Marshall Studio Plexi Clean Sounds - No Talking
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- I don't often play this amp clean, but it actually sounds pretty great! Here's some late night noodling with the les paul and Strymon Blue Sky reverb (which I'm selling btw)
Running it through the Vox greenback speaker and e906 mic
such an underrated clean amp
This was the first time I set this amp to be so clean (I was doing some pedal demos) and I was really surprised how great it sounded. I just got lost in the tone. I'm really happy with this amp
Thats a beautiful clean tone you have there. Love Marshalls.
Thank you!
This and my mesa revtoverb 25 have the best clean tones I’ve ever heard.
Nice - I gotta try a rectoverb
@@TheBasementMusician jack of all trades master of all. 😌
@@TheBasementMusician yeah dude can’t go wrong with Marshall ( made in 🇬🇧 UK models ) or mesa.
I have a similar setup w the mini Silver Jubilee and the 100 watt Fryette a lot of fun and a lot of killer tones to be had.! Not sure if I could get those cleans that you r getting with that plexi though, phenomenal!👍🏻
Thanks Mark- yeah the fryette has been a game changer, it’s so nice to be able to crank the amp at a lower volume. The silver jubilee is such a rocker 🤌
That's a great sounding tone! I saw your reply to a comment asking about the Freyette tonal change. I would be very interested in seeing your thoughts on using it both in a live playing sense and recording sense. I have a PRS HDRX20 (Very similar circuit to the plexi) and use a Tone King Attenuator and have noticed some some tonal changes using it. One thing I also find very interesting is how sensitive this circuit is to using pedals vs not using pedals. You get a lot moer detail out of the guitar and amp without pedals. And it seems to react differently too.
Thanks Tom! Yeah, I'm working on a Freyette Powerstation video as we speak. I should have it up in a couple days. I haven't used the Powerstation for a live gig yet, although I have for some band practices. I mainly use it for home use so my wife and kids (and my ears) don't explode from the loud volume. When you say you get more detail out of the guitar / amp without pedals are you speaking about the Tone King Attenuator? I haven't noticed that with the Freyette, but maybe I'll check that too
@@TheBasementMusician yeah like when I bypass the pedals and just plug directly into the amp from the guitar, I get so much more detail from the pickups and I notice that difference with the Toneking or if I bypass it. That detail will probably get lost in a live gig with everyone else playing but just being in the room with it, I can hear so much more from it.
Is there any tone suck with the Fryette PS?
This question deserves a deep dive video comparing Freyette / no Freyette. The quick answer is I believe there is some tonal changes with the Freyette, but not drastic for me not to use it. Especially with this amp which doesn't really have a master volume. I have noticed a huge difference in what is recorded with the mic and what I hear in the room (the mic sounds way better if you place it right). When I turn the amp lower with the Freyette I feel like I'm losing a lot of bass, however, when I hear it recorded it sounds good. Anyway, yeah, I'd like to capture this with a deep dive video because it's something I find interesting...