@@jeromeocchipinti562 Custard Pie by Led Zepplin.

@@UpNRun thank you!

@@carlhungus2521 lol. Ok guy

@@Mike_Rocks yes

@@chadhagene7665Those IRs must really color the tone - I’ve got an SC20H and it doesn’t have nearly this much gain stock, even with master and pregain dimed.

@@Mike_Rocks keep in mind its double tracked. It makes a diffefence. Usually recording you want to dial back the gain. Live I would add an OD pedal.

@@eyeceeyooh yeah. I think so. Its got a nice master volume on it.

@@PainterDans Thank you!

Thanks, Ill give it a try.

@@truthfactreality6814 Its a great sounding amp for sure.

@@jcreadore your very welcome. Honestly, I enjoyed doing it. I still remember when Rich gave me that tape. I was such a huge fan and was just blown away by his talent.

@@chadhagene7665 🤗💕

I was just trying to get quick video out there of what this thing sounds like. Good point though. I can tell you I was using the crunch setting which I believe is a freidman model. I added a slight boost for all guitars and then delay and reberb for solos. Its a great unit.

@@chadhagene7665 Sounds really good! I just picked up the POD Express, and I'm really enjoying it too! Since there is no tone library or online tone repository like Custom Tone for their other products, I think there will be a lot of people looking up how to dial in some good tones. Do some videos on settings! I think you'll get views! (Start off videos with your great playing and subscribers will come your way!) I'm a content creator too (astronomy/astrophotography- would appreciate the sub), as well as a guitarist. I'll be looking to add non-licensed music to my videos once monetized, if you have any interest in collaborations... Thanks! -Chris

@@tomi1537Thank you! The Marshall was presence middle and treble at 6. Bass at 7. Both volumes on 10. The 5150 was the blue channel with everything around 6.

@@Mario666Heartless no boosts were used

@@Nathan-fv8rt nothing. This is just the amp. No boost.

@@chadhagene7665 oh ok, iv got a 2204 and a sc20 neither are that saturated

@@Nathan-fv8rt well it is double tracked. One hard left and another hard right. Plus with recording you usually want to use less gain. Live I almost always use a boost.

@@Nathan-fv8rt how does the sc20 compare to your 2204?

@@chadhagene7665 tone is very simular, the big boi is bigger sounding but ungodly loud, i need earplugs in to turn master to a quarter, it needs to be up there to open up, i was impressed with the sc20

@@papszi83 thank you! I used ownhammer ir's this time. One is a Marshall 4x12 with greenbacks and the other is a mesa boogie 4x12 with vintage 30 speakers. Panned hard left and hard right.

@@goobiecaro8135 In the video Im using an IR of a Marshall 4x12 cab cab with greenbacks and a mesa boogie 4x12 with V30's panned hard left and hard right. Live I usually use a Marshall 1960a cab with 2 V30's and 2 g12t75's. Or I have the SC vertical 2x12.

​@@chadhagene7665 Which brand IRs did you use?

@@papszi83 ownhammer (r)evolution

@@jconner3891 I usually run an overdrive with the jcm 800 but wanted to make a video showing how just the amp compares to thr 5150. Thanks for watching.

@@flavionovaes363 In the room I much prefer the SC20h with an od for more gain. But listening back to the recording I like the way the jubilee sat in the mix. I bet it would sound good to use both amps in a full mix.

Sc20h

Jube! It can do jcm but jcm can’t do Jube anyway can’t go wrong with either imo

@@belladosemusic3178 the SV20h is a great amp too. I dont have one (yet) to record though. I did another version with a class 5 and a version with a mini silver jubilee though.

@@torstenbangert4026 no problem. Thats why I made the videos....to compare all the smaller amps.

I have these two amps. What speaker are you using in the cab?

@@lostinpa-dadenduro7555 thank you! I thought so too.

@@Proganaut1989 Have you tried the Marhall SV20 studio amp?

@chadhagene7665 No I haven't. I love the early EVH sound...but everytime I played through a marshall it sounded very shrill It would have to be astonishing at 1299 for a 5 watt head...I could by some major tone for that

@@Proganaut1989 Its a 20 watt head and VERY loud. Also check out the new Friedman Plex if youblike plexi tones

Gibson Les Paul traditional pro 1 with a 498t pickup.

Thank you! Its pretty loud on 5 watts. All the gain comes from cranking up the volume so I would think in a band setting it might be tough to get the volume/tone right without adding pedals.

Def not lol. If you're trying to clash with in house drums, caged or not, I'd say you'd want at least 15watts, and it'd better be a LOUD 15watts with a cab to match lol

Yup it’s definitely loud enough especially if you mic it. Absolutely crank it and then clean it up using your volume knob on the guitar. Matter of fact there is an old video of Joe Bonamassa playing a gig with a full band in a small dive bar and he is absolutely ripping, the amp is keeping up with drums and bass and other guitars no problems. Sounds great too! I love mine, I’ve gigged it out plenty of times. Both mic’d and in mic’d. get one!!

Thanks man!

I still havent had a chance to play an origin yet. One day...

@@chadhagene7665 it doesn’t distort in the same way you’d think it would, it kinda does Paul kossaf of free or peter green type tones

@@matthewkennedy7283 thats exactly the tone I would expect from it. Have you tried a DSL or an 800? That will get into a heavier Marshall territory if thats what your after.

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I've tried my friends Origin 50 combo, and I own a DSL20 combo and Class 5 combo and would say the Class 5 gets closest to old school marshall tone but has to be cranked (I use an attenuator), and I used the speaker out to a 12inch celestion greenback, the stock 10inch speaker was a bit dark for me. The DSL is more versatile and goes from cleans to high gain. The origin just sounded a bit dull to me, I think it's meant to be more of a pedal platform but even then I wasn't very impressed

Thank You!