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Monday is when it's all supposed to show up. I'm excited. Watching that band got me super excited.
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That is a beautiful studio! Great top
Got to play through the Blackstar HT-20 and the HT-5R today, and I've gotta say they are both excellent. They sound so Marshall-ish it's not even funny, and both sound awesome at practice volumes. I think the HT-20 is the better buy though, because since it has the master volume, it means I can drive the OD volume knob pretty hard without blasting my ears off. Also, the Celestion speaker they have in there sounds significantly fuller than the speaker in the HT-5R. All in all both are great little amps, about the only thing you can't do on them is just insane level black metal type distortion, but that could be easily fixed with a pedal or two. Honestly the onboard distortion is more than enough for me 95% of the time.
Beauty there Satch! I see the ht20 there, what's the other Blackstar?
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For those that were asking about the Blackstar doing heavy distortion.... here's a sampling of a few songs I've recorded. The gain is all from the Blackstar HT5 amp - no boosts or extra distortion pedals used. These mixes just have some subtractive EQ and compression, and the leads have delay/reverb added on in the mix.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2056550/blackstar samples.mp3
I finally bought a guitar on Friday. Yamaha FGX700sc. Soon I need to find out the best way to teach myself, but for now my fingers just hurt haha.
Also my shoes are at the post office, but that's not entirely related.
Sounds good man, it all depends on the position of the ISF, going to the left gives it a tighter mid which in my opinion is best for heavier overdrive tones. The right is more of a British voicing and reminds me more of the Marshall roots. Great recording man.
Yep this is pretty much what I found in my brief time with it. You can get pretty lethal metal tones on the US side of the ISF, particularly if you crank the OD channel volume (keep the master down so you don't blow out your eardrums haha). If you keep the gain up and turn it over to British though, you're in Zeppelin/Sabbath heaven.