I have this in a combo but don’t sound like this

Hey what is the secret you have in that Marshall head behind you? That thing sounds awsome, I’d love to know the mod you have in that

These were designed by Tony Bruno of Bruno Amps, I'm not sure if he had anything to do with other incarnations using the Night Train name. The new ones came with a gig bag and a speaker cable. Seven hundred might have been list but mine ran about $475-550 in the day at Sam Ash. Very legit design and build, mine fell off the bumper as I pulled out on my way to band practice without signs of damage, except a bag scuff. For me I would run it pentode with gain and volume in the same spots you had them during pentode demo portion of this video. It'll match drums and a 4x10 bass rig ay that level with no need to push any limits. In my opinion this is the one you want and the 'lil night train and the larger one didn't quite nail it like this one did. It's like Goldivox, its just right! Good to see some deserving love for these builds!

I'm in the process of modding my Marshall Origin 50 into a JMP 2204. Looks like I made the right call. Wonderful amp.

This series 1 DSL like this sounds far better than the newer DSL CR series.. Ive tried the new one in various stores and it just sounds unrealistic like a bad pedal IMO.. Both the crunch and classic gain channels on the original sound killer !

Thank you so much for this lesson. Eric Gales is such an incredible player. He puts an end to the idea that "theory kills creativity" or "playing fast has no feel". Gales can do it all and has so much emotion in his playing that every song is like a rollercoaster.

So fun to learn it this way. I've learned it before with some slight variation to the turnarounds and other aspects. This song really takes me back to my childhood. 🤗☺️

Are you still going to do the different speaker comparison?

I learnd the song and heard stuff in the actual song I couldn’t play and you showed me the way thank you so much

Shouldn't it specify if it's a 6th below or above? ( ex in c, 6th note of scale is a, but it's m.i.a.).😊

Just got here. Where is the comparison vid lol?

As someone who builds loudspeakers for a hobby, the tonewood argument is beyond laughable in regards to electric guitars. Its also lacks merit even with acoustics, because the shape and internal volume of the enclosure will dictate the tone, not the type of wood or material. Hence the growing popularity in carbon fiber acoustic guitars and violins. If only electric guitar makers would focus on better setups and fret work and less on tonewood, buyers would be happier with their high priced guitar purchases.

Awesome 🙏

Nice. Thanks for video

This and the Princeton definitely my next 2

Thanks for your review, you have a wonderful touch, great playing!

When you play the first run it is playing the major scale 1st inversion triads but missing out the 5ths. Play C key triads going up the neck on B, G, D strings and then play again missing out the G strings…hey presto 6ths.

What is your take on the G2? (I have the combo).

Nice! I have a few differences when I play it, but picked some stuff from you - as usual bud!

Ray you did a great job covering the nuances of this song! The last minute was gold where you describe the possible combinations in one location (you added hybrid picking to enhance the lick). Kudos to you from a former guitar instructor turned pro performer! Thank you for dedicating the time to this video creation!

Welp, guess I’m not going outside today! Great job on a great song thank you

Have you watched Ren, a song called Hi Ren, you teach like I almost can grasp. thanks :)

Awesome!!!!!!

thats just fine! Sound is good, player also!

I hit the like button, the moment i realized it was the hybrid picking of 6th intervals, that made the SWEET MOTHER Song a hit. An old song that hit millions of records selling. Can't thank you enough, for explaining stuff about the Minor 6th and major 6th intervals, and every other way you spiced my understanding. I hit the subscribe button too. Could you please do a tutorial on SWEET MOTHER? It will pull in so many viewers from another part of the world. One last thing; So o many POPULAR African songs engage the use of the 6th intervals. I came to learn it herr, because i wanted to unravel the mystery of the very currently popular song titled "Gwo gwo gwo'n gwo." Its something else. An old song flavored by a youngstar, but it gets the continent afire, dancing. Id love you do a tuts on it, too. The guitarist mixed many 6ths intervals in the piece. Thanks again and God bless you.. . Thanks again

Very flexible versatile amp, great variety of Classic Marshall tones, loud, quiet, reliable, portable, affordable, it’s a no brainer.

Thanks 🙏 this is so fun to play 👍 I love screwing around with reverb on this one 😛

Great lesson. The whole time I'm looking at thirds but calling g them 6ths was messing with me

Awesome playing to boot.

I bought that album in 1994 at Best Buy in Minnesota. I’ve never heard of them, but I thought it was something like Richie Kotzen or Marty Freeman . I wasn’t really into the blues But I pretty much thought it kicked ass

I have one and I absolutely love it! Thanks for reviewing it, that was great

For fun, I recorded a metal track on my 335. It sounds exactly like the metal tracks I recorded with a Solar, and ESP, and a Jackson. 335 has Burstbuckers, Solar has Duncans, ESP has EMG's, and the Jackson has Jackson branded pups. Sound is barely even in the pups. Its in the amp model, the mix, the speakers, the mic... I get it, we spend a LOT on a guitar, and we REALLLLLY want that flame maple top, or Ebony fretboard, or mahogany body to mean something... but it just doesnt. All the songs are on my channel if you want to guess what was recorded on what guitar.

Thank you for this. I have been playing for close to 30 years, all self taught. I play 6ths without even knowing what they were, but sometimes as I bring them up the fretboard, they’d get lost between the “single” and “doubles”. Whoops wrong one, I guess it’s not really a wrong note if you play it twice. 😂

Sounds so good! Great lesson. Half way through I realized I have been playing them already but thought they were called 3rds because it’s the 1 and the 3 of the chord in the diatonic scale. I am a little confused why they are 6th intervals? Is it because going from the 3rd up to the 8(root) is 6 notes up? Thanks!

I just bought one second hand, but must have got a lemon. I have to dime the gain on the ultra channel just to get a decent gain.

Enjoyed hearing the back story with the demonstration. Those illuminated rocker switches fail after being snapped one-too-many times. Doesn't happen to all of them, but the ones that fail likely have broken leads, very much like how reverb tanks fail from the thin wire flexing over time. They are tricky to repair but I was able to open one, re-solder the tiny lamp lead to the terminal, reassemble it - and it's held up well. Having seen the unsupported lamp inside one of these things I've developed the habit of not snapping any lighted rocker switches. By maintaining constant thumb pressure as the switch rolls the the opposite position it doesn't jolt the lamp which, after many operations, case hardens the micro-fine lamp wire causing it to become brittle enough to break at the point where it meets the contact.

I don't know anything except that my 'cheap' guitar (squier tele) has kind of a crappy sound whether it's plugged in or not. And my 'expensive' guitar (epiphone LP) sounds better both plugged in and not. Maybe it's not the 'wood' per se, but something else in the construction of the instrument. I don't know. But for clean tones I think there is some kind of tone wood influence.

Where did you buy your amp?

Take a boss equalizer pedal. Use it on the clean channel. Now you can make it do clean Hiwatt tones. I think that is amazing besides the channels that are present. It is a amplifier that does great in the living room and great in clubs. If you do mainstages use two. It's that good.

It's not a Fender, it's not a Peavey, not a Vox. But if you are looking for Marshall tone. This combo is a no brainer.

Any version of this amp is great! Great video

Why oh why are they not making this as a head yet? Marshall, make this as a head with a built in spring reverb. Geez~

Hey Man... parabéns pelo trabalho! Valeu demais 😎🎸

There are no short cuts! Learn the 5 boxes!

I own two of them. Great amps.

Sorry sir, but unless you can show proof of what you say, yours are just words

Jesus Christ this still sounds good in 40 bpm. Speaks volumes about Max Newman’s playing !

i have this amp and it goes quiet and very static aftera few minutes, any idea the issue?

Myth, next.

Awesome