Check that the neck is relatively straight first to ensure it’s not a truss rod adjustment that’s needed. Then take a hex key and turn the two hex key inserts on each saddle to lower the strings closer to the fretboard. If the saddles get too low there will be fretbuzz, so try to find a happy medium.
The MT15 is on my wish list in late 2024 because after 2 years of playing nothing but plugins, I miss the immediacy & over-all feel of playing a real amp. The lead channel gets pretty close to the heavy rhythm tone I hear in my head & the clean channel sounds amazing as well. I’ll still use plugins, but probably not as much thanks to having a load box/IR loader. I’m also definitely investing in a JHS AT + to give me more Marshall style tones when I want them thanks to your video on it. Cheers! 🍻
Would you recommend this unit over amp modeler like the Dream 65 , etc . I have a Tone King Gremlin 5 watt amp that I’m not able to crank and play because I don’t want to wake up the kids/wife .
Amp snobbery! Oh my😮.I run my stomp in 4cm through the fx loop it sounds great for lead guitar but you do need to have the right overdrives/boost, to get you there. I'm running into a Two notes Captor-x attenuator and stereo cab sims out to FOH makes this set up a powerhouse of tone!
its not stainless steel frets right? how was it holding up until now? do they have like a sandpaper feel or sound when youre bending the strings? and do they have string marks already? thanks man! I have watched all your videos regarding this guitar and planning to buy one or the mv-6
I don't think they're stainless steel as I can't find the information online what the frets are made of; however, the frets feel completely fine to me and are comfortable. There's no issues with the feel or sound when bending strings - in fact, bending strings is a breeze and I love how flat the neck feels. Frets aren't wearing any faster than on my other guitars. I have a review coming up soon of the MV-6 and it sadly turned out to be a completely disappointing guitar. The Schecter Nick Johnston is much better. Thanks for watching my videos!
@@SeanBennettGuitar No you didnt😢 maybe you can demo the trem👍🏻 Did you screw the trem flat on the body to get drop D easily? How did you fix the scratching of the volume pot?
If you were just in the process of discovering Bruce (The Boss) Springsteen a year ago when you made this reaction video, I hope you've had a chance to enter the biggest rabbit hole in the whole of rock music, which is Bruces incredible songbook, spanning 50 years and hundreds, yes HUNDREDS of magical and iconic songs, covering a number of different genre's. There's a very good reason people refer to Bruce as 'The Boss' and hopefully you've discovered that for yourself by now. Cheers Sean! 🙋♂
I find it has sufficient low end through a 412. Man i think for live use, i want to use an amp every time. I'm not against modelers, i just don't think they have it yet. It amazes me the amount of young players that have been playing for years and never played through a tube amp. I'll never forget my first tube amp experience. It was through my JVM. It was a religious experience
The color combo from body, to fretboard, to headstock is awesome. I need to get a Schecter to review, one of my viewers raves about them so much it peeks my curiosity
Thanks! Wish I could remember to be honest. Probably the PRS MT15 into a Suhr Reactive Load IR. Reverb is the medium hall setting in iMovie funnily enough.
@@SeanBennettGuitaroh wow even more impressive, reminds me of a game called Snowrunner when you’re in the menus. What would you call the genre so I can find more? Or can you put it on Spotify for me 😂😅
I’ve bought and sold the Morning Glory 3-4 times now and every time I regret it, and end up just buying one again, and recently have again, for the last time I hope lol! It’s just that good, and really useful. It’s even one of Josh Scott’s ‘only choose 3 pedals for the rest of your life’ choices, and he has hundreds of pedals to choose from, so that tells you right there. They are a great pedal.
The JHS MG has also been great for filling in the mids on mid lacking amps for me - making it much easier to hear myself live. I also love the subtle compression it adds on an otherwise spiky clean sound.
From my understanding is that Tim is both master at using the technology writing and producing as well as performing live. The computing power is now capable process sounds live on stage.
Ignore the hate man, this was very nicely done. As someone who practices very similar licks I know how damn hard it is to get it sounding smooth with no distortion. And I checked out some of your other stuff, you can fucking play!
Your playing is really good! It showcases this amp perfectly! Thinking about getting this,mainly for recording,apartment use What amp you generally go for in a lead tone?
I live in a one bdrm Apt above a restaurant even at 7.5 watts it's pretty freaking loud! I'm still running a Two notes captor x attenuator at medium range on the captor x and it's manageable while getting you to that sweet spot that would otherwise be blowing your ears out @ earbleed volumes at a manageable bedroom levels on the MT15.
I’ve had it for about a month. The basic clean sound is great. Reverb is good but a little too bright. The tremolo sounds awesome… but … I HATE that the controls are hidden. They should be on the pedal like a real Fender amp. As a result I don’t use the tremolo. Instead I have a dedicated tremolo pedal. I wish the two switches were BOTH for presets. I’m constantly fiddling and losing my base tone.
I really wanted to love it. It has too much flappy low and Bass I could not dial out. I couldn’t hear it out of the guitar speaker standing in front of the amp, but I could hear it coming out of the PA and in my iem’s. Back to the store it goes. I tried using EQ after the fact, And I also use 2 Amps, one is miked up, the other uses a cab simulator. If it had a bass knob on it, I probably would’ve kept it. EQ after the fact with the PA affected my overall tone too much, and I’m not interested in running an EQ pedal along with it just to get what I needed. Maybe I’ll try the angry Charlie.
I know what you mean. For me it’s a lead pedal only, and that’s it. Anytime I try to do rhythm on the AT+, it’s too muddy. But then again I bought it for a lead tone only, so it doesn’t bother me too much. I’d rather have a pedal that’s great for one thing, than average at everything 😊 for me rhythm is from the amp, lead is from the AT+
I bought all three pedals in this series and I don't use them as the hissing noise etc they make is fairly sh1t...I go direct into the front of my amp and have also tried them through the send and return at the back of my Runt 20 combo amp.
nah man, he cant play shit live.., even an grade schooler prom performance are more interesting than watching ichika nito live..dude doesnt even try atleast play 1 songs atleast 1 of his original composition like what he does in his videos even he got backing track but his guitar tone sounds unmatch and wtf man.. he should have played guitar dj rather than being like this.. imo only polyphia tim henson is the real banger who shows that he can perform his shit with band and backing tracks.. but ichika.. im dissapointed tbh..nobody asked him to play fast bpm music..he cant even nailed a moderate one too. sounds like amature covering ichika nito but ironically it was himself.
