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No problem!!

I know that feeling!

Your wife or mommy? Step up and roar

Ask your wife why she hates you being happy.....preferably after you are lit with a few beers. *Get ready to rumble!....argument time!* Lol....or actually not really funny but more sad.....

I have it. Put a 808 in front and it melts your face.

Very well. I put a joyo vintage drive (which is a Tube Screamer clone) in front and it does exactly what you think it would do - cuts the bass, adds that mid-hump, and lets the Preamp House do the "chugs" for palm-muted metal riffs. Tried the Rectifier setting, LoneStar setting, 5150, any of them sound great.

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😂 maybe, not sure yet... I have a lot on my calendar I want to get to first!

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LOL!! Sounds NOTHING like ANYTHING by Van Halen, EVER! =)) Some pedal brand could put the label 'Mesa Rectifier' & if it sounded like crow calls or cow farts U wold pretend it sounds like a Mesa = a $ucker born every second! =))

@@Deathrape2001 there's always one.

​@@xxSPiKeZxx326 The fact it sounds nothing like EVH tone has nothing 2 do with me, U troll.

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But it's not a Behringer?! Granted you seem to a Joyo fan... maybe this is in Barry's future? :)

@@KPGuitarStudios Dude... WHAT? :) I actually am not a big Behringer fan. I do really enjoy joyo.

@@barryprosser1370 Joyo seems to have some sweet gear. I've got a few reviews to do of pedals of theirs as well. Barry as a Joyo artist? 😉

@@KPGuitarStudios nice ill have to check them out. No... no I'm just a crazy bedroom guitarist haha :)

Thanks for the comment! Yeah, I was thinking about the cab box and this... seems like a good pairing!

Yeah, interesting! I wonder if this would get along well when paired with the cab box. I mean both have their own amp modeling and cab sims.

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If U have something that actually sounds good U don't need 2 'boost' it or whateverthefuk = jeez. Just slap a tube screamer on a pile of steamy dog poo & MAGIK! =))

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It's because his guitar sounds like he's playing bass. Lol

Noted!

Yeah, possibly!

Just use the XLR output. You can use it with the built-in cab sim for the full amp sound or use it without the cab sim for the preamp tone. That's what the toggle switch is for.

Lol, it's like a 2 dollar cell phone stand I bought on Ebay. Glad you enjoyed the video!

Wow what a big mystery! Considering that pretty much all the tones in this video R muddy as $hit =)) Can't possibly B the pedal, or krapy pickups! =))

@@Deathrape2001 I think my unit was definitely defective. Returning to China didn't worth it.

​@@SwingEzzZZ Nah, it's just another of the bazillion $cam 'guitar' products = just name the same sound with different EQ or something as if it sounds like a bunch of different famous expensive amps but of course it doesn't sound like any of them at all =)) The idea is to keep you fiddling with it until the return period expires or find someething else to do with it that didn't sound anything like you were promised =P It's criminal fraud but never prosecuted. Guitarists should do a class action on brands that say 'Marshall blabla' but doesn't sound like it.

@@Deathrape2001 LOL.

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I use the Preamp House + Flamma CAB 😅

​@@ivanlydian6698 newbie question. with same gear , if i play to Amp. i need to turn off the flamma Cab? or just turn off cabsim feature. because i love the diezel on flamma Cab.

@@rezaanarda6823 If you go to an Amp Input/PowerAmp/FXReturn you have to turn off anything related to CAB Simulation. Flamma CAB or Joyo R-15 Cab Sim. If you like a profile in the Flamma CAB, try a FRFR Speaker

This is built better, and a little bit easier to use. But I think the flamma models sound more similar to what they are emulating

It`s like straight preamp sound, very mid heavy. Coupled with tube poweramp or PA that emulates PA-cab coupling it, maybe, sound better. Or if IR contains PA-cab interaction (i.e. impedance curve). Actual EVH 5153 straight from line out also sounds very mid-range. So it`s like tube preamp into "Hi-Fi" power amplifier (like PA from Randall transistor amps).

I wouldn't say that, but the way I had it hooked up when I was monitoring myself for the live playing segments, I did need some extra volume.

Doesn’t it have a 3rd party IR?

They're completely different things, that compliment each other nicely. This is meant to recreate the preamp sound of an amp and the cab box is recreating the speaker sound.

No, it won't power a cab. If you plug it into a head, plug it into the fx return to bypass your preamp.

In on the FX loop is the intended use, but try both. Nothing is wrong tonally if you like it.

How would it sound straight into a clean power amp

Something like a black heart clean tube amp.

It definitely would! I think the built in cab IR is pretty usable... Just have to remember to be conservative with the bass and middle frequencies.

You need a power amp

Yeah, but the headphone out sounds horrible. I run mine through the fx return of an amp and use the amp's headphone out. Much better.

Bluejay?

@@mattgilbert7347 atomic. 😉

A Sansamp sounds WAAAAY better =D In fact, that's basically what Rammstein does LOL The other is a 'Me$a Triaxis' (so I've read), which is just a tranny pedal in an overpriced box with a bunch of tubes AFTER the distortion 2 warm things up a bit, but they sound kind of hollow & not really better than a Sansamp. They use the PSA-1 but the pedals sound about the same. The Behringer TM300 is very similar for high gain but the low gain sounds R more harsh.

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That might be what they're going for but, they're just different things. You cant power anything with the preamp house, it's really meant to be used in conjunction with another piece of gear, where as the bantamps will power a cab and give you great tone. It could just be me as well, but ai feel like there is more variation in the sound between the bantamps, even though they only have a tone knob vs the preamp house having a fully adjustable eq... but I could be wrong in that.

@@TaylorDanley thanks man!!! Thanks for replying and replying with actual advice 😁 I think I'm go with the Zombie and run my MXR 10band eq thru the effects loop and go from there. Maybe throw a tubescreamer or ds1 in between guitar and amp. Thanks again!!!!

@@TaylorDanley p.s. . . have you checked out the Joyo Extreme Metal Distortion pedal yet? I saw your video on the BOOGIE pedal but honestly wasn't impressed . . . I saw Lee Armitage video on the Extreme Metal Pedal and it sounds rather impressive (with a straight up clean amp obviously)

yep, The powerball amp kicks A##. but their all good, metal,rock,blues ,etc....

That's a sick rig man.

I put a Joyo Zip Amp in the send-return loop and it was muddy. I thought the Zip Amp might have messed up with the Preamp House and causing muddy sound so I changed from the Joyo Zip Amp to the Joyo Tauren which I think is a drive pedal but the sound was still muddy. It looked like something was wrong with the loop circuit. I tried again and this time I put the Tauren drive in front of the Preamp House but the sound was still muddy! Does anyone experience the same issue? Thanks.

no my tones are clean and clear. I have my drives in front of the preamp housein an isolated loop off the noise gate, all effects in the loop. but no drives or boost. coming out of the preamp house it hits an mxr 10 band eq,I use this one because it has stereo outs, but still not mudddy. I did have to experiment. But I have not had the muddy issue. keep workin on it you will get it.

@@ShadeHope1969 Thanks for the reply. I'll try again.

They aren't covers! Those are the gold color EMG 81/85 combo

@@TaylorDanley very nice! I haven't seen those yet!

Check them out! They are great. I have a couple of the brushed black also. Very nice!

@@TaylorDanley where did you put the battery? Was there enough room in one of the cavities? I am totally against routing my beautiful KEX man!

@@joeyvanostrand3655 I dont use a tone knob, so I put the battery where the pot would normally go. You might be able to cram it in there with a tone knob, but I never use one anyways so 🤷‍♂️

😂😂😂 everytime I grow my beard put, I get to a point where I cant stand it anymore. But yeah, that too

@@TaylorDanley I've been there with my beard and hair way too often... Too much work getting the goo out and keeping it tidy.

If the Iridium had Dual Rectifier model in it... I would have bought it.

Strymon knows their market. Tons of church guitarists love it.

I find it to be the other way around, very easy to mess up settings with plugins for me. Still havent been able to find the right settings with dsp neural, mercuriall etc.

@@fredriksvard2603 It depends on the plugin for me. There is crap out there for sure - even among the popular ones. I think real amps simply don‘t work for me that well, because the tone you dial in is not what you hear later with a mic. Additionally using a tube amp with impulses is inconvenient and makes not enough difference (DSL20CR vs Joyo British Sound).

@@ScienceofLogicTV Yeah thats true too. My (limited) experience is that amos usually sound at least decent even if the micd sound isnt the same as the sound you hear in the room, whereas with plugins you can easily make it unlistenable by just turning one knob a couple of notches. Just my 2c.

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but the the pronounciation of the E depends on one's regional accent though ;)

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@@apoplexiamusic Certainly, but not if the amp is a GERMAN amp (just joking)!!!

Learned something new, I pronounced it like Taylor does, as do most Americans

Andreas Nold 😂 indeed!

😂 I figured that was the case!

You international %&*$%! Hey wait.... tabernak! :) Indeed, mm is a good way to measure certain things :D

metric vs freedom units