@luisbravo8553 it's direct in the computer. You're hearing my computer monitors. No amp at all. The IR-D is amazing!!

@jamescassidy4045 unfortunately I don't have the JCA anymore

@tritontr21 guitar > tuner > BOSS SD1> Friedman IR-D. BOSS DD-3 in the IR-D loop. Pretty simple.

@mykneeshurt8393 No 😂 but I only had it loud for a minute to make the clip. I usually turn it down to a more reasonable volume with the Power Station.

DiMarzio PAF Pro and True Velvet

Thanks man!!! It's just a stock DSL100H and Boss pedals. Amazing how affordable, regular gear sounds so good these days :)

Nice! I'd love to have a 1974, that's my birth year, so that would be really cool!!

Yeah I'm seriously considering buying a PS2! Thanks man!!

The original guy sells them for $400? Or are you referring to the Electro Harmonix reissue?

@@mr.giggles4995 Reissue. Now it called SOVTEK MIG-50

Thanks man!! No, straight mono into the Marshall effects loop.

What would be your choice between the boss dd500 or the EVH sd3000

@erniebender7886 it depends. The DD-500 is a lot more versatile and sounds great so it' s probably a better choice for an all-around delay. The DD-500 is much easier to program too. But for the Van Halen tone, the EVH pedal nails it. The sound quality is also superior. And it does other things well too, but with less options than the 500. So.. Sound quality= EVH Versatility and ease of use= DD-500

Very cool thanks for the tip!! I'll look that pedal up!!

Hi!! Cab is a Seismic 2x12 with Vintage 30s.

High level gives you the most headroom

@@billl.4410great, thanks. Got one on order, just thinking of how to set things once it arrives. Kinda want to use bridged for same reason but don’t want to blow up my 2x12

Thanks man! :)

Hi it's a Seismic 2x12 with Vintage 30s. Thanks for the comment!!

Thanks man!! 😊

For sure!!!

Not necessarily, as you can see I played bends in this video. The frudua thing is the closest I've found online to what I do, so I just cited it as a basic reference. But basically, you stretch the strings well first and once they are well settled, you lower the bar and tune it up again until they stop going out of tune. Then you do the same with bends. Bend, than tune up. At the end, you guitar should be stable for dives AND bends. Sounds complicated but once you get the hang of it, you can do it it all in a few minutes. Thanks for watching and commenting!! :) Bill

@@billl.4410 Wow thanks for the quick and thorough reply! Let me ask you... did you change the nut? The stock nut on my purple Baretta Special is horrid and the strings get stuck even just trying to tune the damn thing.

@PixelThief69 sure man!! Im always happy to talk shop and help out! I didn't change it but I did re-cut the grooves and did a full setup on the guitar. I'd suggest you buy a set of nut files and give it a try. It's not hard. Also it's very important to lube the nut (hehehe). StewMac has something called Guitar Grease that works well for nuts and saddles. But you can also use Vaseline if you have it handy.

@@billl.4410 Awesome thank you! Also... any chance we'll get that setup tutorial to show us how you do all this?

@PixelThief69 Yes, I will make one eventually. My video capabilities here are somewhat limited, I can record quick videos on my phone, but for a tutorial, I'd like to get a camera up close, etc I'm moving into a new place soon where I'm going to be able to set up a system for more elaborate videos. But yes, I definitely plan to make a good trem setup tutorial.

Yeah it's a great pedal! Thanks for watching!!

Sure. It's a solid state amp so it doesn't need a load at all.

​​@@billl.4410Thanks for the reply. Ordered one from Thomann. Hope it would be a good match with ENGL e570 as e840/50 is too damn heavy.

​@@billl.4410Thanks for the reply. Just ordered one from Thomann. Hope it will be a good match with my ENGL e570 as e840/50 is too heavy.

@@weyonchinoh cool, I've also used this power amp with an ENGL E530. It's a good match.

​@@billl.4410Glad to hear that.

There isn't.

Thanks man!! I appreciate it!!

Hi, unfortunately, I no longer have this unit (I traded it for an Ampman Classic a while ago), so I don't recall the exact settings of this preset. But I was using the Friedman BE model and a bit of delay. It's pretty simple.Also, with modelers, I always have a high pass at 80hz and a low pass at 8khz to take out some of the digital artifacts. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching!!

Vintage 30s

Hey man. So: 1- If you want to use an EQ for solo boost in a W/D/W rig, you would have to put the EQ before the wet/dry split. So from your FX send, you'd go into the EQ, then into the delay, then split W/D/W after the delay. That way, both the dry and the wet signal would get the EQ boost. Now keep in mind that the EVH pedal has a master output level built-in, so you can program a solo boost within the pedal itself, and you might not even need the EQ boost. 2- Yes, you can EQ the repeats. If you get this pedal, make sure to spend a good amount of time with the manual, this pedal features are DEEP and not always very intuitive. But once you get the hang of all it can do, it's totally worth it. You can get all your delays, modulation, and even solo boost from this pedal alone. Thanks for checking my demo out!! Bill

Thx! Keep it up!!

Playtech gpa-100, good little amp for this type of application.

@@billl.4410 into what type of speaker??

​@@Amp_Expert v30s and greenbacks

Nice collection you have there. JTM45s are great!! Thanks for watching and commenting!!

I start with the mod gain at zero which is pretty much the stock amp. But also,I have another video with the amp stock on my channel. Thanks for watching and commenting!

To type all the instructions in would be too long for here, so check the manual But the gist of it is you have Delay1 and Delay 2 buttons. Pressing them will let adjust the settings for each delay and turn them on or off.

DSL isnt jcm2000?

I just used the camera on my phone.