It appears we got a couple of bits wrong with the naming in this one. Apologies, must do better! In our defence, we're shattered from sorting out some killer Black Friday deals coming your way soon!
It's courious, since Hysteria they weren't using amps at all and Rockmans are $200-$300, not too expensive. From High 'n' Dry to Pyromania they were using Marshalls jcm-800. If so, a "Def Leppard 'Live In The Round In Your Face' without busting the bank" will be interesting, also a Pyromania era rig will be nice.
if they do a by busting they should get the Jersey Star, a Fender super sonic combo, EHX Micro Pog, MXR M222 Talkbox, TC Mimiq Doubler, Strymon Lex, and maybe an MXR 5150 Overdrive
@@franciscocordeiro9426 Not always that's the thing. Guitarists are allowed to change and adapt their gear over time of course, but on the Live from London video/DVD from '95, there are stacks of Fender Amps behind Sambora - that's the era I was really into Bon Jovi and my lasting memory of Sambora's gear - th-cam.com/video/qHQbLGG8Sr8/w-d-xo.html
umm it's not called "Shot Through The Heart" it's called "You Give Love a Bad Name" and actually, Richie's signature Fender Stratocaster and Kramer Jersey Star did have a Maple Fretboard :D
They do have a song called shot through the heart in their first album which is the one which they were referring to but they played the riff for you give love a bad name.
Bon Jovi is definitely responsible for some of the best tones and riffs in the 80s and 90s! This is one I have been waiting for a long time! Awesome indeed!
They absolutely butchered You Give Love a Bad Name cos that was supposed to have a subtle octave effect on it, and the solo in livin' on a prayer was more double tracked sounding i give this sound like a 1/5 the only reason a 1 is because they did get the talkbox and Wanted Dead or Alive was close, however You Give Love a Bad Name i give a zero out of five, it was played completely wrong and it wasn't the right tone
@William Allison i'd say worst part about the BY busting frusciante was the fact they used a SRV Signature Stratocaster and couldn't get the WH10 which is rare
@j77 You can emulate the CE-1 gain stage by using a Clean Boost and a Compressor. The thing with their by busting the bank is that John's setup is very unorthodox and they didn't pay attention to the details, running the amp with minimum gain.
It's got a lot less to do with the actual task of sounding like and more so to do with advertising their big partners. You can practically guess, to a T, what they'l use every time. It's creative advertising, that's why there so many more 'without busting the bank', than 'busting the bank' videos because this price range appeals to most of the audience.
@@pulaski1 Um let me think... hmm yes it would appear that marketing musical instruments is, indeed their main objective. I couldn't care less about that, but when the content starts going downhill its reasonable to point it out.
Ditto been asking for him for ages what a player solid tones and he plays Les Pauls as well as White Falcons so they cant use the no WF in stock excuse.
Please, please, please do a sound like Nuno Bettencourt. I know it's gonna be a tricky one (especcialy for Rabea) but i think that you guys can nail it! Also really curious on your take on his tone.
@@phildale8451 well they are cool little amps but I watch this to see a variety of gear combos n different sounds....... Not to watch n endless stream katana demos
Just get a strat, a Marshall Major (Essentially a 200watt Vox AC30) and a treble booster and youll still not be able to sound like Ritchie! Haha! All in the fingers!
You did a "sounds like Bon Jovi" , featuring a bass guitar, and DIDN'T play the intro to "Keep the Faith"? :confused: That is one of the best, and most distinctive, bass intros of all time!
@@sakimiyu4169 Not sure I would say greatest but it is up there and by far the best solo from Bon Jovi. By far my favourite song of theirs. Once had a friend in my car enjoying the song and admiring the solo, then had a double take when I told him it was Bon Jovi.
Why not use the DSL20CR? Throw a mic in front and you're gig ready. I once used a DSL5C at a local bar gig and had to turn down after the first song, imagine my surprise. There's so much talk online of small, low wattage amps not being enough so I cranked it and ended up being too loud. 🤷🏻♂️ As a community we need to rethink what makes an amp "gig-ready" and stop only recommending amps that piss off the neighbors with the volume at 1 haha
Any amp can be gigged with a mic so the people can hear. What makes an amp gig ready is whether or not YOU can hear it over a drummer and all of that on stage. That and it just doesnt feel right if your not pushing some air.
@@misterknightowlandco Fair enough, there is a certain magic in feeling the air move around you haha I usually play in a three piece so don't have any problems hearing myself on stage at bar gigs, but for bigger bands and venues I could see the need for more wattage. I've also never played a venue that doesn't have a PA here in the USA though so I'm always mic'd either way.
@@silverstaralchemist oh I know what you mean. I played in a 3 piece in bars for awhile with an 100 watt head and 4 x 12. Lol we quit mic'ing shit up and just played. Every bar has a pa these days and we just use it for vocals. I gotta ride the lightning when I play man im just old like that. Most bars, clubs n pubs though would prefer you to not play an amp at all and plug straight in somehow. To me thats bullshit. Dont hire a rock band if you dont want loud music and most places dont hire bands anymore lol
Great episode, I, for one, think the Boss Katana is absolutely the correct tool quite often and should not be shunned. Other manufacturer's must step up their game.
Great job Matt and Rabea! Thanks for doing a "Sound Like-Without Busting The Bank" of my favorite band Bon Jovi and my all time favorite guitarist Richie Sambora.
At 5:44, the riff is NOT 'Shot Through the Heart' ! It's 'You Give Love a Bad Name' ! Get it right !! Anyways, hearing Sambora do the voice box effect during 'Living on a Prayer' for the first time back in 1986 was the whole reason why I picked up the guitar in the first place - so thankyou Mr Sambora !! It was YOU that started my love for the guitar. One of my all-time favourite guitars is the Fender Sambora model that was equipped with the 'Lace Sensor' pickups and also had the star inlays on the fretboard, which I still own today.
Bigs thanks for these demos. Picked up a Katana 100 1x12 and a Jackson with mastodon sized frets. Sounds terrific. Now starts the gruelling challenge of playing even 10 seconds of some Toska. Infatile is top prize but rhythm aspect of Chalk Teeth will be for starters.
I bought a Blackstar Studio 10 KT88 after hearing you guys use one on another Sound Like vid. I'm shocked at how great the amp is for the price. Definitely need more love!
Shot through the heart and you give love a bad name are different songs. The first is off the self titled album from January 21 1984 and the second from slippery when wet August 18 1986. That said as a Bon Jovi die hard this was awesome
Bon jovi was my first concert i was 8 probably the reason my first job was a production manager at a radio station crap pay but got to meet tom petty and bucket head and enjoyed my 4 hour fridays classic rock and was able to help locals get some time aswell never got used to hearing my voice on radio but not bad for a 17 year old definitely set my path and all started with bon jovi
The sound came over quite hard, the guitar looks good but the overall sound went through me like a knife, your kiss rig overall was one of the best you've done.
I know its a meme. But these episodes are such a great advertisement for boss katana. I have a fender gt40 and i love all the modelling potential it has but now i am even considering getting a boss Katana
I have a Fender Mustang GT100 now, i used them at college and i love them to death! they have lots of good artist settings, including an Eric Johnson, Eddie Van Halen and Roy Buchanan tone, even a one for Allan Holdsworth and John Scofield
I kinda want that mrk2 katana. Seen as I can never afford the expensive amps and I've used the mrk1 as my practice amp for ages and the improvements the mrk2 has made is really good.
The Mrk II is a great update to an already brilliant amplifier! With the tone versatility and 100W 2x12 modal it could easily become a staple for gigging musicians wanting a budget friendly amp.
you can sound like the expensive(I take it you mean tube) amps with the katana or other inexpensive amps..yeah tube amps sound good but meh not that much good...
I love the sound by videos... but using the Katana in 9 videos out of 10 is a complete cop out. Should be a new rule that modeling amps shouldn't be used
@@davids9192 I have it just defeats the purpose of the video. It's like cheating because rather than having to buy a budget amp/pedals to sound like the band you're using a modelling amp with 1000s of pedals built in
That’s the entire point of modelling amps, and why they’re such great value!! I don’t want to shell out £££ on tons of pedals that I’m going to maybe use for playing one or two of my favourite Bon Jovi songs
@@JojoFryrocks, that was the reason I bought a Code25 many moons ago... I know it's not the best thing marshall did, although the idea was good, but they should've ditched the cab simulator option and put in a decent/good celestion speaker. The well known Marshall amps are within reach jcm 800, silver jub, dsl etc. It needs tweaking and you have to switch off that cab simulator and you can play. The cab sim is only useful when you use it for recording
I love Bon Jovi as a band and Ritchie Sambora is the reason why I ever picked up a guitar in the first place. But this one NEEDS some work. But would love to see a without busting of Warren DiMartini of Ratt or Phil Collen & Vivian Campbell from Def Leppard.
Here's a challenge for Matt and Rabea, Sound like XXXX using a Yamaha THR. Use whatever guitar and pedals you like and then publish the amp settings. Suggest Jimmy Page, Billy Gibbons and Slash for starters! :D Hell, how about a sounds like Rabea Massaad using a Yamaha THR!
When the katana becomes the new dsl40. It’s like back in the day they were like “let’s use the dsl40 for everything” and now it’s the same way with the katana 😂
I really feel for you guys...the most interesting part is most of those hit songs are with Tim Pierce on guitar, famed session guitarist and also awesome TH-camr. He wss the guy who was on most of those guitar tracks, not Sambora, who later joined the band...but by now, I'm sure someone else had pointed this fact out. On a positive note...I have a Blackstar HT- Studio 20...awesome tube amp...glad you mentioned it, though you went with the Katana. Keep rockin' and looking forward to a Ritchie Blackmore one in the future! Love you guys! 😎🎸
To be fair it is an excellent amp for them money, but it definitely feels like it's going to be the new Marshall DSL 40 for them and these rigs are basically twists on "best rig for 1500 pounds".
Richie Sambora is the greatest guitarist in the world and I’ve been waiting for this since I started watching you about two year ago. Thank you so much!
I have always thought he wasted his talent in Bon Jovi, and his solo career both during and after Bon Jovi has also been a bit underwhelming. Based on his 1980's performances his career has been disappointing.
LtCol Pulaski I have to disagree. I think is career has always been fantastic and the only reason why he is so underrated was because Bon Jovi’s main focus was always on Jon. However I do respect your opinion fully
@@THEROCKLORD1 Yeah, SiTT is a great album, but great in an Eric Clapton sort of way, not a Ritchie Blackmore sort of way, and I am more of a Blackmore fan than a Clapton fan.
Great vid as usual. When you are after a valve marshall with marshall tone. Why dont you ever go for the affordable origin series? Switchable Effects loop and boost!???
I really feel like when you guys use the Katana you can try to add some more pedals to the rig. For example; even though the Katana has modulation and drive, you could blend it with a strymon mobs or sunset, or a memory man like stuff like that so it makes the sound more viable and unique. Unless the artist was really simple or literally used Boss pedals. Also, some of the new fender pedals could be cool to see! Anyway much love to you guys always look forward to Wednesday 12 PM for me in the states. Cheers!
An off-topic questions for anyone here. How much is an used Ritchie Sambora signature Fender strat (not the ESP) in your area (eg. in the UK) ? Here in my hometown the price goes through the roof (easily higher than USD 3,000 for a reasonable condition one). There's a local rockstar here that uses the Ritchie's model regularly and people associate that guitar to him. That's the reason why it become ridiculously expensive here.
Can you have Matt sound like Rabea and Rabea sound like Matt? Have them pick their rigs in secret and then surprise each other with the rigs, try to imitate each other's playing, and then at the end have them play the rigs they made for each other.
Bon Jovi are one of those bands that I would never call myself a fan, but they genuinely have so many class songs that I really like. In other news, I once considered buying a talk-box for the sole-purpose of annoying my wife.
sound like Dream Theater is gonna be tough, but i know matt should pick up a Musicman Bongo and Ashdown combo for John Myung's tone and bea should go with this Ibanez RG370 Blackstar HT Studio 20 Mesa Boogie Flux Drive or Throttle box TC Electronic Dreamscape (if possible) and a dunlop cry baby wah
I'm curious why you never used a laney amp or does Andertons doesn't have any? There would be perfect possibilities for a 1500 pound budget. For example the IRT Studio with built-in reverb and pre-boost...
This was awesome, it was cool to see Rabea rock a talk box (also because I didn't know Andertons had them, which was really cool). Still waiting on Sound Like Ghost and The Doors (Robby Krieger), but for a bit of a U-turn so to speak how about a Sound Like K-On? It'd be interesting to see you guys try something from an animated series, plus that show has some really damn good riffs
Honestly, after you blast the hell out of the guitar PUPS with effects, effects,effects- tone wood is least of a worry. Now, the plastic density of the pot knobs is another story...
I personally think the guitar choice should be centered around the pickups rather than the guitar. I believe Richie used Dimarzio PAF Pros and Duncan JB’s for his bridge pickups. As usual tho an entertaining video!!!
It appears we got a couple of bits wrong with the naming in this one. Apologies, must do better!
In our defence, we're shattered from sorting out some killer Black Friday deals coming your way soon!
Not only that but it doesn't sound like Richie Sambora
perhaps revisit this in a by busting in the future to redeem yourselves!
Let me guess... Katana amps?
@Rudiger you guessed right
Andertons Music Co sound like buckethead?
Without busting the bank... so I'm going to guess no Talkbox? :D edit: OMG TALKBOX!
In a "Sound Like" video it would be very beneficial to show us your amp settings.
I wanna know the solo settings
I’m surprised you guys haven’t done a “Sound like Def Leppard”.
Me too. I want to see Rabea being Phil Collen and Matt being Steve Clark.
@@phantomechelon3628 That would be great.
It's courious, since Hysteria they weren't using amps at all and Rockmans are $200-$300, not too expensive.
From High 'n' Dry to Pyromania they were using Marshalls jcm-800.
If so, a "Def Leppard 'Live In The Round In Your Face' without busting the bank" will be interesting, also a Pyromania era rig will be nice.
bump
Yes please!!
Yes! Richie sambora. One of the greatest guitarist but so underrated and that's sad. So happy that they feature richie here. Thanks guys
Been a Bon Jovi fan for a long long time. I've never known Sambora be a Marshall guy. Always thought he was Fender, Fender, Fender.
if they do a by busting they should get the Jersey Star, a Fender super sonic combo, EHX Micro Pog, MXR M222 Talkbox, TC Mimiq Doubler, Strymon Lex, and maybe an MXR 5150 Overdrive
Fender on guitar, marshall on amps...
@@franciscocordeiro9426 Not always that's the thing. Guitarists are allowed to change and adapt their gear over time of course, but on the Live from London video/DVD from '95, there are stacks of Fender Amps behind Sambora - that's the era I was really into Bon Jovi and my lasting memory of Sambora's gear - th-cam.com/video/qHQbLGG8Sr8/w-d-xo.html
@@kelwinser of course they can change the gear and sambora changed a lot, but most of the time he used Marshall amps and fender guitars...
@@franciscocordeiro9426 he’s also used Kramer guitars alot
"Obviously, the wood makes a big difference in the sound..."
*Rabea just be like.... no*
It's an age old debate that's split the guitar world for many years..!
yea on electric not
It does but of all the components in electric guitar it affects the least excluding a pot knob
@@mikak2747 I can spot the difference between an aluminum knob, a plastic knob and an aluminum knowb with rubbery grippy o-rings
Makes a difference to what you hear unplugged in your bedroom. Cranked amp the difference is imperceptible for most.
umm it's not called "Shot Through The Heart" it's called "You Give Love a Bad Name"
and actually, Richie's signature Fender Stratocaster and Kramer Jersey Star did have a Maple Fretboard :D
Saki Miyu I got excited for a second cause Shot through the heart is a great track off the first album.... definitely not the same song though
In the 80s everyone played a mapleboard
Very true! Also, Fender did an MIM version of his signature Strat, and it was almost exactly this. Only difference was a DiMarzio PAF in the bridge.
@@TM42 i had a lake placid blue mim strat with a floyd i bought new in like 2000 that was a sambora model
It's called "You give love a bad name", not "Shot trough the heart". They do have a song called "Shot through the heart", but that's not it.
They do have a song called shot through the heart in their first album which is the one which they were referring to but they played the riff for you give love a bad name.
Think they really need to do a sounds like Nuno bettencourt video
I was about to post exactly that. Rabea is the only person I'd trust with that task!
I totally agree, we need a Nuno video!!:)
Been Asking this on every single Sound like. Thank you.
Bon Jovi is definitely responsible for some of the best tones and riffs in the 80s and 90s! This is one I have been waiting for a long time! Awesome indeed!
We are glad you liked the video!
@@andertons Absolutely! My pleasure to watch as always!
Can you do sounds like allman brothers plz?
Thats what ive been hoping for
Jesse G same. Hopefully they see this comment. I would really enjoy that.
We can definitely pass the idea on..!
@@andertons Since we are in southern rock, how about Lynyrd Skynyrd, or .38 Special?
OH MY GOD YES YES YES A THOUSAND TIMES YES!!!
Richie sambora and no mention of the greatest solo ever dry county.
Aljax79 Johnston It was basically a Bon Jovi album but with better vocals ;-)
Well its a great solo...but best EVER has to be from Megadeth's Tornado of Souls by Marty Friedman. 😉
This serise is basicly "What guitarists can you sound like with a Katana"
Which is a really great reason to get a Katana! I’ve got one and I couldn’t be happier with it
Rebea shaking his head on the tonewoods.. bonus.. ;)
Sorry, but this one wasn't so close at all.
They absolutely butchered You Give Love a Bad Name cos that was supposed to have a subtle octave effect on it, and the solo in livin' on a prayer was more double tracked sounding
i give this sound like a 1/5 the only reason a 1 is because they did get the talkbox and Wanted Dead or Alive was close, however You Give Love a Bad Name i give a zero out of five, it was played completely wrong and it wasn't the right tone
None of them are, there dire.
@William Allison i'd say worst part about the BY busting frusciante was the fact they used a SRV Signature Stratocaster and couldn't get the WH10 which is rare
@Phil Dale there are good sound likes, Incubus BY busting, Metallica Without Busting
@j77 You can emulate the CE-1 gain stage by using a Clean Boost and a Compressor.
The thing with their by busting the bank is that John's setup is very unorthodox and they didn't pay attention to the details, running the amp with minimum gain.
Tbh, i think its probably about time they raised the budget slightly on these. Maybe to 2 grand, just to get some more interesting rigs.
It's got a lot less to do with the actual task of sounding like and more so to do with advertising their big partners. You can practically guess, to a T, what they'l use every time. It's creative advertising, that's why there so many more 'without busting the bank', than 'busting the bank' videos because this price range appeals to most of the audience.
@@heaf11 So Anderton's TV is all about marketing products? Are you sure about that? LOL
@@pulaski1 Um let me think... hmm yes it would appear that marketing musical instruments is, indeed their main objective. I couldn't care less about that, but when the content starts going downhill its reasonable to point it out.
Yup, inflation sucks
Sound like Billy Duffy/The Cult... Criminally under-rated guitarist with an awesome live tone...
Completely agree, Billy Duffy is a unique guitarist, with that huge Falcon...!
Been requesting this for a while myself.
Ditto been asking for him for ages what a player solid tones and he plays Les Pauls as well as White Falcons so they cant use the no WF in stock excuse.
@melvoid01 he also used Roland Jazz Chorus amps too and they do stock the 25 and 40 but not the 100 like he used
Lmao they definitely did the "Shot Through the Heart/Bon Jovi" thing just to troll you all. I thought it was hilarious
Maaan, give Power metal bands some love!!! Sound like Helloween or Blind Guardian would be awesomee!!!
yeah Guardian would rule pretty intensely
I'm embarrassed for you. Buy some Atlantic soul, and grow up.
@@TestTest-ot7pu who are you???
Please, please, please do a sound like Nuno Bettencourt. I know it's gonna be a tricky one (especcialy for Rabea) but i think that you guys can nail it! Also really curious on your take on his tone.
Sounds like the boss katana, without busting the bank...
I don't even like watching these anymore because I know it's just gonna be the boss katana
it's the new Marshall DSL40c
Glad to see I'm not the only one sick of hearing about katanas.
@@KeeperOfPoops yeah but they only used the dsl for notorious marshall users they the katana for every episode
@Chance Terrill I swear if they do Eric Johnson and use a Katana i'm going to eat my own shorts
@@phildale8451 well they are cool little amps but I watch this to see a variety of gear combos n different sounds....... Not to watch n endless stream katana demos
Ritchie Blackmore. I’m telling you every time.
Cant believe they haven't done Ritchie. Unique tone and the godfather of hardrock/metal.
*One of the godfathers of metal.
without the waza ...
@@hulldanfan who started playing the dark powerchord riffs? I think it was tommy iommi..
Just get a strat, a Marshall Major (Essentially a 200watt Vox AC30) and a treble booster and youll still not be able to sound like Ritchie! Haha!
All in the fingers!
still eagerly and impatiently waiting for "Sound like Steve Vai without breaking the bank"!
You did a "sounds like Bon Jovi" , featuring a bass guitar, and DIDN'T play the intro to "Keep the Faith"? :confused: That is one of the best, and most distinctive, bass intros of all time!
LtCol Pulaski
Dry County was Richie’s best tone. Personally I think it’s their best song too.
@The Arse greatest guitar solo of all time IMO
@@sakimiyu4169 Not sure I would say greatest but it is up there and by far the best solo from Bon Jovi. By far my favourite song of theirs.
Once had a friend in my car enjoying the song and admiring the solo, then had a double take when I told him it was Bon Jovi.
I think the just pickt the most Famous songs. After all ther is plenty of good bon jovi Songs, but the can't play all the songs
Don't be silly "of all time" and bon Jovi can't be in the same sentence.
How about.. Alter bridge by busting?
I was waiting this one for a looong time! I’m so happy 🔥🔥
Why not use the DSL20CR? Throw a mic in front and you're gig ready. I once used a DSL5C at a local bar gig and had to turn down after the first song, imagine my surprise. There's so much talk online of small, low wattage amps not being enough so I cranked it and ended up being too loud. 🤷🏻♂️ As a community we need to rethink what makes an amp "gig-ready" and stop only recommending amps that piss off the neighbors with the volume at 1 haha
Any amp can be gigged with a mic so the people can hear. What makes an amp gig ready is whether or not YOU can hear it over a drummer and all of that on stage. That and it just doesnt feel right if your not pushing some air.
@@misterknightowlandco Fair enough, there is a certain magic in feeling the air move around you haha I usually play in a three piece so don't have any problems hearing myself on stage at bar gigs, but for bigger bands and venues I could see the need for more wattage. I've also never played a venue that doesn't have a PA here in the USA though so I'm always mic'd either way.
They refuse to use the DSL anymore I don't know why the new one is better but they say it's worse but, its not
@@silverstaralchemist oh I know what you mean. I played in a 3 piece in bars for awhile with an 100 watt head and 4 x 12. Lol we quit mic'ing shit up and just played. Every bar has a pa these days and we just use it for vocals. I gotta ride the lightning when I play man im just old like that. Most bars, clubs n pubs though would prefer you to not play an amp at all and plug straight in somehow. To me thats bullshit. Dont hire a rock band if you dont want loud music and most places dont hire bands anymore lol
Maybe they didn't have it in stock at the store. they tried to get the 40 which can go down to 20 watts but it was over budget...
I reckon u guys need to do sounds like Def Leppard
Nice, Nice, Nice!!! what amp are you using in this video for acoustic guitar??? (( do you know which amp Bon Jovi uses in acoustic guitar???)))
Great job guys. Outstanding episode and I love that Fender.
Great episode, I, for one, think the Boss Katana is absolutely the correct tool quite often and should not be shunned. Other manufacturer's must step up their game.
Great job Matt and Rabea! Thanks for doing a "Sound Like-Without Busting The Bank" of my favorite band Bon Jovi and my all time favorite guitarist Richie Sambora.
At 5:44, the riff is NOT 'Shot Through the Heart' ! It's 'You Give Love a Bad Name' ! Get it right !!
Anyways, hearing Sambora do the voice box effect during 'Living on a Prayer' for the first time back in 1986 was the whole reason why I picked up the guitar in the first place - so thankyou Mr Sambora !! It was YOU that started my love for the guitar. One of my all-time favourite guitars is the Fender Sambora model that was equipped with the 'Lace Sensor' pickups and also had the star inlays on the fretboard, which I still own today.
Bigs thanks for these demos. Picked up a Katana 100 1x12 and a Jackson with mastodon sized frets. Sounds terrific. Now starts the gruelling challenge of playing even 10 seconds of some Toska. Infatile is top prize but rhythm aspect of Chalk Teeth will be for starters.
I bought a Blackstar Studio 10 KT88 after hearing you guys use one on another Sound Like vid. I'm shocked at how great the amp is for the price. Definitely need more love!
Now yall have to do Skid row
Shot through the heart and you give love a bad name are different songs. The first is off the self titled album from January 21 1984 and the second from slippery when wet August 18 1986. That said as a Bon Jovi die hard this was awesome
Bon jovi was my first concert i was 8 probably the reason my first job was a production manager at a radio station crap pay but got to meet tom petty and bucket head and enjoyed my 4 hour fridays classic rock and was able to help locals get some time aswell never got used to hearing my voice on radio but not bad for a 17 year old definitely set my path and all started with bon jovi
80s!!!! Without busting the bank you hit the tone GREAT! Dead or Alive 🔥
Very thank you guys! Amazing, as always! Cheers from your brazillian fan! 👍😁🇧🇷🤘🎸❤
I know he’s not everyone’a cup of tea...
But Yngwie’s tone in the 80s was unbelievable.
Pls do it.
Thnx
Way off this time guys still love ya
Can we have sounds like Billy Duffy - The Cult please?
Fantastic shout....!
Sweet Zombie Jesus...yes please!
Would it be worth increasing the budget a bit to allow for a wider variety of gear?
The sound came over quite hard, the guitar looks good but the overall sound went through me like a knife, your kiss rig overall was one of the best you've done.
Amps setting is mandatory to share🤩🎸
I know its a meme. But these episodes are such a great advertisement for boss katana. I have a fender gt40 and i love all the modelling potential it has but now i am even considering getting a boss Katana
I have a Fender Mustang GT100 now, i used them at college and i love them to death! they have lots of good artist settings, including an Eric Johnson, Eddie Van Halen and Roy Buchanan tone, even a one for Allan Holdsworth and John Scofield
@@KeeperOfPoops The reverbs on them are especially good . Super crisp and wide.
I kinda want that mrk2 katana. Seen as I can never afford the expensive amps and I've used the mrk1 as my practice amp for ages and the improvements the mrk2 has made is really good.
The Mrk II is a great update to an already brilliant amplifier!
With the tone versatility and 100W 2x12 modal it could easily become a staple for gigging musicians wanting a budget friendly amp.
you can sound like the expensive(I take it you mean tube) amps with the katana or other inexpensive amps..yeah tube amps sound good but meh not that much good...
That 2x12 Katana is an absolute beast. I had a headrush board going into a 5150iii 2x12 combo, and I like it better, so thats saying something lol.
I thought it was great hey you both are great players, Boss katana II fits the budget and sounds great, Jeff in LA USA
Can you do Cream era Clapton please.
I love the sound by videos... but using the Katana in 9 videos out of 10 is a complete cop out. Should be a new rule that modeling amps shouldn't be used
You obviously have never used a Katana.
@@davids9192 I have it just defeats the purpose of the video. It's like cheating because rather than having to buy a budget amp/pedals to sound like the band you're using a modelling amp with 1000s of pedals built in
That’s the entire point of modelling amps, and why they’re such great value!! I don’t want to shell out £££ on tons of pedals that I’m going to maybe use for playing one or two of my favourite Bon Jovi songs
@@JojoFryrocks, that was the reason I bought a Code25 many moons ago... I know it's not the best thing marshall did, although the idea was good, but they should've ditched the cab simulator option and put in a decent/good celestion speaker. The well known Marshall amps are within reach jcm 800, silver jub, dsl etc. It needs tweaking and you have to switch off that cab simulator and you can play.
The cab sim is only useful when you use it for recording
‘It’s is my life’ - Jon Bovi
Joe M I saw that tattoo!
Joe M hahahhaha
Riff : SHot To ThE hEaRt
Bon jovi : am i a joke to you?
Sounds ace! Can't wait for the by busting version of this
Bea, I'm sure that Bon Jovi is probably not you bag but this sounded awesome bro! Maybe it's the guitar but it sounded killer.
next time phil x is in town, ask him to stop by and shoot the 'by busting the bank' version with you guys :D
sounds like Periphery! just to see Rabea play the riffs 🤤
I like to see you guys try to do these using all the pedals etc. These Katana wonder amps make it all too easy for you
I love Bon Jovi as a band and Ritchie Sambora is the reason why I ever picked up a guitar in the first place.
But this one NEEDS some work.
But would love to see a without busting of Warren DiMartini of Ratt or Phil Collen & Vivian Campbell from Def Leppard.
You’ve been doing this show for a few years but never changed the budget. Has gear gone up in price?
I once had a 95' Fender Richie Sambora Mexican Strat, I sold it not a long time ago in favor of a blue Player Strat with 3 singles
They really called you have love a bad name "shot through the heart"😂😂😂
Excellent easy riffology, definately an excellent soundmatch!
Suprised the Captain didnt make a guest appearence on this one as a self confessed Richie fanboy.
Here's a challenge for Matt and Rabea, Sound like XXXX using a Yamaha THR. Use whatever guitar and pedals you like and then publish the amp settings. Suggest Jimmy Page, Billy Gibbons and Slash for starters! :D
Hell, how about a sounds like Rabea Massaad using a Yamaha THR!
You Guys Did Alright It was Still Rockin 👍👍🎶🎶🎸Keep Bringin It.
Loving the talk box
When the katana becomes the new dsl40. It’s like back in the day they were like “let’s use the dsl40 for everything” and now it’s the same way with the katana 😂
Perhaps consider upping the budget a bit in order to feature a wider selection of gear.
I really feel for you guys...the most interesting part is most of those hit songs are with Tim Pierce on guitar, famed session guitarist and also awesome TH-camr. He wss the guy who was on most of those guitar tracks, not Sambora, who later joined the band...but by now, I'm sure someone else had pointed this fact out. On a positive note...I have a Blackstar HT- Studio 20...awesome tube amp...glad you mentioned it, though you went with the Katana. Keep rockin' and looking forward to a Ritchie Blackmore one in the future! Love you guys! 😎🎸
Not really. Tim played on the first single, Runaway. Sambora took over after that
I hear what you're saying at 4:20
Alex Koch I saw that too 😂
Please sound like Dokken next.
Very good... Really like the new Boss Katana amp... Killing Joke by chance...?
As soon as katana was chosen all interest was lost
To be fair it is an excellent amp for them money, but it definitely feels like it's going to be the new Marshall DSL 40 for them and these rigs are basically twists on "best rig for 1500 pounds".
Richie Sambora is the greatest guitarist in the world and I’ve been waiting for this since I started watching you about two year ago. Thank you so much!
I have always thought he wasted his talent in Bon Jovi, and his solo career both during and after Bon Jovi has also been a bit underwhelming. Based on his 1980's performances his career has been disappointing.
LtCol Pulaski I have to disagree. I think is career has always been fantastic and the only reason why he is so underrated was because Bon Jovi’s main focus was always on Jon. However I do respect your opinion fully
I also believe his solo career, especially his first album Stranger in This Town is amazing. But again that’s just how I feel.
@@THEROCKLORD1 Yeah, SiTT is a great album, but great in an Eric Clapton sort of way, not a Ritchie Blackmore sort of way, and I am more of a Blackmore fan than a Clapton fan.
Richies signature guitar was a maple board, im pretty sure he used a tele a lot of the time and a load of vintage Strats.
his kramer and fender were both maple fretboard
and he used telecater on have a nice day
Great vid as usual. When you are after a valve marshall with marshall tone. Why dont you ever go for the affordable origin series? Switchable Effects loop and boost!???
I know you already had Josh Homme with QOTSA, but... what about Sound Like Kyuss?
That would be awesome!
I think this is the one instance where going with the DSL 40 and paying an extra £100 would have made a ton of difference!
I really feel like when you guys use the Katana you can try to add some more pedals to the rig. For example; even though the Katana has modulation and drive, you could blend it with a strymon mobs or sunset, or a memory man like stuff like that so it makes the sound more viable and unique. Unless the artist was really simple or literally used Boss pedals. Also, some of the new fender pedals could be cool to see! Anyway much love to you guys always look forward to Wednesday 12 PM for me in the states. Cheers!
An off-topic questions for anyone here. How much is an used Ritchie Sambora signature Fender strat (not the ESP) in your area (eg. in the UK) ? Here in my hometown the price goes through the roof (easily higher than USD 3,000 for a reasonable condition one).
There's a local rockstar here that uses the Ritchie's model regularly and people associate that guitar to him. That's the reason why it become ridiculously expensive here.
Sound like the Clash (you can both do Joe Strummer & Mick Jones)
Can you guys do a sounds like without busting on Shinedown!?
You guys killed it this time around
Can you have Matt sound like Rabea and Rabea sound like Matt? Have them pick their rigs in secret and then surprise each other with the rigs, try to imitate each other's playing, and then at the end have them play the rigs they made for each other.
Sound Like Placebo please!!!!
I've commented that on a lotof their videos, they have a very unusual sound and would be great to hear, still waiting.
A great Sounds Like because of the voice box making it sound authentic. I would love to hear how you would do Big Country with e-bow.
Guitar sound = 🤩
Why not the Fender Champion XL, that Bea said was better than the Katana in a video with Pete?
Bon Jovi are one of those bands that I would never call myself a fan, but they genuinely have so many class songs that I really like.
In other news, I once considered buying a talk-box for the sole-purpose of annoying my wife.
Please make one sound like Danish Pete and Rabea Massaad! You guys just sound awesome without having to mimic anyone's playing ;-)
Im dying on when Sound Like John Petrucci will come up in my Notifications
overrated noodling playing
sound like Dream Theater is gonna be tough, but i know matt should pick up a Musicman Bongo and Ashdown combo for John Myung's tone
and bea should go with this
Ibanez RG370
Blackstar HT Studio 20
Mesa Boogie Flux Drive or Throttle box
TC Electronic Dreamscape (if possible)
and a dunlop cry baby wah
@@KeeperOfPoops or with boss katana :D
@dcsabi1 NO! Anything but that
@@KeeperOfPoops good. But sterling MusicMan guitars wood be great too. I want this specific sounds like fot JP so bad.
Allman brothers!
who now? lol
Haynes ? Trucks ? Betts ? Allman? Peterson? Grissom .
I saw the St. Vincent on the wall and that could be a fun rig to work out
Annie is super secretive about her gear so it'll be challenging
@@KeeperOfPoops just sounds like extra fun to me
I'm curious why you never used a laney amp or does Andertons doesn't have any? There would be perfect possibilities for a 1500 pound budget. For example the IRT Studio with built-in reverb and pre-boost...
This was awesome, it was cool to see Rabea rock a talk box (also because I didn't know Andertons had them, which was really cool). Still waiting on Sound Like Ghost and The Doors (Robby Krieger), but for a bit of a U-turn so to speak how about a Sound Like K-On? It'd be interesting to see you guys try something from an animated series, plus that show has some really damn good riffs
Bea did also use the talkbox in Guns n Roses without buting
@@KeeperOfPoops Did he? It's been awhile since I watched it so I may have to go back to that one, but cool
Honestly, after you blast the hell out of the guitar PUPS with effects, effects,effects- tone wood is least of a worry. Now, the plastic density of the pot knobs is another story...
I personally think the guitar choice should be centered around the pickups rather than the guitar. I believe Richie used Dimarzio PAF Pros and Duncan JB’s for his bridge pickups. As usual tho an entertaining video!!!