This dude is responsible for so many legendary riffs

@Irishmule169

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!!!

@Jt-go4by

3 жыл бұрын

Dude I swear

@christophersanchez1926

2 жыл бұрын

No fucking 🧢🧢🧢!!!

I love that he played sludge factory

@sonictitan5604

7 жыл бұрын

jutso19 we all do, I promise

@ceren4228

6 жыл бұрын

jutso19 i think i heard "real thing" and "them bones" as well.

"Hi Im Jerry Cantrell from Alice in Chains and Im" a fucking LEGEND

@DaveTaste

2 жыл бұрын

And you're not.

@kBlueberry2024

3 ай бұрын

​@@DaveTastewant a cookie after that one?

Saw him live front row 1993...he literally blew me away. Made playing look so fun and easy. One of my all time favorite guitarists.

I've always thought Jerry was an extremely underrated player with a great ear for tone. Emphasis on TONE.

@RedroomStudios

9 жыл бұрын

I always thought Jerry was one of the most respected guitar players with one of the most identifiable heavy sounds ever.

@NavidKhan84

9 жыл бұрын

Jerry is an incredible player..how many bands had that heavy dark tone at that time..His arrangements were simple yet always grabbed you by the throat

@cloroxbleach3838

7 жыл бұрын

Great player, great lyricist, got that nice harmonic voice, cool guy overall.. he's the best.

@Luke90926

6 жыл бұрын

His arrangements are simple by the books I guess but I still have a hard time learning some of his stuff like the riffs are just so weird to me sometimes lol. Tone is out of this world though

@Sms8668

5 жыл бұрын

He is not Underrated at all. His Riffs and lead are not that complex. It is the Unique Sound he came up with.

Jerry is the SRV of Metal to me. There are more technical players out there, but no one I can think of plays heavy riffs and solos with such soul.

@xXpapercutsXx

3 ай бұрын

Dudes vibrato is just unmistakeable, so good

Jerry looks like the dad of the hot chick you dated back in high school.

@NiimaGh

8 жыл бұрын

+smackenurjunk Man... You're a genius !

@bernhardbaars7319

8 жыл бұрын

+smackenurjunk did you date his daughter?

@atelecinee9546

5 жыл бұрын

Just brilliant - Cheers

@clintn6677

4 жыл бұрын

I didn't date any hot chicks... :(

@philsmith3019

4 жыл бұрын

And now that he grew the hair back out, he looks like the same chick at the high school reunion.

Even with short hair, the just exudes hard rock and metal. I wish Layne were still around, because Jerry plays and sounds better than ever.

@cloroxbleach3838

7 жыл бұрын

I wish Layne and Mike were still here. I'm sure they would still be kicking ass if they didn't pass away

@svtrader

6 жыл бұрын

lol put a white shirt and black tie on him and he's a Mormor Missionary.

@dricul

6 жыл бұрын

Clorox Bleach They're still kicking ass on tour now. They sounded awesome at RotR this year.

@bobsmith3931

6 жыл бұрын

Still a far cry from when Layne was still around.

@tuesdayafternoon13

6 жыл бұрын

Dude we're safe... May 2018 he grew it back out....Yeah

The riffs' origin for those who want to know: 0:04 - Check My Brain ("Black Gives Way to Blue", 2009) 1:17 - Them Bones ("Dirt", 1992) 1:47 - Sludge Factory ("Alice in Chains", 1995) 2:33 - Stones ("The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here", 2013) 2:45 - No Excuses, a sort of a jam ("Jar of Flies", 1994) 3:07 - Again ("AiC", 1995) 3:45 - We Die Young ("Facelift", 1990) 4:10 - It Ain't Like That ("Facelift", 1990)

My GOD this amp sounds incredible. Really full, thick and rich. I've always loved Jerry's tone especially on the Dirt album but this just blows it away.

@sepultubob

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it's crazy good !! It does'nt get any better in my opinion.

@Naughtforeye

7 ай бұрын

​@@sepultubob I've always loved Jerry's tone no question, but I always thought his tone on Degradation Trip is sooo underrated and I hate that phrase lol but it's true

3:40 is actually the best tone on the planet.

That's how you do a presentation. To bad more artists won't do these.

@jackbenson8228

8 жыл бұрын

+Locoandchooch **too** bad more artists....

@erickh82082

6 жыл бұрын

jack benson too of doom

Bill from Mastodon blends one of these into his rig. Cant blame him. Sounds big !

I still have the same admiration for his guitar playing as I did as 13 year old kid!

God damn it at 3:30 i wanted to see how he plays the chorus of "again" and the camera isn't showing the guitar.

This is how you sell a signature amp - well done!!!

Gosh, that sounds really nice. Really full tone. Even more outstanding is that I've seen them live twice and he manages not to drown out any other member of the band. In fact, Alice in Chains probably have the best live mix I've ever heard (they also nail it in terms of playing). All Jerry did when I saw them was play. He left all the pedal stomping, effect looping and channel switching to his tech to get rid of the mucky-muck.

@RedroomStudios

9 жыл бұрын

great observation about their live sound!

@OtherTheDave

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I was watching an interview or rig rundown with JC a while ago and said something about having his tech do most of the switching now so that he could concentrate on playing and singing. Makes perfect sense to me.

@jessehutchings

2 жыл бұрын

Perfect sense especially for his active stage presence with vocals

Boys tone has always been fucking monstrous....underrated to fuck....!!!!

Sounds like heaven to me..

Jerry with bass and gain settings on 10 lol .......Crushing !! This thing is a beast !!

It's the bass player from Dad Band!

That sounds truly awesome. There is no-one whose tone more suits the word "girth" than Jerry Cantrell, and this amp seems to fit that perfectly.

Hearing the opening to It Ain't Like that was worth the time. So badass

Best guitarist of the 90's

@TexasSmoking

6 жыл бұрын

Jake B dimebag darrell owns that spot

@chrisperri2842

6 жыл бұрын

TexasSmoking in terms of skill, absolutely, but imo the tone category goes to Jerry, even though Dime’s tone was amazing as well

@3badthebad

5 жыл бұрын

They both were the best, Dime was a shredder who had crazy techniques and more power in his solos, and Jerry was a guitarist who had more feeling in his solos and a more bluesy tone

@TVoltG

5 жыл бұрын

Even today JB..

@imangalimusabekov7361

4 жыл бұрын

@@chrisperri2842 sorry when we talk about tone it goes to dime

3:35 that part from "Again". The tone shone at this specific bit so much I used to rewind and listen to this over and over again because damn dat tone son.

ANDERTONS BROUGHT ME HERE!!

Incredible sound. Incredible musician.

Once again you see an in discolored skin gives you away...

That Man in the Box tone was pretty great I gotta say. A thing of beauty.

with the exception of Jimmy Page & EVH, Jerry is the greatest riff master in rock...he really cranks out the gems, and he's such a brilliant songwriter.

Love the Pulp fiction reference. Don't really think I need to mention the tone. I do have to go clean myself up though.

The amp actually sounds alive, it's so dynamic and responsive. When he plays riffs from "The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here" it sounds just like the album. I've started a Double J savings fund!

@MrSimondaniel3

10 жыл бұрын

hell yea me too. may take a while.

@XxTRIPPINGxxGUITARxX

10 жыл бұрын

Or get an Axe Fx II unless you hate modeling.

@bernhardbaars7319

8 жыл бұрын

may i join the club

Legendary tone

Every time I hear this it blows my mind. Tight and saturated like that. Dave has great ears.

The sound is crushing and beautiful. Jerry, you're the man. Love how you play and your tone is fricking awesome

I think the term "heavy as balls" fits in here nicely.

I love that tone!!!! Massive low end, but articulate.

With the short hair, he looks like Phil Collen, when he talks he sounds a bit like James Hettfield, but as soon as he plays you absolutely know it's Jerry. Wish I had a spare $3700 laying around for this amp, sounds amazing.

@jessetate9701

5 жыл бұрын

Rob VanDusen if I get my credit score up I’m definitely going to finance either the BE 50 or the BE 100

@OtherTheDave

5 жыл бұрын

There’s a 20watt version coming out this year for IIRC around $1.5k. AFAICT the only other major difference is either no or shared EQ for the clean channel.

@minisurfbanana

5 жыл бұрын

Jesse Tate just go to sweetwater...wait for 48 months financing usually have 24 months I got $4500 credit limit with the sweetwater card and a 680 credit score 😬

@justanotherguitarplayer9767

4 жыл бұрын

@@minisurfbanana How did you go about that exactly? I had a 655 credit score when I tried, with almost 2 years of on time payments on almost a dozen credit cards, and could never get approved for even $500 or 1000. Did you call them and speak to someone?

@minisurfbanana

4 жыл бұрын

Adam C. I think you have to many credit cards. On time payments is good but only part of it. A lot of it comes with the % of debt u have compared your total credit line. If you have say $50k worth of credit on 12 credit cards and you have a balance of $40k. They’ll think you can’t handle more credit. Even if your paying on time. Piece of advice!!! Get rid of at least 6 of your cards. I use to have like 10 cards and owed more than $35k in them. I loss my job and couldn’t pay them. I defaulted on all of them and got sued. It a blessing really cause after making a deal with the lawyers or collection agencies I only paid like $18k. Took about 4 years to pay it off with the majority of pay from a new job going to paying it off. After that I rebuild my credit history with one Credit card. My Sweetwater was my 2nd credit card after getting a car loan. Now I buy everything from Sweetwater cause the 24/48 monthly payments with interest...sweet deals.

Damnit, could listen for ever to sir Cantrell's riffing. What a growling narly tone!

Awesome demo! Sounds great and loved hearing those riffs!!!

this my teacher .... together james hetfiled

Surprised to see him play Sludge Factory. Wow and Again. Hitting some notes from the self titled. Love it!

Keep on Rockin' Jerry, One of my favorite guitarists.

Incredible...Great tones, great playing, great amps.

When it comes to riffs Jerry is top notch

@3:43 when you expect Layne to come in, and you realize that will never happen again. =( -But man, this amp is INCREDIBLE, and so is Jerry.

I'm glad you did the sound demo with him and not someone else! It sounds awesome!

Best tone of all time

He is such a great guitarist and a great guy

Badass! Very well made video. Loving my BE100 but I definitely want to try this one out.

Holy shit, I had no idea that was Jerry till he said so lol.

I wish this video was a lot longer. Thank you for posting :)

3:44 I've been waitin for that one ^^. Great amp!

Oh God! Been waiting for this!

Randy Rhoads would love this amp :-) ♫ It sounds like his thick, Crazy Train/Flying High tone but even more defined and articulate. Wow. RIP Randy. We miss you down here.... ♫♫♫

@Farfeincouger

6 жыл бұрын

1970borntorun Randy never in the wettest of dreams could have envisioned an amp as fine as this. This is next level Renaissance tube engineeeing

great video Mark, Jerry sounds great. HD rules!

Love it bro. That Gibson sound crisp and clean. Rock on! Loving Washington state weather by the way.

What a great demo. Jerry is so killer.

100 watts of EL34 for the win.

YES love Jerry. i know the Friedman amps are sick but i never saw this amp… hes got such a heavy tone.

My absolutely favorite guitar player of all time and most underrated ever. Screw all that yngvay malmsteen or whatever his name is crap. Jerry has the best tone and plays with the most feel and it shows.

@dbowens1977

4 жыл бұрын

Damn straight he does.

@daveg4236

2 жыл бұрын

He’s not underrated. Stop with that shit

@travisbowling6416

2 жыл бұрын

@@daveg4236 he is underrated. Stop with your shit.

@daveg4236

2 жыл бұрын

@@travisbowling6416 yeah cuz underrated players have signatures amps and guitars. You’re a dipshit

@travisbowling6416

2 жыл бұрын

@@daveg4236 you're the dipshit getting bent out of shape over a simple opinion.

I didnt want this video to end

Worth every penny, i wish i could have one lol Sounds killer \m/

Its nice to see this genius at work like his brain power to create his amp for us fans, demonstrate how its used. He is so so much more than some kickass revoltionary guitarist who utilized what he learned from the masters he loved like eddie van halen, robin trow, i think even harrison is high up there in his book, commenting that someone gave him all things must pass when he completed d trip and he thought is was f****** cool. He obiviously digs harrisons talent and style as a guitarist. But jerry is so much more than his epic exceptions in the mastery of his craft. He has gone on to do producing and musical arrangments. His techonical knowhow is often over looked while he is bleeding it out under the neon lights. But with his new line its far more evident that we have underestimated what he is cable of. Congrats on your own brand jerry now is there anything that out of your reach???

That amp just sounds absolutely insane

That flake stratocaster is the shit.

I'd love to hear Facelift and Dirt re-recorded with this amp, it would kill the old sound.

@gtrwizrd567

6 жыл бұрын

Kamizi no, facelift is a completely separate tone altogether. I agree with dirt though, but it would still take away from the special process they used to record the album, the three amp setup

@jasonk5150

6 жыл бұрын

His old bogner driven tones were stellar.

@nomorebs

6 жыл бұрын

No. Just no, can't be done with Lane shouldn't be don at all.

@garrison0532082

6 жыл бұрын

No way. That raw, edgy, almost unpolished sound us what made it so great.

@dangiampietro6606

4 жыл бұрын

@@gtrwizrd567 It's not so much the amps that were used that gave dirt it's sound, it's the multiple tracks with different guitars that really lent to the wide and dark "wall of sound" kind of effect on dirt and other albums heavier tracks.

Well that made my ears feel good.

I finally got my hands on one, with the factory added resonance knob by Dave (it’s a must IMO, because it helps shape the bass in different cab/speaker setups). The tone is perfect, the sound I wanted and needed, even after all the years of hype and watching videos while dreaming of having one. I love my JCMs/ENGL/KSR/SLO/Uberschall for death metal and OSDM, but this is THE dream amp for everything else, and definitely boosted will do death metal. I cannot recommend it more or thank Jerry and Dave enough for making the JJ-100. Tone quest over; I found my holy grail.

Jerry is a guitar god.

I would love for one of these to come out in a combo.

@ianalderman9290

7 жыл бұрын

Bill x Now THAT would be badass! Maybe you could talk to Dave and see if he'd do a custom order?

This tone god damned!!!!! This tone!!!! Holy f$ck!!!

"Friends don't let friends cut their hair" lol

Awesome mark!

Debating on whether I wanna trade my Mesa Mark V in on this... I love my Mark V but the JJ is pure tone.

That sounds killer

Yes Please!!!

This video needs to be longer

I must have this amp now...please...

Cantrell is a bad ass

By the way...Yeah! Can't touch JC! 😱 anything he's built I'd buy no doubt as in my generation he's untouchable but so Badass not humble he just has such respect which makes him the best...always learning and great teaching too... Really for all that the price is super fair too 🔥

Goddamn that sounds good

I cant take jerry with short hair man ... so glad he grew it back

Legend !

He's all about the amp bloom.

Dear Mr. Day: I purchased a gorgeous sounding amplifier - Friedman Steve Stevens - a while back. While I know this is a difficult to question to answer, I will ask it anyway! How doe the Double J model differ from the SS? Is it more similar to the Brown Eye? If you would, please state the differences and strengths (I can't find many weaknesses) between them? Thank you for your insights.

Anybody know if theres a hard tail version of his signature g&l with the same pickup?

I think i like this better than my Brown Eye, more of an JCM800 feel

Supreme ! Mark, what cab/speakers are you micing up? Is there a Jerry Sig Cabinet - V30s or GBs ?

That light breakup tone, tho.

Junkyard dog mean. I love it.

Sounds killer, very Bogner-esque of course. It does the old & new AIC tones perfectly as you'd expect. Very awesome work Friedman! Hey Mark, we're obviously hearing Jerry's whole rig here, I was just wondering if there's any Palmer DI in the recorded mix? Is he still using those?

Pure Balls!!!!

How does everything he plays sound so fat and full omg teach me

@Vanadeo

6 жыл бұрын

Probably the way they mic the cab up.. I got a laney TF300 plugged into a Marshall 4x12 and I get a fat soiund out of that. I got the black star LT distortion pedal as well wich is awesome. Your best bet is to get a decent tube amp can probably get away with a good trans amp as well (Orange Crush) fiddle round with the EQ .. I got my bass less than quater of the way up mids at about 1 oclock and the treble is over 3/4 of the way up that and my LT distortion pedal Gain almost all the way up tone at 3oclk and ISF at 11oclk sounds pretty damn good.

@Ravelle17

5 жыл бұрын

It's the player more than anything. Jerry plays behind the beat in just the right way, where it sounds more savage than sloppy

@Ravelle17

4 жыл бұрын

@Shockheadd45 it's an amp demo. if they meant the tone then the answer is obviously the amp...

@PainterDans

4 жыл бұрын

First you need a 4x12

Dude has some eyeball blasting guitars 🥵

Friedman and JJ are both monsters

Monstro!

I have a BE-100 now. I NEED a JJ-100 NOW !

Yep!!!!

Hi there. How did you guysget that massive tone on Sledge Factory? miking up of amp? pedals? pickups? post production? . It's one of my all time favourite tones on a record out there. Thankyou for all the years of music, and thankyou for getting a lead singer that is just about the trust thing to Staley (RIP Brother) you could get.

@AliceinCovers

7 жыл бұрын

Sludge Factory was an early 5150