Aw thanks man . This was a fun one to write. :)

Thanks for watching! 🍻

I haven’t! Will have to add that to the list.

DSL1CR keeps coming up in comments on a couple other videos. I gotta try one sometime!

@@AmbientEndeavors It was me, I'm trying to put the word out.

Yeah I think it’s an interesting debate about reverb’s viability mono vs stereo. I’m much more “ if it sounds cool , do it “ kind of approach but I’m sure there are opinions on both sides

Thanks for watching! Glad it was helpful

Man I bet that one is cool. So many gems from that era. I had an Alamo Capri that sounded cool and was like $150 or something back in the day. The cabinets are usually garbage but they sound good and are fun and vibey

Totally. It would be an interesting vibe with a short scale. I’m probably most familiar with the 25.5” so it doesn’t bother me, but def would be curious how it was with a short scale

Agreed, I think the p90s in this one suit it well

it's a good'n!

thanks so much my friend!

🙏🏼 thank you my friend!! Was a fun one to write :)

agreed. also-what a lovely/sexy miris!

I second this emotion

Thank you! Glad it was helpful :)

yeah , it can be a nuisance for sure :/

You need two of them so you can set up different delays if you need it xD

100%. Clubman might be my all-time favorite amp. EF86 + El34 is a beautiful pairing.

That’s a ringing endorsement! I love mine, and it’s gonna stay around as long as possible - it’s a special amp.

@@AmbientEndeavors Understood. I also owned an SC-30 and Chieftain, but they were simply too much amp for my needs. In the end, the Lightning is the perfect combination of stellar tone, bulletproof construction, solid reliability, and manageable weight for nearly any type of music. It never disappoints whether you're in a small club or outdoor stage. I used to think they were over-priced, but now believe they are worth every penny as an investment.

Haha guilty as charged. Fueled by coffee over here :)

🙏🏼 ty !

Agreed they really seem to have got it right for this one!

It’s a fun one!

I can’t fathom that reality, but I’m happy for you ha. My biggest amp is 45ish watts and I can rarely play that one through a cab at home.

@@AmbientEndeavors thanks & cheers! It's not all about volume, the dB differences between 15W, 30W, 50W and 100W are relatively small, and the efficiency of the speakers will influence the actual dB. it's about the big bottle power tube saturation, especially with a NMV amp; with my MV amps, I can dial up the master section, and lower the preamp volume or vice versa; I find for more classic hard rock/metal (60's to '80s) a more open and raw sound I like the power section cooking. For more modern, smoother tones (e.g., Mesa for me), I can do with less power section and rely on the preamp more, but it also really comes alive with the power section hotter...it could be it's what I'm used to though?

Uhhhh

yeah the Swart stuff rises to the top for sure.

I love my Space Tone Tremolo for home use. No pedals needed

Thank you! 🙏🏼

Thanks for watching ! Yeah the stock speaker really fits the amp well.

Hey thanks for watching! Enjoy your new guitar !

Yeah this one surprised me. No shame in grabbing it again ha.

Ooo haven't heard mention of a Lucky 7 in years! That's cool. Great little trio there!

cool to hear this! Thanks for watching. This one is going on my board , I'm having too much fun with it as well. I love how far it extends down into overdrive territory - the sparkle and life of the drive sounds are so good.

@@AmbientEndeavors agreed! I actually use it almost exclusively as an overdrive because it’s just so good at it haha. Almost all of my drives I set them and then don’t really tweak them much. The part garden ge I change all the time because it just sounds phenomenal at basically every setting.

what are you listening on?

thanks!! yeah this one has a classy vibe to it, especially in the black.

always a good time to have Mark along for the ride. Part Garden was a perfect catalyst. Diggin' this thing!!

YES. Regret selling both of those ha. I had a Mini Cat II and it was a really cool little amp. Love that they fit those for 12" speakers.

oo cool , I'll have to check that one out. The Orange Terrors are high on the list when I think of budget-friendly low-watters. Orange also fills a cool textural hole in my collection of mostly Fender & Vox sounds.

:( I feel for you!

haha interesting. Everything on a P bass feels oversized to me coming from guitar lol. but yeah, I love how it feels and sounds, and the JM is pretty sweet. thx for watching man!

they're classics! Such fun little amps.

I’d take this one. Better hardware (specifically the bridge) , the rolled neck edges make it really comfortable, and I prefer these pickups overall to the JMJM. Also you get like 5 color options if that matters :)