Although I'm a true blue blues rock guitarist,, this demo spoke to me. The presenter not only conveys the features clearly, but appears to be a decent chap and obviously loves the amp as much as I think many of us will. Bravo for a superb demonstration.
Excellent amp demo with sound examples. Well done. Had I seen this before I would own less amps trying to find my tone. My Quilter micropro mach2 1x12 combo is ok but not with as much mid control. That's the key ingredient here.
I myself prefer the Stereo Steel By Walker Electronics. I know it is difficult to really get a great tone in 10 bit. You tune your amp much differently than I do. I like the full range sound so I hear everything the guitar and pick up is doing for me. By scooping it out yes you get that midrange sound, which I am not so much of a fan of. I also play a Williams 700 Uni. No where as good as you but I am newbie but knows what I like in sound.
What I don’t understand is if it is two channels don’t you want to be able to change the settings on the second channel so when you switch over you have reverb tremolo on channel 2 and then on channel 1 is totally clean how do you make that happen
Outstanding video. Love my Steelair. Thanks again for this video.
Great video! I'm looking at a used Steelaire and this is super helfpul
Although I'm a true blue blues rock guitarist,, this demo spoke to me. The presenter not only conveys the features clearly, but appears to be a decent chap and obviously loves the amp as much as I think many of us will. Bravo for a superb demonstration.
Excellent amp demo with sound examples. Well done. Had I seen this before I would own less amps trying to find my tone. My Quilter micropro mach2 1x12 combo is ok but not with as much mid control. That's the key ingredient here.
By the way this was the best video on the Steeler that I’ve seen so far great job and you make me wanna be a steel Guitar player
great amps, and very nice video ... thanks
Excellent work thanks!
I myself prefer the Stereo Steel By Walker Electronics. I know it is difficult to really get a great tone in 10 bit. You tune your amp much differently than I do. I like the full range sound so I hear everything the guitar and pick up is doing for me. By scooping it out yes you get that midrange sound, which I am not so much of a fan of. I also play a Williams 700 Uni. No where as good as you but I am newbie but knows what I like in sound.
What I don’t understand is if it is two channels don’t you want to be able to change the settings on the second channel so when you switch over you have reverb tremolo on channel 2 and then on channel 1 is totally clean how do you make that happen
What pickup are you using in your 700 Williams 12
To much compression, is that the Amp or do you have a comp effect between your steel and amp?
Peter de Smet it’s the TH-cam video. Everything sounds more compressed on TH-cam