Easily the most informative, extensive analysis - no BS, no filler, all killer. Love your reviews. Thanks a million for all your help in making my ampless dream a reality!
I am a drummer but this sound is what I remember from the eighties when you were playing in various bands in cellars,schools ect.. it kind of pulling my heart strings... :)
Man, I love EytschPi42's content. I return to these videos multiple times, depending on what I want to see, whether honest takes on products or a comprehensive look at the gear in use. It feels almost like a podcast spliced with a sick gear demo. Outstanding.
Thanks for another great demo Henning! So, would you like more low end on this one? We are tweaking in the pedals at the moment for a new FW update, so put in your order please. /Michael
Haha… maybe a bit… compared to the real thing II is a bit leaner. The 800 has a very pronounced low end without being dark or mushy. However, the Jims 800 works great in a track.
We never know how those things will react to our own rigs,While I like TC ,If Marshall came out with this and stood behind it I would really wanna try it,some of us that have been in the game a while have all kinds of pedals we have bought looking for that special tone we agree with and at some point you just stop . It has to be something really good and special to catch my attention. I have 3 Marshall Heads and an Orange head, Line 6 Hx stomp xl, a hundred pedals,preamps etc etc,. and still here I am Loving these demos. LOL .
Exactly. If you have the opportunity, try before you buy. The most guitars, amps and pedals that I've bought, I've bought without trying them. Most stuff was used, so I didn't lose too much money ok that stuff. But I've backed out of buying things after trying them. This pedal could be great, but it could also happen that it doesn't work very well with the rest of our pedals. But it's digital, so it should be fine, it should be consistent.
Totally off the subject, but please, all of you take time to slow down & recover, so that you can enjoy Gear Street. I'm hoping it for you because I am utterly burned out myself & I don't want what's happening to me, to happen to you.
I completely understand what your saying. After a playing in a few bands bar bands, recording for over 35 years there's really nothing I haven't heard. I feel like everything has been done to death. People like Guthrie Goven, Tim Hanson make me want to give up lol.
@@protoolsfanatic7276I know what you're saying. Virtuosos are untouchable for the most of us. If I just had a teacher when I was younger that could tell me to be me, I would develop much faster. Now I'm always trying to be better, but I also like what I play. Oh, and I definitely don't wish to play like Henson. I'm not the least bit a fan of the music, it doesn't rock my boat.
Yep…this things sounds pretty nice. I am running it fairly clean with the Blackstar Dept 10 Drive and Boost before it and that setup gives me a huge range of great tones!
I spy a Walrus 385 at the 2m35s mark. Looks to me like Rafa is using it in the effects loop of his vocal preamp. That's a wild idea. Such a versatile pedal.
Henning, du bist der geilste, durchgeknallteste Gitarrero (Musiker, Produzent, Comedian etc..... 🤣) ever ✌🤘👍👍👍 I love you 🥰😄 Beste Grüße aussem Pott to wherever you are. Rosigatton
Hello! Your videos are awesome! I'm interested in your opinion, which is better: tc electronic jims 800 or joyo jackman ii or vox Copperhead overdrive?
Now I want to do this Jim s800 and the 505 I don't know why I can get the same sounds out of my amps but I guess I can use him for lower volumes and not having the neighbors give me that funny look
Damn, I wish someone would send me one of these to try out! I really like the idea of these but not 100% sure how they work in reality! Are they a "pedal amp" or just a modelling pedal that you stick in front of an amp? Can I just take one of these to a gig and let the sound engineer sort out the sound front of house? I just dont know.... Come on Henning, how about doing the FIRST "How to..." with these pedals?
It's a preamp pedal so you'd plug your guitar into the pedal, take the output of the pedal into the FX-Return of an amp so you're just using the power amp section, and plug the amp into a cab as usual. Or you can take the DI output of the pedal which has a cab sim and send that direct to FOH and let the engineer do what they want with it. Or you can do both so you have your amp on stage making noise and the engineer can also pump your DI signal through the PA without having to mic your amp. In a home studio sense you can either go from the output of the pedal into your interface and use your own cab IRs, or you can take the DI output and use the included cab sim.
Wonderful times. Growing up in the 80s, I was used recording with a 4-track, no idea how to mic my amp. Later I thought I got "the" sound when the Red Box (MkII!) from Hughes & Kettner was available. Still got mine. As it states in the manual: "The cabinetulator circuitry of the RED BOX authentically recreates the sound of a miked-up guitar cabinet loaded with four 12” loudspeakers." Ah, little did we know.
Not a bad sounding pedal but most seasoned guitar players probably already have a Marshall. A lot of mid-range. Sounds pretty good I guess The dual wreck was a lot different. The hats are no good for guitar pedal demos. Now for fishing they'd be perfect😊. Thanks again have a good day...
See when you were playing the 505 this pedal sounds more muddy 505 sounded really clear whether it was playing rhythm and lead simultaneously this sounds more mufully but maybe your ears or more into a lower tone more Bassy I don't know but maybe combining these two together and dialing and him might be pretty cool
I seem to remember a certain guitar CZcamsr with a disdain for goldtops. Yet, here is that same certain guitar youtuber with...what's that...a GOLDTOP!!! You love a goldtop! Dont lie. Dont tell me its because of the gold knobs on a pedal. 😁
That happens ALL the time in comparisons. Potentiometers vary, so it’s best to use your ears for levels and adjust to get them close. That’s the only way to compare accurately.
as digital pedals ... there is no reason they couldnt make all different versions as a tone prints to same enclosure.... o yeah except for all the cash. But i am a bit old fashioned when it comes to these things.
And of course you're playing a totally different guitar than the Headless one with more aggressive pickups I presume then this Les Paul replica of some sort I can't tell what it is
Yeah my Donner Multipad100 is 3-4 years old now and has USB-C but TC and even D'Addario's new Nexxus tuner are USB Mini...WTF? Get with the program TC and D'Addario!
John U R a noob. You need a clean amp to use these pedals. A simple 5 watt tube amp would work well. Obviously mixing two distinct and different tones wouldn't result in a great tone. You are the kid who colors and everything becomes brown/black.
well, that was very convincing, especially in the track. but the comparison to the real amp, to me, the pedal sounded ordinary. the real amp sounded way better.
I've been resting I've been following a brown I've been Airborne I've been going down I've been up down why I've never been an able to see you while I've been trying to do but I know that I'm going to do it yes I'm going to do it I'm going to do it yes I'm going to do it I'm going to do it I'm going to capture that sound like the speed of light oh yeah you better get in my way because I'm going to take you on a ride that'll never be the same that's what I'm saying oh yeah you better get in my way I'm going to take you on a ride and nothing's going to be the same these are vocal for a song
So Jim is the man in the box? Saaaaaa aaaave my eyes… Edits to follow Probably something about 6 days to 42GSFÜNf. 11k monophonic excellence? Excellent example of frequency ranges errrrr vs arrrrr and the 16k-18k ssssssissssss sounds
Why do people feel the need to Moo at cows? I’ve never seen a herd of cattle looking at a bunch of humans and one cow is going Bla bla bla bla and looking to see if the humans react?
@@EytschPi42 dang. okay. you were always a great player in your demos. sorry im that annoying guy like telling somebody when they've gotten fat or not. hope all goes well with the renovation and you get your chops back.
Difference in how the (virtual) cabs are mic'd I guess. The gain structure and such sound very similar. Makes me think there is a bass-cut / eq / mic difference somewhere in the IR of this pedal. Things will never be 100% the same, but yes, there was quite a bit of low-end missing in the compare. But that can be because of many reasons that have nothing to do with the emulation in the pedal... or it has.. we will never know :). (ps: Did he use the non-IR out of the pedal and run that int he same cab he used for the real amp? That would've been a better compare, right?)
Easily the most informative, extensive analysis - no BS, no filler, all killer. Love your reviews. Thanks a million for all your help in making my ampless dream a reality!
I am a drummer but this sound is what I remember from the eighties when you were playing in various bands in cellars,schools ect.. it kind of pulling my heart strings... :)
The guitar in the mix for the intro song was very accurate to a bitey JCM 800 tone. Loved it.
Wow, that pedal has a really robust, authentic sound! Great video.
I really like the evolution and the quality of this channel good job!
Man, I love EytschPi42's content. I return to these videos multiple times, depending on what I want to see, whether honest takes on products or a comprehensive look at the gear in use. It feels almost like a podcast spliced with a sick gear demo. Outstanding.
Thanks for another great demo Henning! So, would you like more low end on this one? We are tweaking in the pedals at the moment for a new FW update, so put in your order please. /Michael
Haha… maybe a bit… compared to the real thing II is a bit leaner. The 800 has a very pronounced low end without being dark or mushy. However, the Jims 800 works great in a track.
I think YOU got it. Great review, Henning thanks!
Great song in the beginning.
Bitter Life, really rocks !
Woooow great voice and great performance. Congrats!
Killer song, Killer vocalist and Killer guitar parts, more please :)
Great intro song! Rafa is a pretty great singer!
Thank you. This is the one I was waiting and hoping for. Will be a backup.
That intro song was sooo good!!!
A musical treat.
Fabulous vocals and guitar. Really solid
We never know how those things will react to our own rigs,While I like TC ,If Marshall came out with this and stood behind it I would really wanna try it,some of us that have been in the game a while have all kinds of pedals we have bought looking for that special tone we agree with and at some point you just stop . It has to be something really good and special to catch my attention. I have 3 Marshall Heads and an Orange head, Line 6 Hx stomp xl, a hundred pedals,preamps etc etc,. and still here I am Loving these demos. LOL .
Exactly. If you have the opportunity, try before you buy. The most guitars, amps and pedals that I've bought, I've bought without trying them. Most stuff was used, so I didn't lose too much money ok that stuff. But I've backed out of buying things after trying them. This pedal could be great, but it could also happen that it doesn't work very well with the rest of our pedals. But it's digital, so it should be fine, it should be consistent.
The Marshall ShredMaster just got reissued that’s got to be their JCM800 pedal❤
Why the hell should Marshall stay behind a product they don´t make any money on ????
Re read what I wrote@@qddk9545
Almost TC, Now I want an ENGL, Soldano and Friedman units.
Totally off the subject, but please, all of you take time to slow down & recover, so that you can enjoy Gear Street. I'm hoping it for you because I am utterly burned out myself & I don't want what's happening to me, to happen to you.
I completely understand what your saying. After a playing in a few bands bar bands, recording for over 35 years there's really nothing I haven't heard. I feel like everything has been done to death. People like Guthrie Goven, Tim Hanson make me want to give up lol.
@@protoolsfanatic7276I know what you're saying. Virtuosos are untouchable for the most of us. If I just had a teacher when I was younger that could tell me to be me, I would develop much faster. Now I'm always trying to be better, but I also like what I play. Oh, and I definitely don't wish to play like Henson. I'm not the least bit a fan of the music, it doesn't rock my boat.
Sounds solid in the track
Nice song again as usual!!!
Really digging what i've been seeing from TC in this line
Yep…this things sounds pretty nice. I am running it fairly clean with the Blackstar Dept 10 Drive and Boost before it and that setup gives me a huge range of great tones!
Ok. Now tc, give us a plethora amp works that does it all!
Bless/Curse you Crazy Man, this sounds fantastic and now I'm torn between this and the ST20C.
Great test and most of all I have to praise the guitars I own 3 Heritage and I am very happy with them.
Hi from France Henning. Bravo for the song : super top. Thank you for the animals, and hello to Leslie.
Love the track!
Homeboy has got some pipes.Nice work.
I spy a Walrus 385 at the 2m35s mark. Looks to me like Rafa is using it in the effects loop of his vocal preamp. That's a wild idea. Such a versatile pedal.
Henning, du bist der geilste, durchgeknallteste Gitarrero (Musiker, Produzent, Comedian etc..... 🤣) ever ✌🤘👍👍👍
I love you 🥰😄
Beste Grüße aussem Pott to wherever you are.
Rosigatton
Great track. The singer was excellent.
At 03:56 the crazy sweeping guitars hidden in the background are insanisquishly good!!!!🤘🏼
That's a seriously great tune 🔥🤘🔥
That intro was great .! sounded reminiscent of Danko Jones. Does anyone remember him ?
This opening track absolutely rips
Really like the sound.
Great Song!
Seems like they nailed the vintage amps but are struggling with the ones from the 80s a bit.
Hello! Your videos are awesome! I'm interested in your opinion, which is better: tc electronic jims 800 or joyo jackman ii or vox Copperhead overdrive?
That track tho
I wish they had a 1959 Superlead pedal!
Which would come closer to a superlead the JIMS 800 or JIMS 45? I like the big bright cap on a superlead!
Now I want to do this Jim s800 and the 505 I don't know why I can get the same sounds out of my amps but I guess I can use him for lower volumes and not having the neighbors give me that funny look
Best roast/reaction to someone playing keyboards ever
Pedal goes eeeeyyyyykkkkk!!! Got it! 🤣🤘
This thing sounds killer!
Damn, I wish someone would send me one of these to try out! I really like the idea of these but not 100% sure how they work in reality! Are they a "pedal amp" or just a modelling pedal that you stick in front of an amp? Can I just take one of these to a gig and let the sound engineer sort out the sound front of house? I just dont know.... Come on Henning, how about doing the FIRST "How to..." with these pedals?
It's a preamp pedal so you'd plug your guitar into the pedal, take the output of the pedal into the FX-Return of an amp so you're just using the power amp section, and plug the amp into a cab as usual.
Or you can take the DI output of the pedal which has a cab sim and send that direct to FOH and let the engineer do what they want with it.
Or you can do both so you have your amp on stage making noise and the engineer can also pump your DI signal through the PA without having to mic your amp.
In a home studio sense you can either go from the output of the pedal into your interface and use your own cab IRs, or you can take the DI output and use the included cab sim.
Great amp sim at a great price!
Just gotta love Doodle...❤
I love that song!! Is there a place to get a download?
Not yet
Wonderful times. Growing up in the 80s, I was used recording with a 4-track, no idea how to mic my amp. Later I thought I got "the" sound when the Red Box (MkII!) from Hughes & Kettner was available. Still got mine. As it states in the manual: "The cabinetulator circuitry of the RED BOX authentically recreates the sound of a miked-up guitar cabinet loaded with four 12” loudspeakers." Ah, little did we know.
Not a bad sounding pedal but most seasoned guitar players probably already have a Marshall. A lot of mid-range. Sounds pretty good I guess The dual wreck was a lot different. The hats are no good for guitar pedal demos. Now for fishing they'd be perfect😊. Thanks again have a good day...
See when you were playing the 505 this pedal sounds more muddy 505 sounded really clear whether it was playing rhythm and lead simultaneously this sounds more mufully but maybe your ears or more into a lower tone more Bassy I don't know but maybe combining these two together and dialing and him might be pretty cool
I'd like to know more about Valeria
I seem to remember a certain guitar CZcamsr with a disdain for goldtops. Yet, here is that same certain guitar youtuber with...what's that...a GOLDTOP!!! You love a goldtop! Dont lie. Dont tell me its because of the gold knobs on a pedal. 😁
Level was noticeably lower on the pedal, when compared head to head. That said, it was missing that JCM 800 low end.
That happens ALL the time in comparisons. Potentiometers vary, so it’s best to use your ears for levels and adjust to get them close. That’s the only way to compare accurately.
That low end gets cut in a mix anyway
Henning! I think you need some days of. Which one do you prefer? The 45 or this one? Take care
Thank god they didnt use a vintage 30 IR on zhis one
as digital pedals ... there is no reason they couldnt make all different versions as a tone prints to same enclosure.... o yeah except for all the cash. But i am a bit old fashioned when it comes to these things.
And of course you're playing a totally different guitar than the Headless one with more aggressive pickups I presume then this Les Paul replica of some sort I can't tell what it is
Henning are you still using chicken picks? If so which one and thickness?
badass III
I'm using the same pick! 3.2mm thick and it's a game changer for my picking technique. Thanks for getting back to me
Rock on noodle! 🖤🖤🖤
can you compare with the jims 45, clean and dist
"Can't hear any that you don't play" - implying my technique is that clean
😊 fantastic 😊
Does this take a fuzz in front the way the amp does?
Yeah my Donner Multipad100 is 3-4 years old now and has USB-C but TC and even D'Addario's new Nexxus tuner are USB Mini...WTF? Get with the program TC and D'Addario!
same pedals , different IR ?
the convenience of dedication , i guess
How would this sound run directly into a front of an AC 15-30? I've heard not very good.
No point in doing that
@@EytschPi42 Sometimes you have no choice.
@@EytschPi42 So no real answer, got it.
John U R a noob. You need a clean amp to use these pedals. A simple 5 watt tube amp would work well. Obviously mixing two distinct and different tones wouldn't result in a great tone. You are the kid who colors and everything becomes brown/black.
sounds fckin great!
Please more technical terms in your videos.
Unpopular opinion but if I click on a pedal video and it’s not about the pedal after 5 minutes I’m turning it off.
it was all about the pedal for the first 4 minutes!!!
As a massive tube snob, ewwww!
As a broke musician, weeee!
well, that was very convincing, especially in the track. but the comparison to the real amp, to me, the pedal sounded ordinary. the real amp sounded way better.
I've been resting I've been following a brown I've been Airborne I've been going down I've been up down why I've never been an able to see you while I've been trying to do but I know that I'm going to do it yes I'm going to do it I'm going to do it yes I'm going to do it I'm going to do it I'm going to capture that sound like the speed of light oh yeah you better get in my way because I'm going to take you on a ride that'll never be the same that's what I'm saying oh yeah you better get in my way I'm going to take you on a ride and nothing's going to be the same these are vocal for a song
So Jim is the man in the box? Saaaaaa aaaave my eyes…
Edits to follow
Probably something about 6 days to 42GSFÜNf.
11k monophonic excellence?
Excellent example of frequency ranges errrrr vs arrrrr and the 16k-18k ssssssissssss sounds
Why do people feel the need to Moo at cows? I’ve never seen a herd of cattle looking at a bunch of humans and one cow is going Bla bla bla bla and looking to see if the humans react?
@@PooNinja because most cows are smarter then us😢
@@Illuminatus5 they taste better too.
Sounds cheap :(
I may agree on this, mooer line up is much better imo
Nope.
Whyyyyyyy does everyone di guitar products , mic the cabs guys cmon di sounds like shite
What the hell has happened to your playing. You've turned in to Glenn Fricker. Before he started practicing. 😂
house renovation for 2 months
@@EytschPi42 dang. okay. you were always a great player in your demos. sorry im that annoying guy like telling somebody when they've gotten fat or not. hope all goes well with the renovation and you get your chops back.
Jahh das var Scheisse.
Sounds nothing like the resl jcm800 lead Sirius. Sounds no better than a jayo distortion worth $30 and work on ya frazings all over the place
Compared to the real thing the pedal sounds small.
TWSS
Difference in how the (virtual) cabs are mic'd I guess. The gain structure and such sound very similar. Makes me think there is a bass-cut / eq / mic difference somewhere in the IR of this pedal. Things will never be 100% the same, but yes, there was quite a bit of low-end missing in the compare. But that can be because of many reasons that have nothing to do with the emulation in the pedal... or it has.. we will never know :).
(ps: Did he use the non-IR out of the pedal and run that int he same cab he used for the real amp? That would've been a better compare, right?)
2:13 who's that singing gremlin? gross
Those aren't bricks, they are Legos.