That Pedal Show – Thoughts On Low Volume & Home (Bedroom) Tones

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• SN

  @Snowy0123 · 4 years ago

  With the evolution in technology I would love an updated version of this subject

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• JO

  @josjo98 · 9 years ago

  seems to me like the best way to improve bedroom sound is get a bigger bedroom not a smaller amp...

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• MB

  @mbstudio89 · 9 years ago

  Dan´s tone in the beginning jam was the best he ever had :D loved it!

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• PR

  @PracticalTacticalAccuracy · 6 years ago

  Great job guys. Finally someone who understands that we don't all want to upset the neighbors or even people inside our home.

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• TH

  @TheBellaVespers · 9 years ago

  I bought a Nik Hubner Krauster 2 recently, the guy asked me " oh been watching Daniel Steinhardt have we".. Dan you should be on commission!.

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• LO

  @loveisrealdudes · 9 years ago

  "I just can't get excited about quiet guitar tones." Thanks for that one Mick. My favorite quote of the whole video. I'll tell my wife that you said that and see if that can help me to make some headway. 👍🏻👊🏻

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• TO

  @TonyHookedonVanlife · 9 years ago

  In a single I recorded some 6 years ago or so,   the guitar tones were an Orange AD30 pushed with a Fuzz Face into a 4x12 w/ V30s. A guy wrote to me(this was in the Myspace days) and said that was the guitar tone he'd been chasing for 10 years... when I informed him that the tones(the exact signal chain I just listed) were actually achieved with a POD X3, he never wrote back. LOL

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• JB

  @JBurtonTenor · 9 years ago

  My day is MADE. Mick played Back in Black with the C# with the A. I've never even gotten anyone to agree they hear it in there!!

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• NY

  @nycLPplayer · 9 years ago (edited)

  Everything I do with just a couple exceptions is at low volume (NYC apartment) equal to a loud TV. &nbsp;I own a &apos;64 Super Reverb, a Metro JTM45, and a Tweed Deluxe. &nbsp;Two have Lammar PPIMVs and the SR uses an attenuator. &nbsp;<b>**IMHO just buy whatever inspires you the most.**</b> &nbsp;Would a lot of my gear sound better un-attenuated or un-ppimv&apos;d.....maybe/probably but who cares. &nbsp;I enjoy playing &quot;cool&quot; amps so much more than my Fender Mustang (sold it) or Amplitube through headphones or speakers. &nbsp;<br><br>Cool amp attenuated &gt; purpose built &quot;bedroom&quot; amp....ignoring $$$ and weight. &nbsp;For late late night just use software and headphones.<br><br>I have a demo of many of the popular attenuators but beware...I am cliche as they come....nice gear...can&apos;t play for sh#t.

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• BI

  @Big-Jock · 9 years ago

  The Yamaha THR10 is the single best piece of kit I&apos;ve bought in the last decade. An absolutely awesome little amp.

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• VT

  @vtatai · 9 years ago

  What about a comparison of small tube combos? Bassbreaker 007, Vox AC4C1, Blackstar HT-5, VHT Special 6, Marshall DSL5C, Bugera V5. There are no good comparisons of those online, and much less on how to achieve great tones with those. Also they are in a much more reasonable price range, just that attenuator costs as much as my amp + pedalboard :)

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• ST

  @Stratomacaster · 9 years ago

  The THR10 is a brilliant piece of kit and sounds absolutely phenomenal. &nbsp;You can use it as a simple amp, get into the nitty gritty of the editor and really do some cool things, and it takes pedals better than a lot of full powered heads. &nbsp;The THR5 is nice too, but the 10 gives you a great stereo field that make the effects stand out.

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