HUGE TONES with BluGuitar AMP1 & Designer Thomas Blug 

What is the auto feedback you mentioned?

Congratulations I'm really sure that you're happy with it.

Can you get a great Vox sound with Amp1 Mercury?

@@Celticsaint777 I've seen Thomas matching a vintage vox tone but honestly I don't think it does that. But it does so many great things, it truly is astonishing. I have a fancy Bogner amp and I play my Bluguitar more. It's amazing

Thank you so much!

I agree 💯

Agree, I’ve also consumed everything I can find on Thomas, and eagerly await his AMP X that I hope is still on track for January 2021. Great channel BHS.

Met him on several occasions in Europe and he's a really nice guy. The first time even, though my brother and I aren't the most easy people on a fair. And the sounds of this amp are really great btw....!!! Still gotta check it through .

That is funny you said that. As of September 2021 I’m playing stereo with the Amp 1 mercury edition and a Friedman JJ Junior both with a 112 cabinets about 5 ft apart. Small venues with about 50 to 300 people.

It would be difficult to twiddle the knobs that way, but it would definitely blow peoples’ minds.

@@jspacone good point maybe he could make a midi controller built into the head chassis so the knobs would actually work? :)

Do people really like this thing? We had one and sold it shortly after. Super thin to my ears.

@@godboy159 what was your signal chain and cab used?

@@stevethebeeline44 Signal chain? Guitar (50's tele) into box, record out into board/speaker out into Friedman 4x12. Only tried it once when we received it. I believe we bought it when it was first released. It didn't do anything for me. I mean it's a tough sell for us because we already owned over 150 different vintage and new guitar amplifiers plus 2 Kempers and an Axe FX on top of over 550 pedals. We were a full service recording studio that had everything. Covid lockdowns have since made us close our doors and we are in the midst of selling everything. But I always thought my partner wasted his money on that thing. I believe we donated it to a children's summer camp that were friends of the family. I also felt the AXE fx II was lame. Not thin but I didn't like the low end on it. It was way too loose and digital sounding. The Kemper if you dial up the right amp profile beats all of them hands down and not one guitar player thought differently after they compared both. We mostly used the simulators for scratch tracks. Most finished tracks were all done with real amps. Now the Kemper is joined by the Quad Cortex (which is every bit as amazing as the Kemper and maybe more in some ways) and I'm in the middle of profiling all of our amps before we sell them. Hope that more than answered your question.

Don’t forget Diezel

I got the Mercury edition, it’s way better than RU-vid audio can show. The feel or picking dynamics is perfect. Reminds me of a 50 watt modded Marshall JMP I had. It almost does the magic amp sponge thing. I say almost because it is still very articulate, never flabby. Overall It’s a sound of of its own, not exactly 100% Marshall or Vox, 96 % I guess, it really doesn’t matter as it is very useful and musical.

Every day, I think, Hmmmmm, I should also get an Iridium. That thing is NUTS!

I love my amp1. I actually got it instead of a Bogner head and I don't regret it one bit! Crazy good.

Super... I also have a kemper but I’m been preferring the tones from my amp1 lol I’m also looking at the Landry ls30 or the new Bogner head