Finding The PERFECT Guitar Amp | What You NEED To Know
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- čas přidán 22. 12. 2019
- Finding the right guitar amp can be really challenging, especially for beginners. In this video me and Ben from Righteous Guitars tell you what you need to know to find the right guitar amp.
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Rhett Shull at 9:03 what type of style of genre is that lick you played? I'd like to learn to play that style of music.
Nice nod to R.S. 'Slave' thats my jam. Johnny Keyes sax work is phenomenal
I wanted to play blues and softer and not that much distortion for a home amp. What would you recommend
Thanks for showing me how I've been playing Wind Cries Mary wrong all these years. LOLOL
@@UdodaTube I was wondering about that, too. It sounded a lot like Little Wing, but maybe his interpretation of it. So, if that's your thing, go listen to Hendrix and SRV. Good luck.
"Anyway, I'm just here to get some strings. Thanks man."
Did u overhear my last 5 visits?!? 😆
@@zac3392 I work in a music store, it's the most common thing that happens. LOL
It still plants the seed, greatly increasing the chances that when they do have some funds, they'll come back. GAS is a hell of a drug...
@@mal2ksc not everyone, but you're not wrong.
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GAS..?
Ben should be cloned and be THE guy at everyone's guitar shop. Knowledgeable, laid-back and not pushy at all. Awesome guy to listen to!
Paul Camus I would buy a guitar by him any day of the week
Ever heard of order 66
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@@bobbyvanvleuten663 Nope
Unfortunately
*That Divided 13 sounds awesome with the right amount of everything.*
Tone is in the tolex.
Everyone knows that
Lol
Yup if it's brown!!!
I disagree chickenhead knobs completely change the way the amp sounds and feels!
Faux tooled leather
Every musician needs a Ben in their life
Truth. I like the fact that you can tell he takes into into consideration the customers knowledge or lack thereof. He could've talked about the amp being in an Iso box and we would all probably know what he's talking about. But he spoke in layman's terms and he was very descriptive. Chill guy.
@@kevinmatthews9469 He's the kind of guy that will show you what you love before you even know you love it haha
I need to visit that store, I see a couple Heritages I wanna take home .
Come on down!
The sheer number of gorgeous guitars on those walls is stupifying. I've been there a couple of times and each time I felt like Charlie walking in to the chocolate factory.
That place will take your breath away. it is hard to go in there even if you know what you're after! Fortunately, Ben is always present, never pushy, wise beyond his years.
I saw a white les Paul with triple gold humbuckers that I'm drooling over lol
Dude where is this!
In a world of black t-shirt clad guitar salesmen whose every other word is "dude" or "man", Ben is such a professional.
Hey dude, we’re doing our best
So true. I know Rhett is aware of how lucky he is to have a local shop with a guy like that. All too rare these days.
Haha why on earth would the words dude or man have any relevance whatsoever. It’s the words that come between those that dictate their worth. I couldn’t give a s*** they say dude dudette or brohana as long as they know what they’re talking about.
D Bo Good lord brohana...
Agreed. Have bought a couple guitars through the years from Ben. Recently he rewired my Les Paul for me, so a very capable luthier also; and always a gentleman.
This guy is an amazing salesman.
I almost want to drive there from Michigan just to buy one from him.
Almost.
I called him ... and now I have one of these amazing AMW39's arriving at my place tomorrow! (I let FedEx do the traveling) ... Ben was awesome to talk to & as everyone can see from Rhett's videos he knows his stuff.
Not a shred of doubt in my mind Ben sure knows his sounds and gear. A Charvel through a Marshall half stack is what I used in my thrash metal days, circa 83' - 93'.
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My first amp Marshall, next one l got a Vox and my most recent amp is a Fender Princeton. Each one sounds and works a bit differently with my pedals. Buy used if possible...and save cash!
@Time the Avenger i will basically never buy things new but i never tell others to unless they're strapped for cash. if everyone bought used then there would be nothing new to become used hahaha
Funny how similar a lot of our experiences are. I bought a 100 watt JCM 900 as my first upgrade from my beginner/solid state Peavey and Fender amps. It was also a 4x12 and WAY too much for what I needed. Next was a Vox AC 10 and then a Fender Deluxe Reverb 68 reissue. I've been very happy with the Vox/Fender either in combination or as solo amps since then. I absolutely agree that you should buy used when you can, but ask a lot of questions and if things sound too good to be true they probably are. Thanks for these great videos Rhett.
Also, play multiple copies of the amp you decide you want to buy! I played 4 or 5 Princeton 65 reissues and one sounded way better that the others and had a much lower noise floor.
My FIRST amps were little crappy fender front man 15s. a bass one and then a guitar one. But since then I got a Vox VT20 modeler, a Fender Princeton Reverb with a 12inch Cannabis Rex speaker and covered in tweed, and a Marshal DSL 40cr. I guess i got the three main catagories covered. though a proper Vox would be a nice upgrade. the VT20 does a decent job modeling the AC sounds. That one has actually been passed down to my 7 year old son lol.
@@Pdnlegs I have a hemp cone in my Princetone, too, I love it
P90' really may be the perfect pickup. Your guitar sounded so cool into all those amps.
Grant Ferstat so true. Love the sound of the 90’s
My favorite pickup!
Great video. So much excellent info and things to think about.
The cycle of desire and want will never end. It is a problem of humanity...I admire the people who get one good amp (or 2) and just keep them!!
I'll be flat out honest with you, that little Morgan AC20 sounded gorgeous and would likely be all I would ever need! That being said I have already started a savings fund for that unbelievably gorgeous Divided / 13 amp head!! Merry Christmas Rhett and Family and Merry Christmas to this community!!
Divided by 13 amps are pretty amazing, but so are the new Bad Cat amps.
I have a Bad Cat Cub III 15R (combo amp) and it sounds glorious. I love it!!!
It does the Vox AC30 sound so well and can get Fendery, as well.
Check out Bad Cat amps, they are wonderful.
Try a hiwatt on a high volume. You'll fall in love!
Hey Rhett: That was one of your most enjoyable , informative vids you've done..in my opinion. Ben Calhoun and Righteous Guitars Rock! What knowledgeable guy. That's so nice to have a person that not only can dial in a sound for you, but also knows what sound you personally like. The have a beautiful store. Thanks for your vids!!! ✌♥️
Wow Ben really knows how to describe the sound of an amp.
I would never leave that room. Happy holidays Rhett! Keep on putting positive vibes and sharing your passion with the world. Positive vibes are so refreshing in this day and age.
The Milkman Creamer was awesome until I saw the price. 😮
Yep. A lot of dough for a supped up Princeton...
It does sound nice tho! I have an Allen but I often lust over a milkman (not a real milkman) and Tone King amps. I’d like them all tho, I’ve had every style (Fenders-Tweeds & BF, Vox, Mesa, and Marshall), miss them all. Am I the only one that thinks that divided amp is ugly and sounds OK, but not too spectacular??
It just dawned on me why your channel stands out my friend. You mix in your own riffs and runs that you like to play with bursts of some familiar tunes that have gotten air play over the years. It makes the tones so much more relatable. From a guitar player’s perspective I feel more like I am trying out the gear. There are other popular CZcams channels that feature so much incessant noodling that actually hearing the tone becomes impossible. Great job. Keep playing and I will keep on listening. Hope to catch you in Nashville next time you are there.
these guitar and amp comparison talk throughs are really good and unique. The high level categorizations and then showing examples of each category is eye opening. Its very intimidating walking into a guitar store and not knowing what certain guitars sound like or what certain amps sound like and, when i was growing up, staff were not open to an enthusiastic kid trying out equipment unless it was clear they were buying that day. Thanks for doing these walk throughs
I love your videos, man! Hands down the best content for musicians on CZcams! Keep crushing it
For such a small channel, you role out some very high-quality videos. Getting a perspective on music from someone who tours regularly is something I have never found on youtube. I hope your channel grows rapidly as more people appreciate this gem of a channel. I am here to stay.
He has 600k subs, thats not small
That was truly awesome and the best amp comparison video I've ever watched as it really touched on all of the important elements anyone should consider when purchasing one. Makes me wish I had the money (and space) to add a few of them to my measly collection.
Great video! I loved how everything was broken down into the 3 main categories with characteristics of each. I’d love to see a video from you similarly discussing overdrive pedals!
Another great video, thanks to you both. I wish you'd made this years ago as it would have saved me a fortune in experimentation but I had a fun journey from Marshall, to Fender to AC style amps back to Fender.
My problem with buying amps is that they all sound great in the store.
rome8180, they sound even better when pro's play them.
One thing this video sells really well, is the beauty of P90s.
You guys are making me GAS for some p90’s now big time!
Awesome video Rhett. All of your videos are great BUT...the videos are Ben are by far my favorite. His guitar knowledge is second to none and he has a way of taking something like buying a new guitar or a new amp, a process which could be overwhelming in 2019 and finds a way to simplify it and make a much less daunting task. Really hoping for more of these videos.
Wow thanks Rhett. This amp comparison was great. Very valuable to have this on CZcams.
Rhett, I love how Slave is one of your go to test riffs, it shows up in your vids pretty often. I do the same thing because you have to find that articulated crunch. Great video!
wind cries marry beautiful one of may favorite songs jimi was a musical genious
really? ive never heard of him or the song
Incredible guitar and amp selection. Spent a couple hours there and was a pure treat. My son lives in the area and I was there visiting from Tennessee. People there are helpful and knowledgeable. Best music store anywhere. Thanks for this video guys!
Hi y’all, so I got rhett’s tone course, and I’m half way in, just loosing my ish it is so on point. I have been looking for a class like that FOR YEARS. I just want to say thanks to Rhett and hope that he knows he was made for this. I have been playing since 1993, And I about to build my first guitar rig, sounding exactly the way I wanted it to sound because of Rhetts course. Best wishes and stay safe y’all.
OMG finally a video with a BTR23!!! Such a great amp and I love mine.
That BTR23 blew me away, a truly stunning amp and to my ears it was the standout one by far, which says a lot because there are some great amps here!
I found my perfect amp. I love my 65 DDRI. It covers a wide variety of music, is loud enough to play out with. It takes pedals well. And who can argue with the cleans?
I made a trip to Righteous a few weeks ago. It's an incredible place the staff are the best !
Ha! Love the trail at the end Rhett. I’ll be looking for a new amp in your upcoming videos. The Perfect Guitar video set me back but absolutely no regrets. This one may do the same. Both D13s are amazing. Wish I lived near Atlanta. (Or maybe it’s a good thing I don’t). Ben is one of the best in the biz. Thanks guys.
A Mesa Triple Rectifier with a 4x12 cab would be perfect for me ( and the type/style/genre of music I play). Still, a very informative video for those that don't understand the history of amplifiers and know what modern amps are actually based off of.
Even as complicated as a Triple Rectifier may be for some, it still has very humble beginnings.
Carr Mercury V would be worth trying to see if it’s a good fit. Tone, versatility, portability, features.
I love videos that teach me something, this helped bring clarity to the amp world. Thank you.
Thank you that was both entertaining and educational. More to amps than I ever imagined. I WANT them all.
After playing 50+ years and going through Fenders, Mesas, Marshalls and Riveras, I finally broke down and got a Vox AC30HW2 a couple of years ago, and it will probably be the last "big" amp I'll ever buy. I can get any kind of sound I want from it, from country to hard rock, even jazz. The only down side is that it's so damn heavy!
yep, stupid heavy, mine never leaves the house because of that
I prefer clean (Fenderish), dirty (Voxy) and nasty (Marshalled) for classifying. 😊
Joseph Rabb yep
How does the fender tweed range fit into your categories? Of course it sounds great clean, but when an amp starts to overdrive at 4/12 of the volume, I would not consider it an clean amp.
Ro Lux a clean amp with an over drive pedal included. To me it’s about how the amp dynamically react to the gain, not necessarily how much gain it has.
Roy Batty to you point amps diverge greatly from the big three. It’s just a handy way to narrow down what family it comes from. It’s kind of like defining music genres then shoehorning bands into the category. The definition may fit but it doesn’t tell you everything about the sound.
Hell Yeah! Loved this video. Keep the great content coming Rhett!
Ben is the best. I'm determined to get to Righteous Guitars and make a purchase. It's really cool that he takes the time to help with these videos.
Shortly after starting learning guitar I also learned how to build my own guitar amps. I built a JTM45 from scratch...not a kit. I learned about every single component and how it worked. After building over 10 amps...my favorites are the Fender Blackface Princeton, Blackface Deluxe, JTM45, Fender Tweed Deluxe, and Fender Tweed Champ. Real components...real tubes...it just feels better playing these amps.
That's awesome! You had a background in electronic engineering or you learnt everything from ground zero?
If Mike Soldano had made a SLO20, that would be my dream amp. Especially with separate EQ for each channel. I'm hoping Friedman puts the smallbox into a 20 watt head.
SLO30 is coming!!
His 25 watt 'anniversary' amp was pretty close. But $$$ !!!
Great info thanks to you both for the video. Happy New Year.
If I had never discovered you I would have never known of Righteous Guitars. They are two hours from my home in Alabama but well worth the trip. during my first visit, they PLEK’d my JB Flying V and introduced me to the divided by 13 line. Awesome, down to earth staff with top shelf service. Thank you for all your videos.
I’m going out to look at a used Swart tonight!
I can get by with a blues Jr. and my pedal board. My highest powered amp is a 22 watt supersonic combo. We mic the amps with Plexi shielding most of the time to keep the stage volume down. All those amps you showed were way too expensive for most of the bands around here.
This is a various amps demo video of different types of amps. Not a “how to get by with a blues Jr.” Video 😂
Great video Rhett, thanks for sharing your talent
Your little silent-film-like tag at the end, "But here we are," made me chuckle out loud, lol.
Nicely done. And what a great sales guy - he can really articulate subtle characteristics and their underpinnings in an extremely helpful way that is sadly very rare. Thank him for me if you read this. And keep a little for yourself. ;)
The sales guy used up his yearly allotment of air quotes lol.
Some great sounding amps in this video - My first proper amp was a Laney GH100L with matching 4x12, and it was great - lovely clean tone that handles pedals (or multi FX since it was the 90s) really well, I still have it and it's great, but the 4x12 is at the back of a cupboard and almost never gets out these days.
I've been really lucky to have owned a few other amps over the years which gives me a crazy number of options, but that old Laney is still going, just through a smaller cabinet these days.
Right on... I found my tone with the Laney Ironheart. Love it. Its my show and recording amp. I use a Marshall 4x12 with it, or a GK 2x12, depending where Im playing. I like Laney a lot
i love seeing other youtubers in other's videos. you being a part of Beato's circle and the 5 watt world guy mentioning Rick in the last video i saw makes me happy. love your content. that sleeper gibson amp and video is awesome
also i just did the dicaprio meme of pointing at the TV when you played Slave off tattoo you!
Love this video! Great work Rhett!
Amps have changed so much from when I first started using distortion pedals and my Electro-Harmonix Poly Chorus. I recently bought a little Vox for my room with so many effects built in it's ridiculous.
Great video Rhett...this will help folks make a good decision when it comes to purchasing their sound. RAWK!
this video has been very useful for me to understand what I want/need from an amplifier. Thanks a lot, man
Thanks Rhett, very informative video. Merry Christmas from Wales, UK!
I don't care what people say about capitalists, but that guy is a perfect combination of instrumental/amp knowledge, enthusiasm and greed :) I would LOVE to have that guy in a a shop like that close to my home.
And Rhett, You might not be the best guitarist in the world, very few of us are, but my god, You are close...and your style is so beautiful it makes me green of envy! And hey, bring that Divided by 13 home. Happy Holidays to both (all) of You :)
Thanks Ralf!
Nice. Can you next do find the perfect guitar pick?
Have you tried the fender Tru-shell are the Clayton nutone protein picks?
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Expensive, but absolutely worth it.
Michael Mc Five Watt World Keith has you covered on picks 😂
They can try.
Happy Holidays Rhett! 🌟
This video rocks 110%
This is such a great video on amp tones, thank you!
Just ordered the Friedman pink taco and hope it makes me happy.
Some great amps. Really liked that BRT. But to be honest, I want all of them! :/
Also I appreciate your classic rock type playing as opposed to all the metal guys on youtube.
This is fantastic content. Thank you Rhett.
Fantastic review guys, hats off to Ben, he is right on the money with the Amps, I’m a P&W player using a AC3HW and a boogie TA15 on top boost just as he said! Makes you want to visit the shop. Glad I subscribed !
If you're gonna wear a jacket like that you better be spending some money 🤘😂
Love it!
4:50 I really liked that sound
Great video with good knowledge on amps. Thanks guys!!
Super helpful video Rhett. Thanks man.
I am a big fan of Vox amps especially the hand wired made in UK ones. They have a very unique chimey and jangle tone than either Marshall or Fender plus can get down with decent high gain and overdrive.
REM agrees.
I got the chance on day to play thru a 1961 Vox AC30 un modified amp at fairly high volume in a gtr shop.
OMG! :O It sounded SO wonderful, I came close to creaming in my jeans! I was literally weeping with joy as I rocked out to my hearts content. I will never forget that amp and how heavenly a well made amp can sound with a great gtr (Fender American Telecaster).
The hw is not made in the uk.
I own one - mine was absolutely manufactured and assembled in the UK.
Damn those Friedmans sound good always
@@abcdefghijklmnop7873 I got a dirty shirley 40 with a custom made matching 412 cab loaded with greenbacks....... My search is over as well
Chance Terrill oh I deleted where I said that. They truly are the best. I personally wasn’t thrilled with the pink tacos master volume it was so loud. We live in an apt. I think the others have better master volumes. Even though they’re louder wattage. I definitely said my search is over. And nothing compares to it.
@@abcdefghijklmnop7873 I agree. Once you get into his bigger amps they are just exceptional...... My shirley sounds extremely great on 1! I mean anything past 2 is pure sonic nirvana..... And When u get past noon....... it's literally the best tone I've ever heard..... The masters are exceptional n they are extremely dynamic amps
I just picked up a mini dirty Shirley head and matching cab, and that definitely cured my Marshall needs!
@@culturetrash3686 congrats they are great too!
This was a great rundown. Informative and fun.
Great video! This was super helpful.
Never considered how important it was to take so much factors into account to find the most perfect and suitable amp. I think this is really enlightening to say the least, and I of course appreciate the knowledge and information! Cheers
Rhett...thank you for all you do.
Hey Tilly... there's a gold SG and an amp at Righteous guitars that Santa may want to give Rhett...just saying...😂
Unfortunately the gold SG sold the day after he came in
Chivalry218 it sold right after they saw Rhett play it. It was $5 grand plus tax.
You guys really be on it....
@@conan218 yup. Stuff moves quick here
Silver lining, there's still a possibility for a Junior
Loved it when he played "Slave" on the tweed. Keith is such a boss
Thanks for another great video! I enjoy each one, but also appreciate when you visit your neighborhood guitar shop. Really enjoy how knowedgable your guitar guy is.
Awesome! So did you get the amp? ;) Merry Christmas, Rhett!
/13 great sounding amp. Just expensive for now.
My first Tube Amp was a Marshall DSL40. I was lucky to have a pretty decent sales guy I worked with at Guitar Center and he pointed me towards that when I was looking for my first tube amp. It was used, but he knew the guy that had sold it and said the guy routinely bought stuff and sold it 6-12 months later so he knew it was well taken care of. I can turn it down and play it nicely at home, but it also had the power to play in a band. That was probably 12 years ago. A few years ago I finally bought my second Tube Amp, a Fender Blues Junior because I wanted a Fendery Amp at a price I could afford at the time and play at home. Love both of them since they give me different sounds for what I want at the time.
Great video. Very informative and mostly serious. Great playing, btw.
„Better than a Marshall“ is a concept I cannot for the life of me understand. Is this something mythical like „leftover pizza“?
Well considering Marshall hasn’t made a good amp in decades most EL34 amps are better than a Marshall and in a world of Friedmans and Divided by 13’s they’re better not just sound wise but build quality. Does Marshall even make handwired amps any more?
@@cardbored_ I would’t take a Friedman over my Marshall 1959 Handwired. But then again, I had a good master volume installed on mine. I think Marshall’s Plexi varieties, JCM800s, and Silver Jubilees hold up quite well. But I can’t comment on the more affordable amps.
The perfect amp for me is my Kemper.
Gay, but okay
learned something here thanks for that . I knew the basics but this divides it into very clear points of thinking
That was fun to watch!🤘🏻
I have the feeling that I don't even want to have a guitar store where the staff knows what I want cause I would be poor after each visit XD
Rhett look in to a Friedman dirty shirley 40. it is ur amp. Can go from tweed to jcm 800.with lushious jtm 45 cleans
Chance Terrill I’m going against you only because I think the smallbox limited would be more for him. Or then again now that I think it thru, maybe for Rhett you could be right. Plus, I think he can get a lunchbox size with the DS. 20 watts with a mic.
@@abcdefghijklmnop7873 the 40 is tube rectified like the /13 he's into plus it has the gain switch so he can pull gain out for a jtm clean tone.....you would think being one channel it's not versatile but I swear it's the most versatile amp I've ever played...... It responds to ur volume stupidly well,..... Like even better than a smallbox (that was the amp I thought I wanted before playing the DS40) I have clean channel crunch channel lead channel n solo boost with just a volume knob and les paul switching...... Ps..... If there wasn't a dirty shirley 40 the small box would be my favorite amp both are exceptional..... The Shirley just felt more 70s classic rock to me..... N it has this chewy bounce under your fingers.... Smallbox was more stiff n 80s vibey.....different strokes.
Chance Terrill oh I didn’t know too much about the DS but I was going to say my SB has that bouncy feel. Maybe it’s because I have the extra channel. It’s like a 3rd channel. Idk but I know that feel. I didn’t think the regular SB had enough gain so I sold it and moved up to the limited. Some dirt pedals have that bounce and some are stiff. Sometimes I’ll ask a sales guy does it have that bouncy feel or is it stiff and they don’t know what I mean. it’s nice to see a fellow Friedman lover on here. I have a certain amp big name amp co it is very stiff. Idk want to get sued. I’ll let you guess. One of the major guys. There’s no more stores in this city so I’m now forced to buy online. There’s nothing I can get to that carries the stuff I wanted. The PT did not have the bouncy feel either now that I think about it.
@@Spittin_Bars what competition makes amps in the United States and hand sodders all the pots and Tube sockets? NE amp with the same build quality and origin of make with custom-made USA Transformers is going to be around $2,500 and up suhr germino Bogner diesel Tone King divided by 13 metro wizard all at least $2,500 most are in the mid 3s that small box he was playing is 27 so pretty reasonable for us labor... I'm just curious what they sound identical to to your ears, as your perception of them being overpriced in comparison to their competition has been addressed as simply incorrect
@@Spittin_Bars if u watched the video I did he was one of the only builders to be able to pick his out....anyways Dave picking out his own amp in a family of plexi based amps isnt very indicative of the quality warranty and amazing Tone the amps produce
I love these videos you do, very educational. Found you through Rick Beato. I must say however, I love watching you play. :)
I think I played that exact Divided By 13 amp when I picked out a guitar at Righteous. Just a glorious sounding amp.
6L6's charge my particles. Mesa is how i roll.
So. Did you walk away or walk out with it?
Tilly’s got those divorce papers ready at the helm.
@@ElephantTusks 😂
My rig for about 15 years consisted of a 1966 Fender Super Reverb and a 1965 Fender Pro Reverb. I ran them in Stereo just using an old Ibanez chorus to split the signal and the first series rat for Distortion and man I was in seventh heaven! I wish I still had those amps particularly that Pro Reverb!
I have a JRT 9/15 combo and have gigged with it on the 9W setting. And I primarily play clean with pedals for crunch and drive. The amp sounds huge all out of proportion to the power rating. Fred is a magician.