Tool - Triad (Guitar Cover) 

I realize it's quite randomly asking but does anybody know a good place to stream newly released tv shows online?

Thanks! Tool are amazing, I think Lateralus is a masterpiece

@@LucasPestkowski what do you think about my song:ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-faeeJ6Y7zfw.html

Thank you very much! the tone came from a wah pedal which I had activated about half way and left turned on

Almost, it's an '82

Hello, in my opinion the Mesa is more fizzy amd scooped sounding, the Diezel is more mid focused like a Marshall with a tighter bottom end comoared to the Mesa. For the Mesa recordings i ran a tube screamer at the front to tighten the bottom end and rolled back the gain a bit to get the Tool sound. The Diezel was much easier to set up since its what Adam Jones uses anyway. I do love both amps as much as each other, but the Diezel does have that flawless tone and is easier to dial in

Thanks! I love them both, I've used the rectifier for years and my ears are trained to that boosted red channel. The vh2 is a wild animal, has real tight bottom end, more mids and more gain, I don't even need to boost it and it really cuts through the mix which is why I prefer to use it live especially

@@LucasPestkowski thanks for your answer, I appreciate

@@LucasPestkowski Can the VH2 get acceptable recto-ish type of tones?

@@firststep7750 I believe it can, it doesnt have the fizzy high end like the recto and is much more fuller and punchier sounding with an aggressive tone. To me it sounds like a mesa with the marshall bite

@@LucasPestkowski Thanks for the reply. The "Mesa with a Marshall bite" is the combination I was wanting. One way to experience this though...gotta buy one:). Killer playing by the way.

Thanks! it's just a Ernie Ball Volume going into a wah then straight into the amp

@@LucasPestkowski Aha, cool dude!

The settings depend on the cab you use, i find the Mesa cab to be dark and I like a bright sound so i have the treble and presence cranked almost to max (at lower volumes, with the vh2 it opens up more when you crank it loud). You can just set it up the way you like it and then post EQ the track like I did

@@LucasPestkowski cool I have the Mesa cab as well. Do you prefer keeping the channel volume low and using the MV? Or vice versa?

I've never played a VH4 but from what i see and hear online it's almost identical in sound, just less features