Shawn, thank you so much for this amazing demo of the Seventy 4! Very thorough control run through and great playing as always. Can't wait to hear the Eighty 7 demo. Maybe we can do a comparison vid of the Sixty 8, Seventy 4 and Eighty 7 some day. For those saying it sounds like a JCM800, remember the first master volume JMPs are the exact same circuit as the early JCM800. In order to get the Seventy 4 to cover the ground of both the metal face Plexi and the master volume JMPs, I had to add a little extra saturation in the higher end of the gain control. That 10k semi cold clipper second stage adds some extra odd order harmonics (most commonly heard as the fizz atop the notes in JCM800s). I tried to keep it as organic as possible without losing that Marshall cut. And well... who doesn't love a little more gain :D Love hearing everyone's thoughts and comments!
@@LawrencePetross Shawn has made me, and others I know spend money on your stuff :) so many pedals just don't "have it" :) I am also a big Tech 21 fan, your two Companies nail it thanks !! Embree Smith/SkyLine Records
That pedal is amazing! To me, it seems to retain all the organic tube tones you get from Marshall from that era. I like the fact that you played around the EQ and gain settings to give us a better idea what else it offers. My opinion thumbs up it’s a very versatile pedal. Thanks for the demo!
Superb playing (love your style!) and an awesome pedal = 1 kickass combination! I really dug the tele into the 74! If I could only choose one pedal, I think the Seventy 4 would be my desert island pedal.
Awesome demo Shawn! This pedal sounds incredible. I’m looking for a classic OD pedal for my Marshall origin twenty. Haven’t come across this one yet and will definitely check it out. Thanks.
Heya Shawn, great stuff as always. Looking for a pedal to run through my Dynamis (your stellar demo convinced me to buy it...) for those hair metal tones of early Warren, George, VH1, etc... Would you recommend this or the Diamondhead? or the LPD eighty-seven? thx a bunch.
Hey Shawn! Great demo as always. Were you recording through the UA Ox? Any chance you could include your Tele with FilterTrons in future demos so us Gretsch nuts can hear how they play? Thanks!
@@ShawnTubbs Thanks Shawn! I gotta get me an Ox! Methinks I'll pick up this pedal, too. I don't currently have a "Marshall in a box" style pedal and this one sounds fantastic.
@@ShawnTubbs I got em - ( exact same Lollar set ) Because of You Shawn = Super Happy with them. The L.P.D. Seventy 4 OD/Distortion Pedal Sounded Fantastic. I may get one? Love the Mid Control. Really enjoying your content brother.
@@embreesmith7613 There were also Super Lead 100's. There was even an 18 watt combo amp actually CALLED 'The 1974'. It was Marshall's take on a Bluesbreaker. But the actual designer of the pedal confirms it was based on a JMP in his comment above: "For those saying it sounds like a JCM800, remember the first master volume JMPs are the exact same circuit as the early JCM800. In order to get the Seventy 4 to cover the ground of both the metal face Plexi and the master volume JMPs, I had to add a little extra saturation in the higher end of the gain control." So he was shooting for something somewhere between the JMP and Plexi. Whatever the case, I think the pedal sounds killer.
@@MeTuLHeD Agreed, the LPD Pedal is spectacular I bought all those Amps when they were new the "JMP" models can not be called Plexi as they had a SS rectifier, which made the amp a lot stiffer
@@embreesmith7613 That may be true. I've always heard them referred to as "metal face" Plexi amps in the 70's. I screwed up my dialogue but...What else is new!!! ;)
Shawn, thank you so much for this amazing demo of the Seventy 4! Very thorough control run through and great playing as always. Can't wait to hear the Eighty 7 demo. Maybe we can do a comparison vid of the Sixty 8, Seventy 4 and Eighty 7 some day.
For those saying it sounds like a JCM800, remember the first master volume JMPs are the exact same circuit as the early JCM800. In order to get the Seventy 4 to cover the ground of both the metal face Plexi and the master volume JMPs, I had to add a little extra saturation in the higher end of the gain control. That 10k semi cold clipper second stage adds some extra odd order harmonics (most commonly heard as the fizz atop the notes in JCM800s). I tried to keep it as organic as possible without losing that Marshall cut. And well... who doesn't love a little more gain :D
Love hearing everyone's thoughts and comments!
you make great sounding stuff there, LPJ :)
Embree Smith thank you so much!
@@LawrencePetross Shawn has made me, and others I know spend money on your stuff :)
so many pedals just don't "have it" :)
I am also a big Tech 21 fan, your two Companies nail it
thanks !!
Embree Smith/SkyLine Records
Fantastic sounding pedal man! But let’s be honest, Shawn could plug spatula into a flip flop and it would sound amazing lol.
jeffdmusic thank you so much!
I’m so happy you’re back doing demos. Keep up the great work!
That pedal is amazing! To me, it seems to retain all the organic tube tones you get from Marshall from that era. I like the fact that you played around the EQ and gain settings to give us a better idea what else it offers. My opinion thumbs up it’s a very versatile pedal. Thanks for the demo!
Great demo Shawn, you brought out the best in this awesome LPD pedal!! Cheers!!
Superb playing (love your style!) and an awesome pedal = 1 kickass combination! I really dug the tele into the 74! If I could only choose one pedal, I think the Seventy 4 would be my desert island pedal.
Again. Any box that Shawn plays is going to sound awesome!
Yay Shawn!! ❤️👍🎵🎶🎸😎 You sold me on this very Tasteful Lpd pedal!! Thanks!!
Best pedal I've ever owned.
Thanks so much for a great demo. Helped me choose this purchase.
Awesome!! Thanks for watching!
Sounds great with the Collings
Awesome demo Shawn! This pedal sounds incredible. I’m looking for a classic OD pedal for my Marshall origin twenty. Haven’t come across this one yet and will definitely check it out. Thanks.
love pedals purple plexi - all the marshalls in one little purple box.
I like that pedal, I’m on the search for it....
Sounds great
Fantastic demo!
Sounds killer !
Would love to hear a comparison between the main different models of the Lpd pedals... Cheers
The low miss are sweet. That push ... Wow
An other pedal I will have to buy from LPD . The video shows very well what the pedal can do.
Sounds chewy on that Strat neck pickup. This is a good thing.
Nice demo Shawn!
Sold
Wow killer as always!
Bad ass playing man!
Heya Shawn, great stuff as always. Looking for a pedal to run through my Dynamis (your stellar demo convinced me to buy it...) for those hair metal tones of early Warren, George, VH1, etc... Would you recommend this or the Diamondhead? or the LPD eighty-seven? thx a bunch.
I'll be doing a demo of the Eighty 7 soon. It might be better suited for that sound.
@@ShawnTubbs Thx man, I'll stay tuned for that :)
Now I kinda wanna hear it next to the 68...
What model is that 335 type guitar?? Great Videos by the way!!
Thanks! That's a Collings I35 LC.
Sounds damn good, in particular with the Collings. Seems to have little background noise as well \m/
I can hear it through the little guy from REVV ...I think I should grab one ...
You mean the D20? I would sound killer into that amp!
@@ShawnTubbs yeeesss ! That's exactly the one I had in mind ...:-)
Hey Shawn! Great demo as always.
Were you recording through the UA Ox?
Any chance you could include your Tele with FilterTrons in future demos so us Gretsch nuts can hear how they play? Thanks!
Thanks so much! Yes I was using my OX for this one! I'll keep the Filtertrons in mind for sure.
@@ShawnTubbs Thanks Shawn! I gotta get me an Ox! Methinks I'll pick up this pedal, too. I don't currently have a "Marshall in a box" style pedal and this one sounds fantastic.
@@TheDarinAmes Yeah I'm a big fan of the UA OX! Thanks for watching Darin!
Great sounds, is that a slapback echo you are using?
Thanks, yeah it's like 274 milliseconds.
The sound is good.
What is the amplifier?
Suhr Bella.
Great video! What pickups are in the Strat? Keep up the good work.
I think he uses Lollars.
@@aclawrence He does, and they are " All That "
Thanks! Those pickups are the Lollar Dirty Blonde set.
@@ShawnTubbs I got em - ( exact same Lollar set ) Because of You Shawn = Super Happy with them. The L.P.D. Seventy 4 OD/Distortion Pedal Sounded Fantastic. I may get one? Love the Mid Control. Really enjoying your content brother.
👍👍
Well, this puts my Fetto Nord 70 in a questionable position !
Are you goin direct to daw
Suhr Bella Amp> UA OX>Apogee Quartet Pre> PT.
that sure is a hot '70's Marshall
my '71 SL sure don't come up with that gain !! :)
Agreed. Red hot! Hot rodded maybe. But definitely not stock.
@@MeTuLHeD not to bust on Shawn, but there were no 1970's "Plexis"
they were metal panel "JMP" models
@@embreesmith7613 There were also Super Lead 100's. There was even an 18 watt combo amp actually CALLED 'The 1974'. It was Marshall's take on a Bluesbreaker.
But the actual designer of the pedal confirms it was based on a JMP in his comment above: "For those saying it sounds like a JCM800, remember the first master volume JMPs are the exact same circuit as the early JCM800. In order to get the Seventy 4 to cover the ground of both the metal face Plexi and the master volume JMPs, I had to add a little extra saturation in the higher end of the gain control."
So he was shooting for something somewhere between the JMP and Plexi. Whatever the case, I think the pedal sounds killer.
@@MeTuLHeD Agreed, the LPD Pedal is spectacular
I bought all those Amps when they were new
the "JMP" models can not be called Plexi as they had a SS rectifier, which made the amp a lot stiffer
@@embreesmith7613 That may be true. I've always heard them referred to as "metal face" Plexi amps in the 70's. I screwed up my dialogue but...What else is new!!! ;)
Got this one too. Sigh. I need pedal addiction help.
super noisy pedal