Marshall Blues Breaker Part 2 - Is this the best amp we have ever tested?

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[@ALEEN517]

One of the things I like about the videos shot at Andertons is the honesty. I realize that some of what Rob and The Captain say is purely their opinion. But it's their honest opinion. I thank you for that.

[@6672rock]

My God, those clean tones are the best I've heard in ages -- so smooth and rich without compromising note definition. That amp with a neck-position Gibson PAF just can't be beat for great tone for jazz and blues.

[@MrLeadbelly1966]

Very articulate, especially considering the fact that those are humbuckers, not single-coils...

[@KfirOchaion]

I can't believe you didn't demo it cranked.

[@stan2211stan]

Sounds like Rob was auditioning for John Mayall to me.

[@Dagger_323]

@@stan2211stan More like John Mayer... lol

[@michaelgarcia2050]

They're seriously loud.

[@Dagger_323]

@@michaelgarcia2050 Go watch Johan Segeborn, he cranks 100 watt Super Leads all the time. You don't play a vintage-style Marshall and not crank it, especially for a proper demo. Lol

[@Chris-hq7nl]

Amp does 30 watts clean. Speakers are rated to 30 watts together. There were only a few hundred made and they need to sell this one. I wouldn’t crank it for a demo either 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@klausmathauer3316]

Thank's for that nice blues at the beginning Rob :) I had to watch it like a hundred times and now I can't stop playing that groove by myself ^^ Have a nice day and keep on playing!

[@LukeBlase]

Les Paul Standard + Bluesbreaker + Lee Anderton = magic!

[@richfiryn]

Really do need to do another demo with this baby opened up to full cruising speed so we can hear her motor roar. Playing this at the lightest volumes only does this amp a dis-service to what it actually can do.

[@GamesByCore]

that tone melts in your ears.

[@kingcharleslemon]

I loved this demo. The sound coming from this amp made my mouth water.

[@DustinSmith_dustyrocks]

I own this amp and love it more every jam. You will never have to turn up past 5 and if you do even the loudest of drummers will be drowned out. Only drawback is the weight 88lbs so casters are a must. Killer amp that will be with me til my dying day

[@qi5bz]

Aren't you lucky ;-) This amp sound really awesome, harmonics and smothnes and ring, it practilaly plays by itself ;-) if you don't mind me asking waht tubes you run in it ?

[@EmoStanley13]

You lucky person!!! (if you ever need to sell it give me a buzz :))

[@zaphodbeblebrox9]

Have you ever comapred it with a MESA BOOGIE RECTOVERB 25? Just curious...

[@Mistergibsonsg1]

I have never had a crack at one of these amps. But you have just described my Fender twin 65 reissue to a tee! LOL!

[@Theoneandonly88able]

Nice i have the Marshall jcm 800 4103 100 watt combo 2x12 and I love it. Amazing amp and I have also played the bluesbreaker which is also a phenomenal amp and beast of tone.

[@Theguitarwhiz]

I prefer this style of playing to chappers usual stuff..

[@asparagusbear3323]

Yes I think he sounds great clean and bluesy. I'm impressed, he's not just a shred fiend. But this sound is more my flavor.

[@cod4madass]

Theguitarwhiz I'm not a fan of the really hard stuff but it's tolerable lol.

[@Theguitarwhiz]

FlyerDan I can definitely live with it but I can only really manage it in small doses

[@gordrock]

I dont think that I have ever seen three people look so happy to sit and play like that, what a combo, a 59 Les Paul and a great Marshall. That sound is a sound that thousands are trying to re-create everyday. Great video, great playing. Thank you.

[@hafstrat]

The most fun I've had watching a demo since.... Perfect.

[@MrShredify]

Nice little rendition of "Oh Well" Chappers.

[@styx85]

11:12 and 11:20 for the Captain's "Not Bad" face.

[@TheVigilantStewards]

THANK YOU FOR THE CLEAN DEMO!!!!

[@mathiaschance7732]

Wow the way Lee plays Blues is wonderful man I got goosebumps

[@LaurensMusicBox14]

I couldn't hear anything over that $5000 price tag.

[@PedalExperiments]

That's 4,799 of our British, imperial credits of the realm, sir!

[@TomPark1986]

+Lauren's Music Box That's almost $10,000 Canadian. I could get four Mesa Mark 5's for the same price.

[@Ron-fw6bm]

Amen.

[@okiwatashi]

That’s the price of the guitar not the amp, god knows how much it would be? J

[@rbauer1632]

The amp that made Clapton famous and not a hint of his cranked tone? Why the build up in the introduction? This sounds more like Chet Atkins tone. No offense to Chet Atkins.

[@Johnny6666]

+rbauer1632 Yeah, very lame. No-one buys a Bluesbreaker to play clean - its reputation, as the name suggests, is inextricably tied to Clapton's wonderfully cranked tone from 1966.

[@Eddw5493]

+Bubblez Beano I baught one to play clean dirty as well but the clean sound is amazing too

[@Johnny6666]

Ed, I'm sure it's a great clean tone - they're great amps! And lucky you for getting one! :) But for a 'demo'/'review' of the amp, playing it only clean is just not good enough for a prospective buyer. Even if they had to use attenuation in the demo, at least it would give a flavour of the amp's tonal characteristics when driven hard...

[@Eddw5493]

Bubblez Beano yeh fair point they do sound good when driven hard stupidly loud though :)

[@PC160]

+rbauer1632 Check out the video where Eric Clapton checks out the reproduction of the red Les Paul he played on Gently Weeps, and watch how he sets the tones and volume on the brownface Fender Twin reproduction he's using. Very cool.

[@jamalmortimer]

best sounding demo so far!

[@charles4hl]

I so agree with you ! Best blues playing of them all

[@027shogun]

"I wonder how much that is" *checks Andertons...* /heartattack

[@PC160]

Whatever you do, don't turn it up!

[@anemoia2661]

Why the hell not?! You one O' them new millennial punks, huh!?!?

[@jonnybeck6723]

Yeah... don't crank it and don't tune up the horribly FLAT Lester Paul!!!!!

[@benlloyd3155]

Man Lee can really lay down some crazy blues. Nice to hear him get to do his thing.

[@lokotron1]

cant believe such a beautiful clean sound coming out from a marshall

[@unscathedpotato]

That sounds fucking delicious

[@00xanawolf00]

Jarrad Lowe Dude I know! I'm fairly confident in saying this would be in my top-five "dream amps" list. Between this and the Fender Clapton hand-wired... talk about an impossible choice!

[@RichardMedhurst]

"Signed by the board of directors of Marshall amps" who the fuck cares about some corporate pr*cks? I want the engineers who designed and built it to sign it!

[@lukasvandewiel860]

Indeed. The dude(tte) who soldered all the wires by hand. That would be awesome.

[@fuckyou46421]

Having the person who put work n effort into making it perfect not just some one telling people to make him the best amps he can sell you know. I hear ya over here in the UK bro

[@klintistwoude]

Excellent playing Capt'n, full of soul and taste :)

[@JamesHart]

Sounds amazing!

[@BadMotivator66]

okay, so we've got the blues covered with lee, the shredding with Rob, and the modern djenty stuff covered with Bea. you just need a kak-handed guitarist to play some punk powerchords and gob at the camera. i'm free if you're interested ;)

[@johngerson7335]

A handwired "Beano" and nobody cranked it? WTF? If it's too loud, you're too old.

[@WiserInTime]

+John Gerson Exactly what I was thinking.

[@johngerson7335]

+Wiser InTime Thanks WIT. Cheers!

[@ivansloe]

+John Gerson Hear hear - sounds sweet, but we know everyone wants to know what it sounds like at full bore.

[@waynekiladitis970]

Totally agree! That amp was built to be cranked in all its Majesty. They should do a part 2 for this ... an apology video!

[@WiserInTime]

Wayne Kiladitis Hear! Hear!

[@yourmum101ful]

I love you guys, fair play you pair are brilliant!

[@MegaCOOK28]

Great playing guys , ALL of you!!

[@whosnext1972]

Me: "Aww that beautiful I gotta pick one up!" Capt Lee: "Only 50 were made" Me: ".... shit..."

[@BarchettaValveAmp]

Somebody please crank that shit up !!!!!!!!

[@DChrls]

Wow that sounds great!

[@terryfennell3331]

Man that sound great!

[@daltonsnyder5679]

Leave the shredding to chappers but the captain kills the blues

[@samdunkksu2b129]

***** ^^ very true friend XD and sometimes when he shreds captain sort of has an expression that says "well shit..." xD

[@iviPAGE]

That amp rocks, but... a £4799 guitar helps a lot.

[@birilman]

Iván Rey Menéndez i think the point of having a great sounding (usually expensive as well) amp is to also have a great sounding guitar (usually expensive as the one they're using too) to get the best sound possible

[@birilman]

Iván Rey Menéndez my point is... this video would have been useless if they played a cheap/bad guitar to test an amp like this one

[@mikeflores625]

Beautiful Glorious Tones! Best sounding Marshall I ever heard in my opinion, then again I like the old school bluesy warm tones, and yes, it was refreshing to hear the chappers playing some mature man’s bluesy stuff, thank you gentlemen a great demo on a great amplifier! if I was to buy a Marshall, this would be the one I want, no nonsense simplicity with the warmest Fattest tone, is the way baby! A little piece of heaven on earth!

[@mickyma297]

Great video guy's and exellent playing i could watch it on repeat wish it was a bit longer video. Rob i love it when you play this style of music.

[@BossHossStudios]

The guy with the dead beaver on his head was the better guitarist.

[@dudefrombarrie]

That beaver was actually alive, just sleeping....

[@jesseshafer6375]

You're new around here aren't you?

[@edwardcullenhotass]

Jesse Shafer Chappers fanboi. :P

[@petersorensen6799]

Jesse Shafer "Area Man Claims To Be Veteran Fan Of Slightly Well-Known English Guitar Player"

[@MadSpectro7]

Ok I have to ask, are you referring to the guy with the afro or the one with the dreads?

[@jessemaes1990]

3 players, all Les Pauls and no knob turning. Didn't even show the tremolo. That's a shame.

[@jessemaes1990]

***** I actually meant turning the knobs on the amp, not the guitar. It's nice to know the range of the EQ and some different volume settings would have been nice as well. And at least turn the tremolo on for a second, this would not take 45 minutes at all. I agree that a Les Paul would be the obvious choice to demo a BB, but if you're gonna have three players demo the amp, at least let one of them take another guitar for a spin.

[@benlogan430]

Doesn’t matter none of us will be getting one anyway? Lol

[@TomSJazzBass]

Rabea really played fantastically for this video! Very expressive, really smooth, job well done.

[@kidder83]

I like how this video is no frills, and straight-up guitar playing. Sure, it's sort of a change from the usual British Tomfoolery from The Captain and Chappers, but it's nice to just sit and listen to some great music. Thanks for another great episode, guys.

[@Zimnyification]

This amp is far too expensive for me. But it sounds killer. Oh well.

[@V100BB]

Pretty much what runs through my head 90% of the time I'm on the internet.

[@daniellynch2122]

I think some missed that pun

[@dallasgerry9666]

Christopher Zimny caught the joke their

[@jakefowler8522]

Wanna try a strat thru that amp!

[@Chris_Bibby]

Great, tasteful playing all round there guys.. amp (and that LP *nomnom*) sounded lovely

[@RedroomStudios]

damn that was a sweet pairing, great vintage tone! and... no talk, nothing but playing!

[@andrewwest7875]

Disappointed. Why didn't they alter the settings to show any diversity to the amp?

[@mikeallenpugh]

Yep. If is was supposed to inspire me to buy one, it's certainly not done that. Enjoyed Lees bit at around 09:53 though. Nice bit of bite.

[@WorldPodTour]

Why did they not crank the amp?????

[@aeiane01]

Probably because in that small of a space they were in....they would have died. :^) Awesome ultimate club warrior amp, though!

[@crazyjoe1540]

They cranked a 100 watt EVH in that room once, I don't know why they couldn't crank this

[@Nachtopus]

+Reverb2020x Every Marshall amp is tested before leaving the warehouse. It's not like this was the first time the amp had ever been played.

[@ChrisJimenez2010]

WorldPodTour Bluesbreakers are louder than any 100 watt tube Marshalls or similar. Since this is a reissue there is no master volume and if they had cranked it, not even ear plugs could have saved them. I think I read in an interview that you could easily play this amp unmiced at Wembley stadium. Crazy.

[@fatboylo96]

Chris Jimenez You are a bit misinformed. This amp is rated at 30 watts. The originals claimed 45 but were more like 30-33. This amp is not louder than a 100 watt tube Marshall. It is a few db over half as loud. I own both and play both dimed on a regular basis (the 100 watter is a '70 Super Lead). There is a lot of mystique surronding the Bluesbreaker and therefore a lot of wild claims. It is a magical sounding amp but the laws of physics do still apply.

[@samgam69]

i have a 99 bluesbreaker in purple tolex which is so insanely good glad to see they've released this.

[@riseofthefallen301]

I've never heard such a nice clean tone out of a Les Paul, that amp really makes'em sing!

[@tricko2286]

My PV Bandit sounds better than this....wanna trade? You'd be ripping me off but I am willing to do the deal if you throw in the Les Paul.

[@tricko2286]

I'm kidding...

[@crozb52]

you nutter!@@tricko2286 ;-)

[@alphadogstudio]

I didn't hear anything that made me think of Clapton bluesbreaker tone terrible demo

[@renodavid]

Gorgeous sound.👍

[@oimonsexmann]

i really like how gentle this amp is breaking up. once the speakers are broken in, there are probably just a little few amps able to compete with this kind of tone

[@fivetrax]

Hey Buddy - if you hear clarity and definition you need your ears de-waxing. It's muddy and unclean.......just like a good blues amp should be! Thanks Chappers for not treating us to your usual overdriven fret-wanking!! Happy Christmas to you all.

[@NikolajHansen]

Does that Les Paul say £4799.. Ouch

[@darkhanomirzakov589]

+Nikolaj Hansen yeah so badly it's so much expensive

[@Ryan_Thompson_Guitarist]

+Nikolaj Hansen Looks like a 58 reissue to me

[@TheLegolover02]

+RyanThompsonGuitarist it's collectors choice nr... I don't remember but it's a collectors choice anyway...

[@NikolajHansen]

Well at that price, honestly, I would rather buy several other guitars

[@Kothas01]

+Nikolaj Hansen yup and buy the vox night train hahahahha

[@dejongeblondegod]

Chappers playing the blues...I loved it!

[@fibroboy1604]

Stunning.

[@mknomad5]

Pardon my grandstanding, but how can you say, "this could be the best amp... etc" and then proceed to not open it up, let it clear it's throat and let 'er RIP - it's a classic Marshall ffs! Because, come on, you KNOW that's what Clapton would do :)

[@blackie75]

or joe bonna...who prefers all his knobs set to 10 lol

[@TheMichaelseymour]

Mox_au joe bonna is a knob ....isnt he ?

[@jeffdemarcus7230]

That guy has a cat on his head

[@sevendblackjem]

Great demo of a great amp! 🎸👍🏿

[@invin7215]

Hot dang, that is such a smooth, sweet tone. Far and away out of my price range, but I can appreciate a good sound when I hear it.

[@nSmatic]

JCM 800 > Anything marshall puts out.

[@LetThereBeLoud]

+RossLinden97 You can't be serious...

[@nSmatic]

LetThereBeLoud You're right. im not. :D

[@divyanshpal5519]

+RossLinden97 JVM410H >> JCM800

[@Ryan_Thompson_Guitarist]

+RossLinden97 Marshall Plexi > Anything any Amp company has ever put out.

[@larrytate1657]

Does the jvm head work just as good with a half stack cabinet from another company? Does it have a dent hi gain channel?

[@Bigbuddyandblue]

Ok but to get the "Beano" tone, Clapton insisted, against the recording engineer's training, to have the amp on 10, and not close miked. He insisted it be miked from about 10 feet away to get some "air" into the sound. Clapton played directly in front of the amp, cranked on 10, to get sympathetic overtones and feedback basically on every note. The distortion was natural, not from any sort of "distortion" channel or pedal. Everybody knows that!

[@DarwinRuckleshaus8408]

Mike Roberti most recording engineers know nothing and that’s probably why no ones touched that recording since.

[@patrickohagan8305]

sounds fantastic.

[@guitargeekforjesus]

Holy crap. That tone. Best les Paul tone I've ever hear.

[@1971SuperLead]

It sounds kinda dead to me.

[@yobhsiFehT]

Sounds like users who are scared to let the EQ controls function to their potential ;) (An issue I'm noticing more and more lately; what do people have against treble?!? o.O )

[@1971SuperLead]

yobhsiFehT Treble highlights your sloppiness.

[@TrevorOTRex]

1971SuperLead Then don't play sloppy ;)

[@justinbowlin8723]

Agreed. Thing sounded like it was barely on. Crank it up, boys. Are you afraid it will break? I know you said it was the only one you had, so maybe you didn't want to push it too much. But if the point of this video is to advertise the amp, shouldn't you show us what it can do? I would never pay that much for an amp based on the tone achieved in this video.

[@1971SuperLead]

Justin Bowlin Agreed. Had they cranked it it might have come alive. I have a Marshall like that. : )~

[@jerseystringer]

Low E sounds kinda spongy, no?

[@1970borntorun]

Of course the bass is sloppy and muddy - it's a Marshall. I have NO doubt that ( just like ALL Gibson USA made guitars... ) this thing is incredibly overpriced. If you want a wonderful tube amp, that can do ANY tone from Fender-esque clean to George Lynch hi-gain molten crunch, buy a Friedman BE100. These things have the smoothest creamiest gain that would make the most ardent Marshall fan green with envy, AND incredible note-to-note articulation with deep and clear Bass. I have NEVER heard another amp sound this killer. Not Cameron, Bogner, Soldano, Mesa, Engl, Diezel, 5153, Carvin V3 or Blackstar. Do yourself a favor and look them up here if you don't believe me. Leave the mushy Marshalls to all the guitarists over 60 who have no hearing left and are still living in the Woodstock generation mentally and want to buy gear for nostalgia's sake, and not true sonic quality. .

[@paully08]

1970borntorun I checked out a Friedman BE100, you are right it's a great amp. very tight sound with good tone.

[@74LesPaul]

I was in Milton Keyens two years ago at the Marshall factory (from California). A tech who has been with Marshall 20 years explained to me why my 100 watt Plexi re-issue does not sound like the originals. He said, "We are working on the problem." He told me this . . take it or leave it, this is what he said. He said that the Govt. made Marshall put more separation between the coils of their output trannys for safety fire purposes and this changed the sound.

[@jwalkrr]

Man thats one great sounding amplifier the base end is punchy and the highs are smooth and creamy and ring out nice, sounds like it would be nice for hendrix style E blues stuff

[@IronOrePickaxe]

Sounds awesome.

[@dukem4938]

i hate commercials

[@OneBiteoftheCherry]

No overdrive channel then?

[@OneBiteoftheCherry]

Crush40thebest Still, for me to spend that much on an amp and it have little - to - no distortion would be a watse of many for me. I don't always rate Marshalls that highly anyway. A lot of the other high end amps I've heard blow them out the water when it comes to tone. Suhr, Victory and PRS amps all sound better to me...but that's just me.

[@andreibiro2137]

TheBlisterer od pedals :)

[@andreibiro2137]

TheBlisterer good amp choice:) what's wrong with the name? :)

[@mknomad5]

Crush40thebest 60s amps didn't NEED an overdrive channel. Surely you've heard of The Who? Guinness world record loudest concerts ever? The whole point is 60s amps kicked the snot out of these tame, lame solid state weak ass excuse for real analog goodness. A real Marshall will laugh at you derisively when you crank it, and those Celestions will last for a while. There'd be no need on those amps, to dial back the volume to save wear and tear on the speakers. They loooove it. If you cranked one in the store, you'd just be giving it it's first unwinding and relaxing toward that sweet spot, like breaking in a good guitar. It just makes it better, up to a point of course. But it will be a long time before you're actually damaging speaker material. Playing nicey with a Marshall can only ever be less than half the story. But even the new ones can take more abuse than this.

[@stevenrivera3977]

TheBlisterer Amps with no OD, especially this one, take pedals HEAVENLY. There is really no reason to have od on an amp nowadays. Plus its a 60's amp, they would just crank it for od, and let it break up. Thats true od.

[@Adombiesnow5100]

That les paul hanging on the wall with the p90 and the natural finish looks soooo cool!!

[@Scias]

Lee you are a fucking incredible blues player, I knew that since I first saw that 335 demo or whatever it was. Very nice amp, as soon as I heard the first note I almost said "wow". I used to listen to Jon Mayall's Bluesbreakers album religiously

[@MrAlexhollins]

This is not a good review. They don't put the amp through it's paces and treat it with a reverence usually reserved for royalty on news broadcasts.

[@stevebell4853]

I know, and theres a few cats on here gushing worse over it than that. It's the bullshit mythology I cant stand. Thats what keeps the price mega high. I've just read someone refer to the bluesbreaker as and I quote "not a players amp". A bluesbreaker not a players amp, but a collectors amp. See what I mean about bullshit mythology? It's one of the most badass players amps of all time, but these rich fuckers need to justify their decadence in their purchase as their "collectors" amp sits and collects dust. Fucking sad.

[@Mistergibsonsg1]

I hate to burst this big hupla bubble, but it doesn't sound any better than my twin reverb.Or maybe I am in denial. I don't care HOW close the NEW parts are it's still a reissue. NOT the real deal. It seems to me that this amp is more of a "Look at what I've got" trophy amp. There is one more important fact. It won't help you play any better that you do. It can be inspiring to make you play more so you should play better. I think you would be an oxy moron to take this amp to a gig. One spilled beer and there goes a ton of coin down the drain. Anyway, the crowd could care less what you play through as long as it sound good. Rock on!

[@doctorwhofan2563]

You could say most of that about any amp, especially your Twin.

[@Mistergibsonsg1]

Doctor Who Fan The first part of your comment has truth to it. But you know nothing about my original twin. I bought it from a old fellow who lived in a trailer for 1100 bucks ten years ago. I think you would know how it sounds. It starts to break up around 5. No, let's not call it break up. The notes just sail with sweet smooth sustain. Nothing sounds like the real deal. I know friends that own R8's, R'9's. They sound great. Yes, they are replicas of the originals BUT they still NEW guitars. Refer to rule one, and rock on!

[@harryemmott8597]

remember, youtube compresses sound, so the amp sounds a lot better in real life, trust me, twin reverbs are good, but this amp is untouchable, i played it once

[@Mistergibsonsg1]

Harry Emmott So is the price. LOL

[@100chuckjones]

Mistergibsonsg1 hahah. your right.

[@bluesresende]

what an amazing sound

[@stevewoan6]

love the blues licks at the 10:00 minute mark!!

[@steezyMcphee]

i dont understand playing oh well like a litttle girl on 1.....sacreligous

[@123gonesurfing]

Stick with the Blues Chappers, the shred stuff is obnoxious.

[@DouglasBWelch]

Sounds awesome

[@kathyfoucaud940]

Fantastic sound

[@euroguitar7670]

Marshall are up to their old tricks.....Sounds like Marketing hype to my ears.......pay a LOT of money for what exactly? - Kinda like putting lipstick on a pig....don't fall for the "exclusive" or "special" rap from the Salesmen....yes folks...they are salesmen...first and foremost.... They want to SELL you this amp....the funny thing is that none of them know what to do with it....except twiddle their knobs and look perplexed. Metropolis amps rule when it comes to reissues of great Marshalls if you want the real thing.

[@euroguitar7670]

No it's not wrong to be a Marshall salesman, Marshall have really improved over the last few years and thank god they are still made in England. This clip is doing Marshall a disservice IMHO, I was just pointing out marketing hype. Plus these demonstrators haven't got a clue as to the merits of this amp IF it is original spec. Clapton used this design amp yes, but he also used a special pedal along with it. Anyone who knows Marshall amps knows that the really great ones were a mix of whatever components were available at the time. JM chopped and changed his component suppiers based on availability on the day from his shop in Charing Cross Road in the sixties. There are anorak amp specialists out there who have replicated prime examples of that golden era of Marshall when tone was random by sourcing the EXACT components. I mentioned one the best examples of this and you allude to me advertising for them? Wrong! Tone heads can save a shedload of cash by avoiding the hype and exploring further.

[@Johnny6666]

"Don't fall for the "exclusive" or "special" rap from the Salesmen....yes folks...they are salesmen...first and foremost.... They want to SELL you this amp." Absolutely. Both are corporate shills earning a living - and thus their assessment of music gear should be deemed questionable at all times.

[@smiggy1968]

Chappers can't play the blues.

[@OneBiteoftheCherry]

He was testing an amp, not recording an album...

[@KptnHaddock_]

Thank you for playing "Oh Well" Rob!

[@pony_drums]

Amp sounds great. Especially with that beautiful Gibby. Also loving the Skyrim t-shirt, Rob!

[@willstuart3023]

would trade my soul for that sound.amazing

[@anythinginvegas]

This may be my favorite amp of the 33 in my collection. UNMATCHABLE sound and headroom!

[@SpirituSalis]

love this amp

[@Ennuae]

That amp is absolutely amazing

[@masterbate23]

it sounds great

[@ljm247]

Holy shit I didn't want that video to end, I could listen to the Captain play all day.

[@CraigMedlinmusic]

Captain's playing is just so damn nice to listen to.

[@edwardcullenhotass]

Cool-looking amp!

[@lifeson46]

I think this music shop has an abundance of aforementioned substance

[@riciy]

Lee's got the blues..best playing

[@tenodogblu]

Rob's a wonderful player!

[@89AlexLee89]

I think it sounds amazing.