Going the through the reviews of this mic and found this. This is my favorite review so far! Well done!

Def do not need to remove the chassis and the reverb tank. You can see there is plenty of space to both loosen the screws and manipulate the speaker to a position where you can remove it. Maybe I'm missing something but this seems like overkill.

I’ve noticed that it’s a moody amp you always have a little different tone and behavior is different from a typical amp. I love my bassman.

u compare 700 upwards amp with 200 euro amp

The Tube 15 has a cold clipper that the Vox (and Fender) do NOT have so it should break up sooner with a more gritty sound, as it does. Also, the Vox has a much bigger box and it would be interesting to have made the comparison with the same speaker. It would be interesting to see if you can get a Vox tone from the Fender Blues Jr since both do not have a cold clipper, the same speaker might help.

Your observations are very interesting. The Tube 15, while having a tone stack and power amp copied from the Fender Bassman, has a later Marshall style "cold clipper" in the preamp and therefore it should break up with a Marshall type sound. Let's also remember that the very early Marshall amps were a copy (near exact) of the Fender Bassman but with British tubes and transformers. There's a lot of good stuff in that Tube 15. The schematics that I looked at were for the Laney LC15, but many believe that it, the Tube 15 and the Monoprice are the same, I'm not sure but your test seems to support the cold clipper. Amazing what you can get for such an excellent price.

the geen sounds very blue and the blue sounds very green

On my setup the original Jensen speaker sounded as good as the Allesandro speaker. They were both good.

Hi, what type of connection you use for the output to the mixer from both guitar pedals?.

I wish I could find a super reverb review and/or demo that was NOT playing blues!

I enjoy your videos and I was looking for a p90 equipped guitar and was considering a little sister but when that him occurred there’s just no way.

GREAT tone! what amp was used with this gorgeous guitar?

My 1968 50w plix does not sound like the newer hand wired my 68 is louder and a little more crunchy but they are close i need to compare my 100 w with the hand wired but they sound close on line 😊

Series and parrellel mixed up in intro

I’ve been considering the Fillmore 25 recently. I have the blonde deluxe reverb tonemaster as well as the tonemaster super reverb. They are the perfect amp for a working musician. Lightweight, simple and powerful. I also have a 68 drip edge super, and a 66 deluxe reverb. I rarely play the vintage amps because the tonemasters just work. 🤷‍♂️

Nö !!! Der neue klingt nur mittiger, mehr nicht. Der Stock Speaker ist breitbandiger und besser . Das Kabel hat keinen ! Einfluss auf den Sound der Gitarre, jedenfalls nicht bei der geringen Kabellänge....Ich war Jahrzehnte bei Electro Voice...

Not exactly. Please watch the spaghetti movies and listen it music. The sound is not like that.

I heard in some demos that this amp sounds far better playing with single coil pups rather then Humbuckers. would love to hear any ones experience.

sounds kind of unpleasant, weird

what an amazing channel!

On vintage amps I would highly recommend you play more with the EQ - turn down that bass put up some mids and treble and it will sing - or just go to 11 and put everything at 10. Cheers

Budda, excellent lesson! For me a review of several months worth of lessons with my teacher. Laid out in a very accessible way. Grazie (or, I guess, obrigad..).

This is so awesome to hear a direct sound comparison between a well aged set of flat wounds and the tone of the new tape wounds. I have set several of my customers arch top guitars up with them in the past and was impressed with their tone and feel, the drawback being the volume decreasing, but that’s easily compensated for. This shows how well they compare and might ease the mind of players who are worried about losing their warm sound if they change out the aged flats. 👍🤙🖖

why is your light out ,not light working

Hello, good channel, I would like to know something about the plugs, are they the Gruver Imperials? Are they blocked or do you recommend some better ones to put them in a Gretsch electromatic? Thank you in advance...unbelievable work

Really looking forward to having Memory Lane on the next Pedal Dive Podcast with myself and Sailor Joe of Hello Sailor Effects, we’re going to be doing some fun discussions about the Rangemaster circuit and its various permutations. Great job demonstrating their awesome boutique builds!👍🤙🖖

4years ago! Still sounds cool.

I totally get the comments here about Daro guitars being expensive, but we're talking about "Boutique" guitars, which means we're talking about so much more than just a quality instrument: uniqueness, attention to detail, LOVE, craftsmanship... and the list goes on! 3000ish priced guitars will definetely not be for anyone, but truly for someone who really appreciates what having a custom build boutique instrument really means. Way to go Buddah and Daro! What a treat guys!!!!!

Is it too loud for small gigs and rehearsal spaces if you want too get a decent sound out of it?

That’s a very nice Jazz sound. 😁👍

Is that a Tone King Gremlin over your left shoulder? I have one with that same colour Tolex.

Pick the 240 :)

That clean up at around 9 minutes was great.

Velvet fuzz with a Coca Cola symbol is a good clone of the fuzz factory…. For $100 instead of $400+ ….But the wires and electronics inside are so delicate i dont think it would hold up for some ppl they are all such stiff wires i nearly broke mine opening it up to see if there was a place to put a battery but sadly they dont have 9 v onboard just a ac adapter…….ps using an almost dead 9v in a body ds 1 is amazing Velcro sound one of our shows had that guitar tone could have been the best technical difficulty ever

What are the gauges you used, 12-56?

Useful note : these are La Bella brand strings. They sell something called Jazz Tapes which is a nylon wind over a metal core…. Which is why they work. Normal nylon strings won’t work on an electric.

This is fun

Did Jazz Guitarist from the 30s to 50's use Nylon strings on their electric hollybody guitars?

This is very similar like my Gibson's LP Cutaway model. To me, it's a Gibson copy.😅

Basically from what I could understood we get two pedals in one, four tones always avaiable and a various settings from clean boost to an almost fuzzy tone. Is it something like that? It seems like a very dinamic pedal for a small pedalboard.

Great Demo!I have the head version.I love it!But....the reverb circuit is different than the one in the DRRI.That is why the reverb is weaker than the reverb in the DRRI.The engineers had to design it different because of the Burn channel circuit.

I've had a set on mine for a year and I love them. I'm more a rhythm man than a lead and man oh man they World wonderfully....

I had a Cadillac green one and sold it for some stupid reason. Super cool and I should have kept it.

Great Sound, Thankyou 🎸

Wow it sounds great with the reverb too

You can put a lower output 12ax7 like a 12ay7 in V4 and the hiss goes away almost completely. You don’t get as much grind from the burn channel but there’s still plenty. If you needed more just hit it with an OD

Educational as always, Budda!