it sounds more like a 350 CI small block engine straight piped with headers. the low notes make it sound like its at idle, the higher notes make it sound as if hes at the daytona 500
God!!! i love how those low notes sound on that guitar, i cant get the tone to go that low on my guitar, or shred on the strings and have an awesome shred effect
The pedal sounds like shit on this vid. Im sorry but this does not do the land mine any justice. WAYYYYYYYY to much high end, you cant even pick out what he's playing. it's just a mess,
No comparison, Landmine is analog and Metal Zone is solid state. Plus all Boss products suck. Go with the landmine, the amount of sounds you get out of it are astounding and they all sound really sick. I have one and its the second best guitar investment I've made.
some analog stuff is solid state, yes. Anything that doesn't use a digital path is analog. As far as guitar goes, analog just means a pure signal that doesn't have any intelligence modulated into it. For instance a digital effects pedal takes your original sound, processes it, and then spits out a completely different signal. An analog effects pedal uses the original signal and modulates that. Kinda hard to explain on a comment box =) I suggest looking into radio equipment
"Solid state" means anything that doesn't use mechanical (moving) parts. So all "analog" (devices with circuit boards) is "solid state". However, (digital) computer chips don't use moving parts either, and are "solid state" as well. So, in conclusion, all "analog" is "solid state", but not all "solid state" is "analog". Look it up if you don't believe me!
Wrong actually, the explanation is very simple, any digital system whether its pedals or televisions use on/off electronic pulses i.e. 1s and zeros. 1-0, on and off as a means of operation.
Analogue systems of all kinds, use degrees or variations of change of the signal, think of analogue like a volume control knob which can sweep throughout an entire spectrum, and digital like an on/off switch on the wall which has only 2 possible conditions 1 or 0.
it sounds more like a 350 CI small block engine straight piped with headers. the low notes make it sound like its at idle, the higher notes make it sound as if hes at the daytona 500
derekwall82 5 months ago
God!!! i love how those low notes sound on that guitar, i cant get the tone to go that low on my guitar, or shred on the strings and have an awesome shred effect
derekwall25 6 months ago
makes me want to vomit
WallisandFutuna2 11 months ago
what amp are you using?
sangsaratrip 1 year ago
Dude I gotta get 1 of these...this and my wah = gawdly sound :D
LilSc0ttE 1 year ago
Turn it off turn it on now play dooooooooo itttttttt haha
SuperJamail 2 years ago
is this mikes music???
gnrmanmatt 2 years ago
TURN IN OFFF now..now turn it on...play while you do it...turn it on TURN IT OFF!
lol
Broodkill 2 years ago 10
lmfao xDDD
LoneEagle6348 2 years ago
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fuzzzzzzzzzy as hell try line 6 uber metal
KRATOSLAYERKNOTDRILL 3 years ago
awesome playing!!!
LoneEagle6348 3 years ago
Lots of people know that stuff.
srfboris 3 years ago
That thing is pretty cool! Also, your a kick ass player dude.
pyroguy21 3 years ago
What a morbid sense of humor... LOL
inricheetos 3 years ago
The pedal sounds like shit on this vid. Im sorry but this does not do the land mine any justice. WAYYYYYYYY to much high end, you cant even pick out what he's playing. it's just a mess,
brandonmercer839 3 years ago
Chunk... kunk... kunk... doluludolu... squeeewewewe doluludolu... squeeewewewe...
wfd57fatman 3 years ago 3
wow you can mute pick one power chord. awesome.
centeredd4 3 years ago
where can i get one??? i love the tone on this one!!! sounds perfect for Doom Metal! :)
DarkElfsDecay 3 years ago
it costs nothing
Hateandhatred 3 years ago
Sounds like a locomotive...no really, that's exactly what it sounds like.
~_~
jamaicanlager 3 years ago 7
You're awesome dude.
HumanUnitNeverKilled 3 years ago
lol
nice btw
AzoreanProud 3 years ago
If you turn the mid up on that it can actually sound good. Too bad everyone is falling victim to the idiotic "scooped-mid" hoax.
Boosted mid is where your warm juicy tone is.
craigdamage 4 years ago
OMG AWESOME IMA GET ONE XD
SirMallow 4 years ago
Haha Ryan! Youtube celebs what
LeeDawg69 4 years ago
i like the harmonics it depends what amp your on though
englundisgod 4 years ago
That little mother fucker can do that heavy noise!?!?
Shyguystudios 4 years ago
fuck, that sounds awesome
XXmetalforlife777XX 4 years ago
Lmao phatty. How come your doing the video and Mike isn't?
Carpguy 4 years ago
Oh my god, this is fuckin Crushing! ima get me one of these !
aznjt 4 years ago
Got a Landmine myself and it fucking rules
Devourment420 4 years ago
i love the sound of death!! this thing sounds frikin EVIL and i love it!!! ill probly get one soon
guitarfreak83261 4 years ago
dude that sounded awesomne, so all the fucker can shuv it, im gonna get me 1 of thoose pedals. what tuning were you in man?
alex101debman 4 years ago
dude i am getting that for a more mass metallica tone this shit looks sick i am sick of my half stack marshall same tone i want this!!!!
kirkhammettshreds 5 years ago
Have you tried Metal Zone MT-2 ? Which one do u think is better ? I like the look of Landmine though :D LOOKS SO COOL !!!
bunny16555 5 years ago
No comparison, Landmine is analog and Metal Zone is solid state. Plus all Boss products suck. Go with the landmine, the amount of sounds you get out of it are astounding and they all sound really sick. I have one and its the second best guitar investment I've made.
cmfrtblynumb88 4 years ago
Uh, analog IS solid state. Y'know?
scorchvalverde 4 years ago
No. There is a huge difference dude.
cmfrtblynumb88 4 years ago
LOL
stonesour7 4 years ago
some analog stuff is solid state, yes. Anything that doesn't use a digital path is analog. As far as guitar goes, analog just means a pure signal that doesn't have any intelligence modulated into it. For instance a digital effects pedal takes your original sound, processes it, and then spits out a completely different signal. An analog effects pedal uses the original signal and modulates that. Kinda hard to explain on a comment box =) I suggest looking into radio equipment
jisatsulol 4 years ago 3
not to get all geeky on a distortion pedal video or anything >.>
jisatsulol 4 years ago 3
I don't mind getting geeky!
Isn't that what all this is about anyway?
Better than some kids posting useless comments like "this is cool" or "I like this"! (Who cares what you like, kid!)
But I would like to clear this up once and for all...
scorchvalverde 4 years ago
"Solid state" means anything that doesn't use mechanical (moving) parts. So all "analog" (devices with circuit boards) is "solid state". However, (digital) computer chips don't use moving parts either, and are "solid state" as well. So, in conclusion, all "analog" is "solid state", but not all "solid state" is "analog". Look it up if you don't believe me!
scorchvalverde 4 years ago 2
Wrong actually, the explanation is very simple, any digital system whether its pedals or televisions use on/off electronic pulses i.e. 1s and zeros. 1-0, on and off as a means of operation.
Analogue systems of all kinds, use degrees or variations of change of the signal, think of analogue like a volume control knob which can sweep throughout an entire spectrum, and digital like an on/off switch on the wall which has only 2 possible conditions 1 or 0.
Vortigon 3 years ago
I don't think you know what the definition of "solid state" is.
scorchvalverde 4 years ago
Heh. Sounds like it will give you a pretty good Dimebag type tone.
jahjahjag 5 years ago