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I had a terrible ground loop within my pedal board and mixer in my home studio ! Just couldn't get rid of it so I had to use a gate but it was not a great idea ! Then I remember a friend had told me ages ago to cut the earth at one end of the audio cable so there was only the signal without the ground connected at one end of the cables ! The hum completely vanished ! Cheapest and easiest method by far ! PS I didnt cut the mains ground cable ! I did it on the audio cables input ! The output audio is still grounded ! DS
Doesn’t sound great. I don’t know if it’s the pedal or the active pickups…. Plus, you didn’t play any of the pedal tone low notes. Kinda hard to tell without that lower end.
Their locking trem is awesome too. But the floating locking nut sucks because it was designed so that you didn't have to alter a vintage Strat. I don't care about that so I combine the Super-Vee locking trem with Floyd locking nut and it puts any other locking trem system to shame.
I think that the mg 10 is a great amp for a beginner because a beginner needs to focus more on their actual playing and less on fiddling with their different amp settings.
I have also worked with a lot of pedal combination's, but i find the ISP should be in front, as the guitar 60 hum and noise with make it worse threw distortion pedals then after just a hint to try !
i had the 100 watt head and 100 watt 212 both were awesome. get rid of the speaker and its a totally different animal. Blew my marshall jcm 2000 away without pedals. its a sleeper amp. with celestion gt 12 75 watt speakers it's a beast. VK speaker is vintage voiced. Can do blues country, blues rock, and metal. Good all around amp.
Well, since 'Mister Algo Rithm" has sent me back here, I'll leave a comment. The Marshall MG 15g sounds like a good solid state representation of the 'Marshall Sound,' much like Fender's solid state amps do the same for their sound. But Marshall does a far better job at cleans than Fender does at distortion.
All the reviews are like people sitting in their bedroom I don't know how to dial it in but when you watch a review like this that dials it in you're like oh shit...
Great demo, thanks. The auxiliary inputs are very handy (if it behaves the same as on my Orange Crush 35 rt). They are like having another channel. So for example when I plug in my Roland groove box the controls on the amp including volume have no effect on the sounds from the groovebox. So you control them from the groovebox itself. You can plug in a mixer even so the amp is a mini pa. I gave my Orange crush away and this looks like a good replacement. I would however miss the built in tuner and the effects loop.
I don’t like weight and weight has nothing to do with sustain. Sustain only depends on two things , one and most important is string vibration this is impacted by tension and freedom of movement, second is pickups the higher output the more it captures the string movement. Wood is just a platform.
Can you calibrate the pitch on this tuner? My only issue with the waza tuner is it needs the option for calibration if they're charge as much as a Petersen tuner, which is apparently the Cadillac of tuners.
I have the head 100w version of this and its a metal monster. Don't use it anymore like I used to!! But it is quite furious. Mesa quality. Hard to beat.
I know you would get massive more headroom cranking, the master volume, but with the volume down on the JHS does it really produce power amp sag? Thanks for the video!
I have had one of these for about 10 years. I love the concept, the design, pickup choice, hardware, all great - however, the basic Made in Mexico build quality is poor. The neck has warped multiple times and has the stability of a pool noodle. When new, I had to have it completely defretted, neck sanded back, re-fretted and levelled to get it playable (over $400 by a reputable luthier) and it is still problematic.
I received mine today and it ROCKS!!! • High quality volume pot • Very well made • Dimed my Marshall DSL100H and could turn the volume all the way quiet, crank it to full & ears bleed 🩸 • No buzz or him or noise • Great high gain sound quality Awesome investment
Because you played Gojira I believe every word you said and gonna order this pedal immediately. By the way I also have a DSL100 with a 1960 4x12 and I can’t wait to be able to finally crank this beast. 🤘🏻
I just bought one after watching a dozen or so videos. Elmo prefers these over attenuators so that’s good enough for me. Then I saw this, I have the DSL100H which lacks the master volumes (11 pot amp vs the DSL100HR which had 13 pots). This video matches 100% to what I’m trying to achieve. Thank you! Subscribed!
