeling amps ones that you can model effects and sound, not just eith the knobs ( I'm aware that Im not right but it ends in same way)
ps. buying katana 50 in few days :)
have a nice day
How is it 10 months later ? Be great to hear the good bad and ugly from a longer term owner .
@@whatwouldhousedo5136 analog pedals into a tube amp is hardly the same thing as digital anything.
Steel panther 👌
in the software\firmware area, I keep wondering if instead of multiple amps, cabs, reverb\echo and modulation effects, A single amplifier head could be developed that did what that amp does\did\should do. You plug in your favorite cabs, and yes impedance makes a difference. It won't blow up though.
Fender was doing that at the time of your comment more or less with their Tone Master amps. Tbh, as long as you're talking about pro level modeling (which at the Fenders' price point you certainly are) there's basically no advantage to doing that. Regular multi-fx are more than capable of modeling amps in basically a component to component basis (think Helix or Axe-FX quality) while also packing a slew of models for comparable costs. Unless you're really driven by the aesthetic of old amps or absolutely hate digital UIs and tinkering, there's no reason to pick an amp like you mention.
Waow great🎸👏👌👍...
I’m confused, what amp should I get for a Sterling John Petrucci JP150? I have a dinky, little 10 watt Sawtooth practice combo amp and I’ve borrowed a Line6 Pod HD Pro X for the time being. What should I get? Should I replace my Sawtooth amp with a better practice, combo amp? Should I get speakers for the Line6 so I can actually hear it or will it come through the combo amp if I plug Line6 in? Can anyone describe to me, in detail, what are some good combo amps or speakers or whatever for my situation and what features and details they have? Tell me what those functions do on it like reverb or presence or anything else. Please give me every last detail and comparison. Thanks in advance!
What guitar is he playing there? It's a fender Tele for sure. Curious as to wick model it is. Sexy looking guitar.
1. Boss
2. Yamaha
3. Marshall
4. Blackstar
Etc... Love the Yamaha thr10x. Wish they would make a 100 watt version just like the 10 watt.
I would probably switch the Yamaha thr10x to 1 then the Boss. But it is really close. The Boss 2 12 100 Watt does move a lot of air and sounds great.
Love the 17 girls riff from steel panther !!!!
Thumbs up for "next to the stove or in the bedroom or something"
I saw some video's where Boss said that (on a lower wattage) putting the Master at 100 and using the channel volume gives a really nice pushy sound. So I suppose "that's probably not how you should be using it" is not true. :)
One of the features that make me want it so bad when I upgrade a few months down the road!
I love the tones when I have the master cranked to 7 or 8 so having the option to lower the wattage is perfect!
Loved the Fender interface! Too bad they always sound as if there's a towel stuck in em.
I want to buy practice amp w/ budget 200$, im really confused which one to buy, Blackstar ID core 40 v2 or Line 6 Spider V 30 ? Can you guys give your opinion please 😁
Does the Marshall CODE not come with distortion?
The marshall code comes with gain knob plus a built in marshall guvnor. Either one can be adjusted on any amp model. Most people like the guvnor
Marhsall code or Boss katana ??
Living on Strings ...Boss!
Katana is a lot more out there, Marshall has a warmer and personalized tone
I have the Marshall code 100 combo, using the blue tooth app, you can save your settingsto the hand held device without altering the amp. sweet. it also has an effects loop and a speaker out option so you can use a 4 x 12 if you feel the need. I love it.
Curiosity question from all amp users (especially these models): Anyone here use the headphone jacks? If so, is the sound quality improved, diminished, or equivalent to the speaker? Also, I would assume the use of the jack would disengage the speaker, correct? My headphones are solid (Sennheiser PXC 450) and there's a 9 month old in the house who I would prefer to NOT wake from naps. Any thoughts/comments are appreciated.
I don't use one one of these amps but it is a Yamaha and when I plug the headphone jack in it diminishes the sound quality and seems to make it distorted and as if the bass has been turned up. But then I don't use proper music headphones sooo...
Hope that helps
i dont know about headphones. but i was looking into the katana and its got some kind of practice setting thats quite. but still sound like an amp would cranked.pretty cool feature. so you don't drive people crazy practicing
Can you use any of these modeling amps with a bass? If not, what modeling amps are there for bass guitar? When I googled it, all that came up was the Peavey.
What do you guys recommend? THR 10 or Boss katana, I don't intend to gig or anything it's more for inhouse use, but katana also has 0,5 w mode and it could be quiet, what would be better 0,5w mode katana or thr 10 :D ?
Katana, just sounds a lot better
How could you put a Fender Mustang GT ? It sucks, the Mustang III & IV Blows the GT away. I played both & own a Mustang GT with an upgraded Swamp Thang speaker. Wonderful amp. I also love the Boss Katana 100W combo. Blues On....
Wich one do you thinks works better for metal?
I really want a Fender GT40 but the review have not been great. It does sound a bit muted compared to other amps.
Rylan Storm FWIW, I have the 200w version. No problem with any muted sounds.
The jack sparrow of guitar/gear reviews
14:30 whats that song?
edge of desire
As a consumer, how do I know that this isnt a paid advertisement, commissioned and paid for by the amp companies to sell their products, instead of a review of the *actual* best 7 modelling amps? Thats a genuine question btw, not a pissy observation
Hi! Good question. Our guitar experts and our TH-cam team put these lists together, whether they are guitars, amps or pedals etc based on value for money, quality and of course the sound. I hope that helps! -Lee
I can personally vouch for the Blackstar ID Core series. Wow. No tubes just consistent tone. I went with the 20 watter and it is in stereo and sound amazing. Try one. If there is anything better sounding in the less than 100 watt range, I want it. I have played over 40 years and owned a lot of amp. For home use this is the cats.
You can use pedals with these amps right?
Sure thing!
Not a bad review, BUT what about controls? Some of us may want to use amps live, and you failed to mention footswitches, control capabilities etc. Serious fail, in my opinion.
i want them all this is just upsetting
I personally can't stand the CODE amps. They sound too...idk....fuzzy.. I don't know how to describe it.
Flat and compressed. All mid range.
I agree
With a digital amp, you’re always inducing a little bit of latency. No matter how tight you play, you are always behind the beat in the mix. I don’t care how short the latency is, you feel it in the mix
Analog has latency too. The question is how much exactly.
Stop making excuses for crappy playing.
What would Dagan choose between the Vox and Yamaha models?
Sir Dagan does not choose , he lets the amp choose him.
Is there anyway to switch effects on any of these amps with a foot switch like if I want to go from clean to another tone with chorus and delay on a crunch channel with out using my hand can I do that with the marshall code thanks
Or any if these amps for that matter or would I be better off getting a modeling board and plug that into my marshall 100 watt tube ano thanks
David bro. To switch effects in the marshall, fender or the boss katana, you wold need to buy a separate footswitch which is almost 150 dollars. But with the blackstar id core 100 or 150 you would get an included footswitch which you can use to switch effects or use it as a looper.
11:25 sheep in the background or dude saying “yeah”?
Have you guys heard of the Vault Fury 30?