Posts by gibson5413

Edie: I just listened back and a couple have some clipping issues. I should have fixed that but you can at least hear the basic tones. SORRY!

Here are some VERY ROUGH clips of a couple of the profiles contained in the pack. My favorites at least. When I get some time I will put together a more pro style video where I'm not just improvising and noodling:

1983 Marshall JCM800 Profiles 70 & 71

1993 Mesa Boogie Dual Recto Profile 77

Friedman BE100 Profiles 1 & 59

Soursound Profiles Profiles 29, 31, 32 and 33

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Ivan is it really 400 Euro to hire the SLO brother? If so and depending how stupid i get after the beer (usually more beer more stupid) i am thinking about saving up for Christmas and "helping" i would still pay full price for the pack but man, you got skills and i like Chad really want that amp brother FROM YOU, yeah okay I am a "Fanboi" . for the SLO/Ivan's skills.
But it really that expensive? And have i got more chances of getting pregnant then you doing an SLO

Ash

Agreed! If anyone can capture the SLO it is Ivan!

You're going to love it Ash! Great mix of profiles for humbucker and single coil equipped guitars. There are some of my favorite Friedman BE-100 profiles available and I love the Mesa Boogie Dual Recto. Make sure to use the PDF that accompanies it. It's a great guide for what you look for with these.

Looking forward to getting these!!!

Just purchased. Looking forward to these!!

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Will you be recording any demos of it? Would love to hear some of the profiles.

I will.

Ok...I am sorry to keep slobbing all over this pack but WOW!! I finally had some time to spend with the pack as a whole and ran through each profile with the PDF that I found on the STL website. The PDF gives detail on the amps, cabs, speakers, boosts, effects, guitar, pickup selection and mic combination. So much went into this incredible pack and I am getting so much value and use from it. It isn't just a heavy metal high gain fest. Don't get me wrong...it has some amazing profiles for that but it really runs the gamut for tones. The Recto profiles even behave like a real recto. The unboosted profiles have that little bit of flub (although usable with these) and the boosted ones tighten up. The Friedman BE profiles are some of the best I've ever played. The Soursound, VOX and Fender profiles are so great for clean to low gain. There is a great set of Marhsall JMP and JCM800 profiles that just rock the house!

I can't recommend this pack enough. I don't know if STL Tones lurk here much but thank you so much for this pack!

I started playing that amp profile and almost immediately I thought "Ash would love these". I really did...honest!

I just took a chance on the Kris Crummett pack based on the tones I heard from the YouTube video (

). I'm so glad I did!! I have found at least 10 -15 profiles that will easily be part of my home recording. Not just high gain but I found one of my favorite mid gain and low gain profiles for my Anderson Classic (Tom's version of a standard strat). Some of the coolest single coil tones I have found with the Soursound profiles (based on the Soursound SS150).

Thanks so much STL!!

The Amp Factory (Andy) has a really good SLO set of profiles. I would love Cili to work his magic on the SLO. He does a great job of creating profiles that run the gamut of music genres. Big Hairy Profiles has a similar approach too.

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Either Bogner Ecstasy B100, Diezel VH4, Soldano Hot Rod, Marshall Kerry King or Friedman PT20. Can't decide yet tbh. First to finish some updates. Then lock myself in the studio and hit the lights! \m/

I would love to have your take on the Bogner XTC. That would be my choice for sure. I'm really hoping you can get your hands on a Soldano SLO. I feel like we have never really gotten really good (actual) SLO profiles. Just my $.02!

I purchased the JCM800 pack this morning with PayPal and it worked perfectly.

Some cool things coming from BHP as I have Michael helping profile my rare Henning Bottle Rocket 50w head.

I finally got home and tried out these Helios profiles. Like Ash said...They're awesome!! I have only had time to try it with my Anderson Classic (his version of a Fender Strat) and it sounds awesome!! I'll play around with my humbuckers and tomorrow and start working on a clip! Thanks for these!!!

Man, that Helios demo sounds great! I am looking forward to it. Great website!

Great demo and list of profiles!! I Can't wait to pick some of these up. I will definitely make some clips!

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As soon as I release the EVH EL34 pack. I'm gonna start on the BE100 updates. Got one sweet Marshall 1960AHW cab with Blackbacks G12H 30w speakers. Super rock sound!

Can't wait for this update!!

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Yes i know they look almost the same...but they sound extreme different!

Here are my thoughts about the JVM Satriani Model
If you are looking for the JVM tone...don´t get the Satriani Model. Sounds totally different, yes even OD1 does not sound close!
If you are looking for a spot on JCM800 with tons of options, Gainstages etc and a Overdrive Channel that is voiced almost the same as the Crunch Channel
get the Satriani JVM!
Much more raw..unpolished...open and less gain (still a ton just more Gain knob range useable)
The cleans match the 6100 Anniversary model and are lovely. Not sure which clean channel i would prefer but the Satriani one stays cleaner in higher Gain levels.
Theres also not a big jump in volume between the clean green, orange and Red modes compared to the regular JVM!
Overall the voicing is darker with much more balls and doesn´t get as fast harsh. Some miss Bass/Lowend with the regular JVM..you will not miss that with the Satriani model.
The built in gates per channel are very good too!

Working on the Profile pack the next weeks

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This will be an automatic buy from me!

Recorded a new clip with profile #3 from this awesome pack. A cover version of Joe Satriani - A Door Into Summer. Not perfect in the playing department but I love the tones for sure! Used the Kemper for the bass track as well. Thanks Dan!!!

Just bought the Fredman!! I can't wait to get and try them!!

In honor of the purchase I put together a quick clip of one of my favorite profiles from the Mr 5:25 pack (profile #04). A cover of one of my favorite songs from The Cult - Fire Woman. All guitars (rhythm and lead) are recorded with my Tom Anderson Bulldog and no post processing. What you hear is the straight profile.

I really don't play much metal anymore but this sounds awesome! Really tight and clean. Great job Dan!!