Glad you guys enjoyed the intro! I'll try to work in more of my weirdo humor in the future 😆 Check out the Warm Audio ODD Box at Sweetwater - sweetwater.sjv.io/xk5YJy
Got myself my dream amp no more than a month ago, 1977 JMP. Had it retubed, looked over, its healthy, super clean, stock, couldnt be more stoked. Ordered a Hot Mod module for it and cant wait for it to rip. This video came at the right time, thank you!
You are going to love it. Those are so 3D and just crush while still being musical. . I’m assuming the mod will be somewhat similar to adding a extra preamp tube in series.
Absolutely one of the best intros to start your video. I'm not sure how long you spent on the making of that, but, it was worth the time. Definitely put a smile on my face. Great job Kyle! Thanks for being you.
Having a '78 2203 myself, I can confirm that the OCD is generally the best drive for it when it comes to metal, for the reason mentioned regarding keeping the low end intact. The SD-1 is also a classic sound for the amp (very 80's). If you are going for super high gain tones, I find the amp sounds best through a Mesa Oversized 4x12 with V30s for a little extra thump. Close second is Mesa Black Shadows. It of course, sounds great through Greenbacks, but I find they are a little light in the lows and too fuzzy for metal.
I've been advocating boosting a boost pedal, and some people here have been making fun out of it, in the end, here we are and it sounds fucking BRUTAL!!! 😂😂😂 Double stacking pedals in the front end, graphic EQ in the loop it's a killer combo!!! A Boss SD-1 into a TC Spark in the mid setting with TS style settings and rolled off bass to control the woof, it's the most brutal shit I've came up with!! It works with any piece of gear, from vintage amps to a sizzling hot 6505+ , lowering the gain in the amp it's the trick 😂😂😂
That was the best intro ever!!! 😂 😂 Amazing content as always, Kyle. I haven’t met a vintage Marshall yet that couldn’t get the brootz going with some decent pedals. Keep up the great work!😎
Love that you did this video, I've been meaning to comment to request something along these lines for a while. I've been playing metal through a 1971 Selmer TnB 50 (long defunct brand but all built and hand-wired in London way way back) for years now, and stacking the right pedals in front of it is definitely the key as otherwise it basically doesn't break up at all unless you completely dime it. The clean tone from it is phenomenal though which is why I doubt I'd ever trade it off (that and the extensive refurbishment I've done to it, 50 year old valve amps can be problematic if not looked after!)
Never had a chance to try the OCD or ODD, but that's a nice soundin' pedal. It's an interesting challenge trying to get heavy tones from a vintage amp that wasn't designed for it. I've got an old Silvertone 1481 that my Papa gave me that I stack overdrives on for high gain sounds. It's a simple amp: 1 volume, 1 tone, and that's it. I used to hate it, until I learned how to use it. It's got decent blues tones at full blast, but it just needed something more. Currently, I run it with a Mesa 5 band EQ into a Wampler Tumnus, followed by whatever overdrive flavor I'm in the mood for. I've gotten great high gain tones using the TC Electronics MojoMojo or the Wampler Phenom after the Tumnus. The Phenom is nice and tight, with great articulation and note definition. It's a great complement on recordings to the tone I get from the Mesa DC5. The MojoMojo has a bit more of a vintage vibe, but still heavy. Even tried a Vox Satchurator with it. That one was a lot of fun. It's really just about trying stuff out and figuring out what works best with the amp you've got. Well done video. I always enjoy watching your stuff!
The part about playing death metal on my school dance really touched me. As a teenager I fantasized about something similar. PS: As a teenager I came across a Bugera V22 for dirt cheap, but I could not get it to chug. This vid would have been nice to see 10 years ago! haha
Loved this video. Love all your stuff, but this one was especially great. I wish there were more people who embraced vintage amps in metal. My main setup is a 1968 "drip edge" silverface Fender Bassman with it's 2x15 cab with a very old Eminence and a very old Fender Speaker. Running an Empress Heavy with a tube screamer in front, and this thing sounds absolutely thunderous. Beautiful warm mids from the amp also make it a really smooth sexy lead sound as well. Also, 10/10 intro
Great vid Kyle.. old Grandpa rigs still rock.. and you can bring them back to life.. you could have even chosen the low gain input and put a REVV pedal in there.. lol
You can also just push the front end with that MXR eq going directly into the amp without those clipping pedals. Push up all the EQ knobs about a quarter way up, leaving the volume the same. Now the amp has higher gain without being clipped. Has a more natural all tube tone.
He addresses that and says its results in "too much sag" (his words not mine), hence the gain on the ocd. The ODD was unnecessary imo when the EHX Glove is still in production, and cheaper.
The number of times he's said that is precisely zero. People would do themselves good to use context to interpret what someone is saying (anyone, not just Glenn).
These are great tips from Kyle and another great video! I run a Fulltone OCD and Boss SD1 into a jcm 800 and get a really sweet fluid modern sound! I always have the OCD engaged to get that nice tight percussive rhythm sound and then kicking in the SD1 with it's tone rolled down for leads. Works very nicely and sounds great with my stock telecaster. Sounds brutal with my Gibson LP with SD distortion pup in the bridge and blended with a Diezel VH4 (I don't boost the diezel - doesn't need it!)
Someone gave me a Fender Bassman head and cab after my gear was lost in my house fire, need to try this method with that. Been just using a BE-OD Deluxe for all gain with it so far.
Plug into the rage 158, turn the shame to max, (and turn the cat pee down as much as possible) then line out to the Marshall, and even without pedals, that rig could get brutal sounding
I just love the sound of a really hard push on a Marshall You have that scratch and bite and that amazing saturation in the tone where more modern high gain amps tend to sound too clean for me
Another great video. This channel is absolutely incredible. All of the videos are not only entertaining, but they are very useful. The channel should be growing a lot faster than it is. Dude is putting out quality content at a much higher rate than other channels that are much bigger. Most other big guitar channels are hit or miss...and with a lot of filler. Not here, just about every video is useful and informative. He deserves a much bigger following.
Appreciate you very much! No viral videos on this channel, but slow and steady growth is what seems to be sustainable in the long run so I'm hoping that's the case here :)
I recently picked up a 79 2203. Appears to be all original, maybe even the tubes. Still sounds killer. Boosting it with a Horizon Devices Precision Drive of Revv G3.
I think the coolest part is you can get these really modern sounds but disengage the distortion / boost / drive pedals and have the really nice vintage cleans.
Instant like when I saw the ODD! the OCD is the most underrated pedal to put in front of an amp. Even when I dial up the gain ever so slightly and turn down the level it gives a nice sound! Will definitely pick up one of those ODDs :) Overall all of these solutions sound better to me than most high gain amps out there, especially surprised from the EMGs on that 7 :)
The 4 input holes indicate to me, this amp is likely a modified, (bastardized) late 70's Marshall 1959 Superlead and not a 2203. Which thus explains the amps lack of natural gain before the ODD is switched on, versus a real 2203. A stock 59 Superlead / Plexi is a much cleaner amp than a 2203. I bought a "museum piece" 1971 Superlead, (4 inputs = 2 channels) in 1987 for $550, when everyone was buying new JCM 800's. The 71 has never been modified and is not beat to hell from touring, worth big $$$$ today. Amp also bench tests at an output of 145 watts using EL34's and will not only blow your head off, but the first 10 rows in the theater as well!!! Will also drive (4) 4x12 Marshall cabs! Learned my lesson early on, a properly maintained and cranked 1959 Superlead will destroy 20 watt and 25 watt Greenback speakers. Been using Vintage 30's with the amp since at least 1988! For 36 years now my 71 Superlead has in fact been "metal"!!! Been playing, (chugging) through it since 87 with a chain of, Nady TD-1 Tube Distortion, Boss SD-1 and MXR-10 band to drive and shape the pre-amp. However, I'm now going to try an ODD. I've also always used high output Duncan's to drive the pre-amp along with EMG boost switches for extra lead guitar punch when needed. Tone and power are incredible, from Hendrix's Machine Gun and Little Wing, Cream, Zeppelin II, early Van Halen, Randy Rhoads, early Metallica, GnR to my fav of the last 10 years, , tune to Drop D or C, and Children of Bodom (Alexi Laiho and Roope Latvala), or their side project called Sinergy. Children of Bodom live: th-cam.com/video/PWzrHPFXZlw/w-d-xo.html. Or, th-cam.com/video/cRWB0-B_bIc/w-d-xo.html Cheers!
Nope, it is 100% a 2203 from the factory. It was modded in the past but was returned to the stock circuit by my tech when I got it. I've owned many jmp and JCM 800 2203 and 2204 and this one is right in line with the others tonally and gain wise
Probably not. The point of this infomercial was to push that (insert guitar product here) to suckers. Don't give up hope, though. He might need to shill an EQ pedal in the future.
Dude I knew that ODD/OCD would do the trick. I've saved myself in the past with one. I knew that eq would be a sweet cherry on top but seriously never thought about stacking it! Very killer next level move! 🤘🤘
Hey Kyle, I'm Larry and I just subscribed to your channel. I've been watching your show for a couple of years now and I will now give you a nickname. I dub thee The Right Hand of Hetfield. You earned it bro.
Personally a Big Muff and a Tubescreamer would get you there too. A little less tight maybe, but GNARLY as fuck. Although, you could just channel Obituary for that 90s death metal tone with RAT into a 2203.
Man you know how to dial in amps. Not exactly the way i would end up setting it, but you do cover the stuff i like to hear/do I have a Blackstar Amped 3 and i would like to know hou you would dail it in. Can you do a video about that one? Seen your vid about the amped 2 en that made me wait for an amped 3. I figured sinds they made 3 tube overdrives in white red and black the would probably make a amped 3 in black sinds the 1 and 2 where white and red xD I love your vids btw keep it up Ps. I hope you are doing well
Have you ever played around with an Earthquaker Devices Palisades? I feel like you would really like it with your high gain amps and when you're playing through something lower gain. Bandwidth (low end) control and 6 clipping options plus internal boost. I traded for one hoping to flip it and it ended up permanently on my board 😅
Hahaha man, I've never looked at my JMP 2203 as a 'grandpa rig'. Great intro man. ;-) I'm sure it'll make me just as deaf as my grandpa is. Jokes aside, I put a Hot Mod v2 Evo in it and fuck yes there it is!! Maxon OD808X slamming the front and you got all the gain.
There's a reason Metallica sounded awesome in the early 80's; a Marshall JCM800 with a TS9 in front and a hot humbucker (Gibson Dirty Fingers, DiMarzio super distortion, Seymour Duncan Invader, etc) sounds massive. Add a gate, EQ and compressor and you have yourself a MASSIVE tone
Great video as I have a JCM 800 myself to boost with an Xotic BB Preamp. Now what pickups would you reccomend that are passive yet very high output? Cheers
Do you know what just occurred to me is that I’ve seen hundreds of videos explaining how to boost the mids and use an overdrive to tighten up a vintage amp but I’ve never heard of someone doing to opposite the a modern amp to give it a vintage feel. Can you under drive an amp and scoop the mids to make a 6505 vintage?
Glad you guys enjoyed the intro! I'll try to work in more of my weirdo humor in the future 😆
Check out the Warm Audio ODD Box at Sweetwater - sweetwater.sjv.io/xk5YJy
I checked out I think you should leave after this and was not disappointed
Actually, it was kinda weird... like you'd been reading my FB timeline. 😅
Daaaaamn! How friggin' epic is this intro?? Soaked in cat pee and shame needs to be a t-shirt!
I would buy that shirt 🤘
How I miss the days of picking up these JMP 2203/2204 heads for $300-400 😪
Got myself my dream amp no more than a month ago, 1977 JMP. Had it retubed, looked over, its healthy, super clean, stock, couldnt be more stoked. Ordered a Hot Mod module for it and cant wait for it to rip. This video came at the right time, thank you!
A friend has that same setup with the hot mod. Blew my mind, but I like that vintage cranked sound anyway
You are going to love it. Those are so 3D and just crush while still being musical. . I’m assuming the mod will be somewhat similar to adding a extra preamp tube in series.
Absolutely one of the best intros to start your video. I'm not sure how long you spent on the making of that, but, it was worth the time. Definitely put a smile on my face. Great job Kyle! Thanks for being you.
I was not expecting a narrative masterpiece to be at the beginning of this Kyle Bull video.
Bro, you have taught me a lot today. I'm glad that the OCD pedal gets it's recognition it deserve. thanks Kyle.
Having a '78 2203 myself, I can confirm that the OCD is generally the best drive for it when it comes to metal, for the reason mentioned regarding keeping the low end intact. The SD-1 is also a classic sound for the amp (very 80's). If you are going for super high gain tones, I find the amp sounds best through a Mesa Oversized 4x12 with V30s for a little extra thump. Close second is Mesa Black Shadows. It of course, sounds great through Greenbacks, but I find they are a little light in the lows and too fuzzy for metal.
Try a JHS screamer also. Totally transparent and doesn't make the low end all heavy and sludgy
I've been advocating boosting a boost pedal, and some people here have been making fun out of it, in the end, here we are and it sounds fucking BRUTAL!!! 😂😂😂
Double stacking pedals in the front end, graphic EQ in the loop it's a killer combo!!!
A Boss SD-1 into a TC Spark in the mid setting with TS style settings and rolled off bass to control the woof, it's the most brutal shit I've came up with!!
It works with any piece of gear, from vintage amps to a sizzling hot 6505+ , lowering the gain in the amp it's the trick 😂😂😂
I have a 79 jmp, that with an sd-1 is all you need 🤘
Yes it's a bit of a cliché rig, but sometimes clichés exist because they're the truth!
@gibsonend You clearly meant HM-2, didn't you?!
That was the best intro ever!!! 😂 😂 Amazing content as always, Kyle. I haven’t met a vintage Marshall yet that couldn’t get the brootz going with some decent pedals. Keep up the great work!😎
That was the best intro ever!!!
AGREEEEEEEEE!!!!!!
Thank you!
Love that you did this video, I've been meaning to comment to request something along these lines for a while. I've been playing metal through a 1971 Selmer TnB 50 (long defunct brand but all built and hand-wired in London way way back) for years now, and stacking the right pedals in front of it is definitely the key as otherwise it basically doesn't break up at all unless you completely dime it. The clean tone from it is phenomenal though which is why I doubt I'd ever trade it off (that and the extensive refurbishment I've done to it, 50 year old valve amps can be problematic if not looked after!)
Metal Zone into a Plexi is gold
Never had a chance to try the OCD or ODD, but that's a nice soundin' pedal.
It's an interesting challenge trying to get heavy tones from a vintage amp that wasn't designed for it. I've got an old Silvertone 1481 that my Papa gave me that I stack overdrives on for high gain sounds. It's a simple amp: 1 volume, 1 tone, and that's it. I used to hate it, until I learned how to use it. It's got decent blues tones at full blast, but it just needed something more. Currently, I run it with a Mesa 5 band EQ into a Wampler Tumnus, followed by whatever overdrive flavor I'm in the mood for. I've gotten great high gain tones using the TC Electronics MojoMojo or the Wampler Phenom after the Tumnus. The Phenom is nice and tight, with great articulation and note definition. It's a great complement on recordings to the tone I get from the Mesa DC5. The MojoMojo has a bit more of a vintage vibe, but still heavy. Even tried a Vox Satchurator with it. That one was a lot of fun. It's really just about trying stuff out and figuring out what works best with the amp you've got. Well done video. I always enjoy watching your stuff!
The part about playing death metal on my school dance really touched me. As a teenager I fantasized about something similar.
PS: As a teenager I came across a Bugera V22 for dirt cheap, but I could not get it to chug. This vid would have been nice to see 10 years ago! haha
Loved this video. Love all your stuff, but this one was especially great. I wish there were more people who embraced vintage amps in metal. My main setup is a 1968 "drip edge" silverface Fender Bassman with it's 2x15 cab with a very old Eminence and a very old Fender Speaker. Running an Empress Heavy with a tube screamer in front, and this thing sounds absolutely thunderous. Beautiful warm mids from the amp also make it a really smooth sexy lead sound as well.
Also, 10/10 intro
Great vid Kyle.. old Grandpa rigs still rock.. and you can bring them back to life.. you could have even chosen the low gain input and put a REVV pedal in there.. lol
4th method would be put the OCD in the front, and stack the SD and the EQ in the FX Loop!
No effects loops on these vintage amps
@@belligerentamateurdo you think an effects-loop pedal would work the same as boosting a built-in effects loop? That might solve that issue.
You can also just push the front end with that MXR eq going directly into the amp without those clipping pedals. Push up all the EQ knobs about a quarter way up, leaving the volume the same. Now the amp has higher gain without being clipped. Has a more natural all tube tone.
He addresses that and says its results in "too much sag" (his words not mine), hence the gain on the ocd.
The ODD was unnecessary imo when the EHX Glove is still in production, and cheaper.
Exactly what I do. Also use a jhs Timmons, just the boost - dimed. Les Paul dimed bridge pick up….. absolute beastly tone.
Glenn Frigger : PICK UPS MAKE NO DIFFERENCE (50 year old teen screaming noises)
The number of times he's said that is precisely zero. People would do themselves good to use context to interpret what someone is saying (anyone, not just Glenn).
These are great tips from Kyle and another great video!
I run a Fulltone OCD and Boss SD1 into a jcm 800 and get a really sweet fluid modern sound! I always have the OCD engaged to get that nice tight percussive rhythm sound and then kicking in the SD1 with it's tone rolled down for leads. Works very nicely and sounds great with my stock telecaster. Sounds brutal with my Gibson LP with SD distortion pup in the bridge and blended with a Diezel VH4 (I don't boost the diezel - doesn't need it!)
Dude this is one of the best videos you've done yet! Great work and great advice.
Thank you!
Someone gave me a Fender Bassman head and cab after my gear was lost in my house fire, need to try this method with that. Been just using a BE-OD Deluxe for all gain with it so far.
Super! Excellent video! I use a Jackson King V and I stack two Boss SD-1 into a Marshall and it sounds very tight and precise.
That opening bit was pure gold Kyle
Plug into the rage 158, turn the shame to max, (and turn the cat pee down as much as possible) then line out to the Marshall, and even without pedals, that rig could get brutal sounding
I love modern pickups as EMG or Fishman Fluence and Vintage Marshall, therefore I love this video.
I just love the sound of a really hard push on a Marshall
You have that scratch and bite and that amazing saturation in the tone where more modern high gain amps tend to sound too clean for me
Another great video. This channel is absolutely incredible. All of the videos are not only entertaining, but they are very useful. The channel should be growing a lot faster than it is. Dude is putting out quality content at a much higher rate than other channels that are much bigger. Most other big guitar channels are hit or miss...and with a lot of filler. Not here, just about every video is useful and informative. He deserves a much bigger following.
Appreciate you very much! No viral videos on this channel, but slow and steady growth is what seems to be sustainable in the long run so I'm hoping that's the case here :)
man that intro to video WAS ON FUKKEN POINT! But srsly EQ pedals are brutally underrated.
I'm not a 7 string player, mainly because I don't have one, but I thought it was a really nice touch to throw that into this video. Cool stuff!
Grandpa has a dream rig! That's the basis for hard rock and metal.
Totally agree
I recently picked up a 79 2203. Appears to be all original, maybe even the tubes. Still sounds killer. Boosting it with a Horizon Devices Precision Drive of Revv G3.
The grandpa intro got me hooked . Great stuff man.
That intro is pure gold!
I think the coolest part is you can get these really modern sounds but disengage the distortion / boost / drive pedals and have the really nice vintage cleans.
Damn this was a great video. It was amazing hearing it get better and better as you stacked the pedals.
Glad you dig it!
Imagine if there was a one pedal that could deliver that high gain sound and no need to buy 3 different pedals, like there used to.
Instant like when I saw the ODD!
the OCD is the most underrated pedal to put in front of an amp. Even when I dial up the gain ever so slightly and turn down the level it gives a nice sound!
Will definitely pick up one of those ODDs :)
Overall all of these solutions sound better to me than most high gain amps out there, especially surprised from the EMGs on that 7 :)
Great pedal info and review. 🤘Looking forward to you giving the Empress Heavy pedal.
Kyle pumping out yet another banger vid absolute chad
I don't know why I wasn't prepared for the 7 string to come in, even though you warned us seconds before.
You really went balls out with the editing this time around. Love it
The 4 input holes indicate to me, this amp is likely a modified, (bastardized) late 70's Marshall 1959 Superlead and not a 2203. Which thus explains the amps lack of natural gain before the ODD is switched on, versus a real 2203. A stock 59 Superlead / Plexi is a much cleaner amp than a 2203.
I bought a "museum piece" 1971 Superlead, (4 inputs = 2 channels) in 1987 for $550, when everyone was buying new JCM 800's. The 71 has never been modified and is not beat to hell from touring, worth big $$$$ today. Amp also bench tests at an output of 145 watts using EL34's and will not only blow your head off, but the first 10 rows in the theater as well!!! Will also drive (4) 4x12 Marshall cabs! Learned my lesson early on, a properly maintained and cranked 1959 Superlead will destroy 20 watt and 25 watt Greenback speakers. Been using Vintage 30's with the amp since at least 1988!
For 36 years now my 71 Superlead has in fact been "metal"!!! Been playing, (chugging) through it since 87 with a chain of, Nady TD-1 Tube Distortion, Boss SD-1 and MXR-10 band to drive and shape the pre-amp. However, I'm now going to try an ODD. I've also always used high output Duncan's to drive the pre-amp along with EMG boost switches for extra lead guitar punch when needed. Tone and power are incredible, from Hendrix's Machine Gun and Little Wing, Cream, Zeppelin II, early Van Halen, Randy Rhoads, early Metallica, GnR to my fav of the last 10 years, , tune to Drop D or C, and Children of Bodom (Alexi Laiho and Roope Latvala), or their side project called Sinergy. Children of Bodom live: th-cam.com/video/PWzrHPFXZlw/w-d-xo.html. Or, th-cam.com/video/cRWB0-B_bIc/w-d-xo.html
Cheers!
Nope, it is 100% a 2203 from the factory. It was modded in the past but was returned to the stock circuit by my tech when I got it. I've owned many jmp and JCM 800 2203 and 2204 and this one is right in line with the others tonally and gain wise
Sick. Could you make another video where you show what happens using the EQ before and after the OD?
Probably not.
The point of this infomercial was to push that
(insert guitar product here)
to suckers.
Don't give up hope, though.
He might need to shill an EQ pedal in the future.
“Clean” boost any crunchy amp with a Metalzone and you’re golden. The Corpse boost!
That's a good one as well. Crowbar tones
Best. Video. Intro. Ever.
Dude I knew that ODD/OCD would do the trick. I've saved myself in the past with one. I knew that eq would be a sweet cherry on top but seriously never thought about stacking it! Very killer next level move! 🤘🤘
Hey Kyle, I'm Larry and I just subscribed to your channel. I've been watching your show for a couple of years now and I will now give you a nickname. I dub thee The Right Hand of Hetfield. You earned it bro.
thats a bold statement larry...
Personally a Big Muff and a Tubescreamer would get you there too. A little less tight maybe, but GNARLY as fuck. Although, you could just channel Obituary for that 90s death metal tone with RAT into a 2203.
Great video, maybe another like this using other amps. Fender Hot Rod Deluxe, or Twin?
I'd consider it!
Man you know how to dial in amps. Not exactly the way i would end up setting it, but you do cover the stuff i like to hear/do
I have a Blackstar Amped 3 and i would like to know hou you would dail it in. Can you do a video about that one?
Seen your vid about the amped 2 en that made me wait for an amped 3. I figured sinds they made 3 tube overdrives in white red and black the would probably make a amped 3 in black sinds the 1 and 2 where white and red xD
I love your vids btw keep it up
Ps. I hope you are doing well
Sounds better than modern amps IMO!
Have you ever played around with an Earthquaker Devices Palisades? I feel like you would really like it with your high gain amps and when you're playing through something lower gain. Bandwidth (low end) control and 6 clipping options plus internal boost. I traded for one hoping to flip it and it ended up permanently on my board 😅
That’s crazy. My Marshall JMP sounds like AC/DC or GnR super easily. It sure why that one has no gain at all.
Probably not loud enough
Awesome video man and I personally enjoy putting pedals in front of a low gain amp you can get some really sweet metals tones that way
Badass sounding grand pa amp
Hahaha man, I've never looked at my JMP 2203 as a 'grandpa rig'. Great intro man. ;-) I'm sure it'll make me just as deaf as my grandpa is. Jokes aside, I put a Hot Mod v2 Evo in it and fuck yes there it is!! Maxon OD808X slamming the front and you got all the gain.
Awesome, KB!!
The 7 string was surprisingly brutal! Noice!
Great video Dude! this was super helpfull :)
Glad it helped man!
The intro was awesome.
I need 2 mxr 10 bands big time, one for front and one for send/return loop.
The intro was awesome man!
Dude. You know what? That's fuckin funny and original. Good job. This is a pretty saturated segment and this is different. 🤟 Keep rockin
Gandpops: don't forget to crank it Timmy
Intro leveled up dude haha great stuff!
Awesome video, man!!! I assume these methods work with a marshall origin 50 head? Thanks a lot and Cheers!!!
it will vary amp to amp. the original 50 doesnt really break up in the same way unfortunately.
ts808 or sd1 dont add or remove mid frequencies, its a bandpass filter set at 700-1000 hz and thats it
what about putting your pedal chain straight into the return (loop effect, if the amp has one)?
Then you bypass the preamp and none of this works
Are we gonna see the new Amp Worx pedals broski?
I was so invested in that intro lmao
Best intro ever!!!!
Luv the intro. Keep up the animation.
Remember when this dude had under 2k subs…geeez
The LTD is sweet looking!
The MXR 10 band EQ should be in every guitarist Arsenal
Loved this episode !!!
Great intro! And so true!
Hey Kyle, can you do a demo/review of EHX Howietzer?? Can't find a proper demo/review of that thing anywhere.
I'll look into it!
My OCD v4 will never leave my board !! Along w my SD-1
I’m a grandpa with multiple Marshall half stacks !👍
A JMP is also one of the best candidates for mods. They are a few relatively simple mods away from being absolute monsters.
Or keep it stock and have an amp that sounds absolute stellar, with some volume…
I might be a little late, but this is awesome!!😂 Thank you Kyle, you are great!! Very helpful!!
Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for the comment!
There's a reason Metallica sounded awesome in the early 80's; a Marshall JCM800 with a TS9 in front and a hot humbucker (Gibson Dirty Fingers, DiMarzio super distortion, Seymour Duncan Invader, etc) sounds massive. Add a gate, EQ and compressor and you have yourself a MASSIVE tone
Also, you can jump the channels of a JMP for more output (that's what AC/DC among others did back in the 70's
Modeling is the way
I watch Kyle for his crazy eyes more then the riffs ngl
The mxr 10-band is my secret weapon LOL
Put an overdrive pedal and chorus and phase on front of that amp and you have the Thin Lizzy sound right off the record.
Man…those 7 string tones were NASTY. I’m a fan!
Great video as I have a JCM 800 myself to boost with an Xotic BB Preamp. Now what pickups would you reccomend that are passive yet very high output? Cheers
Seymour Duncan blackwinter is my go to hot boi
I feel like the story at the beginning is a true personal story for Kyle.
You have to jump the two channels and crank the volume. It won’t be hiking will be a hell of a lot more than that.
This is a 2203, not a 1959 super lead
Lol. That intro. Epic!
That was a great intro brother
Thanks Jimmie!
alright! This is the best video you have ever made 🤣🤣 thank you bro... I have that paw paw rig 💀78 jmp for the win!
Hell of an intro! :)
Almost to 30k subs man!!
Wonder if i can do this with my Burgera 1960, it doesn't have an attenuator and it's really hard to push it without tearing the house down
Do you know what just occurred to me is that I’ve seen hundreds of videos explaining how to boost the mids and use an overdrive to tighten up a vintage amp but I’ve never heard of someone doing to opposite the a modern amp to give it a vintage feel. Can you under drive an amp and scoop the mids to make a 6505 vintage?