thats why i start right now 🤭

No shit. I would have killed to only spend $200 bucks on a decent amp head in the 90s as a fast food working teenager.

Great video

Me too. This little amp and a cheap guitar with decent pickups. This thing gets loud. IMO it sounds better than anything I had in the 90s.

It actually sounds magical. Don't ask how I know....

beautiful comment

what even is that metaphor

@@kjl3080 no metaphor...scat porn sounds awesome thru a cab you should try it

@@kjl3080 what is grammar your even

Who doesn't 😁

@@Lampovique Ik I can't get enough of At The Gates

@@ethandonston517 can you please tell me the band of the song ?

@@prepereuranus9184 Bro, At the Gates IS a band. Ola played the songs "Blinded by Fear" and "Cold." Hurry up and listen to these guys you're missing out. :)

@@prepereuranus9184 Btw, At The Gates is famous for using an Boss HM2. That's how I found out about them.

Yes, but it is always "for that price" and won't satisfy in the end.

@@iloveitall Its perfect for people wanting to dabble in different sounds. I dont play much metal, but when I want to this amp scratches that itch pretty well.

@@iloveitall As a practice or rehearsal amp it's perfect, even gig if you're very poor and/or a beginner. think that this compete with line 6 spyder and marshall code type of amp for the price. I wish I had this type of amp in my teens.

@@User-c6n7p i think people underestimate what you need to gig. And this is not a beginner amp, by any means. Most venues just mic up the amp and send it through the PA anyways so you could realistically get away with a combo. These are Joyos equivalent to an Orange Micro Dark, Micro Terror, etc. They are certainly loud enough to play in a decent sized venue, because any decent sized venue will probably have a PA. I’d say with a good EQ peda and OD to clean it up a little bit, maybe a compressor if that’s your thing, you’d have a super solid sounding budget live rig, as long as you have a good cab to accompany it. (also, i see live bands all the time that have the shittiest live tones, their guitars are so buried you cant even hear what they’re playing. They’re running 6505’s, btw. Sometimes it’s about the engineer, not the gear. One of the best tones i’ve heard live was a local metal band running through an orange micro dark -> harley benton cab. Sounded fucking great in the room, just like every other band that night. Needless to say the engineer kicks ass)

@@iloveitall Regardless of the price, it does sound really good. I don't have this particular amp, but I do own and use the Joyo Preamp House pedal, which also simulates 2 M.B. amps - and it does so admirably...

Keep the V1 unless you need to switch channels

What do you use now?

@@pablobonifacio8755 EVH 50w stealth, but I keep the zombie around cause it sounds good, and I can use it as a backup

@@ja765mes how does it compare?

Ive used the zombie to re-amp guitar tracks at home. Incredibly handy little box!

Since you don't have much money, do you connect it to a small Bluetooth speaker or something like that? I would like to have a good tube sound but without having to buy one of those huge amps you usually see

@@alexdenton6586bold of you to presume I don't have much money. I'm just smart enough not to dump £1000+ into an amp that's never going to be on a stage, because I have a job that demands my attention. Its connected to a Hesu cab, with a Dunn Effects Death Knob and a Airis Savage drive, and it rips. 👍

Is his volume enough to rehearse with a very strong drummer in a heavy style?

Definitely, sometimes I want a more mesa boogie sounding tone with my marshall but I don't really like amp sims, definitely want to buy one of these for that sake

where'd you get it for so cheap?

I am also curious, thats a steal

@@arbyscurlyfries9490 maybe the seller was was in need of cash thats why he sold me cheap, he was asking $150 to which i bargained at $125.

There 189 new

Are these quiet enough for apartment use?

Mjolnir is the real thing, those bantamps are getting most of their magic from op-amps.

This little amp head is awesome, I put a Joyo Vintage overdrive pedal in front of it for a boost. The tones im getting are disgustingly good for the amount of money spent.

C’mon,they ain’t all that and does not stand up next to a dual rectifier unless you’re tone deaf

​@@tommilitello198 well obviously not. You'd be comparing 100 watt all tube amp to a mostly solid state 20 watt amp that has a single 12ax7 which let's be honest definitely isn't what's giving it all this gain. just coloring it. not even a fair comparison lol

@@tommilitello198 mans is getting offended about his precious rectifier

@@harls7317 lmao I don’t have one

Need to put it in the loop of a Meteor. And yes, theres a couple videos on how to bypass the power amp and use it as a preamp.

its a great wee amp quite Dark so expect to push that tone knob a bit more than normal the clean channel is surprisingly good takes pedals beautifully. Best buy I have made in years

I got a Peavey Vypyr 30 I got to get a Boss GE7 or a Master Effects parametric eq to get the And Justice For All tone.

How would you rank those options because I am interested in all of them

Glad to know I’m not the only one who has used the Laney Cub Cab. Absolutely slaps for a budget cab.

@@ryanmaggard6548 such an underrated cab. I love the sound of it. Got it barely used for $100 on a whim, was an absolute steal.

Same here, I’m still using the original version. The only thing that would make this thing perfect is if it has a proper eq.

@@ahmadfarisrosli7597 honestly, between the tone knob on the amp and the tone knob on my Plumes, it gets me right where I want to be, but that probably comes down to my guitars, picking style and tunings. Buying an eq pedal might be a great investment for this amp as well. Try to slam it into the front or put it in the fx loop.

Just when I’d thought I’ve heard of them all. Thanks for sharing this this Buffalo I’m in the market for a cheap 2x12 def will check this out. Oh and I’ve got the original zombie as well killer amp love it.

Handle is extremely easy to take off, Just take out the top half which comes off with a few screws and BAM handle off, Not hard at all.