How to sound like Mick Mars with a boss katana

[@schylargravina8667]

I had a decent Mick Mars tone and now holy hell it’s amazing! Thank you so much!

[@Tcrunk365]

Great job man. I’m an old man just learning. Growing up on hair metal . Keep rockin man

[@419FishinandPowderCoating]

I know it's been said before, but Mick is very underrated.

[@jacobquick1636]

Damn niceee run man sounds exactly like mick

[@youknoweverything7643]

I love my boss katana cause it can simulate a tube amp very well cuase yoy xan strum light with it on a distorted channel or effects and harder you strum more distorted it gets and reacts to tone and volume knobs like a tube amp as well. Its my go to practice and bamd practice amp the mkii50 i use my marshall vintage modern full stack live o jave had since i was 13 and got it when they forst came out on the market. I used your settings and with my Epiphone lespaul 59 custom it sounds spot on with a few small changes to adapt kt to my pickups not much. And with my jackson soloist hsh in slime green they call it sounds amazing for kick start my heart and kther songs. That the two guitars i only ise live and they work oerfect for 80s hair metal and classic rock

[@stephenlandry9061]

Awesome pinch harmonics

[@chadm9653]

I've been a tube amp snob for over 30 years...but man, solid state technology is getting pretty good. There have been some good solid state amps over the years but they were few and far between. Now days there is no excuse for having a bad sounding amp no matter if you go tube or transistor.

[@scottashe984]

A cranked tube amp gets those gnarly harmonic overtones and killer reverb though. I'm using a nice sounding solid state but I miss the liveliness of my old heads. Think I need a Kemper to play with.

[@AlmostLakai94]

@@scottashe984 a Kemper is probably going to be my setup when I can afford it. Unless I decide on going with a Fender Supersonic because those are surprisingly versatile

[@klaatubaradanikito1950]

Awesome amplifier & tones!

[@mang3139]

Damn that really does sound like Mick, nice!

[@Theearswe]

Nice! Mick Mars is awesome 🤘

[@svenzia]

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[@beezis2969]

Great tone and playing!

[@frankgabriel823]

the sound of "looks that kill" ?

[@jeremiaspose7109]

Awesome men! Just perfect! I try on my Katana and sounds absolut kickass!!

[@Nick.yarem7]

you should make a vid on pinch harmonics because you are sick with them and they can be tricky

[@donnyhud]

right on!!! sounds good!!

[@viltac9857]

what did you use to record this video? Microphone, interface? Your tone is so cool, and i like your tricks.

[@Hitemwhereithurtss]

Great amp

[@virtua36]

Awesome,sounds great.

[@zachtheguitarmaniac]

Step 1) play a Motley Crue album through the Aux In jack on the Katana..... Step 2) Listen to it and enjoy Mick Mars tone through the Katana

[@jessrene111]

That sounds perfect!! 😉 I need that amp 😂

[@edclark8348]

great video thank you

[@missourianmechanic]

Can you make a tutorial about how to play Shout at the Devil by Motley Crue for beginners?

[@metlingaming9162]

Damn im impressed

[@Clutch3672]

Killer crue riffs

[@Raw_robz]

Alternative picking for live wire riff?

[@RealKingBlade61]

Thanks dude

[@boscorios7727]

Can you make a video about Slash tone? Thanks!

[@mohdfadzlibinabdulkhir4018]

Thanks

[@sabbathbeast1322]

can you try it on a marshall DSL 20

[@dinosaur7778]

Thankkkk youuu

[@russlora]

Well, you are close to what he sounds like on Too fast for Love and on Shout at the Devil; By shout album he is using multiple racks he is going threw ,, so there is no way to nail his sound without him showing what he used .. By shout he was also starving the Marshalls and Soldano slo amps at around 95 volts .. which makes breakup with tubes come much earlier then normal voltage . He learned this from multiple Guitar players from the late 70's. Mick even back then was going threw much more equipment then most players.. Eventide stuff they made just for Mick .. But your close with the little Katana ...

[@estwrios3983]

sounds good, i wonder what you could achieve using the tone studio

[@kobyhenson4409]

ive read about it but ive never personally tried it, im sure you can go crazy in depth with it from what ive seen.

[@estwrios3983]

@@kobyhenson4409 you should try if you have the time, you can even try other peoples presets

[@KamikazeAdam]

how did you switch from clean sound to distorted?

[@kobyhenson4409]

Just rolling up volume on my guitar

[@NefariousDreary]

Nice

[@diegocarranza6545]

How did you do that? 4:40

[@kobyhenson4409]

Basically I do a bend with my left hand on 6th fret and then tap same string with the pick on the 12th feet

[@NefariousDreary]

@@kobyhenson4409 siiiick

[@KamikazeAdam]

are you tuned down a whole step?

[@kobyhenson4409]

yea all motley crue songs i know of are

[@KamikazeAdam]

@@kobyhenson4409 easy for you, i have a floyd rose 🤣🤣🤣 but thank u for this video i want a tone like this and i just picked up this same amp from GC i also subbed to you

[@kobyhenson4409]

@@KamikazeAdam yesssir the main advice I have is put it on 50 watt with the master all the way up then use the volume on the panel for your actual volume it really opens up these Katana amps

[@wesbeach69]

WOW no " Mick is underrated " comment.

[@talynblacktn931]

Hell yeah

[@lukaroberts909]

Does anybody know what song it is at 2:20

[@kobyhenson4409]

That’s the solo on home sweet home

[@autumnbruno5287]

😍😍

[@kristiangenge7773]

What’s that at 1:45?

[@kobyhenson4409]

Beginning of home sweet home

[@markandoyo7575]

although; Mick Mars were could a Shredding Hair Metal Version of Slash that both each from them are using the sound method with Melodic Chords although Slash has more oriented to edge with Chord bending rather than Mick basically employs rhythmic fashion on doing shredding with melodic chords more than the typical average shredders obtained more licks I wonder how Mick has plays entirely Rhythmic Chords even he set to cancels licks in some eligible soundtracks redundant to be moreover in the melodic chords Fun Facts; Saint Anger by Metallica was the direct inspirations in the Mick Mars redundant masterpiece

[@GospelSaves]

is that an epiphone?

[@kobyhenson4409]

It’s a 2019 Gibson sg standard

[@FrankyGotTheBill]

I Have A Strat Same Tone As Mars

[@tiagoamado1456]

Show

[@subcultural1758]

That's was cool

[@dgd4025]

all riffs played wrong.. GOOD JOB MATE !

[@josemiguelcastiblancogomez7723]

He is showing the sound is not a tutorial stupid idiot

[@BNatoAk]

Just doesn't sound like his sound 🤔

[@sixxdoggentertainment4555]

Good job. I'm in Ohio and I am looking for a guitarist for my band. I am putting a project together if you are interested contact me

[@SmoochThyCooch]

Damn too bad im not in ohio

[@sixxdoggentertainment4555]

@@SmoochThyCooch the sound is a motley Megadeth and Ozzy sound in drop d

[@SmoochThyCooch]

@@sixxdoggentertainment4555 drop D is the tuning i always play in damn

[@sixxdoggentertainment4555]

Any chance you want to do some recording?

[@SmoochThyCooch]

@@sixxdoggentertainment4555 ill think about it