Hard Clipping Evolved - The Guv'nor, MT-2, & Klon Centaur: "Always On" & "Amps in a Box!"

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  • čas přidán 4. 04. 2023
  • Today in Plague Scythe Studios, the original hard clippers' legacy is carried on with the supercharged distortion and EQ circuits of these late 80's to mid 90's giants!
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Komentáře • 45

  • @OTTOAUDIO
    @OTTOAUDIO Před rokem +9

    One way to see Klon is.. your tone but just “MORE” … another way to see it is like an extra tube stage of gain. Great video

    • @JimboLodisC
      @JimboLodisC Před rokem +1

      For real, every guitarist should have a Klon style pedal, don't matter which genre you play

    • @a-nus
      @a-nus Před rokem +1

      100 dollar EQ pedal would do the trick then 😊

    • @OTTOAUDIO
      @OTTOAUDIO Před rokem +2

      @@a-nus definitely ballpark, eq introduces phase shifts more than actual harmonic distortion / saturation like klon circuit, so not entirely the same trick or
      the same results, both scientifically and experientially. I own both, definitely different methods. Not at all trying to go big brain here just thinking out loud as I had to consider your comment 🤔 at any rate, good convo good video, good pedals, tone is subjective.

    • @OTTOAUDIO
      @OTTOAUDIO Před rokem +2

      @@a-nus oh btw my klone is a $29 Amazon one. Gold mosky one is solid

  • @plumbummusic2051
    @plumbummusic2051 Před rokem +4

    This is a fountain of information for the gear nerd in me.
    It's always interesting seeing the waveforms, filtering and frequency response of amps and pedals, I hope we get some innovative stuff in the future as consequence of this video. All of these were incredibly well-thought and put together!

  • @BcBaxley
    @BcBaxley Před rokem +3

    No Bad Monkey...No street cred 😎I'm obsessed with my Pepers Dirty Tree Boost Pedal 🤘

  • @Eliphas_Elric
    @Eliphas_Elric Před rokem +1

    I had to stop this video and go watch the Vampira music video. Awesome riff choice, made my day.

  • @dannbrauckmann1545
    @dannbrauckmann1545 Před rokem +1

    Glad to see you making videos again, Ryan! I for one felt starved for your valuable input!

  • @AbsolyutnayaNenavistThrash

    0:04 Bless you!

  • @aninja1053
    @aninja1053 Před rokem +2

    Glad your back

  • @derekdamager7928
    @derekdamager7928 Před rokem +1

    Welcome back. Good to see to here.

  • @WholeLottaBulldog
    @WholeLottaBulldog Před rokem

    Great fun, as always Ryan.

  • @timhopkins3810
    @timhopkins3810 Před rokem +2

    This was a great episode and good to see a klon pushed to what it should be more than just a clean boost! I still find it amazing how expensive they are when Bill Finegan made thousands of them. There’s sooo many more rare pedals that cost less… there’s over 20 on Reverb right now so it isn’t that rare…

  • @iwannarockon2010
    @iwannarockon2010 Před rokem

    Lots of interesting tones and knowledge 🤘

  • @deadscenedotcom
    @deadscenedotcom Před rokem

    Fantastic video!

  • @JimboLodisC
    @JimboLodisC Před rokem +3

    so been a Metal Zone owner for decades (it's a fun pedal) and a few months ago got my first "Klone" pedal and love it, been interested in checking out a Guv'nor now that there's a reissue, very very relevant video for me right now haha

  • @bioniqueaudio
    @bioniqueaudio Před rokem

    You rock that Chimera Ryan!

  • @ToneCharmAudio
    @ToneCharmAudio Před rokem +1

    Bless you.

  • @FortressofSound
    @FortressofSound Před rokem +1

    I've been enjoying the cheap AF Joyo Ultimate Drive. OCD clone essentially. Cool breakdowns of the circuits too. Cheers man.

  • @atavismdream
    @atavismdream Před rokem +1

    The MT-2 can absolutely nail Demanufacture/Obsolete era Fear Factory tones as a preamp into a Marshall Poweramp.

  • @SlyHikari03
    @SlyHikari03 Před 3 měsíci

    The chip conspiracy thing is kinda funny tbh, never thought in 2020 the thought of wack theories and guitar gear colliding but it happened.
    The EQ knobs are so sensitive that I feel like if I stare at it long enough it will move.

  • @tonyblackmore6767
    @tonyblackmore6767 Před rokem +1

    Dude nice job.can you do a review on the orange guitar butler preamp pedal. Or do you recommend it for a doomster

  • @bllyfen8
    @bllyfen8 Před rokem +1

    Yo, was that some Charlie Daniels I heard? Hells yes.

  • @IamtheFerryMan
    @IamtheFerryMan Před rokem +3

    I'm fucking stoked for this episode! My friend built me a Klone last year and it's stellar. I had sold my Helix for a FM3 but ended up selling FM3 for another Helix because that Minotaur clone is so good (plus ease of use).
    A few weeks ago, on the heels of the Marshall pedals reissue, I asked the same friend to build me a 2 in 1 Blues Breaker and Guvnor. He added a switch to change which one comes first in the chain. It's friggin fantastic. Turn on the Guvnor for instant Gary Moore.

  • @mattorourke83
    @mattorourke83 Před rokem

    Me at 1:27 Night! Follows me when you're gone!!

  • @subjectt.change6599
    @subjectt.change6599 Před rokem

    Can anyone explain to me the aversion of CZcamsrs to turning the mids knob on a Metal Zone above noon?

    • @PlagueScytheStudios
      @PlagueScytheStudios  Před rokem +1

      Because the mids control does not work like an amplifier tonestacks mid control UNLESS you turn it below noon. On a typical amp design, mids at 10 is actually flat, not a mid boost. Anything below that attenuated frequencies in the 500-800 Hz range. I.e. nearly every high gain guitar tone you hear has some mid cutting going on.
      That's why the MT-2's active tonestack sounds strange and honky with mids above noon (at least into a typical power amp > cab signal chain).

    • @subjectt.change6599
      @subjectt.change6599 Před rokem

      I guess my sarcasm wasn’t apparent.

    • @subjectt.change6599
      @subjectt.change6599 Před rokem

      Listen to any NWOBHM tone (esp. Accept “Balls to the Wall”) that inspired the architecture of the MT-2, and tell me that you hear scooped mids. Go ahead. I’ll wait.

    • @subjectt.change6599
      @subjectt.change6599 Před rokem

      If all the engineers at BOSS wanted to do was simulate an amplifier tone stack, why bother going semi-parametric at all? Why use shelving instead of LPF for the highs? Because the MT-2 was designed to EXCEED the tonal possibilities of an overdriven amp.

    • @subjectt.change6599
      @subjectt.change6599 Před rokem

      And allow me to be the first to say it on CZcams. Scooping your mids either means that you only listen to your own tone on headphones or at low volume, or that you hate your bass player and enjoy rendering his frequencies redundant.

  • @j_c_93
    @j_c_93 Před rokem +3

    The Guv'nor is extremely underrated for metal. Such a distinct, huge and chunky tone. Beautiful palm mutes, power chords and tremolo picked riffs.

  • @Starch1b2c3d4a
    @Starch1b2c3d4a Před rokem

    Bro, you’re running the gain way too high on the Klon 😂

    • @PlagueScytheStudios
      @PlagueScytheStudios  Před rokem +1

      You must have missed the part where I said I'm actually trying to use the hard clipper section in the Klon since this is a video about hard clipping. Running the gain low turns the pedal into a mostly clean boost.

  • @AbsolyutnayaNenavistThrash

    I just admit, this is very interesting video. But: Krank Amplificatio MMV Distortus MAXIMUS is the best Distortion pedal ever made😎😎😎😎😎💥🔥❤‍🔥🎸

  • @KahruSuomiPerkele
    @KahruSuomiPerkele Před rokem +1

    26:48 your filters are wrong, what you show are RL filters and RC filters, no gyrators here.

  • @j_c_93
    @j_c_93 Před rokem +1

    If you can figure out what settings on your amp creates a flat response (for example, on a blackface Fender, it's treble and bass at 0, and mids at 10) this is another good option for the Metal Zone.
    BTW, a Metal Zone boosted with an hm2 into a Peavey Supreme 160 (same circuit as a Teal Stripe Bandit) was used for the guitar tone on Slaughter of the Soul by At the Gates, which is one of my favorite guitar tones ever.