The bb preamp is more of a feel that is within your fingers and provides more of a pronounced feeling when you play that wouldn't be obvious on a computer speaker....kind of like an MXR dyna comp.
0)if you can't hear the difference (i cant either). Just listen to Andy Timmons he uses it as a boost on the clean channel and as overdrive on the dirty channel. It sound amazing.
I can hear it but this wasn't mic'd very well,like you said the Timmons demo really showed the difference.And the BB Plus is another great pedal with more O/D voicing options.I love mine,cant think of any preamp pedal I'd want to replace it with.
Guys, I know the difference is hard to hear on that video ( to be honest I don't hear it ) until I tried the BB ... My Thd bivalve is sounding great, but the powertubes I use makes it at max only have a crunch ... I plugged the bb in front to get the exta amount of gain I needed and then what says greg on the video makes total sense ... this is just great ... you can even use it on the clean channel and it makes a great smooth overdrive ... xotic does an amazing job ... cheers !
I couldn't understand this demo until I got my own bb preamp, I use it as a little overdrive/booster, gain at 8:00, volume at 12:00, so you get a the extra sustain you need without changing your tone, that's the cool thing about this pedal, it keeps your tone and that's the reason it's hard to notice the difference when switched on/off, I recomend you the Andy Timmons demo, there you can see the difference clearly.
@blfrd u can spot the difference if your in the music science for a long years.. Train your ears on various sound frequency.. Sound engineers can spot the difference..
Me thinks its a really bad idea to attempt to plug the BB Preamp comapring it with a Cornford MK50!! The "pure amp" tone sounds divine...BB not good enuff!!
It just tightens it up. I may not notice it unless someone mentioned it, though. It's one of those kind of things.
To be honest, I think a pedal like this should be transparent. It should just clean out any misgivings in the original tone. In this, I heard a boost in warmer highs, and as he said, a thickening of the bass and overall expression.
Cant believe someone thinks this guy is sloppy - here, he is just fucking around anyway, but - this dude is an amazingly clean player - everything is always so articulate and well-executed...
I own the BB Plus and I can not get a good sound out of it no matter the settings. Im much happier with the MXR Custom Shop OD. Now I gotta return the BB and find something else.....
I don't really care about the color of the pedal, but I'm back on this page about 3/4 times / week just for the tone ... some may dislike it, but I LOVE IT !
All the best to your quest of tones guys ! and quest of girls too ...
Maybe you all enjoy not hearing all the notes, is it mysterious maybe? To you at least?
Keep your own opinion, I don't give a shit, because Greg Howe, he's fucking sloppy, or at least he's muting all the notes, (hopefully not intentionally because that is one fucking detrimental technique.)
you'd really have to be there in person to hear the difference. with the bb on with gain low and treb n bass at 12, it boosts the highs a tad.. in a need way though
I always think that when I hear him too. But they're both from very similar areas, both went to Berklee too I believe, so they'll have picked up similar mannerisms in their speech from the places they've been in their life I assume.
Anybody want to comment on THIS PEDAL? The BB preamp is one of the best overdrives out there and I have been using the BB and a Keeley tubescreamer for a while now and have turned several others onto this combo. It is like a transparent tubescreamer and beats my Keeley ts9 for rthythm clarity because of it transparency but with a ts9 boosting it you have a beautiful solo tone. Check some of my videos.
This is funny. If it makes it a tad thicker, um, why not just run a touch of EQ and boost around 500Hz and add a smidge of compression instead? If you want sustain w/o extra distortion, just add some compression.
Well for guys like me who don't have the luxury of nice amps all the time during gigs, the BB Preamp can be a handy tool too.:)
I can't afford a valve amp like a marshall or a cornford so I TRY (NOTE:TRY) to make up for it in gigs using pedals like this one.:) Sure, it doesn't sound as good but it works for me.;)
I mean just because he thinks its nice doesn't mean he thinks it's ,by any means, nicer than his Cornford.
If I was playing Jazz Fusion and didn't want high gain metal tone, I'd probably use this pedal. It's sound doesn't do anything for me, but to each his own.
I don't get it. He's using a high gain all-velve amp and then gets some tiny tweak from a tranny pre-amp? He should up the gain on the amp and use the volume knob or string dynamics.
Try to understand the use of pedals that boost what's already there. "Up the amp gain" doesn't always work because the tone might get dirty (in a bad way), mushy or plainly not to anyone's preference. Millions of players use them since the 60s (and hugely famous, too), so they should have something appealing, don't you think?
But boosting the input with a pedal *will* overdrive it - it *is* an increase in gain, and unless one is staying well into the clean range of the pre-amp it will affect the tone. One might use it in a post-preamp effects loop, but it's still a gain boost before the power amp section and liable to induce overdrive.
If one wants purely to boost volume, it needs to be done at the power stage, or through reinforcement with other amps, such as miking the amp and upping the sound at the mixer.
Most people *are* using it for exactly that purpose - overdriving the amp and having a fuller sound, not getting more volume.
There are lots of boosters for that purpose: clean boosts, dirty boosts, fat boosts, treble boosts, germanium treble boosts, linear boosts... who should we mention first that got its trademark sound from such a thing? Clapton? May? Iommi? Gallagher? It's not such a useless pedal as you tend to think...;-)
And never use it in the effects loop, besides by the time boosters became popular (probably firstly by Clapton) there were no effect loops whatsoever...
"players use them since the 60s [...] Clapton? May? Iommi?"
I think the point is that this is NOT the 60s. These guys aren't trying to color the sound of ancient, master-volume amps, they are playing modern, sophisticated (and EXPENSIVE) amps. It's reasonable to suggest the amp designer overlooked something if adding a cheap transistor circuit in the front of the signal path improves the amp's sound, especially when it's used as it is here (i.e. not as volume/gain boost).
To put it another way, if $100 worth of transistors can appreciably improve the sound of an amp that costs thousands of dollars, why isn't it built into the amp in the first place? Keep in mind that every pedal you put in front of the amp is degrading your signal and adding noise.
People, try to realise that the sound comes from the tubes rhemselves, and that players have been, are and always will be adding all sorts of things in front and in between them. Boosters, tubescreamers, fuzzes, delays, phasers, RATs, Big Muffs, everything.
Of course it is not the 60s. Thank God we have a million choices to find our own sound today. They didn't, then. Everything goes, as long as a good clean or overdriven tube sound is always there. "Cheap transistor circuits" are very often an integral part of everybody's sound - take a GOOD look at the pedalboards of the stars... you will ALWAYS find a "cheap tr. circuit". Don't be snobbish!
Of course you're dead right about there being so many choices, and so many different types of taste. I guess if the transistor device remains in a purely linear part of it's range, then it will be the valves one is hearing. I tend to think modern high gain amps don't need a pre-boost. But it's true that tastes in tone have changed. I mostly dislike the fizzy trebly sound some prefer these days. My ear's more of a 70s blues ear with leanings to jazz fusion. Brown tones.
it makes your lead tone bigger, like, if u were playing lead but the entire band was the focus, play without it, but if ur playing a different kind of lead where the main focus would be the guitar, kick that pedal on =]
This a great pedal. I've tried it & intend to get one soon. And if the tones you hear from this is what you like, it will help you reach that. Very warm, brown sound kind of tone! Check out the tone master Andy Timmons bit as well. And check out my tone without it!
not too fond of shawn's material, from a musical point of view... it just doesn't sound the way I like music of this kind to sound. But technically speaking, lane was arousing o_o
he was using suhr wow
crisDAwog 5 months ago
i just bought that wah pedal :D (the silver shinny one in the background)
fpranchas 6 months ago
Greg shoulda stuck with Suhr, or at least his ESP japan deal.
SirDa5id 6 months ago
not hear, just feel when play, thats the différence.
lighteenblind 8 months ago 2
@lighteenblind Exactly.....you can feel the difference in pick attack as well as legato phrasing....gain is a wonderful thing.
ultraroadmap 7 months ago
The demo could be a bit better but this is the best pedal i own, it gives a great sound and feel to your playing.
ashatan69 8 months ago
didnt know he played a suhr.
mojoefly 9 months ago
@mojoefly
He was endorsing Laguna until recently it seems.
ZeppelinRules 8 months ago
you got to have Hows ears to hear the difference lol
bgtocak 9 months ago
he heared like steve vai OMG
GTA4race 1 year ago
I currently own this exact guitar. It's Suhr standard made specially for Greg while they were discussing the endorsement with Suhr.
Seems that I will have to sell it, don't even know the price to put on...
PashZaburuev 1 year ago
better tone without the pedal!
stoofbuis 1 year ago
Greg Howe....Great guitarist & Xotic BB amazing!!!
A lot of retard comments from wanna be guitarists on this page.
Guitarbque 1 year ago
Greg could play through all Behringer products into a garage sale tape recorder and still come out awesome.
Whyrendog 1 year ago
SHIT video.
surfco 1 year ago
Greg who?
surfco 1 year ago
jesus keep the camera straight for at least 5 seconds! its like the camera man had ADD
grebbington 1 year ago 2
So what is this video for?
sahinsonmez 1 year ago
So the pedal does "Nothing" then? It's just a wire and a switch?
thenoodler 1 year ago 3
greg playing a suhr, COOL
vheadfacelegs 1 year ago
The bb preamp is more of a feel that is within your fingers and provides more of a pronounced feeling when you play that wouldn't be obvious on a computer speaker....kind of like an MXR dyna comp.
naturaltoby 1 year ago
0)if you can't hear the difference (i cant either). Just listen to Andy Timmons he uses it as a boost on the clean channel and as overdrive on the dirty channel. It sound amazing.
thegreatguitarfreak 1 year ago
@thegreatguitarfreak ,Dont forget Petrucci uses the heck out of his also.
I can hear it but this wasn't mic'd very well,like you said the Timmons demo really showed the difference.And the BB Plus is another great pedal with more O/D voicing options.I love mine,cant think of any preamp pedal I'd want to replace it with.
petiethepitt 1 year ago
greg playing a suhr! that is so sweet
vheadfacelegs 1 year ago
Guys, I know the difference is hard to hear on that video ( to be honest I don't hear it ) until I tried the BB ... My Thd bivalve is sounding great, but the powertubes I use makes it at max only have a crunch ... I plugged the bb in front to get the exta amount of gain I needed and then what says greg on the video makes total sense ... this is just great ... you can even use it on the clean channel and it makes a great smooth overdrive ... xotic does an amazing job ... cheers !
vinzv84 1 year ago
I couldn't understand this demo until I got my own bb preamp, I use it as a little overdrive/booster, gain at 8:00, volume at 12:00, so you get a the extra sustain you need without changing your tone, that's the cool thing about this pedal, it keeps your tone and that's the reason it's hard to notice the difference when switched on/off, I recomend you the Andy Timmons demo, there you can see the difference clearly.
jjruizsoriano 2 years ago
LIKED THE TONE BETTER BEFORE
honorguitar25 2 years ago 5
i agree
evilryu10 1 year ago
call me crazy, but I don't hear a difference! Better demos of this pedal exist....
blfrd 2 years ago 44
@blfrd This is a terrible demo
cosmogang 2 years ago 2
@blfrd ageed, the sound isnt at all good here.
mattacuk 1 year ago
@blfrd he says at the begining of the video it doesnt drasticlly change the tone and it doesn't.. there is a slight "bite" "thickness" increase
binky69 1 year ago
@blfrd u can spot the difference if your in the music science for a long years.. Train your ears on various sound frequency.. Sound engineers can spot the difference..
jay2xtremefy 7 months ago
@blfrd Really? I thought it brought out a little more emphasis in the lower mids and made the high end a bit more round.
bad speakers, maybe?
ImAggro 5 months ago
warm it up chris i'm about to.
fretfirestarter 2 years ago
Very subtle difference on this guys rig. It's much more pronounced on some other vids here.
slingkey 2 years ago 3
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Greg Howe.
I don't like his playing.
surfco 2 years ago
no, you have to like.
neronosman 2 years ago
LOL
surfco 2 years ago
cause its better than yours?
fhdjskal 2 years ago
no, suhrs are amazing
the suhr modern is pure sex
the attention to detail is perfect
TruNikkaz 2 years ago 8
i really wish i could afford a modern:(
skleung 2 years ago
Me thinks its a really bad idea to attempt to plug the BB Preamp comapring it with a Cornford MK50!! The "pure amp" tone sounds divine...BB not good enuff!!
rapidtranq 2 years ago
is mentioned before the difference isnt really big on youtube, because the sound is so compromised. I can't tell the difference anyway..
soren650 2 years ago
cant hear any difference on youtube.
not a good demo in my opinion since he gets the overdrive tone out of his amp..
wanna hear the overdrive of the pedal please M.Howe
smartti1970 2 years ago
It just tightens it up. I may not notice it unless someone mentioned it, though. It's one of those kind of things.
To be honest, I think a pedal like this should be transparent. It should just clean out any misgivings in the original tone. In this, I heard a boost in warmer highs, and as he said, a thickening of the bass and overall expression.
angrygoldfish 2 years ago
It doesn't affect the tone? It sounds completely different :S
philbertfwog 2 years ago
I dont hear the difference.
alichoturko 2 years ago
that suhr is stunning
ljguitar91 2 years ago 4
He normally uses a Port City cab which really helps keep his tone thick. I think that is why it sounds a little different then normal.
joegoliver420 2 years ago 2
Cant believe someone thinks this guy is sloppy - here, he is just fucking around anyway, but - this dude is an amazingly clean player - everything is always so articulate and well-executed...
mozzy2410 2 years ago 6
Great pedal for sure... I use one.
But What in the hell was he talking about?
Here there every whwere.....
timoconnor6 2 years ago
he should've stuck with the suhr and cornford combination... it sounds so good
guitaralbert0 2 years ago 2
Well.,,,,,, why not just go with the hands down KING of clean boost.... KLON!!!!!
sixaxle 2 years ago
because they are the most overpriced, over-hyped piece of guitar equipment ever..
jhachey222 2 years ago
OWNED
spameister 2 years ago
I own the BB Plus and I can not get a good sound out of it no matter the settings. Im much happier with the MXR Custom Shop OD. Now I gotta return the BB and find something else.....
progdude 2 years ago
what's your amp?
AndersonGuitar 2 years ago
I don't really care about the color of the pedal, but I'm back on this page about 3/4 times / week just for the tone ... some may dislike it, but I LOVE IT !
All the best to your quest of tones guys ! and quest of girls too ...
Cheers
v.
vinzv84 3 years ago
mate, i am by no means narrow minded. hybrid picking produces a wider dynamic response than alternate picking. greg howes got awesome technique.
goldtop57 3 years ago
this pedal is not exactly red ...it's deep orange near red..it's not how it looks at videos!!!
katseazzz 3 years ago
i prefer the sound without the pedal ; )
gerardmanjoue 3 years ago 2
this fucking videoposition changing sux
Dario1FIps 3 years ago
That's not orange! That's red!
TravuhsWree 3 years ago
he said orange
amarr1 3 years ago
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Exactly... dude... you're not too observant... I know he said it's orange... that's why I said "That's not orange! That's red!"
The pedal is red.
This dude is sloppy.
TravuhsWree 3 years ago
It sounds sloppy because he is using travis picking. Notice how he uses his middle finger when executing the fast stuff?
OmertaTV 3 years ago
oh, and greg howe sloppy? you clearly have no idea just how good this guy is.
also, the pedal is orange, i have one.
goldtop57 3 years ago
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Lol, don't be so narrow minded... I can hear the unclear note definition in almost all things fast. :40 - :50
That's pretty sloppy.
I've seen it before, looks pretty fucking red.
TravuhsWree 3 years ago
pick up a Greg Howe album and be prepared to put your foot in your mouth. He can outplay all your sorry heroes. Just stating facts, no hate.
polishcomedy 2 years ago
Haha, stating your opinion, no hate.
Maybe you all enjoy not hearing all the notes, is it mysterious maybe? To you at least?
Keep your own opinion, I don't give a shit, because Greg Howe, he's fucking sloppy, or at least he's muting all the notes, (hopefully not intentionally because that is one fucking detrimental technique.)
TravuhsWree 2 years ago
i think he was tossing in some hybrid picking in that lick.
chadewatson 2 years ago
We've already gone over this, it sounds bad, it fucks the attack up and dampens the strings.
TravuhsWree 2 years ago
You're right, this sounds ....fudgy?
really weird and compressed, spongy
half the notes aren't audable with any dynamic to them and there's so much gain it ruins any 'deliberate' articulation
he'd sound better just through a clean channel imo,
guthrie g - there's a guy who can dial good settings from gear
howe plays like a god but thank god he takes his time mixing in the studio because if his records sounded this bad...
johnaiton 2 years ago
My god!!!...jajajajajajaja (-50) is your score.
xjazz1 2 years ago
It's actually -4, I'm guessing you can't read proficiently?
TravuhsWree 2 years ago
JAJAJAJAJAJA
xjazz1 2 years ago
not totally relevant but is he using suhr now or is this an old video?
techdeath16 3 years ago
old
Shogun777 3 years ago
dont understand-- the sound of the guitar is a bit digital and allmost no effect on the sound..
toomanypup 3 years ago
you'd really have to be there in person to hear the difference. with the bb on with gain low and treb n bass at 12, it boosts the highs a tad.. in a need way though
Shogun777 3 years ago
which model cornford is Greg using...anyone know? The tone's incredible
Riffermann 3 years ago
he uses a cornford MK50 dude
goldtop57 3 years ago
A suhr guitar,a cornford and and the bb preamp....the perfect guitar tone!!!
gkountonas 3 years ago
Wow i never realised how much Greg seems to sound like Steve Vai when he talks
shredderman123 3 years ago 35
My god he does. Virtuosos with taste must sound the same
ibanezbloke 3 years ago 2
@shredderman123 not really?
318825768 1 year ago
That's must be the tone your voice gets when you play awesome freaking guitar.
Whyrendog 1 year ago
@shredderman123
I always think that when I hear him too. But they're both from very similar areas, both went to Berklee too I believe, so they'll have picked up similar mannerisms in their speech from the places they've been in their life I assume.
roryrockssocks 1 year ago
@roryrockssocks Greg Howe didn't go to Berklee
beastraeatsall 11 months ago
@shredderman123 its because vai sounds like black
GunnerNadav 1 year ago
@shredderman123 I know!!!
Fishies125 10 months ago
Anybody want to comment on THIS PEDAL? The BB preamp is one of the best overdrives out there and I have been using the BB and a Keeley tubescreamer for a while now and have turned several others onto this combo. It is like a transparent tubescreamer and beats my Keeley ts9 for rthythm clarity because of it transparency but with a ts9 boosting it you have a beautiful solo tone. Check some of my videos.
mrbeatdoctor 3 years ago
Tks man, I just searching info about the pedal cuz I found one for sale :P I think I'm goin to get it.
CarlosCepinha 3 years ago
Keeley tubescreamers are awesome!
Altered6Chicken 3 years ago
This is funny. If it makes it a tad thicker, um, why not just run a touch of EQ and boost around 500Hz and add a smidge of compression instead? If you want sustain w/o extra distortion, just add some compression.
TruthSurge 3 years ago
It actually is able to add a ton with it running through your rig, but Greg Howe just uses it as a slight boost
someskater188 3 years ago
Very entertaining video, Greg Howe seems very charismatic
EmphaticItalic 3 years ago
He is amazing, but he's got REALLY bad taste of coloring a suhr guitar! That suhr is hidious! Red and blue maple????
soren650 3 years ago
a white pearloid pickguard wud've looked much better haha
fenderbender28 3 years ago
Well for guys like me who don't have the luxury of nice amps all the time during gigs, the BB Preamp can be a handy tool too.:)
I can't afford a valve amp like a marshall or a cornford so I TRY (NOTE:TRY) to make up for it in gigs using pedals like this one.:) Sure, it doesn't sound as good but it works for me.;)
I mean just because he thinks its nice doesn't mean he thinks it's ,by any means, nicer than his Cornford.
epacaba 3 years ago
If I was playing Jazz Fusion and didn't want high gain metal tone, I'd probably use this pedal. It's sound doesn't do anything for me, but to each his own.
Ninjaro 3 years ago
I don't get it. He's using a high gain all-velve amp and then gets some tiny tweak from a tranny pre-amp? He should up the gain on the amp and use the volume knob or string dynamics.
Guess he's paid to say it's good.
AdrienneO 3 years ago
you're an idiot. most guitarists don't play with the same level of gain in every part of a song.. most people boost the gain for leads
Shogun777 3 years ago
No you're an idiot being so rude.
Gain can controlled a lot by the fingers, by string dynamics.
If you don't know that, don't reply.
Sure, you can use a pedal too, there are pros and cons, but Valve tone is usually the holy grail. Why not up the amp gain and roll off on the guitar?
Thta's a rhetorical question, I don't need to hear what a rude person like you, Shogun, has to say about it.
AdrienneO 3 years ago
Try to understand the use of pedals that boost what's already there. "Up the amp gain" doesn't always work because the tone might get dirty (in a bad way), mushy or plainly not to anyone's preference. Millions of players use them since the 60s (and hugely famous, too), so they should have something appealing, don't you think?
bloodySunday77 3 years ago
But boosting the input with a pedal *will* overdrive it - it *is* an increase in gain, and unless one is staying well into the clean range of the pre-amp it will affect the tone. One might use it in a post-preamp effects loop, but it's still a gain boost before the power amp section and liable to induce overdrive.
If one wants purely to boost volume, it needs to be done at the power stage, or through reinforcement with other amps, such as miking the amp and upping the sound at the mixer.
AdrienneO 3 years ago
Most people *are* using it for exactly that purpose - overdriving the amp and having a fuller sound, not getting more volume.
There are lots of boosters for that purpose: clean boosts, dirty boosts, fat boosts, treble boosts, germanium treble boosts, linear boosts... who should we mention first that got its trademark sound from such a thing? Clapton? May? Iommi? Gallagher? It's not such a useless pedal as you tend to think...;-)
bloodySunday77 3 years ago
And never use it in the effects loop, besides by the time boosters became popular (probably firstly by Clapton) there were no effect loops whatsoever...
bloodySunday77 3 years ago
"players use them since the 60s [...] Clapton? May? Iommi?"
I think the point is that this is NOT the 60s. These guys aren't trying to color the sound of ancient, master-volume amps, they are playing modern, sophisticated (and EXPENSIVE) amps. It's reasonable to suggest the amp designer overlooked something if adding a cheap transistor circuit in the front of the signal path improves the amp's sound, especially when it's used as it is here (i.e. not as volume/gain boost).
ReductioAdAbsurdum 3 years ago
To put it another way, if $100 worth of transistors can appreciably improve the sound of an amp that costs thousands of dollars, why isn't it built into the amp in the first place? Keep in mind that every pedal you put in front of the amp is degrading your signal and adding noise.
ReductioAdAbsurdum 3 years ago
People, try to realise that the sound comes from the tubes rhemselves, and that players have been, are and always will be adding all sorts of things in front and in between them. Boosters, tubescreamers, fuzzes, delays, phasers, RATs, Big Muffs, everything.
bloodySunday77 3 years ago
Of course it is not the 60s. Thank God we have a million choices to find our own sound today. They didn't, then. Everything goes, as long as a good clean or overdriven tube sound is always there. "Cheap transistor circuits" are very often an integral part of everybody's sound - take a GOOD look at the pedalboards of the stars... you will ALWAYS find a "cheap tr. circuit". Don't be snobbish!
bloodySunday77 3 years ago 2
Of course you're dead right about there being so many choices, and so many different types of taste. I guess if the transistor device remains in a purely linear part of it's range, then it will be the valves one is hearing. I tend to think modern high gain amps don't need a pre-boost. But it's true that tastes in tone have changed. I mostly dislike the fizzy trebly sound some prefer these days. My ear's more of a 70s blues ear with leanings to jazz fusion. Brown tones.
AdrienneO 3 years ago
damn that cornford sounds good!
heschentshredder 3 years ago
i want one now lol
it makes your lead tone bigger, like, if u were playing lead but the entire band was the focus, play without it, but if ur playing a different kind of lead where the main focus would be the guitar, kick that pedal on =]
TruNikkaz 3 years ago
Sounds like a good improvement to your sound ,I guess thats why i just bought one on e-bay.
poindexter3000 3 years ago
This a great pedal. I've tried it & intend to get one soon. And if the tones you hear from this is what you like, it will help you reach that. Very warm, brown sound kind of tone! Check out the tone master Andy Timmons bit as well. And check out my tone without it!
hamerac 3 years ago
Nope, All Guthrie needs are a block of wood with six strings and he can make it sing, hahahaha!
Greg doesn't need this stomp box either. His best tones were using the Fender Red knob Dual Showman Heads, listen to Introspection.
These Cornford amps however still stand on their own--you don't need anything other than maybe a good delay processor.
masterbarber 3 years ago
and dont forget tony mac alpine
soldanovht 3 years ago
T-Mac uses them?
Thanks.
PoshCollins 3 years ago
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That way to play is so gay.
UpDownStroke 3 years ago
nice distortion, the chords still can sing
jose044 4 years ago 2
The pedal sounds cool, have to check one out for sure, but does it really matter what Mr. Howe uses? He's a beast, simply the best!
DerekSchils 4 years ago 3
can highly recommend the bb
bought mine when on holiday even playing it through a 15w practice amp pushes out some amazing tones,
agunner34 3 years ago
flawless
Shogun777 4 years ago 2
at 00:30 it's so greg howe, shit i juste creamed my pants.
KeYan27 4 years ago
i agree
PhongLopez 4 years ago
Greg's the bestest player in the world along with Brett Garsed!!
latenightfan 4 years ago
Dont forget shawn lane. Even though hes not in this world anymore.
serranna 4 years ago
not too fond of shawn's material, from a musical point of view... it just doesn't sound the way I like music of this kind to sound. But technically speaking, lane was arousing o_o
balitaSR 4 years ago