B Standard for my Brutal Death Metal,
C Standard for my Modern Death Metal,
D Standard for my old school Death Metal,
Half a Step down and E Standard for my Thrash and Black Metal,
all I play is Metal
I currently have a Roland Cube 80GX..... my guitars range from £1000-£3000.
I’m unemployed.... I only get £500 a month on benefits.
He may have had the guitars from a few years ago and is now jobless?? But then, buying an amp when you're on benefits...Sorry for my cynicism, this seems like a troll thread?
Yep, there are tons of pro players that get their core overdrive tone from pedals, and use a head as basically a clean preamp/power amp. Then, there are players that don't use many pedals and get their core overdrive sound from the amp (ACDC is a good example).Having this mind, a while ago, I’ve seen a Manilla Road gig (for those who dont know them, Manilla Road is a US underground Epic Heavy Metal band, nothing to do with Death or Thrash Metal) here in a local small venue in Lisbon, where they have a Marshall Plexi full stack.
Well, bands like Manilla Road, dont travel with that much equipment, only the guitars and not much more, usually, the venues where they play, provide the rig, amps and drums, etc. So, Mark Shelton, the guitar player, took his own few pedals he uses to get his main sound, a Chorus, a Delay, and the Boss Metal Zone, he play the guitar into this pedals through the Marshall Plexi ...
Dont know how he did that, but he got a great sound, though. I love Manilla Road BTW.
Obituary used jcm800s in the early days and so did Schuldiner from Death....nuff said!
I actually liked their sound better from the early days, especially seeing them live in concert, guess I just showed my age.Key words.....’early days’
You can get there with an 800 and some pedals but TODAY thankfully there are other options more suited for this style of music.
Obituary used jcm800s in the early days and so did Schuldiner from Death....nuff said!
Yes but they pushed the front end of them. I'm 47, loved the whole death metal scene. Was all over it, etc...
Which brings next point..
Imo, the 800 platform is better.
The tone dynamics, growl, bottom..all there and will take a decent OD well.
Again, imo, will sound better than a jvm would.
I like jvms, I owned the 210h. But if the comparison is between the jvm and the 800, I'd go 800. Yes, the volume is easily attained with the jvm at lower settings, but opened up >> 800 for the win.
Yes but they pushed the front end of them. I'm 47, loved the whole death metal scene. Was all over it, etc...
Which brings next point..
Imo, the 800 platform is better.
The tone dynamics, growl, bottom..all there and will take a decent OD well.
Again, imo, will sound better than a jvm would.
I like jvms, I owned the 210h. But if the comparison is between the jvm and the 800, I'd go 800. Yes, the volume is easily attained with the jvm at lower settings, but opened up >> 800 for the win.