Shawn, as always, stellar content! I’ve been thinking of doing the same with my D25 for grins and giggles. The D25 has been amazing since I took it out of the box, spent 3 minutes tweaking the tone stack, and then played a gig. I appreciate your insight and talent, especially with the gear reviews, as it gives me a tone target to shoot for.
Shawn, I got a D25 a few weeks ago and I've really been enjoying these videos. They've helped me dial in some great sounds. I don't have the same pedals as you but I can still use the same principles. Thanks!
Dude. Change the title of this video. You literally talked about everything BUT the reason for using an extension cab with a combo. This video is useless. Just some dude talking about his signal chain.
Shawn, Nice sounds for sure, I’m a fan of your playing ! You’ve actually inspired me to play with more intent , kinda focusing on getting my ideas out cleaner and more precise ,but without editing what comes out too much, Im finding there’s a balance with this..? Hope this makes sense. keep up the good work man! Even these random “plug in and go “ videos offer some great little nuggets of goodness ! Thanks 🙏
Thanks so much! Yeah, there's a balance to everything for sure but it's also difficult to establish a scale because it's such an individualized thing. That being said, playing with "intent" is important.
@@ShawnTubbs like if one were to have a triple power amp … each with its own master volume you could WDW and level blend to perfection!!! P350 612 triple 212 cabs or triple mini stack4 6inch per cab ??? 😀
I think the conventional wisdom is that the EQ of the last gain pedal in a stacking situation dominates, so a dark pedal into a bright pedal will sound pretty bright, and vice versa. But if I’m mistaken, maybe Shawn or someone else can weigh in on this?
I tend to lean more towards low-gain to high-gain stacking and not so much the tone of the pedals themselves. That being said @jakollee is correct in stating that the last pedal in the chain would tend to dictate eq. Not always but more than not.
