Joe is the most beautiful, talented guitarist on our planet. My ears, mind, body and soul have benefited beyond measure by the blessing of his music and humble attitude. All of it infectious. My favorite musician and guitarist now and forever. 🎸🎶🙏🏼🙂
I played in a band where the lead guitarist used a 5150. After every show, every guitar player in the audience would always come up and want to know more about the amp. It was our sound, and we sounded great.
I’m still a year into owning this and honestly, I’m still in the honeymoon period. I’ve tried the other amp on offer, but I keep coming back to this one. Y’all nailed it out of the park and then some!
I'm not a guitarist, but I love music all types. Since the 1st time I listened to your song the forgotten part 2 I've been amazed by the soul the passion and the feeling that comes through without words. If you have ever lost someone that you loved more than life it's self,and you listen you will understand what I'm saying. The greatest rock instrumental song ever.
I once heard Ed say something to the effect that he viewed the VH records as his “solo albums” as it were. I can definitely see that. I personally always wanted to see Ed do an instrumental album with just him, but after hearing him say that, I understood better.
Eddie was great and a giant inspiration but he wasn’t wired to do a G3. Evh wasn’t diverse enough to go side by side with the shred heads. He had one sound and a limited bag of tricks that he repeated over and over in all his albums.
@@tradbowseven eddie had a lot of different guitar sounds. His guitar sounds different on all albums. Its true that after 1984ish he started repeating his licks. But lets face it. He stopped practising after 1981. He partied and recorded riffs in the studio. Guys like Vai and Satriani had a disciplin towards practising. Steve Vai aimed at being the best. EVH didnt do that.
I remember playing the 1st generation 5150. I was a kid. My buddy and I went to the music store as soon as it landed and plugged in. We were both dropped jaw. Just like Satch..
King Edward has solidified his genius in the best of guitarist. I remember Edward was listening to satch boogie during a interview and he stated that joe had a lil VH in him.
That's because the only way to make a 5150 sound good was to play it wide open. I had the original 5150 2x12 combo, thinking you could make the smaller version work in a bar-band setting. You couldn't. The hiss was unbearable and the amp wouldn't sing until it was at a paint-peeling decibel level. I'm sure if you're playing an arena it sounds great. It just wasn't practical for weekend warrior types. 🤷♂️
the 5150 does have the richest tone it's been my favorite amp since it came out . I got my first one back in 97 switched from a jcm 800 .i wish I still had those original amps . I've got a 6505 that I love and a reissue 800 that rocks but that old Marshall and peavey had an almost magical sound . maybe it's just the way I remember it but anyways the 5150 has really taken tone to the next level . and don't get me started on the 7 string ibanez those two pieces of gear have made guitar so interesting hats off to eddie and Steve via for pushing limits and taking rock guitar to new heights.
So wierd i had a dream of Joe last night playing at a random venue and everyone had to leave early including him to get the last train home...But he was playing a white custom special ibanez almost like Steve's guitar but with the handle in the body. Its was wierd he played fours songs and left.
It's a Saldano to a point. Then it becomes 5150. I understand now. Going on the cabs, I feel the slant cab(with lynchbacks and creambacks on the bottom gets you a sound that seems to break up a little bit easier on the ears.
There's interviews and sources that say that EVH left Peavey and started his own brand because he didn't want the in house competition of the brand new Peavey JSX. It's funny that Joe loves the 5150, but also caused its relocation(to an extent. Ed needed his own company in my opinion)
Because he is now Marshall player again with his signature JVM model. I don’t think he could reference his name attached to the discontinued Peavey product.
Having a 5150 and a jsx the jsx is just a bit more... Magical. The jsx sings. The 5150 sounds like the hot rodded Marshal of most people's dreams. But the sustain on the JSX is just better.
You can get a Block Letter 5150 for dirt cheap and they're killer amps. I don't understand how that is. I have both a Marshall JCM 800 2203 and a mint Peavey Block Letter 5150, and I have more fun playing the 5150. Hell with those 4k plus boutique amps. A 5150 or JCM 800 with a good OD and nothing beats them.
it took me about a month to find my sound on a 5150. the eq is so sensitive and every setting is so dynamic you change one thing and other things change. super interesting sound. the power amp is where most of the tone comes from it has a very dark and aggressive punchy sound that's warm and fat. just a little less aggressive than i would like but overall a great amp. i use the low input and gain on something like 3 and i get the richest edge of breakup classic rock tone ever. this am can do classic rock medium gain but you have to throttle it back a lot. once you start pulling back the gain on this amp it really starts to shine. try it sometime. pull back that resonance too. let this amp breathe and see what it can do. its not just a metal amp.
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Never ages,,lovely Guy and the best instrumental guitarist of all time,,shredding for the same of it is for me pretty boring,,,but when it's wrapped up in great well written tracks it becomes tineless,, flying in a blue dream e,g ,,if you've never been to a satch gig ? You must !
I have a Joe's model Peavy JSX. Not my number one amp but still great & fat as hell sounding. I've heard the 6505 is basically a 5150 just different number. I've seen several amp shoot outs & the 6505 always wins.
Sold mine way too cheap to buy a motor for my car. I always regretted it. They were so affordable back then. A bunch of greedy ghouls selling them now.
I thought the slant cabs were first made because Pete Townsend of The Who couldn't hear himself on stage over the crowd so he had two of the four speakers made facing up to head level. At least I don't think it was for purely aesthetic reasons.
@@coldacre True that those are a couple of factors in the equation, but that's not all of it. You can eat right and exercise and still age rapidly! Genetics also play a part, but thanks for your expert advice. Everyone is a Critic, but a select few like yourself are total experts lol-smh.
@@mannyfragoza9652 it’s the exact same schematic... it was only changed to 6505 because Eddie left his partnership with peavey and took the name with him. Peavey just needed a new name to call it so they chose 6505 because it happened to be the anniversary date 1965-2005 I own a last year model 5150 mk1 from 2004 . They both sound amazing.
@@mannyfragoza9652 you’re welcome ☺️ early on in the first year they were made as what is referred to as the “Block Logo” EVH but the EVH letter were switched to Eddies actual signature on front silver plate. People think BLOCK LETTER were “ better” BUT IT WAS JUST A RESULT of peavey using cheaper tubes. They switched from JJ to Ruby tubes. Same amp though. 5150=6505 ... 5150ii = 6505+ hope this helps!
RIP Eddie Van Halen, thank you for the 5150 and all the innovation in the craft we love
It felt really bad he died the same day I was trying out the awesome Van51 amp from GR6.
Eddie gave us dime. Dime gave us a good time. Long live rock & roll
Joe is the most beautiful, talented guitarist on our planet. My ears, mind, body and soul have benefited beyond measure by the blessing of his music and humble attitude. All of it infectious. My favorite musician and guitarist now and forever. 🎸🎶🙏🏼🙂
I played in a band where the lead guitarist used a 5150. After every show, every guitar player in the audience would always come up and want to know more about the amp. It was our sound, and we sounded great.
EVH - G.O.A.T 👑 🎸
What a laid back cool dude.
I used to run a 5150 block into a Marshall 1960 straight cab. (Gibson Les Paul Standard) Best Tone Ever. (too me)
Joe is always a real Master and the kindest guy.
RIP King EVH....my music man forever.....💖
I’m still a year into owning this and honestly, I’m still in the honeymoon period. I’ve tried the other amp on offer, but I keep coming back to this one. Y’all nailed it out of the park and then some!
I'm not a guitarist, but I love music all types. Since the 1st time I listened to your song the forgotten part 2 I've been amazed by the soul the passion and the feeling that comes through without words. If you have ever lost someone that you loved more than life it's self,and you listen you will understand what I'm saying. The greatest rock instrumental song ever.
Joe is always gracious, no ego. Too bad Eddie didn't play on a G3 concert tour.
I once heard Ed say something to the effect that he viewed the VH records as his “solo albums” as it were. I can definitely see that. I personally always wanted to see Ed do an instrumental album with just him, but after hearing him say that, I understood better.
Eddie was great and a giant inspiration but he wasn’t wired to do a G3. Evh wasn’t diverse enough to go side by side with the shred heads. He had one sound and a limited bag of tricks that he repeated over and over in all his albums.
@@tradbowseven eddie had a lot of different guitar sounds. His guitar sounds different on all albums.
Its true that after 1984ish he started repeating his licks. But lets face it. He stopped practising after 1981. He partied and recorded riffs in the studio. Guys like Vai and Satriani had a disciplin towards practising.
Steve Vai aimed at being the best. EVH didnt do that.
@@mgradiant Steve vai ask to EVH why he not had his own solo album, and the answer of EVH was, VH is my solo album
@@tradbowseven you're saying it like Eddie was a one trick pony - he wasn't, listen to the Rhythm stuff of OU812 and then we talk.
I could listen to Joe talk about music and gear all damn day.
I remember playing the 1st generation 5150. I was a kid. My buddy and I went to the music store as soon as it landed and plugged in. We were both dropped jaw. Just like Satch..
Almost half a year old video, 500 likes and no dislikes? That's called success.
King Edward has solidified his genius in the best of guitarist. I remember Edward was listening to satch boogie during a interview and he stated that joe had a lil VH in him.
Joe you are fantastic. Thanks, Vai and thanks Eddie Van Halen....
Satriani, such a happening and cool dude.
It cracks me up that bedroom players rip on the original 5150, yet players like Satriani love it.
That's because the only way to make a 5150 sound good was to play it wide open. I had the original 5150 2x12 combo, thinking you could make the smaller version work in a bar-band setting. You couldn't. The hiss was unbearable and the amp wouldn't sing until it was at a paint-peeling decibel level. I'm sure if you're playing an arena it sounds great. It just wasn't practical for weekend warrior types. 🤷♂️
Imagine being on a zoom call with Joe Satriani!
Joe idol...
the 5150 does have the richest tone it's been my favorite amp since it came out . I got my first one back in 97 switched from a jcm 800 .i wish I still had those original amps . I've got a 6505 that I love and a reissue 800 that rocks but that old Marshall and peavey had an almost magical sound . maybe it's just the way I remember it but anyways the 5150 has really taken tone to the next level . and don't get me started on the 7 string ibanez those two pieces of gear have made guitar so interesting hats off to eddie and Steve via for pushing limits and taking rock guitar to new heights.
It would've been so awesome had Eddie got to play on a G3 tour.
I wish i would've never sold my block letter head.. but i did keep my 1st yr 5150 combo
interesting he does not talk about this JSX amp?
Seems like such a decent feller and down to earth. refreshing.
The jvm does not work for me either, untill js fixed up his version up with built in mods. Great amp.
I have one (JS Signature) and I always liked it. I've lusted for a Diezel for years and finally got a VH2 and rarely play the Marshall anymore.
Joe always comes across as a great guy. Who downvoted this? 🤣🤣👍🏻👍🏻
Joe is the man soo cool
6506 = 5150 minus the phase inversion. They are insane sounding in person.
So wierd i had a dream of Joe last night playing at a random venue and everyone had to leave early including him to get the last train home...But he was playing a white custom special ibanez almost like Steve's guitar but with the handle in the body. Its was wierd he played fours songs and left.
It's a Saldano to a point. Then it becomes 5150.
I understand now.
Going on the cabs, I feel the slant cab(with lynchbacks and creambacks on the bottom gets you a sound that seems to break up a little bit easier on the ears.
Amplitube with Satch JVM, so in essence of SJ50 (based of 5150) is like his JSX !!!
There's interviews and sources that say that EVH left Peavey and started his own brand because he didn't want the in house competition of the brand new Peavey JSX. It's funny that Joe loves the 5150, but also caused its relocation(to an extent. Ed needed his own company in my opinion)
Peavey been putting out great Amps for Decades, Very Unique, there under rated......
@@mattwhite9823 Peavey is not underrated.
I wonder why Joe dropped the JSX and didn't add it to this program? The JSX is a sweet amp.
Because he is now Marshall player again with his signature JVM model. I don’t think he could reference his name attached to the discontinued Peavey product.
Wasn't that 5150 basically aSaldano amp
Yes. .with a resonance knob
And the Saldano is basically a hot rodded marshall.
@@MichaelHemotoxin And the Marshall is a fender bass man
BEST. AMP. EVER.
joe satriani without glasses ... Now I can die in peace
Having a 5150 and a jsx the jsx is just a bit more... Magical. The jsx sings. The 5150 sounds like the hot rodded Marshal of most people's dreams. But the sustain on the JSX is just better.
Because Joe knows great tone...
You can get a Block Letter 5150 for dirt cheap and they're killer amps. I don't understand how that is. I have both a Marshall JCM 800 2203 and a mint Peavey Block Letter 5150, and I have more fun playing the 5150. Hell with those 4k plus boutique amps. A 5150 or JCM 800 with a good OD and nothing beats them.
Great story.
What about his JSX???
it took me about a month to find my sound on a 5150. the eq is so sensitive and every setting is so dynamic you change one thing and other things change. super interesting sound. the power amp is where most of the tone comes from it has a very dark and aggressive punchy sound that's warm and fat. just a little less aggressive than i would like but overall a great amp. i use the low input and gain on something like 3 and i get the richest edge of breakup classic rock tone ever. this am can do classic rock medium gain but you have to throttle it back a lot. once you start pulling back the gain on this amp it really starts to shine. try it sometime. pull back that resonance too. let this amp breathe and see what it can do. its not just a metal amp.
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Never ages,,lovely Guy and the best instrumental guitarist of all time,,shredding for the same of it is for me pretty boring,,,but when it's wrapped up in great well written tracks it becomes tineless,, flying in a blue dream e,g ,,if you've never been to a satch gig ? You must !
Who else didn’t notice the guy in the top right corner talking until 2 min 40 sec?
I preferred his jsx.... probably peavey's best amp ever
Hope Joe talks about the pedals next!
We'll get there :)
ikmultimedia Right on!
It's incredible....and a little creepy....Joe looks the same as he did 25-30 years ago🤔😆
is that a zillion guitar straps hanging on the walls?
Does Satch ever age? Seems not!
Dompt a 5150 and ure a king !
I have a Joe's model Peavy JSX. Not my number one amp but still great & fat as hell sounding. I've heard the 6505 is basically a 5150 just different number. I've seen several amp shoot outs & the 6505 always wins.
Sold mine way too cheap to buy a motor for my car. I always regretted it. They were so affordable back then. A bunch of greedy ghouls selling them now.
So what is the SJ50? Just a rebrand of the 5150?
Funny I thought this was a look at joe's new amp... But it was just about Eddie's. Lol
The SJ50 is a model of Joe's own 5150.
I've seen him talk about 5150 and JVM. Does he talk about Rockman too? Can't find the video.
We're getting there...
@@ikmultimedia would be cool to see more Rockman stuff offered.
@@user-qr7ee2cp4y I want to see an affordable Rockman ... from Joyo or someone.
I thought the slant cabs were first made because Pete Townsend of The Who couldn't hear himself on stage over the crowd so he had two of the four speakers made facing up to head level. At least I don't think it was for purely aesthetic reasons.
The 5150 just does not have the Marshall mids for me, lots of gain but you need a wall of them to cut through.
The soldano SLO cuts. Which is what this amp was based around. It’s an amp I’d never let go of..
cool
Is he cold? 2 sock hats. Is that intentional?
toca nda
This man does not age, he looks like he's in his thirties!
eating healthy & exercise. its not complicated :)
@@coldacre True that those are a couple of factors in the equation, but that's not all of it. You can eat right and exercise and still age rapidly! Genetics also play a part, but thanks for your expert advice. Everyone is a Critic, but a select few like yourself are total experts lol-smh.
Vegetarian
@@fernandoreynaaguilar1438 I think he eats Meat again , He was a vegan at one point .
@@coldacre and if you're going bald - shave your head
some say the 6505 is even better
It’s not
@@hardrockrelics2157 who are you?
@@mannyfragoza9652 it’s the exact same schematic... it was only changed to 6505 because Eddie left his partnership with peavey and took the name with him. Peavey just needed a new name to call it so they chose 6505 because it happened to be the anniversary date 1965-2005 I own a last year model 5150 mk1 from 2004 . They both sound amazing.
@@hardrockrelics2157 ok thank you for that i had no idea they was both the same inside
@@mannyfragoza9652 you’re welcome ☺️ early on in the first year they were made as what is referred to as the “Block Logo” EVH but the EVH letter were switched to Eddies actual signature on front silver plate. People think BLOCK LETTER were “ better” BUT IT WAS JUST A RESULT of peavey using cheaper tubes. They switched from JJ to Ruby tubes. Same amp though. 5150=6505 ... 5150ii = 6505+ hope this helps!