One of the Better Sounding Marshalls I have ever heard. 👍🎸🇺🇸

How do you recognize a good guitarist? He always sounds like himself. No matter what he plays. In this case, great as ever . I always come back, just to hear him play with his fantastic sounds. Not so common these days, to hear someone who really knows tone . Everybody who' s learning should watch.

Thanks ! ❤🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸 Old guys DO have more character 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Perfect Rock sound,

I wish i never sold my 1972 Marshall Super Lead 100 back in the late 90's!

Gorgeous guitar, that Firebird!

Real cool 😎👍

Very nice indeed! The tone is very articulate.

Wow!  I just tried using the low input on the normal channel of my '74 1987 and dialing in the bright channel a bit.  It's a very cool and usable sound I never tried before.  Thanks!

Thanks for the video. I love my 72’

Us Old Guy's Have More Character...I Concur!

Sounds great 👍

Great sound. Thank you for sharing

I have one, all original.

Great clean sound

I had a Super Lead 100 twice when I was much younger and sold them because I didn't know how to use them properly to get the best out of them...I wish I knew then what I know now!
I enjoy your playing style by the way!

This is probably my favorite guitar channel and I always look forward to your future videos.  What I really like and appreciate is that you are old school classic rock and don’t rely on super high out pickups and tons of distortion. Your guitars, amps and pedals always sound amazing and your playing is inspiring. I am so sick and tired of all these super shredders . I’d rather listen to players that can say more with one note, or phrase with a good vibrato than players that are always trying to play a 100 notes per beat. I saw Yngwie Malmsteen 4 times since the early 90s and people were actually leaving in droves after a couple of songs. You can only take so much of the relentless and repetitive guitar gymnastics. I have watched almost all your videos and some of them over and over again because I like your music and playing. I also love the way you explain your amps, pedals and guitars. Keep up the good work my friend 👍🎸

Looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Johnny Winter had a baby together.

Wöd! Wi imma at 11 o' clock 🤩

When the bright volume is all the way down the treble peaking capacitor (different from the bright cap) creates a low pass filter with the mixing resistor from the normal volume. As you turn the bright volume up the resistance of the pot is added between this capacitor and ground. Highs aren’t being added by the bright channel, rather highs are being preserved from the normal channel. Nothing is coming from the bright channel if nothing is plugged into the bright inputs.