Great video comparison. Would love to see you compare with the vintage true Mark IV.
@stevenkoppelkam6438 сағат бұрын
With that powerful of an EQ it'd be a great boost pedal if you dump the drive all the way down
@TONEWARSgearshow6 сағат бұрын
@@stevenkoppelkam643 it's definitely possible
@ELEVATETHESKY16 сағат бұрын
Great video and playing! I love the Marshall JMP-1. It is my fave preamp and guitar overdrive/distortion ever. I love that it has this furry/fuzzy quality to it but it is still tight, percussive, and articulate. Thanks for the rad playing and demonstration. Subbed \m/
@TONEWARSgearshow6 сағат бұрын
@ELEVATETHESKY thank you so much!
@krissmith239618 сағат бұрын
what are some great in ear recommendations for the kemper
@stevemoore634918 сағат бұрын
the best metal tone ive heard to date on here.savage for the win
@paulcarter10521 сағат бұрын
Sounds like bend of a Marshall and duel rec. At first it seems to be a rip off of the metal zone or empress heavy. But the pot values seem similar to the empress effects heavy or revv. I like the mt2w but the Jhs might be cool for a more useable and less extreme and actually mid boosted sound.
@shredenvain719 сағат бұрын
You think the Boss Metalzone sounds like a mix between a marshall and a mesa? What Marshall and what Mesa? If used for anything other than a boost the metalzone sounds like a Rat with a messed up EQ section.
@paulcarter10518 сағат бұрын
@@shredenvain7 just meaning they both can get that 80/90s to early 2000s sound. But the metalzone leaning more towards 80/90s thrash death metal and the Jhs leaning more towards the dual rec sound of the 90s and early 2000s
@eduardwilliams124523 сағат бұрын
Boost karens. Epic. Pedal is great too. I love modellers but analog just works.
@thomasedward1525Күн бұрын
My Tight Metal doesn’t need a boost, and it destroys the Hard Drive. Maybe the Hard Drive should used as a boost for taking an amp over the top, since it needs too much help to actually do metal. It’s a good “Hard Drive“ pedal, but not that impressive for $199 if you have any thoughts of getting a heavy sound from it.
@Dobis86Күн бұрын
omg you too??? Jesus, everyone shills the same shit.
@belligerentamateur19 сағат бұрын
hell yeah baby
@emartinezr18 сағат бұрын
JHS literally gave the list of people/youtubers he "hired" and sent the pedal to, for them to make reviews. He was as straight fwd as you can get. In the end... you can hear for yourself and not pay attention to what you feel is shilling, fake or whatever.........
@jupitermoongauge4055Күн бұрын
The Splawn maybe nicer to play but the JVM sounds way better to me, more complex and articulate in the mids , nice defined top end and round full bass. The Splawn sounds overly compressed, blurry in the mids, not much top end definition, a bit like it has a tube screamer running in front all the time
@kmetal83Күн бұрын
eh......
@lostinpa-dadenduro7555Күн бұрын
I don’t want to come across as a hater but it’s kind of meh. I suppose it has a certain sound some people might be after. It’s kind of Metal Zone ish or HM-2.
@belligerentamateur19 сағат бұрын
metal zone and HM2 are two completely different circuits with 2 sounds that aren't remotely similar. Can't say I agree with this assessment as someone who ha sextensively played this pedal.
@lostinpa-dadenduro755516 сағат бұрын
@@belligerentamateur I’ll check it out on your channel if you have a video up. I like JHS but I haven’t heard something from this particular pedal that grabbed me yet.
@Brightblade43Күн бұрын
Some people are calling this a distortion pedal, some are calling it an amp in a box. I just want to know if I can just slap this on my pedalboard next my other distortion pedal, or should it go somewhere else in the chain.
@Eliphas_ElricКүн бұрын
Seems like it works both as a distortion pedal and as a preamp pedal into a power amp.
@Dobis86Күн бұрын
every yt gear channel is shilling this bullshit so hard rn
@cuzman3651Күн бұрын
Awesome thanks 👍
@michaelgallegos8811Күн бұрын
Is it good in the front of an amp am sure it is i haven't seen much on this pedal yet, thanks Jarrod.🍺🎸🫡
@JarrodpimentalКүн бұрын
What pickups are in your guitar? Like 40k output? I can’t get this amp to do metal even a tiny little bit.
@TONEWARSgearshowКүн бұрын
@Jarrodpimental my guitar has the sonic ecstasy pickups. Did you try boosting it?
@JarrodpimentalКүн бұрын
@@TONEWARSgearshow I even went and bought the same boost you have. I swapped all the tubes thinking I have a bad tube maybe. I’m selling it. It’s AC/DC only and that’s it. I can’t even get Van Halen out of this thing. I’m so annoyed I bought it.
@NatureMovies3 күн бұрын
If there was no original 5150 there would be no Iconic to begin with. That one amp, and Mr. Van Halen telling James Brown "that sounds like cardboard man...." when they developed it, provided a new wave of tube amp quality in much the same way as he did with guitars. What seem like flaws in the original were features that set that new standards. Quick break up on the clean setting? That's not a flaw, that's more often than not, desirable. Some would rather not have to really spank it to get it to break up when playing clean. The Iconic sounds much faster and tighter, not compressed, just faster response to input. Better op amps by now, for one thing, that allow more input response power available. I have to agree on this point that the transients in the sound of the Iconic, maybe call it "image" if there is such a thing but I hear a continuum from beginning to end. Maybe "definition" would describe it, it is pretty subjective. I admit I'm impressed with the overall dynamics and sound of the Iconic, and I own a 5150 2 and 6505+ combos. EVH as a company, just like with the guitars, seems seriously committed to the quality of all components, the hidden ones, but they show up in things like that punchier sound. Very subjective, but the point is clear. The original 5150, again, sort've set the playing field for all of these variations and improvements that now may outstrip the original, but they cannot deny the debt they owe it, and they do owe it a huge debt. I don't want to try and make my 5150 2 into an Iconic, I want the 5150 just as it is, but now I want an iconic because it sounds like it's own individual sound source with a new palate to explore all on its own. That's quality product development, that's dedication, that's "sound chasing" at it's finest. Now what was that the Mr. Van Halen always referred to himself as? Oh yes.....a "tone chaser." Sounds like he's still chasing tones to this very days. Let each amp be what it is, nothing lacking because it doesn't sound enough like another amp, it's just sound.
@harrisonkoyman66413 күн бұрын
The amount of gain in the Stealth is absolutely ridiculous. A true monster.
@mehdiboussaid45113 күн бұрын
this gear is great ! it just misses a built in tuner
@dirkmeyer3283 күн бұрын
is planned for a later firmware update.
@Funkfreed3 күн бұрын
do you do master volume up, channel volume down or the opposite?
@rocker86923 күн бұрын
All I hear is shitty music
@TONEWARSgearshow2 күн бұрын
@@rocker8692 I love it when idiots who can't play their way out of a wet paper bag make crappy comments on my videos. Now we all know what a POS you are
@TheCjwall3 күн бұрын
Hey there. What are you playing the TMP through? FRFR cab? If so, which one?
@TONEWARSgearshow3 күн бұрын
@@TheCjwall I'm just playing it through my studio monitors. You're hearing the direct sound into my interface
@auntjenifer77743 күн бұрын
Seems like a fine product but 😂 that name 😢
@Astaroth_Belial4 күн бұрын
I hate Fishman Fluence and will always favor EMG’s and passives over them. Fluences make the chimey clean channel of my Orange TH100 sound lifeless and thin. They’re way overhyped, sound awful through certain amps, and burn through batteries 8x faster than EMG’s.
@2550marshall4 күн бұрын
What voicing on the power amp are you using? Those have a switch for Modern/Vintage. BTW, those JMP-1 pres sounded great with T75s and Greenbacks. Also, if you like that tone then try and find an early JCM 900 DR with EL34s that was made before the tube scare in the early 90's when they switched to 5881s for a few years. Those are killer Marshalls if you do two things with them....1) Crank it to at least 7 and 2) use a shorty cord in the loop.
@TONEWARSgearshow4 күн бұрын
I'm using the modern voicing (B)
@braxal69834 күн бұрын
No Tone Wars Stream tonight?
@TONEWARSgearshow4 күн бұрын
No, sorry. I announced it in the community section. I'm beat from all the work I did in the heat this week.
@braxal69834 күн бұрын
@@TONEWARSgearshow I hope you get rested up. I look forward to the next stream. Sorry I did not see that in the community area.
@LIKEFUNK4 күн бұрын
When I'm live via my unit, I'm generally sending my rockets into a 3 way and sometimes 4 way system with the crossovers set correctly to suit the system and environment, oh yes it separates the wheat from the chaff no problem.✅
@TheGuitarNerdShow4 күн бұрын
Another great video. I had Trace mod my JMP-1 & my experience mirrors yours.
@LIKEFUNK4 күн бұрын
Man, let me straighten up that mess of advice your trying to share there, conventional guitar amp cabs are only fine most times (but not always!) for the task of connecting an electric guitar, the head or controls of the amp at such point can only get the player into the ball park tone wise okay! most guitar amps are either mic'd up or lined-in to a p.a. as the end game...a p.a. is the decider in that game only at a gig particularly, especially if it's putting a range or expected to put out the tonal range of all instruments and vocal treatments, keyboards. synths etc likewise etc, modellers usually have a setting enabling the user to set the thing toward the main output intention, whether they are made from wood or plastic is totally irrelevant, I repeat, totally irrelevant! there are plastic cabs or carbon fibre cabs that are capable of being more accurate tone-wise required internally included than timber designs likewise without a doubt. The important aspect is recognising the need for at minimum a 2 way system for a modeller or any kind, a conventional single speaker cab or even a so called frfr is NOT sufficient to capture of transmit the required frequency spectrum available within most modellers or emulators of such UNLESS it it 2 way!!!! ....any 2 way p.a. cab is fully capable of murdering any conventional amp 99.9% of the time if the modeller is set correctly on it's 'output to' intention only....there! I solved your mess for you my good man....your welcome!
@LIKEFUNK4 күн бұрын
You get a thumbs down from me for deleting or blocking my comment....end of report! 👎
@irmasil35 күн бұрын
JMP-1 sounds great with the Marshall 9200. For Marshall heavy tones it is spot on. I love mine, and although I play my Triaxis and my ADA MP-1 3TM more, I always have a soft spot for the JMP-1. The OD-1 sounds great boosted as well, it is instant Yngwie with a DOD250 in front.
@lovecraftmusic87175 күн бұрын
Do you think you're gonna buy a jmp1 then? Or do you settle on the capture?
@TONEWARSgearshow5 күн бұрын
The captures sound great. I'll stich with those for now
@krisfrankenberg90635 күн бұрын
I wish Voodoo Amps still did mods. Hard to find anyone these days that still mods.
@lovecraftmusic87175 күн бұрын
Apparently the mods were mostly useless (slightly noise reduction)... This according someone who played a stock jmp1 for more than 20 years and then decided to do the Voodoo mods.
@TheGuitarNerdShow4 күн бұрын
@@lovecraftmusic8717 You were told wrong. I'm very familiar with the stock JMP-1 (which is a beast in its own right). After the Voodoo Platinum Mod it's an entirely better beast. Not different, it still sounds similar to a JMP-1 but just ...better. Not sure how to describe it. Also, like Jerrod said, you don't have to do much to dial in an amazing sound. Without the mod, it could be a bit fiddly. Same experience with my DSL100 and a TSL100 I used to own. Voodoo's mods were fantastic.
@lovecraftmusic87174 күн бұрын
@@TheGuitarNerdShow i wasn't told... It's written on a forum and I read it few days ago for the second time after some years; and if I remember well I also read something similar by other people.
@lovecraftmusic87174 күн бұрын
@@TheGuitarNerdShow anyway I won't ever pay almost a grand for a mod on a 300€ unit (that was previously sold even cheaper at 150€ before the pandemic)... No matter how good.
@fuckyouallanddiehorribly5 күн бұрын
Idk I got a buxom boost I like.
@DreidMusicalX5 күн бұрын
Oh hell yeah! I asked you about doing the capture for this amp. I'm waiting for the TONEX.
@TONEWARSgearshow5 күн бұрын
I'll be doing tonex captures tomorrow
@BradRocker5 күн бұрын
Any chance you plan on making any NAM Captures of your amps ?
@TONEWARSgearshow5 күн бұрын
Thanks for asking. I absolutely will do that. Once I get the process perfected, I will be making captions for that as well
@MrAnorexemon5 күн бұрын
Out of interest, what tone packs did MJR go for? Would be interesting to see if they make an appearance on an upcoming release ;)
@TONEWARSgearshow5 күн бұрын
He got my Engl Savage pack.
@bassgoul5 күн бұрын
This amp goes to show that solid state can sound just as good as tube (this preamp is a hybrid/mostly solid state circuit)
@adamp25 күн бұрын
just like the ada mp1
@heartsquaremusic29535 күн бұрын
it should become standard that capture packs should include specific settings for specific types of guitars and pick ups. For instance, I could not use your capture pack because I use a strat with a Lollar imperials which are vintage PAF style. I’m not sure I could use any of your packs as it seems you set your amps for metal style guitars and pick ups. I would highly recommend that for the future, or updating existing packs for that variety in customers. Otherwise, we can only buy from creators who are just like we are. Who use gear that’s only close to what we have.
@TONEWARSgearshow5 күн бұрын
Thanks for commenting and sharing your perspective. In order for me to dial in amps for those types of guitars, pickups and genres of playing, I would have to own guitars with those pickups and play in that genre. Unfortunately, I do not own any guitars with those type of pickups, I don't own any Strat guitars and I definitely don't play those types of genres of music. So even if I did own those types of guitars and pickups, I still don't play that genre and don't have any understanding of what you guys would prefer for what you do. I just stay in my lane and stick to what I know. I definitely don't want to pretend to know what you guys want. Again, thanks for sharing your perspective. I hope you understand where I'm coming from
@jeffhirshberg51715 күн бұрын
These sound anazing, Jarrod. Looking forward to the ToneX pack.
@TONEWARSgearshow5 күн бұрын
Thank you very much. I'll be working on the tonex ones tomorrow
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Great video comparison. Would love to see you compare with the vintage true Mark IV.
With that powerful of an EQ it'd be a great boost pedal if you dump the drive all the way down
@@stevenkoppelkam643 it's definitely possible
Great video and playing! I love the Marshall JMP-1. It is my fave preamp and guitar overdrive/distortion ever. I love that it has this furry/fuzzy quality to it but it is still tight, percussive, and articulate. Thanks for the rad playing and demonstration. Subbed \m/
@ELEVATETHESKY thank you so much!
what are some great in ear recommendations for the kemper
the best metal tone ive heard to date on here.savage for the win
Sounds like bend of a Marshall and duel rec. At first it seems to be a rip off of the metal zone or empress heavy. But the pot values seem similar to the empress effects heavy or revv. I like the mt2w but the Jhs might be cool for a more useable and less extreme and actually mid boosted sound.
You think the Boss Metalzone sounds like a mix between a marshall and a mesa? What Marshall and what Mesa? If used for anything other than a boost the metalzone sounds like a Rat with a messed up EQ section.
@@shredenvain7 just meaning they both can get that 80/90s to early 2000s sound. But the metalzone leaning more towards 80/90s thrash death metal and the Jhs leaning more towards the dual rec sound of the 90s and early 2000s
Boost karens. Epic. Pedal is great too. I love modellers but analog just works.
My Tight Metal doesn’t need a boost, and it destroys the Hard Drive. Maybe the Hard Drive should used as a boost for taking an amp over the top, since it needs too much help to actually do metal. It’s a good “Hard Drive“ pedal, but not that impressive for $199 if you have any thoughts of getting a heavy sound from it.
omg you too??? Jesus, everyone shills the same shit.
hell yeah baby
JHS literally gave the list of people/youtubers he "hired" and sent the pedal to, for them to make reviews. He was as straight fwd as you can get. In the end... you can hear for yourself and not pay attention to what you feel is shilling, fake or whatever.........
The Splawn maybe nicer to play but the JVM sounds way better to me, more complex and articulate in the mids , nice defined top end and round full bass. The Splawn sounds overly compressed, blurry in the mids, not much top end definition, a bit like it has a tube screamer running in front all the time
eh......
I don’t want to come across as a hater but it’s kind of meh. I suppose it has a certain sound some people might be after. It’s kind of Metal Zone ish or HM-2.
metal zone and HM2 are two completely different circuits with 2 sounds that aren't remotely similar. Can't say I agree with this assessment as someone who ha sextensively played this pedal.
@@belligerentamateur I’ll check it out on your channel if you have a video up. I like JHS but I haven’t heard something from this particular pedal that grabbed me yet.
Some people are calling this a distortion pedal, some are calling it an amp in a box. I just want to know if I can just slap this on my pedalboard next my other distortion pedal, or should it go somewhere else in the chain.
Seems like it works both as a distortion pedal and as a preamp pedal into a power amp.
every yt gear channel is shilling this bullshit so hard rn
Awesome thanks 👍
Is it good in the front of an amp am sure it is i haven't seen much on this pedal yet, thanks Jarrod.🍺🎸🫡
What pickups are in your guitar? Like 40k output? I can’t get this amp to do metal even a tiny little bit.
@Jarrodpimental my guitar has the sonic ecstasy pickups. Did you try boosting it?
@@TONEWARSgearshow I even went and bought the same boost you have. I swapped all the tubes thinking I have a bad tube maybe. I’m selling it. It’s AC/DC only and that’s it. I can’t even get Van Halen out of this thing. I’m so annoyed I bought it.
If there was no original 5150 there would be no Iconic to begin with. That one amp, and Mr. Van Halen telling James Brown "that sounds like cardboard man...." when they developed it, provided a new wave of tube amp quality in much the same way as he did with guitars. What seem like flaws in the original were features that set that new standards. Quick break up on the clean setting? That's not a flaw, that's more often than not, desirable. Some would rather not have to really spank it to get it to break up when playing clean. The Iconic sounds much faster and tighter, not compressed, just faster response to input. Better op amps by now, for one thing, that allow more input response power available. I have to agree on this point that the transients in the sound of the Iconic, maybe call it "image" if there is such a thing but I hear a continuum from beginning to end. Maybe "definition" would describe it, it is pretty subjective. I admit I'm impressed with the overall dynamics and sound of the Iconic, and I own a 5150 2 and 6505+ combos. EVH as a company, just like with the guitars, seems seriously committed to the quality of all components, the hidden ones, but they show up in things like that punchier sound. Very subjective, but the point is clear. The original 5150, again, sort've set the playing field for all of these variations and improvements that now may outstrip the original, but they cannot deny the debt they owe it, and they do owe it a huge debt. I don't want to try and make my 5150 2 into an Iconic, I want the 5150 just as it is, but now I want an iconic because it sounds like it's own individual sound source with a new palate to explore all on its own. That's quality product development, that's dedication, that's "sound chasing" at it's finest. Now what was that the Mr. Van Halen always referred to himself as? Oh yes.....a "tone chaser." Sounds like he's still chasing tones to this very days. Let each amp be what it is, nothing lacking because it doesn't sound enough like another amp, it's just sound.
The amount of gain in the Stealth is absolutely ridiculous. A true monster.
this gear is great ! it just misses a built in tuner
is planned for a later firmware update.
do you do master volume up, channel volume down or the opposite?
All I hear is shitty music
@@rocker8692 I love it when idiots who can't play their way out of a wet paper bag make crappy comments on my videos. Now we all know what a POS you are
Hey there. What are you playing the TMP through? FRFR cab? If so, which one?
@@TheCjwall I'm just playing it through my studio monitors. You're hearing the direct sound into my interface
Seems like a fine product but 😂 that name 😢
I hate Fishman Fluence and will always favor EMG’s and passives over them. Fluences make the chimey clean channel of my Orange TH100 sound lifeless and thin. They’re way overhyped, sound awful through certain amps, and burn through batteries 8x faster than EMG’s.
What voicing on the power amp are you using? Those have a switch for Modern/Vintage. BTW, those JMP-1 pres sounded great with T75s and Greenbacks. Also, if you like that tone then try and find an early JCM 900 DR with EL34s that was made before the tube scare in the early 90's when they switched to 5881s for a few years. Those are killer Marshalls if you do two things with them....1) Crank it to at least 7 and 2) use a shorty cord in the loop.
I'm using the modern voicing (B)
No Tone Wars Stream tonight?
No, sorry. I announced it in the community section. I'm beat from all the work I did in the heat this week.
@@TONEWARSgearshow I hope you get rested up. I look forward to the next stream. Sorry I did not see that in the community area.
When I'm live via my unit, I'm generally sending my rockets into a 3 way and sometimes 4 way system with the crossovers set correctly to suit the system and environment, oh yes it separates the wheat from the chaff no problem.✅
Another great video. I had Trace mod my JMP-1 & my experience mirrors yours.
Man, let me straighten up that mess of advice your trying to share there, conventional guitar amp cabs are only fine most times (but not always!) for the task of connecting an electric guitar, the head or controls of the amp at such point can only get the player into the ball park tone wise okay! most guitar amps are either mic'd up or lined-in to a p.a. as the end game...a p.a. is the decider in that game only at a gig particularly, especially if it's putting a range or expected to put out the tonal range of all instruments and vocal treatments, keyboards. synths etc likewise etc, modellers usually have a setting enabling the user to set the thing toward the main output intention, whether they are made from wood or plastic is totally irrelevant, I repeat, totally irrelevant! there are plastic cabs or carbon fibre cabs that are capable of being more accurate tone-wise required internally included than timber designs likewise without a doubt. The important aspect is recognising the need for at minimum a 2 way system for a modeller or any kind, a conventional single speaker cab or even a so called frfr is NOT sufficient to capture of transmit the required frequency spectrum available within most modellers or emulators of such UNLESS it it 2 way!!!! ....any 2 way p.a. cab is fully capable of murdering any conventional amp 99.9% of the time if the modeller is set correctly on it's 'output to' intention only....there! I solved your mess for you my good man....your welcome!
You get a thumbs down from me for deleting or blocking my comment....end of report! 👎
JMP-1 sounds great with the Marshall 9200. For Marshall heavy tones it is spot on. I love mine, and although I play my Triaxis and my ADA MP-1 3TM more, I always have a soft spot for the JMP-1. The OD-1 sounds great boosted as well, it is instant Yngwie with a DOD250 in front.
Do you think you're gonna buy a jmp1 then? Or do you settle on the capture?
The captures sound great. I'll stich with those for now
I wish Voodoo Amps still did mods. Hard to find anyone these days that still mods.
Apparently the mods were mostly useless (slightly noise reduction)... This according someone who played a stock jmp1 for more than 20 years and then decided to do the Voodoo mods.
@@lovecraftmusic8717 You were told wrong. I'm very familiar with the stock JMP-1 (which is a beast in its own right). After the Voodoo Platinum Mod it's an entirely better beast. Not different, it still sounds similar to a JMP-1 but just ...better. Not sure how to describe it. Also, like Jerrod said, you don't have to do much to dial in an amazing sound. Without the mod, it could be a bit fiddly. Same experience with my DSL100 and a TSL100 I used to own. Voodoo's mods were fantastic.
@@TheGuitarNerdShow i wasn't told... It's written on a forum and I read it few days ago for the second time after some years; and if I remember well I also read something similar by other people.
@@TheGuitarNerdShow anyway I won't ever pay almost a grand for a mod on a 300€ unit (that was previously sold even cheaper at 150€ before the pandemic)... No matter how good.
Idk I got a buxom boost I like.
Oh hell yeah! I asked you about doing the capture for this amp. I'm waiting for the TONEX.
I'll be doing tonex captures tomorrow
Any chance you plan on making any NAM Captures of your amps ?
Thanks for asking. I absolutely will do that. Once I get the process perfected, I will be making captions for that as well
Out of interest, what tone packs did MJR go for? Would be interesting to see if they make an appearance on an upcoming release ;)
He got my Engl Savage pack.
This amp goes to show that solid state can sound just as good as tube (this preamp is a hybrid/mostly solid state circuit)
just like the ada mp1
it should become standard that capture packs should include specific settings for specific types of guitars and pick ups. For instance, I could not use your capture pack because I use a strat with a Lollar imperials which are vintage PAF style. I’m not sure I could use any of your packs as it seems you set your amps for metal style guitars and pick ups. I would highly recommend that for the future, or updating existing packs for that variety in customers. Otherwise, we can only buy from creators who are just like we are. Who use gear that’s only close to what we have.
Thanks for commenting and sharing your perspective. In order for me to dial in amps for those types of guitars, pickups and genres of playing, I would have to own guitars with those pickups and play in that genre. Unfortunately, I do not own any guitars with those type of pickups, I don't own any Strat guitars and I definitely don't play those types of genres of music. So even if I did own those types of guitars and pickups, I still don't play that genre and don't have any understanding of what you guys would prefer for what you do. I just stay in my lane and stick to what I know. I definitely don't want to pretend to know what you guys want. Again, thanks for sharing your perspective. I hope you understand where I'm coming from
These sound anazing, Jarrod. Looking forward to the ToneX pack.
Thank you very much. I'll be working on the tonex ones tomorrow
@@TONEWARSgearshow Fantastic!