Gibbon

The high pass mode absolutely destroys my ears. Had this pedal for a while, I don't know how to use it but your video helped me to get a better idea!

Second all day

I kinda like how warm the bottom one sounds but both are good for different sound setups

First one

One word: NO

First.

🤙hollow body (...admittedly biased😊)

Lol love this idea

Always the beef of the Les Paul!

What tele is that

First one!

Definitely the third one

The first one

Les Paul for sure on this, but i like the strat too

Fender. Got the warmth for the lows and a good twang for your mids and highs

The Strat.

The McCarty is my dream rig

I like the les Paul

The Les Paul had most tone on that 6th string note. I had a Les Paul then switched to a PRS for a few years. The Les Paul Standard is the king. IMO.

LP all the way man

All close. Just a matter of preference but the LP then the Strat.

No difference through my speakers

Don’t listen to the hater in the comments. It’s not some crazy idea and the Andertons guys are definitely not the first. Just a fun video that many guitarists like myself enjoy watching 👍

How much?

Why so many older discontinued guitars, rather than current models? What's the point of using guitars that people can't readily get anywhere?

Im guessing he could actually see underneath that deadcat.

Poor attempt to copy the original blindfold challenges and the original hosts, too 😢 start being creative with own ideas 😊

The Katana is an amp that players of all levels can use. Unless the audience is made up of guitar geeks then what amp is being used is unnoticed. Great players will make it sound great. It might not be plug and play for the best sound but a great player could dial it in just like any other amp. The sound of tubes will always be iconic but today’s technological advances give players an excessive amount of top tier choices. Just like music production/recording equipment analog/tube technology is no longer at the forefront. Dave Grohl’s movie Sound City showed the evolution to digital years ago. I really believe that Eric Clapton could dial in a Katana or any other digital device and not one person would question his sound. The fact that the majority of musicians aren’t touring musicians should make the argument moot at this point.

Sounds great, these things have flown under the radar a but they're brilliant!

Good video. I bought mine when they first came out, phenomenal pedal, mines the USA made one, it's still like new, best used with the digitech fsx 3 extension switch unit, saves having to press down on the actual pedal.

I've got 5 les paul juniors , from 1987 to 2022 the quality on the 1987 is great compared to these new ones but they all sound great. I've got only one SG like them not as good as the Les Paul imo

Hello. I want to get rid of all my guitars will you please buy them

Nice job !

World's heaviest amp is being reduced to the weight of a Blues Jr. Oh yeah!

Literally just doing the same thing - small rig for theater/functions stuff. Good to know it worked out - only thing is how did you end up setting up patches? Not sure about the latency issue...!

The Mini Q-Tron in the BM style case is so much cooler. If you get into these, definitely track down a vintage big-box Q-Tron Plus, as it has a lot more options. Its also a lot cheaper than a Lovetone Meatball and offers much of the same opportunities.

for the price, no

nice

I dunno man. It's always sounded like cute little elves farting to me. Your points can be transposed onto similarly responsive and interactive effects, just not elf-farty ones. I say this with love and admiration. Liked and subscribed.

Which do you prefer, the ss se or a fender ??

That Gibson LP Jr was considered to be one of the worst LP Jr in the history; mainly due to its ultra wide width neck instead of 50s neck, robotic tuners instead of Kluson, and the P90ST instead of regular P90, weird adjustable nut instead of traditional nut. I had one a coule years ago, but got rid of it thankfully after a year, it was no where in the comparison as my LP Jr from 2020. Even the Epiphone one was miles better than that 2015 Gibson. And funny enough a year later, I saw that guitar on Facebook Marketplace, sold by another guy who bought it from the buyer who bought from me LOL

Tasty

$1500 is too much, I bought my Tonemaster Twin for less than 900 on sale a year ago and I love it. If Tonemaster amps would hover in the 8-900 range, they would not be able to make enough of them and would dominate a lot of the market.

no, if it sounds like other tone master amps, NO,

I agree to expensive

If the Bassman Tone Master is anywhere near as good as the Deluxe Reverb/Twin Tone Masters, I would be willing to pay close to the msrp. I've always wanted a tube driven '59 Bassman but it was always just a little too expensive and way too heavy and loud for using it as a practice or gigging amp. I'm excited to see Fender finally giving into the consumer demand and including an effects loop as well as adding reverb. I'm also intrigued by the "Vintage-Tight" switch and how that might improve the amps versatility. Last but definitely not least is the claimed weight of just 32 pounds. For reference, the Blues Jr. is 31.5 pounds. A half pound difference and you get a 4x10 monster vs a single 12" speaker with 15 watts. And unlike the Deluxe Reverb and Twin Tone Masters, the Bassman still retains its original speakers. I can't wait for some reviews and demos to start popping up.

Deluxes are very portable (light) amps-- why go the tonemaster route with such a light amp?...what's next.. the tonemaster Champ--lol.. Now a super reverb..Pro...tweed bassman...ok that i can get the tonemaster route. But i don't own one so...who knows?

the thing about it being digital means there is nothing over and above the digital "59 bassman setting" on the latest modeler; The modeler may even be better; it just comes down to who modeled it better. Now you get the cab and the speakers (a lot of people shit on those new Jensens, i always thought they were great)- you are really just buying the look....the vibe.

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