I Bought The Black Keys Amp! Tarulli 5E3 Tweed Deluxe Guitar Amp

I bought my dream amp imported from the USA to the UK! Handwired and built by Jason Tarulli the front of house engineer for The Black Keys. This is not sponsored and I will not benefit but if you want this amp you can get in touch with Jason on instagram via handle - sirquitenicely #guitaramp #guitartone #electricguitar #5E3 #guitargear #tweeddeluxe This guitar amplifier is based on the classic Fender 5E3 circuit or Tweed Deluxe amp as it's commonly known from the 1950s. It was one of the original rock 'n' roll guitar amps! It adds a twist on the amp circuit by adding a negative feedback switch that helps tame the ragged and loose low end/bass response of a tweed deluxe style amp. This allows it more versatility as a clean amp. It has the classic normal and bright channels with two inputs which you can jumper and blend together. For such a simple circuit it's very versatile and the amps controls are very interactive with each other! It uses a Jupiter 12 inch speaker. I didn't buy it for the clean tone though, I bought it for the raw edge of break blues rock tone that sounds almost like a fuzz pedal when the amp is pushed hard. The Black Keys front man Dan Auerbach is using these alongside some touring musicians in the band and they sound absolutely great! Im going to do my best to cover as many of dans tones from the early albums through to the current albums and everything in between. I used my Danelectro Pro and DC59 NOS through out as well as a Fender Silver Series Strat stock from the early 90s. For a spring reverb and a slap back which Dan is famous for I used the Line 6 Verbzilla and Echo Park which The Black Keys used on Brothers in the studio. I also used my RSK Effects Tone Bender fuzz and a modded Electroharmonix Big Muffin for those early tones. Signal chain is Guitar - Pedals - Amp - SM57 - Clarett 4Pre - Logic The amp was attenuated slightly as I was recording at home but it was still loud! I have to say im used to recording with amp sims at home but this just blew them out of the water. It sounds so 3D! Don't get me wrong I still love amp sims but the real deal pushing air is something else! Full amps specs Stock 1950’s fender 5e3 circuit (voltage matched to original specs) with added switchable negative feedback. Hammond power transformer. SourSound output transformer. Point to point Phenolic turret construction. Carbon film resistors, mod and Jupiter electrolytic capacitors, Jupiter yellow bypass and tone caps, n.o.s. Soviet military paper in oil bypass capacitors, 22awg wiring thru out, alpha control pots, 12ay7 preamp tube, 12ax7 phase inverter, 5u4 rectifier tube, 6v6 output tubes. Approx 12watts output. 12” Jupiter 25w ceramic magnet speaker, stainless steel buckle chrome chassis, black lacquer-tweed pine cabinet, bright and normal channels volume controls, single tone control. If you enjoyed the video please like and subscribe and follow me on instagram voltboy_audio. I give guitar pedals away every month! Timestamps 0:00 Coming Up... 1:20 About Jason Tarulli & The Amp 2:59 Amp Specs 6:25 The Gear Ill Be Using 7:56 Classic Tweed Crunch & Spring Reverb Black Keys Rhythm Sound 10:08 Classic Dynamic Crunch Dry No Verb 11:06 Pushing Tubes Harder Rhythm & Lead Black Keys Style Mix 12:31 Fingerstyle Dynamic Crunch 13:45 Cranked Fuzz Using Tone Bender 14:40 Classic Big Muff Live Black Keys Tone 15:51 Big Muff Fingers & Pick Switching 17:12 Hill Country Blues Early Black Keys 19:15 Slide Black Keys Crunch Tone 21:29 Brother Style Slapback Rhythm & Lead Mix 22:56 Boss SD2 Bonus Example 23:42 Brothers Style Clean Dry Example 24:29 Clean Dry Rhythm & Lead Almost Jerry Garcia vibes! 25:09 Clean With Spring Reverb 25:35 Negative Feedback Control Sweep 27:36 How The Channels Interact With Each other 31:03 Jumping The Channels 36:23 Final Thoughts & Thank You For Watching ‪@theblackkeys‬ ‪@fender‬ ‪@RskEffects‬ ‪@EHX‬ ‪@line6movies‬ ‪@BOSSinfoglobal‬ ‪@danauerbach4834‬