AMT SS-30 Bulava ( Guitar Preamp )
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- čas přidán 15. 09. 2014
- David Palau ( Grammy Winner 2012 & Bobby Kimball's guitarrist )
www.davidpalau.com
Testing the new AMT SS-30 Bulava.
3 channel guitar preamp.
Recorded from direct out ( Speaker Sim. ) and a little reverb.
Guitar: Washburn Palau
It's AMAZING !!! - Hudba
Even with the sound camera it's great!!! Good work.
I just got one!!!!! It's too awesome
Man! you fuckin' crushed, naild and shredded it all! Bravo!
David Hermano, cualquier cosa que toques y cualquier microfono que uses se oye bien. Tienes un fanatico aca en Puerto Rico, SALUDOS!!!!
Amazing
У меня Булава и еще недавно приобрел двухламповый ss-11a. хочу сказать, что в слепом тесте чистый канал неразличим. Есть различия на перегрузах, но сказать, что какой-то из них звучит лучше - нельзя. Так что, ребята, несмотря на то, что преамп Булава построен только на JFET, звучит он бесподобно.
+MrTorriann Облазил пол ютуба, чтобы увидеть сравнение и в самом странном месте нашел ответ, брать ли его или брать 11)
+MoPkoBkA “MoPkoBkA” Я советую взять Булаву. Стоит ниже, звук ничем не хуже, очень гибкий и динамичный особенно если у вас есть хорошая грелка (TS9DX). Удачи в творчестве!
A как можете различия в звуке описать?
у них разница скорее в ощущениях при игре)) динамики поболее у лампы)) а в плане прослушки, Булава не уступает по звуку.
Realmente cumples el "playing lead while playing rhythm" que EVH definió y que expandieron gente como Vito Bratta, Jake E Lee, Nuno Bettencourt y Eric Valentine (en T-Ride, él tocó las guitarras, desconocidos e impresionantes).
¡Menudo arte!
Fabulosa demostración de un fantástico producto.
Muchísimas gracias por tus palabras Jon ! Un abrazo 🎸
Can somebody please tell me the name of the song played at 2:03?
Evgeny Ivanov Hi there Evgeny, how you're doing ? It's a song from the first record of my rock band Güru. It's a song called "No more time" you can find it here in CZcams. My band's web is: www.gururockband.com Thanks for asking
Thanks for the reply and kudos to you for the riff!
Hello, what you think about amt stonehead amp head?
Late reply, but their Stonehead is awesome. What do you want to know?
@@theretrogamers7690 Hi Nekra, I actually want to know about that amp and what type of gain and how much gain and could it handle Ultra distortion and even Modern down tuned , 7 and 8 string Heavy shit. I have the AMT 11b and it is a great modern metal pedal-Preamp. Are you familiar with the AMT SS-20 ? Is it more compress and higher gain then the 11b for insane thrash, heavy metal and shredding hardcore kill my mom shit lol ? I like Peavey 5150-6505, ENGL Powerball, EVH5150lll, Laboga Mr.Hector Tone/Gain. Thank You and Happy Trails.Peace-
@@teriakamoto I will answer your questions in list form:
1. What type of gain? I don't know how to answer this question. I am not entirely sure if AMT voiced these channels after other amps, or if it is their own voicing. The Crunch channel reminds me of a modified Marshall Plexi, but as far as the clean channel, that stays clean for the most part. The Lead 1 is high gain, but with added bottom end, and a voicing knob that works like a tone knob, along with bass, middle, and treble controls. Lead 2 is a little bit higher gain than Lead 1, but it is voiced to be more of a continuation of the Crunch channel.
2. How much gain? The gain on the clean channel adds more clean volume than anything else, but it will break up if you want it to do so.
The Crunch channel starts out with break up, as it should, but with the gain on tap, you can push it even more, kind of like pre Lead 2 levels of gain. I mainly use this channel for thrash metal, or hardcore punk. This is very easily a very versatile channel.
Lead 1, and Lead 2 have enough on tap to be extreme metal channels. I am more of a 80's to 90's extreme metal player, and these channels work really well for death metal, black metal, doom metal of that area. Solid state amps are known for having nasty distortion once it is pushed after a certain point, and I know what people are talking about when they say that. I personally have never had that issue with this amp.
3. Can it handle modern drop tuned instruments? Yes it can, but you would want to a boost pedal to boost these instruments into the amp, or scoop out the bass accordingly.
I actually used to own a Peavey 6505+, and an Ampeg VH140c, and part of the main reason why I purchased the Stonehead was because I needed to downsize but still have a good metal amp with lots of tonal options. Apart from having four channels, with their own switches, the fact that this amp also has two master volumes, and a resonance, and presence control knobs really sets it apart for something that is this size. You can also run all of AMT's LA series pedals though the effects loop and add a fifth channel if you need to do so.
@@theretrogamers7690 Hey Man, Thank You so much for the get back ! I really appreciate that. I think you like a lot of the same music as myself and if it can compete with the 6505 then that's a great barometer for tone for heavy ,Thrash. Hardcore punk. I have all the original Dimebag Gear. The Randall RG-100, MXR Doubler/Flanger, MXR 6 Band Eq, all the rack gear and pedals, and Wah's, Digitech Whammy so I am familiar with Solid State. Do you have the SS-20 pedal also ? How do you like that and is that a good pedal for Metal and Punk ? I don't know if you do facebook but if you do please send me a Friend request to Jimmy Mclarnin. It would be good to have another guitarist to share insight and technical information.Let me know about that SS-20.Thanks again man. Peace-
@@teriakamoto I actually do not own the SS-20. From the videos I have seen, I would consider the Stonehead to be better than the SS-20, but by no means is the SS-20 a bad unit. And of course, I have only heard video footage of the SS-20 which is different than hearing it yourself and trying it out with your own equipment.
For what specific reason do you want the SS-20?
I think a common trap that people fall into is that they think that equipment is designed to be highly specialized for certain things, and while to a certain extent that can be true, music equipment tends to be more versatile than people want to believe.
While I primarily play hardcore punk, grindcore, and death metal, and while the Stonehead is mainly used by metal heads, it is by no means limited to those things. Sometimes on my free time when I want to noodle with music that might be a little bit more experimental and effects heavy, it does a good job at handling that.
Muy buen pedal aver si haces lo mismo con el m1 y el p1 del amt un soundchek jojojo asi directo :)
WAY too many knobs to tweak, haha - that is unless you are like me (terribly anal) and love having so many options for nuances of sound possibilities. But I think it is a bit complex for most players. To me, without programmable presets, it's great for the studio, laying down cool tracks, but rather cumbersome for a live setup.
HaHa! Their 50 watt head has 20+ knobs.
лампу поменяйте на американскую,тогда вообще от звука офигеете!
В булаве нету ламп .
Мало то что нет ламп, так ещё для сведения, большинство "американских" лам произведены в России ))) Гугл тебе в помощь если сомневаешься ))
Школо-ло?
Muy buen pedal aver si haces lo mismo con el m1 y el p1 del amt un soundchek jojojo asi directo :)