Blackstar HT-5 with MXR108 in the effects loop - metal sound

Blackstar HT5 head and Bugera 2x12" vintage cab. MXR 10-band EQ in the effects loop. Hear the huge difference!

Recorded with Blue Yeti USB microphone and Audacity.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Blackstar
• HT-5
• MXR
• 108
• metal
• Bugera
• sound
• demo

[marklotv]

Yes it does! I think that BBE Sonic stomp/maximizer is pretty usable when you are playing metal with lots of gain and down tuning. It gives you more clarity and punch.

[marklotv]

I removed the handle... It was just too big :)

[marklotv]

Yes it is.

[marklotv]

Absolutely not. I think it 's the best EQ for that price.

[marklotv]

I don't actually remember. I am going to record some new videos with Blue Yeti and T-bone to see the difference between these two microphones. Anyway Blue Yeti is a great microphone and very easy to use. But stay tuned...

[marklotv]

Oh yes! :) R.I.P. Chuck!

[CaldaroneRyan]

Scooped Mid's sound atrocious

[xxGNR12xx]

would $300 good for this with a jet city 1x12 included?

[rrippp]

Sounds great. I have the HT-20 - it sounds woolier to my ears. Maybe need to put more aggressive valves in, crank it, and try it thru a bigger cab.

[ModernProductionss]

nice video !li was thinking about getting a BBE sonic stomp. does it make a good difference?

[woodddj]

@redukonio i wound up getting the blackstar htv112 cab. i highly recomend it to anyone looking for a 1x12 cab with a lot of punch.

[redukonio]

@woodddj forget about the bugera cab, its rubbish ... look for a good 2x12 cabinet, maybe a used Marshall ...