@@Sadix99 That's right, I never understood why people get so obsessed about amps since the cabinet makes for about 70% of the sound. You see so many different videos comparing amps and pedals and far less about cabs.
The Mesa has more grind to it which is crazy awesome! The 5150 has a lot more gain to it. For me the go to amp for Lead guitar is the 5150. For Rhythm is going to the Badlander for the gritty rectifier distortion tones 💀
Eh, they benefit from a Tubescreamer being on for sure. I remember I used mine for rhythms on a track, and forgotten I'd turned my TS9 off, and when I listened back, I was like "There's something underwhelming about this..." It was lacking that bite that OD pedals give. Had to re-do the tracks.
@@Nick-rf5we that wasn't actually what I meant to say with my comment, but I'll tell you this: Marten Hagström said he tracked Immutable using the preamp or a 100w EVH III into a mesa roadster power amp driving EVH cabs. So I wasn't too far off with my statement.
I actually prefer the Mesa Boogie, however slightly. They're both dope, but the palm-muted chugs sound better on the Badlander. The 5150 just sounds a little brittle to me when chugging. I'd like to try panning one of each to each side - they probably sound great together.
The Badlander is just such a classic sound. It may come and go in and out of fashion from time to time, but it will be around forever. As great as the EVH sounds, I'm not sure you could say the same.
The Badlander is currently a more vintage sound vs the 5150 that is more modern. I get what you're saying. However, the 5150 will be around to stay maybe even more than the Badlander.
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Nice comparison. I own a 5150 IIIS and a Tube Screamer in front of the third channel isn’t really necessary even with the gain below 12 o‘clock. The third channel has more than enough gain stages and diode clipping. For the Badlander it makes sense to get rid of some of the bassy flubbyness. The second channel of the Stealth is really what distinguishes it from the basic 5150 III, since it’s first gain stage is the first triode of the third channel with a different coupling cap and voltage dividers following.
Tremonti does use pairs of amp. Last time i saw a stage it was a Dual Rectifier and a Diezel. Parkway Drive does use the 5150 for their base sound. But they highly modify the amp befor they capture it with the Kemper, and sadly they don't tell people what they do by now.
I've never liked dual or triple rec's. Owned each twice. Other than the old tremoverb dual that's much tighter and more Master of Puppets-ish. (Never owned only played) The badlander seems to have nailed what i had always hoped the rectifier metal tone would be
the thing about the mesa was the mids grunt and i recon it would sit better in the mix, with something to tighten the bottom end. i'm of the opinion that it's easier to take something out of a sound than to add something thats not naturally there. to me the evh was scooped and tight but lacked personality.
IMO the Mesa has plenty of natural low end that really wouldn't benefit from a resonance control, so I don't consider that a negative. The EVH benefits from it because it's a little thinner by design. With a boost, it's the opposite... the Mesa benefits more from a boost and the EVH has so much gain on tap that it doesn't need any help other than maybe to tighten it up a bit. Both are crushing but I lean towards the Mesa (own both as well as other Mesas and EVH's).
Badlander with the TS was my favorite tonally in this instance. The 5150 would be my preference if I was using a 7 string or any tuning A and below I'd probably go that route.
Definitely two different amps but I would take the EVH every time 🤘🏼 Thr Badlander needs pedals, the EVH doesn’t need anything, like Ola said.. it’s a complete package.
Literally have been researching this for the past week. Talk about a big coincidence! But I'm set on buying the Badlander. To me it seems it has a better low end sound. The EVH sounds a little thin. Thank you for this though! Love the new playlist idea!
EVH 5150 III 100w el34 & 100w stealth have a secret function. Blue gain pot effects a gain structure of red channel. Try change blue gain while you are in red channel. When pot is higher it cuts the bass and gain is stronger. When pot is lower bass are boosted and gain reduced. For almost same gain structure as 50w version or original 100w you must set blue channel gain pot on 3,5.
Through headphones listening to the video; it seemed the MESA had a bit more growl, mid seemed beefier. But I am sure anyone would be thrilled with either. 😊
One thing that jumps out at me right way as a gigging musician is the size difference. I love the compact size of the Badlander. Much easier to carry around, and it'll fit on a 24" wide 2x12 cab. I have the 50 watt version. Kinda wish I had paid a little extra for the 100 watter since they're the same size. Both these amps sound killer though. Thanks Ola!
i sold my EVH 50w stealth to get a badlander 50W...the EVH had kind of a "sterile" sound to my ears...plenty of gain but just wasn't my thing after a while...i pair the badlander with my mesa mark IV in a stereo rig with a little pepers dirty tree mixed in (TC mode) and i'm all set!!!
Having an EVH5150III 50 Stealth and a Mesa Dual Rectifier, I can't choose between those guys ! They are extremely complementary for all type of Metal stuff, even if the Mesa is more versatile. But the precision and the brutality of the EVH fits perfectly with the darker and wilder side of the Mesa... Last but not least, as Ola said, the EVH is much easier to dial with to get a very good sound while the Mesa requires a little work...
I prefer the mesa, which is interesting because the last mesa I played, I didnt like it, it wasnt very clear, kind of muddy, and I didnt have time to dial it in for something I liked, so I kind of wrote it off. It was a mark 5.
Hey Ola, love the series. Does removing tone pot/pots from the circuit make the pickups hotter, and if so is the difference really that audible. Wish you all the best in 2023, and maybe 1 mill, who knows...
I’m not Ola, sorry, but yes. Removing the pots does increase the output a little, you’ll also get more high end. You can install a blower switch on a push pull or toggle switch to bypass everything and just go straight to the output jack.
the EVH is half the price of a badlander here in europe so just a no brainer for me... but i also prefere the EVH 5150III 50w stealth and the good old much underrated roadster 🦾🦾
Badlander for me. For some reason the EVH lacks definition, when Ola is doing fast changes it just seems to get lost, whereas the badlander I can hear everything very clearly. Maybe it’s just the way Ola has it dialed in on the EVH. I’d still rather have the badlander though.
Great new series! Love it! Got an 5150III 50W Version and for rythms i use the blue channel. Just increase the gain until it becomes chunky (in my case around 11 o clock) and then Kick a TS9 with Drive at 0 and volume fully open in front of it. Adjust the TS9 tone knob up to your taste and Enjoy! :D would love to hear this settings in comparison to the badlander. Stay Heavy my Friends 🤘
#pleaserespong Choosing mic set ups, one mic or blending more than one mic together. What is your thoughts and process for this. Or do you ever blend more than one amp together?
I'd prefer the Mesa even if I was into drop tuned metal. To me it just sounds better. Maybe I'm not a big fan of the "modern" metal voicing so much. Yeah, I'm sure of it.
Im floored i thought there would be a bigger difference. It feels like the bad lander was made to handle pedals seems like it has a lot of headroom. EVH seems to pierce through more but a bit thinner.
Ola! Rectifier are both amps . you need to rectifi to get to that high voltage. diference beeing is its rectifed with a tube or solid statet what is 5150 doing. & if im not mistaken badlander now uses solid state . so its the same …
Both amps are completely viable, you'd do well to have both in your studio, but coming from someone who doesn't have any amps yet, I'd probably buy an amp from the 5150 line, just because of the sheer versatility in them. That and at least 70% of my favorite tones were made with some variation of that amp.
This is an excellent way to kick off the new series! Hope we'll see more gear comparisons in the future... lots of gear reviews out there but not as many videos putting similar products head to head to decide the absolute best :). Loved it, can't wait for more!
hello Ola!! I really enjoy your videos. if you have some time to spare i would like to learn your opinion about engl ironball se peavy 6505 or invective and prs mt15. Which one would you prefer for metal
The election go to depend of you are looking for, both amps are amazing. Me, I would choose the badlander, because I like so much the sound of rectifier and you can get amazing sound with a good equalization in the channels.
Ola ! Would like to see how you record. The process ( short version). Going from either tube amp or plug-in's. Also what new interfaces do you think are good for less than $1000. Avid, Universal Audio, Apogee and etc. Maybe a 2023 in-depth studio desk review?? Thanks again for the great content !!
Cool Video, Thanks Ola excellent playing, I have both amps but Mesa Badlander through Mesa Cabinets V 30's and the EVH 5150 IIIS through the EVH Cabs & Greenbacks, there's the difference and how I think they sound the best and different.
Badlander for me, sounds more balanced overall. The 5150 III's pre-gain shaping boosts the high mids a bit too much, and the final tone sounds a tad blanketed.
I feel like the Badlander sounds better when sitting and playing alone, but would be muddy in a mix unless certain low-end frequencies are carved out. The EVH doesn't sound quite as good by itself, but the tighter low end would probably work quite well in a mix with a bass present.
Imo the 5150 is a bit to saturated for rhythms, but I think it would sound great for leads. The rectifier is the kinda tone I think of when I think a chugging rhythm tone
Great Respongse 🤘the Mesa Badlander 25 lunchbox is on my buy list… I have the EVH 5150III stealth LBX and love it ❤️ awesome video Ola 🤘🔥🤘 I think both amps sound awesome in their own ways 🤘🔥🤘
I stopped by a guitar center near my brother's house a few weeks ago, and they had both a Badlander and a 5150 Iconic. They rarely have any tube amps beyond the standard fender stuff. Anyway, the Badlander had like no gain. I was confused, I thought the whole point of the Badlander was that it was a Dual Rec that didn't need a boost. I ended liking the Iconic quite a bit more.
Is it possible that the talk mice was not muted while playing or a norther second room mic was active? The Amp tones are both sounding a bit like there is a Flanger included to my ears. But nice new segment by the way!
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Mesa had that guttural grunt. Brutal.
EVH has the glassy modern attack. Another flavor of brutal.
Guttural is definitively the right keyword here. Reminds me of the Savage 120 in the character.
Perfect description!🤘
Together they would be amazing
is it me or the badlander sounds like a boosted krank revolution?
Exactly
Love this new series. Having the opportunity to have a dedicated video from a professional? This is just another level of greatness.
Not a massive tone shift between them and once the TS-808 was engaged I'd be lying by saying I could distinguish who's who. Great video series!
that's because 2 amps on one same will sound very similar... want a massive change ? same amp, different cabinet (speaker).
@@Sadix99 That's right, I never understood why people get so obsessed about amps since the cabinet makes for about 70% of the sound. You see so many different videos comparing amps and pedals and far less about cabs.
Yeah just get a Harley Benton cab loaded with DV77’s and a decent amp and you are slaying!!😁
That Mesa was crushing! Really thick sounding. For the same price, I'd go Badlander every day between those two.
Same here!
@vagabondlars Yeah that Badlander is nasty!🤘
esp with the evh now using even thinner and thinner pcb's.
The Mesa has more grind to it which is crazy awesome! The 5150 has a lot more gain to it. For me the go to amp for Lead guitar is the 5150. For Rhythm is going to the Badlander for the gritty rectifier distortion tones 💀
The Badlander is the one I would want just sounds more like what I would want
That EVH is basically "instant meshuggah" I love it! Badlander sounds thick and perfect for boosting, while the IIIs doesn't need one IMO.
Eh, they benefit from a Tubescreamer being on for sure. I remember I used mine for rhythms on a track, and forgotten I'd turned my TS9 off, and when I listened back, I was like "There's something underwhelming about this..." It was lacking that bite that OD pedals give. Had to re-do the tracks.
@@Nick-rf5we that wasn't actually what I meant to say with my comment, but I'll tell you this: Marten Hagström said he tracked Immutable using the preamp or a 100w EVH III into a mesa roadster power amp driving EVH cabs. So I wasn't too far off with my statement.
I actually prefer the Mesa Boogie, however slightly. They're both dope, but the palm-muted chugs sound better on the Badlander. The 5150 just sounds a little brittle to me when chugging.
I'd like to try panning one of each to each side - they probably sound great together.
The Badlander is just such a classic sound. It may come and go in and out of fashion from time to time, but it will be around forever. As great as the EVH sounds, I'm not sure you could say the same.
Yes. Yes we could say the same.
Considering how long the 5150 has been around…you can definitely say the same.
Sorry I don't get this comment... The 5150 and its variations have been widely popular for a loooong time. So yes, you could say the same very easily
The Badlander is currently a more vintage sound vs the 5150 that is more modern. I get what you're saying. However, the 5150 will be around to stay maybe even more than the Badlander.
@@Aggrovious Agreed
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Nice comparison. I own a 5150 IIIS and a Tube Screamer in front of the third channel isn’t really necessary even with the gain below 12 o‘clock. The third channel has more than enough gain stages and diode clipping. For the Badlander it makes sense to get rid of some of the bassy flubbyness. The second channel of the Stealth is really what distinguishes it from the basic 5150 III, since it’s first gain stage is the first triode of the third channel with a different coupling cap and voltage dividers following.
Is it just me or is there a weird slap back, doubling sound?
yeah it’s just that the room mic is too loud
I'd like to hear both simultaneously on a track, that'd be a SERIOUSLY thick sound
I use a Badlander in a stereo setup with a Victory Super Kraken and it's thick as hell.
Tremonti does use pairs of amp. Last time i saw a stage it was a Dual Rectifier and a Diezel.
Parkway Drive does use the 5150 for their base sound. But they highly modify the amp befor they capture it with the Kemper, and sadly they don't tell people what they do by now.
Mesa Badlander was 🔥🔥🔥 found the high end had more bite and the overall notes more attack.
I've never liked dual or triple rec's. Owned each twice. Other than the old tremoverb dual that's much tighter and more Master of Puppets-ish. (Never owned only played)
The badlander seems to have nailed what i had always hoped the rectifier metal tone would be
I have a Badlander 100 and it’s super percussive. I love it. And it takes boost very well.
the thing about the mesa was the mids grunt and i recon it would sit better in the mix, with something to tighten the bottom end. i'm of the opinion that it's easier to take something out of a sound than to add something thats not naturally there. to me the evh was scooped and tight but lacked personality.
IMO the Mesa has plenty of natural low end that really wouldn't benefit from a resonance control, so I don't consider that a negative. The EVH benefits from it because it's a little thinner by design. With a boost, it's the opposite... the Mesa benefits more from a boost and the EVH has so much gain on tap that it doesn't need any help other than maybe to tighten it up a bit. Both are crushing but I lean towards the Mesa (own both as well as other Mesas and EVH's).
I always love that Rectifier sound. But the attack on that EVH really hits hard for the modern feel.
In my band I play a Mesa (rhythm). Lead plays a 6505. Sound good together
Badlander with the TS was my favorite tonally in this instance. The 5150 would be my preference if I was using a 7 string or any tuning A and below I'd probably go that route.
Both sound good but I like the mesa,just a bit brighter to my ears.
That Mesa can be inserted into modern music, np. Much more open with a wider dynamic / tonal range and without that narrow *squawk* of the 5150.
Definitely two different amps but I would take the EVH every time 🤘🏼 Thr Badlander needs pedals, the EVH doesn’t need anything, like Ola said.. it’s a complete package.
Literally have been researching this for the past week. Talk about a big coincidence! But I'm set on buying the Badlander. To me it seems it has a better low end sound. The EVH sounds a little thin. Thank you for this though! Love the new playlist idea!
The blue channel on the 5150 might have been a better comparison against the badlander.
I prefer the rawness of the mesa it would also cut through a band mix well
EVH 5150 III 100w el34 & 100w stealth have a secret function. Blue gain pot effects a gain structure of red channel. Try change blue gain while you are in red channel. When pot is higher it cuts the bass and gain is stronger. When pot is lower bass are boosted and gain reduced. For almost same gain structure as 50w version or original 100w you must set blue channel gain pot on 3,5.
A definite unheard of little secret with these for sure, he’ll even I forgot about it almost!
Never really liked Mesa but in this case i would surely chose the Mesa as it sounds more mean to my ear.
I prefer the sound of the mesa badlander, probably because I dont listen to a lot of modern metal though
Through headphones listening to the video; it seemed the MESA had a bit more growl, mid seemed beefier. But I am sure anyone would be thrilled with either. 😊
Exactly, to me the Badlander had more grittiness/rawness which I preferred over the EVH
I've been on an early 2000s kick lately and the Badlander would do perfectly.
I'm a huge 5150 fan.. But for some reason I'm digging that Mesa more between the two!!!!
It's what happens when fender buys a company they ruin it and it sounds like dog shit.
@@TheThingThatShouldNotBe I own an original 5150.. amazing amp.. idk why but that new Mesa sounds fukn crushing!!!! I think im gonna go try one out..
Original as in the peavey?
@@TheThingThatShouldNotBe yes sir!!!! The OG.. I believe it's from 95..
Now that brings me back!!!! Take my upvote
One thing that jumps out at me right way as a gigging musician is the size difference. I love the compact size of the Badlander. Much easier to carry around, and it'll fit on a 24" wide 2x12 cab. I have the 50 watt version. Kinda wish I had paid a little extra for the 100 watter since they're the same size. Both these amps sound killer though. Thanks Ola!
Both are awesome, but I really like the responsiveness of the Mesa Badlander.
i sold my EVH 50w stealth to get a badlander 50W...the EVH had kind of a "sterile" sound to my ears...plenty of gain but just wasn't my thing after a while...i pair the badlander with my mesa mark IV in a stereo rig with a little pepers dirty tree mixed in (TC mode) and i'm all set!!!
Between these two and the way they were dialed in this video, I actually prefer the Mesa
Both of them sound great and have their place. If I could only have one I'd take the EVH.
Having an EVH5150III 50 Stealth and a Mesa Dual Rectifier, I can't choose between those guys ! They are extremely complementary for all type of Metal stuff, even if the Mesa is more versatile. But the precision and the brutality of the EVH fits perfectly with the darker and wilder side of the Mesa... Last but not least, as Ola said, the EVH is much easier to dial with to get a very good sound while the Mesa requires a little work...
Either one will do the job.
my God... both of them are gold
My ears like the MESA here, good demo Ola!
I prefer the mesa, which is interesting because the last mesa I played, I didnt like it, it wasnt very clear, kind of muddy, and I didnt have time to dial it in for something I liked, so I kind of wrote it off. It was a mark 5.
Hey Ola, love the series. Does removing tone pot/pots from the circuit make the pickups hotter, and if so is the difference really that audible. Wish you all the best in 2023, and maybe 1 mill, who knows...
I’m not Ola, sorry, but yes. Removing the pots does increase the output a little, you’ll also get more high end. You can install a blower switch on a push pull or toggle switch to bypass everything and just go straight to the output jack.
I gotta say, I actually dig the badlander. Something just guttural about the way it sounds and I want it
I really like the MESA tone. non boosted.
I liked the Badlander, without the TS, a lot. Not so much the EVH. However, I liked the EVH with the TS a lot better than the Badlander with the TS.
the EVH is half the price of a badlander here in europe so just a no brainer for me... but i also prefere the EVH 5150III 50w stealth and the good old much underrated roadster 🦾🦾
Badlander for me. For some reason the EVH lacks definition, when Ola is doing fast changes it just seems to get lost, whereas the badlander I can hear everything very clearly. Maybe it’s just the way Ola has it dialed in on the EVH. I’d still rather have the badlander though.
I like the way that the Mesa sounds in this video but usually I prefer the 5150. Usually the 5150 sounds tighter I think.
Seriously that badlander my new favorite amp
I feel the Badlander is the more pleasing sound to my ears. I hate my 5150 and love my Mesa F50. Just my 2 cents
Great new series! Love it!
Got an 5150III 50W Version and for rythms i use the blue channel. Just increase the gain until it becomes chunky (in my case around 11 o clock) and then Kick a TS9 with Drive at 0 and volume fully open in front of it. Adjust the TS9 tone knob up to your taste and Enjoy! :D would love to hear this settings in comparison to the badlander. Stay Heavy my Friends 🤘
I prefer that badlands, that thing is sick!
No question for me, the Badlander.
Yeah, interesting, I'm also drawn more to the Badlander sound here...
I had the EVH IIIS and sold it to get the Badlander 100w, it has a more gut wrenching punch. No regrets!
The EVH just because I think it sounds just way angrier and nastier. The badlander still sounds dope though and would still be stoked to have one.
#pleaserespong
Choosing mic set ups, one mic or blending more than one mic together.
What is your thoughts and process for this. Or do you ever blend more than one amp together?
Please Respong! Best heavy tone. Hesu Demon vs Eminence DV-77.
The new series is of to a good start! great video
Respong!
I'd prefer the Mesa even if I was into drop tuned metal. To me it just sounds better. Maybe I'm not a big fan of the "modern" metal voicing so much. Yeah, I'm sure of it.
Badlander sounds like the world is ending neatly. 5150 sounds like the world is ending up in chaos.
Im floored i thought there would be a bigger difference. It feels like the bad lander was made to handle pedals seems like it has a lot of headroom. EVH seems to pierce through more but a bit thinner.
The Testament-riffs sounded best on the Mesa (to my ears). But that's possibly a given :D
Ola! Rectifier are both amps . you need to rectifi to get to that high voltage. diference beeing is its rectifed with a tube or solid statet what is 5150 doing.
& if im not mistaken badlander now uses solid state . so its the same …
Both amps are completely viable, you'd do well to have both in your studio, but coming from someone who doesn't have any amps yet, I'd probably buy an amp from the 5150 line, just because of the sheer versatility in them. That and at least 70% of my favorite tones were made with some variation of that amp.
I dig my 5150, great for gigs, it’s as heavy as a small car, thankfully for caster wheels. But an excellent amp.
This is an excellent way to kick off the new series! Hope we'll see more gear comparisons in the future... lots of gear reviews out there but not as many videos putting similar products head to head to decide the absolute best :). Loved it, can't wait for more!
Mesa for me (if I could afford it) EVH sounds much thinner and compressed to my ear
luv the rec! seems tighter.🤘🤘🤘
Mesa has more pick attack separation of notes
Love the classic amp/gear reviews. The good stuff not just the new stuff 😊
The difference is so small & insignificant through my Samsung Galaxy's speaker. I wish I could tell. Both sound fine.
Everywhere is on about the new katana artist mk2 . Can you do one of these shootouts with one please 🤘🏻
hello Ola!! I really enjoy your videos. if you have some time to spare i would like to learn your opinion about engl ironball se peavy 6505 or invective and prs mt15. Which one would you prefer for metal
The election go to depend of you are looking for, both amps are amazing.
Me, I would choose the badlander, because I like so much the sound of rectifier and you can get amazing sound with a good equalization in the channels.
Ola ! Would like to see how you record. The process ( short version). Going from either tube amp or plug-in's.
Also what new interfaces do you think are good for less than $1000. Avid, Universal Audio, Apogee and etc. Maybe a 2023 in-depth studio desk review??
Thanks again for the great content !!
one in right channel, other in left channel. Amazing combination for recording
Badlander sounds more crushing..Thicker sounding
TS into Badlander or 5150 just on it's own, 5150with no OD is my preference because it's more grindy.
Cool Video, Thanks Ola excellent playing, I have both amps but Mesa Badlander through Mesa Cabinets V 30's and the EVH 5150 IIIS through the EVH Cabs & Greenbacks, there's the difference and how I think they sound the best and different.
Badlander for me, sounds more balanced overall. The 5150 III's pre-gain shaping boosts the high mids a bit too much, and the final tone sounds a tad blanketed.
I'd like to a comparison between the Badlander and the Dual Rectifier... Which one to buy if you had to choose?
Yes to both of them. Killer riffs Ola!!
I’ve got a badlander and paired it with the mudkiller and wow amazing combo
Ola, I'd love to see how YOU dial in a SLO100 with or without maybe a TS808. RESPONG!
I feel like the Badlander sounds better when sitting and playing alone, but would be muddy in a mix unless certain low-end frequencies are carved out. The EVH doesn't sound quite as good by itself, but the tighter low end would probably work quite well in a mix with a bass present.
That EVH just BARKS, so much more girth and brutality!
I prefer the Badlander... more note and tone, the 5150 III has too much pick/string attack for my liking.
Imo the 5150 is a bit to saturated for rhythms, but I think it would sound great for leads. The rectifier is the kinda tone I think of when I think a chugging rhythm tone
Great Respongse 🤘the Mesa Badlander 25 lunchbox is on my buy list… I have the EVH 5150III stealth LBX and love it ❤️ awesome video Ola 🤘🔥🤘
I think both amps sound awesome in their own ways 🤘🔥🤘
This is like FAQ on steroids, really like it!
I stopped by a guitar center near my brother's house a few weeks ago, and they had both a Badlander and a 5150 Iconic. They rarely have any tube amps beyond the standard fender stuff. Anyway, the Badlander had like no gain. I was confused, I thought the whole point of the Badlander was that it was a Dual Rec that didn't need a boost. I ended liking the Iconic quite a bit more.
Ok that's what we need next time: Guttural amps, Badlander vs Savage 120
I think I like the mesa one more it just has a lot more of a crunch to it and the evh has to much of that metallic clank in the chug for me.
Yes it chugs 🤘
Cool new series! Both sounded great. I could see/hear both together in a band setting.
Is it possible that the talk mice was not muted while playing or a norther second room mic was active? The Amp tones are both sounding a bit like there is a Flanger included to my ears.
But nice new segment by the way!
Hi Ola! I'd like to know how you make your awesome musical intros. Which vst's are you using and how do you mix them? Please Respong!