Hi , the amp is actually a fender super reverb clone using a hand wired ab763 circuit , it has the 'Diaz' mods I.e. first valve and term have been disconnected , also it has a post phase inverter master volume...this allows you really crank the amp at lower volumes but still retain a very 'true' sound , it's all subjective tho...this works well for me but you can get a similar or better result with a hot plate type power brake...valves are Sovtec Winged C in the power section and mullard and Phillips pre amp tubes , eq is treble 7 mid 5 bass 4 reverb 3 pre amp vol 7 master 2 . I'll try and do a little demo . Thank you for your comments . Gray ;-))
just one thing, this works with an amp when it's cranked, it's a fantastic switch, the The Kingtone Switch effect is most strong when the amp or pedal is overdriven a little.
Oh yeah...I forgot , I've put a 2ohm 15inch weber California in there too...as you can hear tho it's the KingTone switch that really brings out some of those detailed mid rich tones...it really makes the amp sing ;-)
...it’s a versatile addition...I doubt your regret it....even if you don’t use it that much it’s always handy to have some tonal flexibility,....it’s a fairly cheap mod too compared to what we pay for amps and pedals ...👍
Great sound and some killer licks! As someone thinking of installing this it would be great to hear just one lick- a simple Albert King lick played the same with each click of the switch??? Could really hear the differences then!
Last year I bought a King Tone Switch and set it on my Stratcaster, but the sound didn't change at all. Does the sound not change no matter how many times I watch the wiring diagram of this setting and the video included in the product case? How much does the sound change? The sound of the Guitar before setting, the method of mounting on the Guitar, the process of mounting work, Please upload a video of the changes in sound after mounting. Is the situation I purchased broken or defective? Or is the change in the sound of this product originally not so great? I'm sure some of you will feel the same way as me. At least please tell me the video and the wiring diagram of the setting that introduces the correct wiring method in more detail.
So I can have 4 different tones in 5 different pichup positions of my guitar's pickup switch? I'm changing the pickups and controls of a strat right now and this is a cool option.
Beautiful tone & playing ! This seems to be a really usefull tool ! Srv / sayce all the Way ! A bit expensive maybe , but deff on my wish list ... As for the amp , amazing drive ! I have a 67 at home with jensen speakers in it , i have done the trem & v1 mods but the master seems to be really cool ! Will work on it ! Or find a good tech ! Thanks !
It is just a set of capacitors connected through rotary switch. Anyone can try this effect connecting different capacitors to the guitar's circuit. Without expensive "unique tone switch"... You don't even need to take off your pickguard: just unscrew your cable jack and attach capacitor to jack's connectors. You may start with 1000pf. Then 2000pf and so on. And choose wich you like. I use additional master tone with 1000pf capacitor in my strat. It cuts the top end and boosts some upper mids - very interesting effect. 3000pf capacitor makes single coil sounding closer to humbucker. Well, very low output humbucker :) And with 0.01uf you can play something like "money for nothing" with overdrive. So you can make your own rotary switch with your specs for less than $10 :)
Nope. Kingtone switch has an inductor. Not just capacitors. If only using a capacitor try using a fuzz it's gonna mess with the signal. Kingtone connects to the 1st lug of the volume not the middle lug. If using only a capacitor it just simulates a high capacitance cable which connects to the middle lug of the volume pot. Big difference.
@@rama69satria I didn't know about inductor, that's interesting. I use only small capacitors (1000-2000pf) to boost upper midrange and rolling off some highs. The result is the same as with Kingtone switch. And it's okay to use it with fuzz, I wonder why you had such a problem.
Oh no mate I have no problem at all 😁 Just clarifying about the Kingtone switch. The 1000/2000pF is for the treble bleed. Yes the Kingtone switch has an inductance/capacitance/resistance. It's an LCR actually. So to mimick the Kingtone switch it requires a resistor/capacitor/inductor. It connects to the first lug of the volume pot. What I meant about that it messes up with the fuzz was if it's only using the "high capacitance cable capacitor trick" using cap values between 1nF-4nF which connects to the middle lug of the volume pot. Many think this method acts the same as if using a Kingtone switch which is very much misunderstood. Mark Foley from MF Guitars is one of the guys that got it misunderstood, he thought the Kingtone switch was only a capacitor acting as a high capacitance cable. I got this info from Jesse himself. Just clarifying buddy. Peace 🙏
Bad Ass Blues Chops! Cheers from across the pond in Sunny Florida. You have got the Tone down my friend, Would Love to talk about Music with You one day.
I ended up getting a 74 100 watt fender vibrosonic with a jbl d130 speaker ..it has had a few mods and sounds pretty good...funnily enough the Torres amp always lacked abit of clean headroom when gigging ...great at lower volumes tho ...
To be honest I really wanted to get this switch (and still might) but in all the videos I have seen... the existing tone was already fantastic due to the boutique pickups installed in there guitars i.e. Bare knuckle, Bluebird j1 etc... and from what I can gather most of the amps have been modded as well. I guess I am wondering if this switch will give me this great tone with just a plain ole set of texmex pups through my little blues junior, or do I have to spring for a set of boutique pups and a modded amp? If so then this switch is very misleading. I love the idea of this switch but I would like to hear from someone without all the special upgrades. Anyone?
...the tex-mex pic ups and blues junior amp are great pieces of equipment ...personally I’d have no hesitation in fitting the tone switch....a lot of the ‘high end’ pic ups and amps with spec mods are really to do with squeezing the last 5% to specific requirement....the switch will work just as well on a mex strat than it will on a custom shop....
@@Grayzercaster Good man, thanks for answering back so quick... I just bought one, and am excited to put it all together and see how it sounds...will let you know when I do.
Just got the King Tone switch, pulled off the pick-guard on my road worn mex start with tex mex pups and put it (it's super easy to do) on...and I really hate to say this (because I am ever hopeful of cool gear) but this little device is very disappointing...It does actually change different tones with the turn of the switch, but with the simple gear I have it does not give the SRV tone I was hoping for...most of the tones are real muddy and very hard to clean up and the original tex mex tone on my strat is much better just by itself. Once again, (and as I said earlier) to get this tone you are hearing on this site (which is awesome WITHOUT the switch by the way...love your playing and your tone) you will need to get this equipment and make the mods that Grayzercaster has made. No offense to you, brother but all in all, this device (though looking very cool) is too high priced for what it does and you are better off just buying a TS9 or a reasonable facsimile.
ALL it is is say a .01 .022 in PARALLEL with pick-up......itsa pro trick, i learned from a guy in Atlanta who was told this by a pro tech to the stars..SRV... def.. MOST DEF had this done to his guitar..
You don't know what SRV had in his guitar, as far as electronics and wiring. But, that's not even the point. SRV got his tone by using multiple amps at a time, and playing louder than any of us can afford to play. We also can't afford a real '59/'62 Strat and travel with a tech. I kinda think that if SRV were a hobbyist/amateur/bedroom slayer, and had to get that tone, he'd do the same stuff we're all doing.
90 quid for this ? Hilarious. Probably about £5.89 worth of components and another one of Jesse's design rip offs. My guess is some king of Gibson Varitone circuit. £90 !!!
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Hi , the amp is actually a fender super reverb clone using a hand wired ab763 circuit , it has the 'Diaz' mods I.e. first valve and term have been disconnected , also it has a post phase inverter master volume...this allows you really crank the amp at lower volumes but still retain a very 'true' sound , it's all subjective tho...this works well for me but you can get a similar or better result with a hot plate type power brake...valves are Sovtec Winged C in the power section and mullard and Phillips pre amp tubes , eq is treble 7 mid 5 bass 4 reverb 3 pre amp vol 7 master 2 . I'll try and do a little demo . Thank you for your comments . Gray ;-))
Amp sounds perfect... also nice riffing
Thank you for the free guitar lesson. Stellar!! I came for a tone switch, but I stayed for your licks. Thanks to the 50% speed option... ;0)
New guitar players are probably like: man, if I get this switch, I'll be able to play like this guy lol.
Excellent playing and great demo vid
I was looking at the Reverb listing, and popped in here to tell you it is a pleasure to listen/watch you play.
Best demo. Because you show all 5 way switch sounds. Nice playing, it's probably a good mod.
Stevie would be humbled by the fact 80%of guitar playets wanna be him,play like him,sound like him.this cat here is just shredding.good job mate.
Clean tone 00:47 position one of the tone pot 00:59 position two of the tone pot 2:27 position three of the tone pot 3:18
just one thing, this works with an amp when it's cranked, it's a fantastic switch, the The Kingtone Switch effect is most strong when the amp or pedal is overdriven a little.
Oh yeah...I forgot , I've put a 2ohm 15inch weber California in there too...as you can hear tho it's the KingTone switch that really brings out some of those detailed mid rich tones...it really makes the amp sing ;-)
2 ohm???
Great playing Gray... Lovely old tone and licks... The King tone switch sounds great.... Thanks for sharing...
Genuinley don't think you need the switch because your 'dry' tone is sooo nice... but it definitely does add depth and dimension, great sound!
...it’s a versatile addition...I doubt your regret it....even if you don’t use it that much it’s always handy to have some tonal flexibility,....it’s a fairly cheap mod too compared to what we pay for amps and pedals ...👍
Would you use this in place of a singular tone control?
Great sound and some killer licks! As someone thinking of installing this it would be great to hear just one lick- a simple Albert King lick played the same with each click of the switch??? Could really hear the differences then!
I really enjoy looking for gear reviews, and accidentally stumbling across a great player to add to my subscriptions.
You're playing some really tasty licks there man!
Last year I bought a King Tone Switch and set it on my Stratcaster, but the sound didn't change at all.
Does the sound not change no matter how many times I watch the wiring diagram of this setting and the video included in the product case?
How much does the sound change?
The sound of the Guitar before setting, the method of mounting on the Guitar, the process of mounting work,
Please upload a video of the changes in sound after mounting.
Is the situation I purchased broken or defective?
Or is the change in the sound of this product originally not so great?
I'm sure some of you will feel the same way as me.
At least please tell me the video and the wiring diagram of the setting that introduces the correct wiring method in more detail.
So I can have 4 different tones in 5 different pichup positions of my guitar's pickup switch? I'm changing the pickups and controls of a strat right now and this is a cool option.
WOW! I love this. Must buy and install this on my Strat~ By the way, you sound great, Man.
Beautiful tone & playing ! This seems to be a really usefull tool ! Srv / sayce all the Way ! A bit expensive maybe , but deff on my wish list ... As for the amp , amazing drive ! I have a 67 at home with jensen speakers in it , i have done the trem & v1 mods but the master seems to be really cool ! Will work on it ! Or find a good tech ! Thanks !
Great guy, great play, , great video👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️✌️
It is just a set of capacitors connected through rotary switch. Anyone can try this effect connecting different capacitors to the guitar's circuit. Without expensive "unique tone switch"... You don't even need to take off your pickguard: just unscrew your cable jack and attach capacitor to jack's connectors. You may start with 1000pf. Then 2000pf and so on. And choose wich you like. I use additional master tone with 1000pf capacitor in my strat. It cuts the top end and boosts some upper mids - very interesting effect. 3000pf capacitor makes single coil sounding closer to humbucker. Well, very low output humbucker :) And with 0.01uf you can play something like "money for nothing" with overdrive. So you can make your own rotary switch with your specs for less than $10 :)
Nope. Kingtone switch has an inductor. Not just capacitors. If only using a capacitor try using a fuzz it's gonna mess with the signal. Kingtone connects to the 1st lug of the volume not the middle lug. If using only a capacitor it just simulates a high capacitance cable which connects to the middle lug of the volume pot. Big difference.
@@rama69satria I didn't know about inductor, that's interesting. I use only small capacitors (1000-2000pf) to boost upper midrange and rolling off some highs. The result is the same as with Kingtone switch. And it's okay to use it with fuzz, I wonder why you had such a problem.
Oh no mate I have no problem at all 😁 Just clarifying about the Kingtone switch. The 1000/2000pF is for the treble bleed. Yes the Kingtone switch has an inductance/capacitance/resistance. It's an LCR actually. So to mimick the Kingtone switch it requires a resistor/capacitor/inductor. It connects to the first lug of the volume pot. What I meant about that it messes up with the fuzz was if it's only using the "high capacitance cable capacitor trick" using cap values between 1nF-4nF which connects to the middle lug of the volume pot. Many think this method acts the same as if using a Kingtone switch which is very much misunderstood. Mark Foley from MF Guitars is one of the guys that got it misunderstood, he thought the Kingtone switch was only a capacitor acting as a high capacitance cable. I got this info from Jesse himself. Just clarifying buddy. Peace 🙏
Crazy licks.
Just ordered one I hope it’s worth it!
Bad Ass Blues Chops! Cheers from across the pond in Sunny Florida. You have got the Tone down my friend, Would Love to talk about Music with You one day.
Hey , thanks for the comment. The amp is made by 'Torres' , I've since moved it on but it was a good amp..hand wired and all that stuff 😊
WHAT AMP DID YOU GET TO REPLACE IT?
I ended up getting a 74 100 watt fender vibrosonic with a jbl d130 speaker ..it has had a few mods and sounds pretty good...funnily enough the Torres amp always lacked abit of clean headroom when gigging ...great at lower volumes tho ...
I was thinking of putting this on my Cello for some wicked sounds… Good or bad idea ?
To be honest I really wanted to get this switch (and still might) but in all the videos I have seen... the existing tone was already fantastic due to the boutique pickups installed in there guitars i.e. Bare knuckle, Bluebird j1 etc... and from what I can gather most of the amps have been modded as well. I guess I am wondering if this switch will give me this great tone with just a plain ole set of texmex pups through my little blues junior, or do I have to spring for a set of boutique pups and a modded amp? If so then this switch is very misleading. I love the idea of this switch but I would like to hear from someone without all the special upgrades. Anyone?
...the tex-mex pic ups and blues junior amp are great pieces of equipment ...personally I’d have no hesitation in fitting the tone switch....a lot of the ‘high end’ pic ups and amps with spec mods are really to do with squeezing the last 5% to specific requirement....the switch will work just as well on a mex strat than it will on a custom shop....
@@Grayzercaster Good man, thanks for answering back so quick... I just bought one, and am excited to put it all together and see how it sounds...will let you know when I do.
Hi there...that’s cool man....it’s also great for taming ‘over bright’ amps at jam nights ..hope you enjoy it
Is this the kingtone CLASSIC or SRV switch? Can you do demos of them both with the Blue bird pickups?
Wow, you sound rather like Jesse :)
Man do you have an Idea how can I install it along with a treble bleed ?
thanks
Would this work on a tele asking for a friend
Just got the King Tone switch, pulled off the pick-guard on my road worn mex start with tex mex pups and put it (it's super easy to do) on...and I really hate to say this (because I am ever hopeful of cool gear) but this little device is very disappointing...It does actually change different tones with the turn of the switch, but with the simple gear I have it does not give the SRV tone I was hoping for...most of the tones are real muddy and very hard to clean up and the original tex mex tone on my strat is much better just by itself. Once again, (and as I said earlier) to get this tone you are hearing on this site (which is awesome WITHOUT the switch by the way...love your playing and your tone) you will need to get this equipment and make the mods that Grayzercaster has made. No offense to you, brother but all in all, this device (though looking very cool) is too high priced for what it does and you are better off just buying a TS9 or a reasonable facsimile.
Very Cool!!
Great playing and sounds! What pickups? How "hot" are they?
Hey , thanks for the comment, the pic up are fender custom shop 50's style...very low output if I remember correctly ..thanks again 😊
So u can’t use the regular tone control to roll off the highs?
I only have one tone control on my tele
Hi there , it’l work great in a tele....I’ve had one in mine for a while now...fattens things up nicely 👍
ALL it is is say a .01 .022 in PARALLEL with pick-up......itsa pro trick, i learned from a guy in Atlanta who was told this by a pro tech to the stars..SRV... def.. MOST DEF had this done to his guitar..
What?
.01 and .022 caps? What are you referring to?
Yeah please tell
fender super reverb clone? By who?
What pups are loaded?
Pic ups are fender custom shop 50s style 👍
Srv didn't need a special switch
You don't know what SRV had in his guitar, as far as electronics and wiring. But, that's not even the point. SRV got his tone by using multiple amps at a time, and playing louder than any of us can afford to play. We also can't afford a real '59/'62 Strat and travel with a tech. I kinda think that if SRV were a hobbyist/amateur/bedroom slayer, and had to get that tone, he'd do the same stuff we're all doing.
90 quid for this ? Hilarious. Probably about £5.89 worth of components and another one of Jesse's design rip offs. My guess is some king of Gibson Varitone circuit. £90 !!!