Currently rocking the BHP FM Bux preset 1 from you, Michael, and run into it with the MGAT-1. Very, very nice. I mean, this is so tube sounding, unbelievable. Imagine we'd have this tech in the 80s when I started recording.
Got one. That’s a good pedal. So many Marshall’s in a box. Took a second but got it down. I’m plugged right into the front of an amp it sounds great that way too.
I love that these pedals exist, and this one sounds very good, but there's something about a Marshall style head cranked that I don't think will ever be captured completely in a pedal, modelling or plugin. Does indeed sounds good Michael.
I’m trying to grab one Michael but I’m not sure there’s any left and I can use it plugged into the front I assume? I have the N5’s. Plugged into the front. I love those toggles.
Awesome as always Michael. Sounded good, but i'd have to have it here to know if it was great. For now, very happy with the Freidman Smallbox pedal for Marshally stuff. Also, the Sinvertek N5+ and N5+Gold cover the high gain preamp/SLO tones. I'm still on the fence, but sounded pretty good.
The company website took eons to load, so I never got the price. For my money if you want solid state Marshall tones, go to the source and get an MG series. The naysayers can gripe, but with all analog preamp, 4 digital recallable Channels, FX loop, and digital effects (also channel storable), there isn't much to leave you wanting. No tube maintenance, consistent sound, lightweight. Many of our favorite albums had solid state all over them.
Yeah, there's nothing wrong with solid state. Even the ADA MP-1 only had 1 or 2 tubes in the signal path, most of it is solid state. The price on the MGAT-1 is 349USD.
Had the MG series Marshalls as practice amps. Both had problems with the input jack. I gave one to my brother in law. Still have the other one… don’t play it anymore. Got the Boss Katana MKII 50W version on a whim. Better sounding and superior practice amp imo. Loud enough for rehearsals too. Great sounding effects .
All these things sound different. They don't sound like something else, they just sound like what they are. If you like the sounds it makes, then use it. If not... try something else. We have like 10,000 things that make different noises. Something for everyone.
Like it’s too confusing but the Kemper, helix and plug ins and daw split in stereo etc etc isn’t. I have the N5. Just bought and waiting for the silver n5 this version. It’s really not that hard. A few switched of the toggles and your good to go.
Currently rocking the BHP FM Bux preset 1 from you, Michael, and run into it with the MGAT-1. Very, very nice. I mean, this is so tube sounding, unbelievable. Imagine we'd have this tech in the 80s when I started recording.
Hey Michael Nielsen. Great video as always.
The Bogner Helios 100w is definitely calling your name for a demo
Got one. That’s a good pedal. So many Marshall’s in a box. Took a second but got it down. I’m plugged right into the front of an amp it sounds great that way too.
I love that these pedals exist, and this one sounds very good, but there's something about a Marshall style head cranked that I don't think will ever be captured completely in a pedal, modelling or plugin. Does indeed sounds good Michael.
Thanks. I agree. When they’re at their best, a really loud Marshall is hard to beat!!!
I just got mine, and having it in front of my JMP-1 preamp, it sound great.
Nice video! Thanks brutha
I’m trying to grab one Michael but I’m not sure there’s any left and I can use it plugged into the front I assume? I have the N5’s. Plugged into the front. I love those toggles.
It was designed as a preamp first, but it does work well as a "pedal" as well.
Sounds great!
So glad I was able to score a first batch one. I love my fender deluxe but this will be a great addition to the tones achievable
Oh yeah! That'll be a cool combination! Congrats! I can't wait to see where Wu takes this platform next.
@@BigHairyGuitars hoping for a mesa boogie mark series style preamp!
Hi! When fed with a clean, noiseless guitar signal, does this Sinvertek N5 MGAT-1 pedal have a hissy noise-floor when in ultra-gain mode?
Awesome as always Michael. Sounded good, but i'd have to have it here to know if it was great. For now, very happy with the Freidman Smallbox pedal for Marshally stuff. Also, the Sinvertek N5+ and N5+Gold cover the high gain preamp/SLO tones. I'm still on the fence, but sounded pretty good.
Smallbox pedal is a masterpiece!
Idk... feels like it needs more knobs and toggle switches.🤔
There could at least be some switches in the sides of the pedal
@@josephweiss3931 seriously! Along with some internal dip switches.
Great video. Which preamp is your favorite, this preamp pedal or the jmp 1?
Love your videos! His website is not very functional. impossible to load on my end.
Yeah, that's a drag. I let Wu know. Sorry!
Great vid as always! Did you get a new studio?
When science fiction becomes reality.
Seriously looks like it was built on a dare ;-)
The company website took eons to load, so I never got the price. For my money if you want solid state Marshall tones, go to the source and get an MG series. The naysayers can gripe, but with all analog preamp, 4 digital recallable Channels, FX loop, and digital effects (also channel storable), there isn't much to leave you wanting.
No tube maintenance, consistent sound, lightweight.
Many of our favorite albums had solid state all over them.
Yeah, there's nothing wrong with solid state. Even the ADA MP-1 only had 1 or 2 tubes in the signal path, most of it is solid state. The price on the MGAT-1 is 349USD.
We live in a world where good tones abound! Option paralysis is more of a problem...lol
@@Nightwinflyer for sure.
Had the MG series Marshalls as practice amps. Both had problems with the input jack. I gave one to my brother in law. Still have the other one… don’t play it anymore. Got the Boss Katana MKII 50W version on a whim. Better sounding and superior practice amp imo. Loud enough for rehearsals too. Great sounding effects .
I have a Katana Artist on my wish list, for sure more bells and whistles!
This pedal is ridiculous. Are you serious??? Ive never been a pedal guy for my main tone, but I could see myself using this live and in studio!
I love that! I want one. I wonder if I ran it through the affects loop of my loadstar special if it would get something more like a marshal?
OH for sure. It makes my Bassman more Marshall-y. The Loanstar would be a good host, I'm sure.
Sounds pretty close….🤘🏼
Not too bad. The head always has a thick chewiness to it, but it also thicker and murkier.
All these things sound different. They don't sound like something else, they just sound like what they are. If you like the sounds it makes, then use it. If not... try something else. We have like 10,000 things that make different noises. Something for everyone.
Guitar players are amazing at vomiting a bunch of words and saying absolutely nothing at all.
@@cominroitover80 Welcome to every guitar forum. It's a clown show.
Like it’s too confusing but the Kemper, helix and plug ins and daw split in stereo etc etc isn’t. I have the N5. Just bought and waiting for the silver n5 this version. It’s really not that hard. A few switched of the toggles and your good to go.
Didn’t BOC say it best?
Maggot One? 😂
HA!! MGAT stands for multistage gain engine & advanced tone shaping. So MGAT is better than MSGEAATS-1
@@BigHairyGuitars MSG Eats... Chinese food... lolz
@@BigHairyGuitars I preordered one anyways. Now I just need to find the link for the 40 hour certification course to learn how to operate one.
@@USMarine75 no it’s easier than you think.
wow, sounds like complete shrill thin horseshoe. I’ll just use my JVM with my good ol SD1 and Seymour 805 overdrives with just a hair of grit.