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Much appreciated! I have learned that it really depends on what you listen on if they sound good or not haha. I recommend listening on Bluetooth speakers or buds. That's what I sound check on, so that's how I'm dialing in my tone, monitors, or flat responding headphones will sound more flat...

Since Kirk was playing on a VII with Rick on that recent video and I recently grabbed some Aphex EQF-2's I couldn't resist trying them out together. What say you? Where's the Mark VII section by the way? Haha, these are fantastic additions to the Mark Series IMO! I recommend listening on Ear...

Getting ready to move here in a few days, and will be getting all my stuff setup with a little more room for everything and I'll be able to leave my recording stuff setup for a change! Anything else you all would like to see compared?

Not sure, it just feels harder to tame I suppose? Kinda like the Rectifiers. They don't play as well with PEQ'S either in the loop. I have an MXR 10 band, haven't messed around with it yet, but many folks use them with Rectifiers and like them

Much appreciated! The JP-2C doesn't play as well with the PEQ'S from my little bit of experience, but I haven't spent a ton of time with it

Well, I haven't seen this type of video out there yet, and anyone with a PMEQ has probably wondered how it compares to the actual, real deal Aphex EQF-2 that it was modeled after. How does the sound compare on your end? Discuss!

Just made a comparison between PMEQ and EQF-2, will be posting this week!

Finally got my hands on some Aphex EQF-2's and spent a little time dialing in Frayed Ends of Sanity Tone from Flemmings notes. Did a comparison of Kirk's KH-s and a Hetfieldesque LTD EXP-200 with EMG 81's with these settings. Beefed up the 120hz to simulate the beefiness of multi tracks since...

Another Boogie?!?

I've found a few boogies at local pawn shops!

I agree on the mic for sure, which is odd because in the room they were MUCH closer. Maybe I'll try some different settings and see where that goes. I thought the pedal sounded dramatically better in the room too

Much appreciated! Yes, one of them came through quite a bit more compressed on the mic than the other, definitely was closer sounding in the room. Will be adding the reveal video after a few days to give folks time to decide!

I had quite a few people tell me that the V-Twin Pedal didn't sound anything like the Rectifiers. As a result I put together this quick, High Gain comparison video. Which is the Rectifier? I will add the video reveal after a few days to give folks a change to see what they think! Apologies...

I know right, I was extremely confused at first, like how could I have missed that response? I find that there are MANY folks who don't seem to appreciate anyone doing gear reviews/comparisons... which is strange because I've also seen the same folks asking the same stupid questions over and...

I've often been asked about how/where I find so much gear at great prices. I made a series about it to help folks do the same!

Thanks for that, I am definitely confused by this response. This is a Boogie forum, I would expect to see a lot of Boogie content? lol

Are you sure you're not upset that I'm "promoting" my channel? Much appreciated, thank you!

This section is specifically for videos, this is a video. The primary reason I do these videos is from requests by viewers or questions I see in forums, & groups. No one is asking you to watch. This has nothing to do with promotion of my channel, and everything to do with what is mentioned...

Thanks for watching! This is exactly the point of my Head 2 Head series. These are two completely different Rectos from years apart. Many folks say the Single sounds thin, or not like other Rectifiers. Many folks also say the Roadster is dark compared to other Recto's. I set these at the same...

Not at all, quite the contrary. If you watch the head 2 head series that I've created it mostly started as a result of the Mark series. Most folks go on and on about how much better the Mark IIC+ is than the rest of the Mark amps. As you can see, I own most of the Mark series currently, and...