Lol I never post things like this and I probably won’t ever again, but to you guys, Chappers, Captain, Rabea, and the rest of your amazing crew, thank you. I’ve played guitar for many years. Sadly, I went through a nasty divorce a while back and had to sell my guitars and gear to get through all the fees and other expenses..I lost my love for music and playing guitar for quite some time...then I found you all. (Anderton’s, Rob Chapman, Rabea Massad) Your content is incredible and you all reignited my love for guitar. I had a chance to play a Ghost Fret not too long ago and I absolutely adored it. When money is right, that’ll be the first guitar I buy to rebuild my collection. Thank you all!

@samuelxavier2473

5 жыл бұрын

They're good people. I bought a load of stuff from 'em last year. It all arrived faster than I expected and worked perfectly. It's a good job - for my bank account - that I live a good distance, otherwise I'd be there every day buying yet more stuff.

@diemturner5755

5 жыл бұрын

This genuinely brought a tear to my eye. I'm sorry to hear about your loss but in the spirit of looking forward, never back, here's to the rekindling of your love for the creation of music. Godspeed, Diem

@real_fjcalabrese

5 жыл бұрын

Sounds like my life!

@Heriet

3 жыл бұрын

Have you?

@CamxCam.

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, have you put a new rig back together? I am curious to know how it's going. I understand losing your gear & ultimately the joy that playing music (everything pleasurable, really) along with it. I'm currently in a similar position, rebuilding my rig after stealing tens of thousands of dollars worth of equipment from myself over the last decade or so. Since getting sober last year my brain is re-rewiring itself & I'm starting to get the natural dopamine back again, playing music with friends & old band mates & such. Feeling grateful to be alive, tbh. Hope to hear that everything is going well for you if you read this!

It's good to see Rob playing some mellow stuff. Great intro.

@michaelmunika5864

5 жыл бұрын

Lol @ shredding Hulk.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@mr501mc

5 жыл бұрын

I enjoy both. I used to hate 'the shred'. I have been slowly but surely being converted to the dark side.

@timodings

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I thought hell had frozen over. He should do that more often, because he‘s not only a shredding hulk, but also a bluesy mellow wolf. 😂

That intro jam was the best i heard from Chappers in months. Just deny him gain pedals someone, please.

@tomholton235

5 жыл бұрын

Thorneyed he wears a hat and played blues now, I suspect we will keep hearing the mellow stuff.

@Brucaleeffo

5 жыл бұрын

he definitely shows incredibly complex feels when drops the shreds

@mattycee5412

5 жыл бұрын

T_Dogg he da bloooozzzzzz master with that fedora now

@Xyrium

3 жыл бұрын

Old post, but I agree. His time with the Captain has been a good influence!

When showing of the higher gain, I would always like to hear some riffing, and not just solo/lead-stuff, since many player would like to know, how the riffing is on an amp.

@semikolon6440

5 жыл бұрын

Word! I may be the only one, but I think it’s much more difficult to get a perfect riff/chord tone compared to lead ^^ With all the strings sounding good in a chord and stuff

@RavenflashLP

5 жыл бұрын

@@semikolon6440 Yeah, but since I play mostly rhythm-stuff, this is the sound I care about most. Been trying alot of amps, hoewever non really seem to work. Tried the PRS MT15, Line6 DT-25 and now the Blackspirit 200. Tube amps are just too loud in my apartment, so solid-state is my only option. Thr Blackspirits high-gain isn't too great though.

@kitoyobeni1

5 жыл бұрын

I agree; does it chunk? Does it pedal tone well? With palm-muting? All questions a high-gain rhythm guitarist might ask...

@artomaatta4118

5 жыл бұрын

@@kitoyobeni1 I personally like a heavy amp gain in rhythm and use clean/crunch Channel with pedals for lead tones. So I completely agree.

@guitarFlownimo

5 жыл бұрын

I would like that too! That Soloing out of context doesn’t show off the amp proper.

Holy moly, Lee's bend at 0:59 was so good, the way it went into feedback

@zerohourdrift

5 жыл бұрын

Oisin McPhillips p90’s are wonderful for that aren’t they

@metalupyourass9

5 жыл бұрын

Mark Knopfler would be proud

@youKnowWho3311

5 жыл бұрын

that red machine w/90's is the truth.

@redbandmedia79

5 жыл бұрын

Chappers' grin say's it all. Beautiful stuff Cap!

@kareemmonzer7894

5 жыл бұрын

To be honest, it kinda looked accidental!

Lee is just so _tasteful._ When i started watching Andertons, it was obvious he was 'just learning,' but now he does stuff that makes me go Whoa, and he does it far more often than some of the major/big name players. Even recognizing he doesn't have their technical proficiency, what makes *music* music is the taste and artistic sensibilities. I look forward to hearing Lee play in every video.

@paulcharlton4788

5 жыл бұрын

CentaurusRelax314 I also thought Lee was just learning but he’s actually been playing in various bands for many years.

@CentaurusRelax314

5 жыл бұрын

Paul Charlton Hey, Paul. I realize he’s been in bands but I had the feeling he was more of a rhythm player. His solo work is something he’s still learning and there has been really obvious progress over the past 4-5(?) years. He has had a ‘mini series’ with Pete and maybe some others tutoring him. I grew up always intimidated by soloing, and still can’t do it-some sort of mental block. But seeing how beautifully he has developed has been an inspiration.

@paulcharlton4788

5 жыл бұрын

@@CentaurusRelax314 I agree, he's improved amazingly in just the past year or so.

Think i died and went to P90 heaven when Lee did that bend on the 330 during the intro 😱

@charleskkakareka

5 жыл бұрын

First time I heard that intro by Lee I noticed it sounds A LOT like my Gibson Explorer through my Peavey 6505+ on the Rhythm channel with my current settings...

@kcbeem123

5 жыл бұрын

Same!

@pcruth

5 жыл бұрын

Absolutely incredible. Perfect time. Perfect bend. Perfect tension and release. Jesus.

Rob's face at 1:01 ... priceless enjoyment.

@shubham6288

5 жыл бұрын

Everyone is proud at how far Lee has come in his playing

Lee's progression over the years has been amazing to watch, it makes me want to take lessons myself after 30 years of noodling around on the guitar.

To add a thought for cab emulation... I imagine the VAST majority of buyers (like me) are hobbyist/intermediate players who won't be recording the next top 40 hit but DO play at church, or on the weekends with their buddies at small local gigs, etc. We are the folks hampered with car repairs, limited space for gear at home, tight budgets, and nagging spouses. We live in the world of mid-level "good enough" gear. Having a direct emulated out on the amp, while not the world's best sounding option, solves a lot of cost/complexity issues for the hobbiest. One less box to buy/lose/break, one or two less cables, etc. Sure it's not the greatest, but I'm glad it's there. :-) Carry on, Cap 'n Rob! Love this channel!

@mattgilbert7347

5 жыл бұрын

But the cab em on the BB15 is shite. Just awful. Idk about the 30, it's almost certainly the same. I leave it off on my 15 and run the XLR to my NU>X Solid Studio, then DI. It really is terrible emulated out.

@armadachamp

5 жыл бұрын

@@mattgilbert7347 I had the Bassbreaker 15 for a while and loved it, but the terrible emulation is part of the reason I moved on to something else. For what it's worth, they got a better tone out of the direct output for this demo than I ever got out of my BB15, so Fender may have improved it for this model.

@mattgilbert7347

4 жыл бұрын

@@armadachamp I kept mine because it sounds great into the IR. The NU>X was not expensive. ALL inbuilt emulation on amps sounds crap, imo.

The Fender Bassbreaker 30r is a must have amp. It brings the uniqueness out of the guitar.

While my wallet gently weeps 😂

@lukasvandewiel860

4 жыл бұрын

Well, the Bassbreaker is not so expensive.

@TheEchelon

4 жыл бұрын

$700+ isn't cheap either

@TheRealMiKe

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheEchelon for such an amp that's cheap, cuz it's also a tube amp or I would call it a real mens amp!!!

@harrysachs2274

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheRealMiKe I think my blues jr. was like 600? I bought a LP at the same time and was kinda flush at the time so I didn't focus on price as much. Though it was a factor which is why I bought it. It sounds fantastic though and add in a tube screamer into the mix and it's wonderful little at home amp.

Best opening jam in a while imo.

@rubentrevino6288

5 жыл бұрын

Amen

I came here for the amp demo, but I have been rewatching this video 10-20 times now to hear Lee’s playing! I have never heard you sound or play this amazing ever before, Captain! It was absolutely beautiful🙏🏻

That intro is probably the best jam I have ever heard you guys play together! It was utterly beautiful🙌🏻

Truly guys... this is some of your best playing.... ever! I've been watching you two for many many years and this amp seems to inspiring you both. Must be amazing to hear in person.

I love when you both play clean or with just a bit of grit like you did for the beginning of this. Could listen to that all day every day. Just bought the new Blackstar HT-5R MKII, but this is on the list now...

I really enjoyed the playing in this video. How I love it when Mr Chapman is inspired by gear. The results are wonderful❣️

This is the absolute best I've heard from rob. Usually not a fan of his style but this intro was truly golden!

I love when there's more time spend playing like this video. Great shred and feeling by these two guys!

The Captain had some really great playing in this video. The tone through that Gibson was sweet.

I literally had to relisten 15:26 - 18:00 over and over and over again... This was soooo f*in' amazing!!!! Really loved your tones!

@benjaminfarkas3681

4 жыл бұрын

Hey! Is that a song they have just made up, or a lick from a song?

The intro jams on this channel have been top notch recently! Lee, that bend at 0:56 just melted my heart.

I love that he played that Ibanez with a pretty clean tone there in the intro. Like seeing the range of certain instruments

You guys are great. Always a great friendly vibe in your show.

I had this tabbed out and when I came back I was shocked that it was Lee playing. His guitar skill has just shot up like mad in the last 6 months.

Amazing amps. I have the 7watt combo and it’s my go to amp atm!!! Nice reverb and drive and your covered for any small gig!!!

Seems like the Captain has improved massively over the last few weeks.... That damn practice that Justin is making him do seems to be paying off!

@Darm0k

5 жыл бұрын

It's quite wonderful. You can see the improvement in his confidence as well.

The Rob & Lee jams in this one were absolutely fantastic. Lee's tone was incredible.

Both of you sounded awesome today enjoyed Chappers cleans the amps sound great and the Ibanez Axion RGA60AL-ABL very cool, thanks guys

@hexgames9837

5 жыл бұрын

Did you copy and paste that model name? 😂

love you guys, rob inspired me to be a guitarist and its great to see you in these videos keep up the great work.

You 2 have some serious mojo together. Every time I watch any of your vids and jams it’s so inspiring. Seriously a big thank you to 2 normal dudes just having fun and telling it how it is!!! 🤘🤘

I always like watching you guys, you always get into whatever you play.

Ooooh! Those sound Delicious. Nice Job 2 Lee, never heard him really get inside a jam and play w the feedback like that/playing what he felt! Props to Chaps as well, playin tasty!

IMHO Mr Rob is playing one of his most inspiring lines in this video, thank you very much indeed!!

Those lessons are really showing some results! Lee sounds amazing.

Great sound - Lee and Chappers playing really smooth initially, and then blasting a bit later - and then back to some tasty blues - I liked it all; That amp sounds fantastic!

Captain Lee! That opening jam with the p90s... Absolutely fantastic.

Magnificent playing by both. Thank you.

Had to listen through a second time! 17:20 to 17:52 were just astounding from the Captain! Keep it up bro you are getting there! :)

I own this amp, bought it last year and still i haven't been disappointed by this beauty yet. I used it for live playing and recording, this amp really is a beautiful work horse. Full sounding, extremely versatile and the best of all, sturdy as fuck. The direct output actually saved my ass during a radio gig. Me and the band were squeezed into a tight talk-show recording room, we had a bit of space to move around (the drums took up most of the space) but we had no sound isolation, miking up the amp would have been a nightmare for the sound engineer in post production. So we just got a microphone cable, hooked up the amp to the digital mix set, and we did the gig. (yes the quality wasn't all that good, but i managed to get a descent tone from it). Its better to have something and not need it, then to need it and not have it.

Best I've heard rob sound, great amp and nice playing by both of you.

My favorite Chapman jam of all time. Way to make that amp sing. Thanks, guys!

Wonderfully played in the intro!! Lot of heartfelt melodic passages!! Reminds me of the Deep Purple, Rainbow ballads which had folk inspired melodic rock guitar!!

Was going to buy a bassbreaker a couple years ago but wanted more control with the footswitching, this is the amp I wanted (and now want haha)

That amp sounds amazing and great playing by the guys. You can see how much Rob was loving this. Someone go and grab Pete and his Tele right now!

Really liking this. Sounds great, and love that they have a 2 channel amp with a good amount of gain!

Love watching lee improving playing new stuff 🤘🏻

Great playing gentlemen. I see a difference in both of your playing recently. Great stuff.

Andertons, as a USA citizen I gotta tell ya...I love you guys. You are on my bucket list of guitar stores that I must visit.

That opening..christ all mighty, it was beautiful

I see the Budvar czech lager case you got there for an ampstand on chappers amp, haha. Exactly the setup I have in my rehearsal room. Didn't expect some british to show some taste in beer!

Thank you so much guys for this review and this intro jam... I've been listening to it so much, and that bend... Oh gosh... Anyway, thank you also, this review helped me a lot when I chose to buy the 30R to match my Paul's SE. Great great combination. Just fabulous. I only wish I'd bought it from you, but as I'm living in the very south west of France, I did buy it from my local dealer (it was their first 30R, and they were astoned too !). Thank you again !

The playing that started at 15:28 I could listen to all day!

I literally rewound it at least 15 times to listen to that bend in the intro... beautiful P90s, Lees best tone yet!

Love the whole line of bassbreaker amps

You guys jamming is awesome. More please. Man, Chappers is right, I want that amp too. The Ibanez sounds awesome through it. Fender going to EL tubes is pretty awesome. The very thing is awes.

That opening jam was so so dark and moody, great way to start my morning here in the States!

Nice Vid Guys! I recently purchased a 30R here in the US and I just Love it! I play Blues and Classic Rock through it. I spoke to Fender about the unit and my only opinion to them was that in future they need to put a Level Control on the High Gain Function. It’s WAY TOO LOUD trying to use it as a Lead Boost!! Other than that it’s one of their Best Amps they’ve come up with and in my 55yrs of performing I’ve played more than a few Fender Amps! Keep up the Good Work Guys, Love the Anderson’s Channel!! Cheers!

Its the depth of the low end that shines ...sweet tones folks

Absolutely loving your playing in this one, lads! \m/

The joy on Chappers' face when the Captain hit a poignant note says everything. #respect

Digging the new guitars so much! That 330 is magical!

Oh spectacular! The harmonic feedback bloom on the 330 was incredible. I would imagine the amps weren't cranked up all that much either. I think this was a pretty damn good demo of the Ibanez Axion RGA60 as well since it sounded incredibly good!

I own the 007 bassbreaker combo. Its awesome I love it, takes pedals really well, reliable and great sound perfect for small gigs and recording. Great price too.

I love the trying to not play One jam at the beginning lol. Never thought a 335 and an Ibanez superstrat would work together so well.

When Rob kicked the high gain mode it really sounded close to a pushed plexi, amazing sounds indeed

I have to say you both sound absolutely amazing. 🤘

Great review! I just bought a Bassbreaker 30r based partially on this video. Played it today for the first time. So far I definitely prefer it over the Peavey Classic 30 I used to own. Thanks fellas! 🤘😈👍🎸🎶🎶

That bend by Captain Lee at 0:57 gave me chills!

Always pleasure to hear Chappers & Captain play' especially with a great tone like this.... Somehow it gives me Buckethead vibes' weird!

@ 15:25 with the Strat - sounds brill :) !!! - nice jammin' by you chaps & great runnin' into you all at NAMM 2019 ~ cheers Tee

Got one of these a few months ago. Love it

that sounded awesome. loved Lee's bend.

Great playing Lee!!!!!!!! That was really tasteful.

Lovin the Chappers finger picking tone as a change from the gunned gain one...

Lovely playing!

I'd like to thank Rob for providing the maths lecture notes I missed during my anxiety dream last night, although hanging them from a bit of string on the wall and pointing at them was a bit odd. In the real world, that's a great amp and some nice demo playing by you both.

I have the Bassbreaker 15 and love it!I hope they make the Bassbreaker 30 in a head version down the road.

Great demo for that new Ibanez Axion Label, too!

Sold. Getting one tmrw morning!

I have the Bassbreaker 007 Combo. For me it is the only valve amp I need being a home only player. They sound great, are reasonably priced and they take pedals well.

I don't think I've _ever_ heard Chappers and the Captain play _together_ *that* well as in the intro! PS: For the whole video, really. They both were on _fire_ !

Gigging with the BB 15 for 2 years & it's a tone monster and reliable to boot. Using a Deci-Mate to tame it down on higher gain settings makes it all the more appealing.

Cpt. Lee, you need to pick up that es 330. Best guitar sound I think you've gotten.

The Gibby with P90s sounded spectacular. Well played.

Know you guys might get sick of hearing this, but man that opening jam was one of the best I've heard from you guys.

Amp sounds surprisingly awesome, and was probably at its best paired with that super sweet Ibanez. Sounds like Lee has been practicing. Great sound as well

Great intro jam, great guitars, great sounding amps.

You seem very comfortable with those P90s, Lee. And it comes through in the sound! Loved it :)

Sounds like flying in a blue dream satch, awesome tones!

It took me a second to realize that they were jamming on "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"...that made me happy

So Very cool! I loved the 15, but wished it was a little bigger and had foot switchable channels! You guys sound Amazing! 😎

perfect timing for this video to come out. i'm thinking of getting one of these amps. there's a 007 for $200 on craigslist near where I live.

Rob's bend at 0:28 so much emotion!!!

I don't know if they have Captain Crunch over there, but you missed a great opportunity to say "Crunchatize me Captain" at 22:00. Loved the jam!

Loved the opening jam🍓

That amp sings and sustains so well.

An excited Chappers is so fun to watch.

My bass breaker 15 sounds the same. I love it and also discovered its ability to yngwie.