Truly amazing tremolo, great amp and great playing
@peterglavanovКүн бұрын
@@sergeytodorov2537 Thank you!
@rossenmladenov53663 күн бұрын
Great sounds, as usual. Did you use this tremolo on your single "When The Dolphins Cry"? Cheers!
@peterglavanov3 күн бұрын
In this song I used Fender Tremolux amp. It has great tube tremolo. Thanks for the question.
@tdw575 күн бұрын
what year is the Taylor?
@peterglavanov5 күн бұрын
@@tdw57 Early 2000s if I'm not mistaken.
@99mmpick6 күн бұрын
Brunetti Mercury or Lebago for liquid and natural solo tones ? I trust you
@peterglavanov6 күн бұрын
@@99mmpick both are good but if only one-I would keep the Brunetti
@peterglavanov8 күн бұрын
Freidman Twin Sister
@josephtudino59858 күн бұрын
What amp?
@coreyjohnston72669 күн бұрын
Thanks for showing closeups of your settings. I find that the same settings I use when running the IR-X direct (with IR) end up way too bright when running into the Power Station. Glad you see you found it ok to roll that IR-X treble all the way down, and the Power Station Pres an Depth as well. I immediately liked what I heard when I used your settings. Sounds great double tracked
@photoguy421211 күн бұрын
Which do you prefer
@peterglavanov10 күн бұрын
The Dirty Shirley.
@christiantaylor402712 күн бұрын
Wow! Really nice playing and sounds. Must be a great pairing of guitar and amp etc. And the player of course.Thanks for sharing. Rock on!
@peterglavanov11 күн бұрын
Thank you very much
@christiantaylor402711 күн бұрын
@@peterglavanov Rock on!
@jcwear8912 күн бұрын
Sounds great!
@peterglavanov12 күн бұрын
Cheers man!
@peterglavanov17 күн бұрын
Hi. As I’ve described, the recording was made with a Suhr Standard guitar (stock Suhr pickups) through a Brunetti amp head, with no additional pedals. The signal chain is as follows: Klotz cables, Radial J48 DI, RME FF800 soundcard and its internal preamps (the most neutral-sounding preamps I have). The EQ settings are based on the amp’s settings (mainly all knobs at noon except for the gain and volume). There is no post EQ and no compression on all reamped guitars. I didn’t even apply a low cut on the solo guitars in the mix. The delay was added in Cubase 12 using the stereo H delay. I used a Radial X-Amp studio reamper. The level is the same for all the reamped speakers, and I tried to set the MD441 at the same spacing and on the edge of the cone.
@martinaddison488018 күн бұрын
when you say: "recorded" what does this mean? Yes you re-amped it, but the manner in which you initially recorded it can affect the re-amping. Just saying DI is not enough info, please describe the entire signal chain, the pickup selected, the guitar cable, the DI, the mic-pre, the EQ, the compression, DAW, etc. for capturing the original performance.
@remrem300017 күн бұрын
Why should he care about describing which DAW, guitar cable or DI he used? It's plain and simply a guitar signal going through different speakers to show how these affect the sound. All the rest couldn't be of lesser importance in the context of that video haha.
@marinotomas18 күн бұрын
How would you describe the difference? Seems to me that the headphones out has a little bit more bright?
@peterglavanov17 күн бұрын
The difference you’re describing likely stems from the sound characteristics of the headphone output versus the monitor output. Headphone outputs can sometimes have a brighter sound due to their design, as they often boost certain frequencies to compensate for the smaller drivers in headphones. This brightness can be perceived as a slight increase in treble. On the other hand, monitor outputs are typically designed to be more neutral, providing a flat frequency response to accurately represent the audio signal. The perceived brightness from the headphone output can indeed be adjusted using the EQ settings on your mixer, allowing you to compensate for these differences and achieve a more balanced sound. In summary, the headphone output might sound brighter compared to the monitor output due to the inherent design differences, but this can be adjusted with the mixer’s EQ settings.
@marinotomas17 күн бұрын
@@peterglavanov Thank you very much for such a detailed answer!. My doubt was because I am thinking of buying the Friedman IR-X for home use since I am moving to a smaller apartment. I wanted something that I can connect to my Edifier powered speakers which are general purpose (for listening to music, not studio) and have an RCA input and miniplug input as well. I understand that I can use them with the Friedman's headphone output, and not with its balanced output.
@smokinvalves18 күн бұрын
That solo is absolutely perfect over that progression.
@maksi92920 күн бұрын
Hey... Can you describe settings for this sound? Please man... 🙏🏻
@peterglavanov19 күн бұрын
Hello. That was a long time ago, and I don’t remember the exact settings. I only recall using Multi Chorus and Double Delay.
@GuvnaOnSpotify22 күн бұрын
Great demo. Once that 200w was in the mix, it had just the right frequencies - perfect. Alone, the 300w sounded perhaps better, but in the mix I'd felt the 200w would require less work to get it to sit right. I see why people love it now.
@peterglavanov21 күн бұрын
Both speakers are good and serve different purposes. Together, they sound very nice, but if I had to choose just one, I would go with the 200-watt speaker as well. Thanks for the comment.
@leftygtrplr618422 күн бұрын
Wow, that was an enjoyable listening experience! Thank you for that. I have always wanted both amps and this makes me want them more. I'm afraid I would never touch may Marshalls if I got either one of these!!
@peterglavanov22 күн бұрын
Good Marshall amps are hard to find and their prices are comparable to the more expensive Friedman amps. Additionally, because they are about 50 years old, they require expensive maintenance and are not as versatile. Glad I could be of some help. Thanks for subscribing if you already did!
@smpzpirateАй бұрын
Hi, I wonder - can you share the settings and IR choice please and gain level of the fuzz also perhaps. I'm sure it'll be self explanatory but I bought one of these earlier today and I'm hoping my fuzz pedals will like it as I have to play direct mostly. I usually use an HK Tubeman which I can basically do everything on and love as it cuts through and cleans up great but it hates fuzz and they sound awful through it. It can work but it's never like it's set with an amp. I do tweak the EQ after the speaker sim output for best results but I will run these units alongside one another and the Tubeman into the return like I would run it into an amp. Best of both worlds IMO then with some switching options so I can run one or the other and use the IR-X digital IR. Then to rebuild my pedalboard into two tiers me thinks. Great playing :0)
@peterglavanov29 күн бұрын
Hello🎸 Since I don’t remember exactly the fuzz’s settings, what I can see from the video is the gain is about 1 o’clock and the volume is at noon. Keep in mind the IR-X’s plexi channel also adds a bit of gain. Most importantly, since the fuzzes add too much bass frequencies, I use the humbucker bridge split to single coil and roll off the guitar volume knob to about 50%. For the IRs, I use the Ownhammer EV12L 57 121, which is a combination of a Shure SM57 and a Royer R121 mic’d on an Electro-Voice 12L speaker. Thank you for subscribing if you have already done so.
@AchillesWrath1Ай бұрын
Are those clean sounds direct out of the amp? They sound great. Also maybe you know, how do you use reverb and delay with some of these amps that don't have an effects loop like the Friedman Vintage Plexi? I've got an amp now that has an effects loop but when i've tried to use reverb and delay in front of the amp they don't sound right. Was wondering because im interested in a Friedman Vintage Plex and it doesn't have an effects loop.
@peterglavanovАй бұрын
More volume and less gain, along with dynamics in your right hand, will create a clean tone. The reverb I use is added post-recording in the DAW. Another way to add amp reverb-delay without an effects loop is to use a Fryette Power Station, which is a great device for playing at home, in the studio, or on stage, but it is not cheap. Alternatively, you can have the sound engineer add reverb directly from the mixing console. Thanks for subscribing if you’ve already done so.
@alexnuzzi4780Ай бұрын
Are the old teslas before they were bought by jj?
@peterglavanovАй бұрын
Yep, they are from the late 80’s.
@franz82ableАй бұрын
Hi, do you prefer the Silver Jubilee with Marshall Vintage or V30 speakers?
@peterglavanovАй бұрын
Hello. The amp sounds best with the matching cab loaded with Marshall-Celestion G12 Vintage speakers. I’ve tried it through various cabinets and speakers I have, and while it doesn’t sound bad through them, its character is best retained through a matching cabinet, in my opinion.
@franz82ableАй бұрын
Thanks you’re helping me a lot. And by the way, you manage to achieve great tones from you amps. I’m definitely a follower of yours🤟🏻
@peterglavanovАй бұрын
@@franz82able Thank you very much. I’m glad I could help with something.
@kenthelpyouАй бұрын
Жестоко...
@peterglavanovАй бұрын
Благодаря!
@pythonflyingАй бұрын
Wow, sounds great.
@peterglavanovАй бұрын
Cheers!
@JanPanCyganАй бұрын
This Laboga sSounds ewaysome, and Telw too. Great playing
@peterglavanovАй бұрын
It is an early DS-50 amp with serial 004. Cheers!
@umlingАй бұрын
Great Sound Man. Which IR did you use?
@peterglavanovАй бұрын
Cheers. Left and right hard panned-Ownhammer EV12L IR and real Creamback M65 speaker in the centre.
@peterglavanovАй бұрын
Thank you. It is a Catalinbread echorec.
@rossenmladenov5366Ай бұрын
Maestro, what's the thing-y next to the Ventilator? Great tone and playing as always! Cheers
@RDembowskiАй бұрын
Thanks for the video! It helped me to choose the right one for me!
@peterglavanovАй бұрын
That’s great. Thanks for subscribing, if you already have.
@ernestoalvarez7267Ай бұрын
Es normal que enciendan mucho asi los tubos ?
@peterglavanovАй бұрын
Absolutely normal. The video is a few years old, and I still have the same tubes. It might look weird to you because there is extra lighting in the video.
@ernestoalvarez7267Ай бұрын
Muchas gracias es que tengo un marshall tsl 100 y encienden iguial y es el primer amp grande que recién agarre
@peterglavanovАй бұрын
@@ernestoalvarez7267 Don’t worry. Enjoy your new amp.
@andreasveith6681Ай бұрын
The RB 100 is surprisingly good, but as I understand it has at least a lower output than the R-121 that something like a CloudLifter might be appropriate or am I wrong?
@peterglavanovАй бұрын
Correct. Exactly 9 db volume difference in favor of the R121
@user-cj9mx1ve8bАй бұрын
Отлично звучи
@ventsislavdosevАй бұрын
Nice tone
@ventsislavdosevАй бұрын
Cool
@Tommy-ye1tbАй бұрын
Amazing video! Killer sounds!! I have a Brunetti mercury 100 since 15 years and he stay one of my favorite!! Great job because I recognize very well the sound of it!! Keep on rocking !!
@peterglavanovАй бұрын
Cheers man. Great amp indeed!
@adamswanson8216Ай бұрын
Have any of you tried the IRX I or IRD preamps with the Friedman reference ASC 10 or 12 inch reference cab thanks G power section in this reference/FRFR cab Friedman does not call it an FRFR but I can’t tell the difference when I look at the specs except for it looks very real thanks 0:48
@adamswanson8216Ай бұрын
Hi, I’ve been using the IRX and the IRD pedals. Both are both preamps. I should say most recently but with a combo and extension cab sort of adding them into my pedal board however I have come to enjoy both of them a great deal and wondered I am visually impaired, so there are a lot of things that I may not be able to do but I’ve been teaching guitar for 40 years and I can definitely play and I have been a vamp guy my whole life so I’m sure I sound stupid and asking this I know that Friedman refers to the ASC 10 as a reference cabinet as well as the ASMRASC 12 as a reference cabinet and not a FR speaker as I think the Fryatt power station is a good solution I also wonder why would this direct solution not also work as it appears at 59 pounds the speaker looks more like a traditional one by 10 or One by 12 depending on which one you choose obviously and they have a power section. I’m just wondering what is it that would stop you from plugging directly into that high end Friedman or even another FRFR type speaker instead of using the fry at power station as I also have synergy send to preamp myself and would like to use both with just a speaker and was curious as to why you chose the power station instead thanks this is a dumb question. I apologize but I do appreciate your help. Just remember being visually impaired. I can’t see your set up either and certainly can’t touch it through the screen lol so I am just trying to get an understanding and make the best choice. It just seemed like going from preamp directly into the Friedman, ASC 10 you can operate those at bedroom all the way to stage volume with no troubles. I’m just wondering why people Don’t choose that option why I don’t see it on KZread anywhere as an example and why Friedman themselves don’t push it that way either. Just curious I know they’re not suggesting it’s a total solution, but with a Reverb delay and a little fuzz, I can surely make it a total solution. I have it right here in my house and have done so thank you. Just not with the Friedman, powered speaker or reference cabinet as they call it again thanks 1:45 1:45
@peterglavanovАй бұрын
Hello and thank you for the question. I generally use the Fryette PS2 primarily as a power attenuator, which works for all my amps through a cabinet amp switcher. This way, I can adjust the volume as I want without disturbing the neighbors (I live in an apartment). In this video, I decided to try how they sound together with the IR-X, but generally, I use the IR-X directly to FOH. The idea is not to carry heavy cabinets and amps when I play live, which has been my livelihood for over 30 years. I haven't tried the Friedman ASC10, but it will probably sound good. I have tried another FRFR from Laney, through which the IR-X sounds great. Here is a link to listen if you're interested: kzread.info/dash/bejne/o3x2lcGmn73al6g.htmlsi=ke45Uo3g4HIUCH0T
@adamswanson8216Ай бұрын
@@peterglavanov I actually saw the video of you using the Laney. I believe it was a 2 x 12 FRF our speaker I just thought because of the way that Friedman described the speaker they sort of walk away from the FRFR term and also they focus in on the fact that it is a Celestion speaker and since Friedman is the merchandise I’m using I kind of thought that would be the case too I just felt like using the ASC 10 would be a great option at least for the rehearsal warehouse anyway Man truly it can’t sound that bad lol because the video you did sounds great so if anything positive I just wanted to know how much I enjoyed the demo have always used a rock crusher when I needed an attenuator. I’ve had one for years, but maybe it is worth trying this. Thank you very much and I will certainly keep it under consideration, but I think you gave me my answer.
@peterglavanovАй бұрын
@@adamswanson8216Yes, it’s Laney 212 FRF
@ventsislavdosevАй бұрын
Nice Man :)
@youkissedmymom2 ай бұрын
Sweet
@stanmuso12 ай бұрын
The G12-80 sounds so good. Similar to my old G12H-100. The MC90 lacks body
@peterglavanov2 ай бұрын
Although the C90 is based on the G12-80, it is quite different from the original. Thanks for the comment.
@TheAxe4Ever2 ай бұрын
DAAANG!! That pedal sounds incredible. Ceriatone are the best kept secret in guitar tone. Nik makes great stuff! I love my Chupacabra 100. Best amp I’ve personally ever played. But man! That Brunetti sounds awesome. I have GOT to get one of those Centura pedals now.
@peterglavanov2 ай бұрын
Ceriatone definitely make quality stuff. I've played their version of the 50 watt Marshall and really liked it.
@rossenmladenov53662 ай бұрын
It's the perfect argument why do you need more than one EL34 head - will share it with the missus... 😁
@peterglavanov2 ай бұрын
Hell yeah 😜
@gustavocuneo23932 ай бұрын
excellent work! What do you attribute the differences to, since the speakers are the same
@peterglavanov2 ай бұрын
Different cabinet constructions are significant. Even the density of various grill cloths can affect the sound..Thanks for subscribing if you are now!
@terezaduchlevova95912 ай бұрын
You are the best! 🎸🙏🏻❤️
@peterglavanov2 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for your support ❤️
@terezaduchlevova95912 ай бұрын
Thanks
@nandoholgado30502 ай бұрын
I own the JJ Jr. for a year now and it's such a headache. I'm trying my best to get sounds put of it that doesn't belong to it and it's getting harder and harder. That clean channel sounds so thin and mid focused, the best i can do is to use my strymon deco to get some harmonics out of it at usable volume (thats another thing, the low headroom), but then i can't really make a clean stright funky guitar rythm... I would be extremely happy with a mix of the twin sister + the od channel of this amp.
@peterglavanov2 ай бұрын
Thanks for the comment. I used my Friedman JJ Jr. amplifier with an always-on compressor pedal in front (Origin Effects Cali76 Stacked Edition) set as a booster compressor to add more grit and fatness to my tone. Both when playing with my band and alone, the result was very satisfying for me and my friends.
@bcm16212 ай бұрын
Sonds great!
@peterglavanov2 ай бұрын
Thank you man!
@robdavis93492 ай бұрын
I purchased irx but can’t figure out best way to sequence cords connecting to my standard amp . Any help would be appreciated. I’m OG - guitar plugs to pedal, pedal plugs to amp front input. I know that is wrong. HELP !!! Thank you
@peterglavanov2 ай бұрын
Hi! If you’re looking to connect IRX to your amp, the best approach is to use a standard TS (instrument cable). Connect IRX SEND to your amp’s RETURN. Place all your pedals, except delay and reverb, before IRX. Delay and reverb should be positioned between IRX SEND and your amp’s RETURN. Then, use a normal TS cable to connect your AMP SEND to IRX RETURN, completing the circuit. With this setup, you’ll utilize only the power amp of your amp, while IRX replaces your amp’s preamp. One more thing-you can simultaneously with the way I explained above run to the mixing console or your DAW, a balanced TRS to XLR cable from the balanced output of the IRX as this will give you an additional sound where you will use the IRX's impulse responses FOH
@Biggerbyte2 ай бұрын
Foxrox all the way.
@peterglavanov2 ай бұрын
Foxrox is a keeper. Thanks for the input.
@jafethuerta2 ай бұрын
I hope all that clipping in the beginning was because of the video and not the unit.
@peterglavanov2 ай бұрын
It’s all my fault, yep!
@carlfuhs1942 ай бұрын
Thank you for this video. Been looking for live performances with the IRX. Sounds great, can’t wait to get mine. Is the Canvas necessary to go to FOH?
@peterglavanov2 ай бұрын
Thank you for tuning in and for your question. Generally, it’s not necessary, but it depends on the quality of the PA system you’re using. Previously, I played live by connecting IR-X’s balanced out directly through a DI box. However, if the mixer lacks good preamps to amplify the sound properly, you might experience unwanted noise when the sound engineer tries to increase your volume, compromising your sound quality. With the Walrus Canvas, I use it as a line isolator to maintain consistent sound levels. Additionally, I utilize it in stereo mode.
@carlfuhs1942 ай бұрын
Great info, thanks Peter! I normally use amps but we have an upcoming gig and the back line has only one guitar amp. Ordered the IR-X last minute for a DI solution. Your video gives me hope! Thanks again!
@peterglavanov2 ай бұрын
@@carlfuhs194 You’re welcome! If you have good stage monitors, you’ll enjoy IR-X’s sound. In front, no one can tell the difference from a real amp.
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Truly amazing tremolo, great amp and great playing
@@sergeytodorov2537 Thank you!
Great sounds, as usual. Did you use this tremolo on your single "When The Dolphins Cry"? Cheers!
In this song I used Fender Tremolux amp. It has great tube tremolo. Thanks for the question.
what year is the Taylor?
@@tdw57 Early 2000s if I'm not mistaken.
Brunetti Mercury or Lebago for liquid and natural solo tones ? I trust you
@@99mmpick both are good but if only one-I would keep the Brunetti
Freidman Twin Sister
What amp?
Thanks for showing closeups of your settings. I find that the same settings I use when running the IR-X direct (with IR) end up way too bright when running into the Power Station. Glad you see you found it ok to roll that IR-X treble all the way down, and the Power Station Pres an Depth as well. I immediately liked what I heard when I used your settings. Sounds great double tracked
Which do you prefer
The Dirty Shirley.
Wow! Really nice playing and sounds. Must be a great pairing of guitar and amp etc. And the player of course.Thanks for sharing. Rock on!
Thank you very much
@@peterglavanov Rock on!
Sounds great!
Cheers man!
Hi. As I’ve described, the recording was made with a Suhr Standard guitar (stock Suhr pickups) through a Brunetti amp head, with no additional pedals. The signal chain is as follows: Klotz cables, Radial J48 DI, RME FF800 soundcard and its internal preamps (the most neutral-sounding preamps I have). The EQ settings are based on the amp’s settings (mainly all knobs at noon except for the gain and volume). There is no post EQ and no compression on all reamped guitars. I didn’t even apply a low cut on the solo guitars in the mix. The delay was added in Cubase 12 using the stereo H delay. I used a Radial X-Amp studio reamper. The level is the same for all the reamped speakers, and I tried to set the MD441 at the same spacing and on the edge of the cone.
when you say: "recorded" what does this mean? Yes you re-amped it, but the manner in which you initially recorded it can affect the re-amping. Just saying DI is not enough info, please describe the entire signal chain, the pickup selected, the guitar cable, the DI, the mic-pre, the EQ, the compression, DAW, etc. for capturing the original performance.
Why should he care about describing which DAW, guitar cable or DI he used? It's plain and simply a guitar signal going through different speakers to show how these affect the sound. All the rest couldn't be of lesser importance in the context of that video haha.
How would you describe the difference? Seems to me that the headphones out has a little bit more bright?
The difference you’re describing likely stems from the sound characteristics of the headphone output versus the monitor output. Headphone outputs can sometimes have a brighter sound due to their design, as they often boost certain frequencies to compensate for the smaller drivers in headphones. This brightness can be perceived as a slight increase in treble. On the other hand, monitor outputs are typically designed to be more neutral, providing a flat frequency response to accurately represent the audio signal. The perceived brightness from the headphone output can indeed be adjusted using the EQ settings on your mixer, allowing you to compensate for these differences and achieve a more balanced sound. In summary, the headphone output might sound brighter compared to the monitor output due to the inherent design differences, but this can be adjusted with the mixer’s EQ settings.
@@peterglavanov Thank you very much for such a detailed answer!. My doubt was because I am thinking of buying the Friedman IR-X for home use since I am moving to a smaller apartment. I wanted something that I can connect to my Edifier powered speakers which are general purpose (for listening to music, not studio) and have an RCA input and miniplug input as well. I understand that I can use them with the Friedman's headphone output, and not with its balanced output.
That solo is absolutely perfect over that progression.
Hey... Can you describe settings for this sound? Please man... 🙏🏻
Hello. That was a long time ago, and I don’t remember the exact settings. I only recall using Multi Chorus and Double Delay.
Great demo. Once that 200w was in the mix, it had just the right frequencies - perfect. Alone, the 300w sounded perhaps better, but in the mix I'd felt the 200w would require less work to get it to sit right. I see why people love it now.
Both speakers are good and serve different purposes. Together, they sound very nice, but if I had to choose just one, I would go with the 200-watt speaker as well. Thanks for the comment.
Wow, that was an enjoyable listening experience! Thank you for that. I have always wanted both amps and this makes me want them more. I'm afraid I would never touch may Marshalls if I got either one of these!!
Good Marshall amps are hard to find and their prices are comparable to the more expensive Friedman amps. Additionally, because they are about 50 years old, they require expensive maintenance and are not as versatile. Glad I could be of some help. Thanks for subscribing if you already did!
Hi, I wonder - can you share the settings and IR choice please and gain level of the fuzz also perhaps. I'm sure it'll be self explanatory but I bought one of these earlier today and I'm hoping my fuzz pedals will like it as I have to play direct mostly. I usually use an HK Tubeman which I can basically do everything on and love as it cuts through and cleans up great but it hates fuzz and they sound awful through it. It can work but it's never like it's set with an amp. I do tweak the EQ after the speaker sim output for best results but I will run these units alongside one another and the Tubeman into the return like I would run it into an amp. Best of both worlds IMO then with some switching options so I can run one or the other and use the IR-X digital IR. Then to rebuild my pedalboard into two tiers me thinks. Great playing :0)
Hello🎸 Since I don’t remember exactly the fuzz’s settings, what I can see from the video is the gain is about 1 o’clock and the volume is at noon. Keep in mind the IR-X’s plexi channel also adds a bit of gain. Most importantly, since the fuzzes add too much bass frequencies, I use the humbucker bridge split to single coil and roll off the guitar volume knob to about 50%. For the IRs, I use the Ownhammer EV12L 57 121, which is a combination of a Shure SM57 and a Royer R121 mic’d on an Electro-Voice 12L speaker. Thank you for subscribing if you have already done so.
Are those clean sounds direct out of the amp? They sound great. Also maybe you know, how do you use reverb and delay with some of these amps that don't have an effects loop like the Friedman Vintage Plexi? I've got an amp now that has an effects loop but when i've tried to use reverb and delay in front of the amp they don't sound right. Was wondering because im interested in a Friedman Vintage Plex and it doesn't have an effects loop.
More volume and less gain, along with dynamics in your right hand, will create a clean tone. The reverb I use is added post-recording in the DAW. Another way to add amp reverb-delay without an effects loop is to use a Fryette Power Station, which is a great device for playing at home, in the studio, or on stage, but it is not cheap. Alternatively, you can have the sound engineer add reverb directly from the mixing console. Thanks for subscribing if you’ve already done so.
Are the old teslas before they were bought by jj?
Yep, they are from the late 80’s.
Hi, do you prefer the Silver Jubilee with Marshall Vintage or V30 speakers?
Hello. The amp sounds best with the matching cab loaded with Marshall-Celestion G12 Vintage speakers. I’ve tried it through various cabinets and speakers I have, and while it doesn’t sound bad through them, its character is best retained through a matching cabinet, in my opinion.
Thanks you’re helping me a lot. And by the way, you manage to achieve great tones from you amps. I’m definitely a follower of yours🤟🏻
@@franz82able Thank you very much. I’m glad I could help with something.
Жестоко...
Благодаря!
Wow, sounds great.
Cheers!
This Laboga sSounds ewaysome, and Telw too. Great playing
It is an early DS-50 amp with serial 004. Cheers!
Great Sound Man. Which IR did you use?
Cheers. Left and right hard panned-Ownhammer EV12L IR and real Creamback M65 speaker in the centre.
Thank you. It is a Catalinbread echorec.
Maestro, what's the thing-y next to the Ventilator? Great tone and playing as always! Cheers
Thanks for the video! It helped me to choose the right one for me!
That’s great. Thanks for subscribing, if you already have.
Es normal que enciendan mucho asi los tubos ?
Absolutely normal. The video is a few years old, and I still have the same tubes. It might look weird to you because there is extra lighting in the video.
Muchas gracias es que tengo un marshall tsl 100 y encienden iguial y es el primer amp grande que recién agarre
@@ernestoalvarez7267 Don’t worry. Enjoy your new amp.
The RB 100 is surprisingly good, but as I understand it has at least a lower output than the R-121 that something like a CloudLifter might be appropriate or am I wrong?
Correct. Exactly 9 db volume difference in favor of the R121
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Nice tone
Cool
Amazing video! Killer sounds!! I have a Brunetti mercury 100 since 15 years and he stay one of my favorite!! Great job because I recognize very well the sound of it!! Keep on rocking !!
Cheers man. Great amp indeed!
Have any of you tried the IRX I or IRD preamps with the Friedman reference ASC 10 or 12 inch reference cab thanks G power section in this reference/FRFR cab Friedman does not call it an FRFR but I can’t tell the difference when I look at the specs except for it looks very real thanks 0:48
Hi, I’ve been using the IRX and the IRD pedals. Both are both preamps. I should say most recently but with a combo and extension cab sort of adding them into my pedal board however I have come to enjoy both of them a great deal and wondered I am visually impaired, so there are a lot of things that I may not be able to do but I’ve been teaching guitar for 40 years and I can definitely play and I have been a vamp guy my whole life so I’m sure I sound stupid and asking this I know that Friedman refers to the ASC 10 as a reference cabinet as well as the ASMRASC 12 as a reference cabinet and not a FR speaker as I think the Fryatt power station is a good solution I also wonder why would this direct solution not also work as it appears at 59 pounds the speaker looks more like a traditional one by 10 or One by 12 depending on which one you choose obviously and they have a power section. I’m just wondering what is it that would stop you from plugging directly into that high end Friedman or even another FRFR type speaker instead of using the fry at power station as I also have synergy send to preamp myself and would like to use both with just a speaker and was curious as to why you chose the power station instead thanks this is a dumb question. I apologize but I do appreciate your help. Just remember being visually impaired. I can’t see your set up either and certainly can’t touch it through the screen lol so I am just trying to get an understanding and make the best choice. It just seemed like going from preamp directly into the Friedman, ASC 10 you can operate those at bedroom all the way to stage volume with no troubles. I’m just wondering why people Don’t choose that option why I don’t see it on KZread anywhere as an example and why Friedman themselves don’t push it that way either. Just curious I know they’re not suggesting it’s a total solution, but with a Reverb delay and a little fuzz, I can surely make it a total solution. I have it right here in my house and have done so thank you. Just not with the Friedman, powered speaker or reference cabinet as they call it again thanks 1:45 1:45
Hello and thank you for the question. I generally use the Fryette PS2 primarily as a power attenuator, which works for all my amps through a cabinet amp switcher. This way, I can adjust the volume as I want without disturbing the neighbors (I live in an apartment). In this video, I decided to try how they sound together with the IR-X, but generally, I use the IR-X directly to FOH. The idea is not to carry heavy cabinets and amps when I play live, which has been my livelihood for over 30 years. I haven't tried the Friedman ASC10, but it will probably sound good. I have tried another FRFR from Laney, through which the IR-X sounds great. Here is a link to listen if you're interested: kzread.info/dash/bejne/o3x2lcGmn73al6g.htmlsi=ke45Uo3g4HIUCH0T
@@peterglavanov I actually saw the video of you using the Laney. I believe it was a 2 x 12 FRF our speaker I just thought because of the way that Friedman described the speaker they sort of walk away from the FRFR term and also they focus in on the fact that it is a Celestion speaker and since Friedman is the merchandise I’m using I kind of thought that would be the case too I just felt like using the ASC 10 would be a great option at least for the rehearsal warehouse anyway Man truly it can’t sound that bad lol because the video you did sounds great so if anything positive I just wanted to know how much I enjoyed the demo have always used a rock crusher when I needed an attenuator. I’ve had one for years, but maybe it is worth trying this. Thank you very much and I will certainly keep it under consideration, but I think you gave me my answer.
@@adamswanson8216Yes, it’s Laney 212 FRF
Nice Man :)
Sweet
The G12-80 sounds so good. Similar to my old G12H-100. The MC90 lacks body
Although the C90 is based on the G12-80, it is quite different from the original. Thanks for the comment.
DAAANG!! That pedal sounds incredible. Ceriatone are the best kept secret in guitar tone. Nik makes great stuff! I love my Chupacabra 100. Best amp I’ve personally ever played. But man! That Brunetti sounds awesome. I have GOT to get one of those Centura pedals now.
Ceriatone definitely make quality stuff. I've played their version of the 50 watt Marshall and really liked it.
It's the perfect argument why do you need more than one EL34 head - will share it with the missus... 😁
Hell yeah 😜
excellent work! What do you attribute the differences to, since the speakers are the same
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Thanks
I own the JJ Jr. for a year now and it's such a headache. I'm trying my best to get sounds put of it that doesn't belong to it and it's getting harder and harder. That clean channel sounds so thin and mid focused, the best i can do is to use my strymon deco to get some harmonics out of it at usable volume (thats another thing, the low headroom), but then i can't really make a clean stright funky guitar rythm... I would be extremely happy with a mix of the twin sister + the od channel of this amp.
Thanks for the comment. I used my Friedman JJ Jr. amplifier with an always-on compressor pedal in front (Origin Effects Cali76 Stacked Edition) set as a booster compressor to add more grit and fatness to my tone. Both when playing with my band and alone, the result was very satisfying for me and my friends.
Sonds great!
Thank you man!
I purchased irx but can’t figure out best way to sequence cords connecting to my standard amp . Any help would be appreciated. I’m OG - guitar plugs to pedal, pedal plugs to amp front input. I know that is wrong. HELP !!! Thank you
Hi! If you’re looking to connect IRX to your amp, the best approach is to use a standard TS (instrument cable). Connect IRX SEND to your amp’s RETURN. Place all your pedals, except delay and reverb, before IRX. Delay and reverb should be positioned between IRX SEND and your amp’s RETURN. Then, use a normal TS cable to connect your AMP SEND to IRX RETURN, completing the circuit. With this setup, you’ll utilize only the power amp of your amp, while IRX replaces your amp’s preamp. One more thing-you can simultaneously with the way I explained above run to the mixing console or your DAW, a balanced TRS to XLR cable from the balanced output of the IRX as this will give you an additional sound where you will use the IRX's impulse responses FOH
Foxrox all the way.
Foxrox is a keeper. Thanks for the input.
I hope all that clipping in the beginning was because of the video and not the unit.
It’s all my fault, yep!
Thank you for this video. Been looking for live performances with the IRX. Sounds great, can’t wait to get mine. Is the Canvas necessary to go to FOH?
Thank you for tuning in and for your question. Generally, it’s not necessary, but it depends on the quality of the PA system you’re using. Previously, I played live by connecting IR-X’s balanced out directly through a DI box. However, if the mixer lacks good preamps to amplify the sound properly, you might experience unwanted noise when the sound engineer tries to increase your volume, compromising your sound quality. With the Walrus Canvas, I use it as a line isolator to maintain consistent sound levels. Additionally, I utilize it in stereo mode.
Great info, thanks Peter! I normally use amps but we have an upcoming gig and the back line has only one guitar amp. Ordered the IR-X last minute for a DI solution. Your video gives me hope! Thanks again!
@@carlfuhs194 You’re welcome! If you have good stage monitors, you’ll enjoy IR-X’s sound. In front, no one can tell the difference from a real amp.