The best tube amp for home use?? #192 Doctor Guitar

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I was able to luck out and get a Lonestar Classic last weekend There is the gain, master and output knobs 10/50/100 watt options and tweed vs on Do you have any recommendations with the setting to get the most out of it at bedroom volumes? I have no neighbors and can crank it any time I want but my hearing would appreciate lower options I also got a volume pedal so I could play with running it in the effects loop Thanks
Comment from : MySlyFly

Great Budda! What do you think now for home amp - Deluxe reverb or Harley Benton 15?
Comment from : ANDY MARSHAL

Not possible with a tube amp unless your house is big and detached
Comment from : G Shock Watch fan

That intro! Cool as! You should have 195K subs! Great channel Budda 🙏
Comment from : James Millar

Try the BluGuitar Amp1
Comment from : Ralf Deschner

Not sure why all the “ best “ home amps have this diatribe on mods and pedals etc… Just looking for best home amp
Comment from : shawn

The best amp for home is a Boss eBand To keep everyone happy AND improve your skills To practise songs and prepare for your band, it's really a must have Tube amps for home 99 not necessary
Comment from : vriendelijkegroet

I really love my setup so far, I have 2 small amps The Fender Super Champ XD and The VoxT20 Also I have the Big Shot ABY pedal and the foot switch for the fender I can’t wait to get the foot switch for the Vox I have been experimenting with the sound effects of both amps on at the same time your advice about the bass was perfect incredible feel and sound that I’ve created with your suggestion about using more base thank you so much can you do a test run with a box and a fender if you have them??
Comment from : Terence Kirton

Fender Princeton Reverb
Comment from : ken elkins

Tone King Gremlin - use the attenuator 2 clicks down - small home room
Comment from : Howie

LOL the faces he makes when he starts playing is priceless
Comment from : The Aleons

Bedroom - Princeton, no further discussion needed
Comment from : L A

I agree the TONE Master lacks Dynamics
Comment from : William Carroll

Thank you Buda I just moved from a big room to pratice, into a travel trailer and was worried it would be too loud for the neighbors Love my blues Jr
Comment from : William Carroll

Nice tone at 14:25
Comment from : Stewart Perry

I have 2 low wattage tube amps for home use: a VHT Special 6 Ultra combo (1/2 watt to 6 watts) and a 1 watt Blackstar HT-1R using the clean channel in light crunch gain, it has a headphones/recording out jack too They are both great with pedals I upgraded the tubes and speakers in both amps What you say about compression is important To me that makes it sound tubey and bluesy With the S6U I can use the ultra input and ultra gain knob or volume knob as a pseudo master
Comment from : Steve Mavronis

exactly the kind of info on tube amps at home I was looking for thank you
Comment from : Jan Meyer

very helpful video thank you!
Comment from : Jan Meyer

a guy with a great ear and wisdom, obrigado Budda!
Comment from : Sitges Studio

My situation is even more complicated! My wife works at home (permanently) so I am very restricted on my volume! I am looking for my first tube amp after a junky starter amp and want a tube to help a weak pickup I tried a BJ at a store last weekend and it seemed to me that it would take too much volume to get the sound from it If it had a headphone jack I would have bought it on the spot Great video!
Comment from : BJ Thomas

thank jesus for once a test with someone who got some groovebrI can't litteraly watch 90 of tests on internet because of players TT
Comment from : Benito Banana

Supro 1605r, epic for home use Now replaced by the the Supro 1964 I believe
Comment from : Stuart Porter

i learn alot with this episode agree 5 wats is enought
Comment from : macauley

I finally got an old deluxe reverb I love it
Comment from : Justin Paquette

Nice but still way to loud for a suburban Sydney house Great tones 👍🇦🇺
Comment from : Jimmy Jimmy

I’m curious about speaker in the Blues Jr Have you tried the A-Type by Celestion?
Comment from : JaBig *

Panama Conqueror is a great contender
Comment from : JaBig *

Jermaine Clement does amp demos now?
Comment from : Josh Muz

You are super cool yo
Comment from : Nev

Olá Buddha, óptimo vídeo, muito útil! O teu Mesa Lonestar é dos mais recentes como o meu, com o multi-watt switch de 3 posições? (10w, 50w e 100w) Qual seria a tua estratégia se o usasses em casa em vez de no estúdio? Sempre a 10w e jogando com a relação gain/master e com o bass como neste vídeo? Eu acho que se consegue arrancar um bom clean tone do Lonestar mesmo a 100w a bedroom volume Gostava de saber a tua opinião e se tens alguns conselhos para mim! Obrigado 😊
Comment from : Tomas Marques

Ive been looking into the 20 watt sundragon amp for 4000$ the royal amps jpp15 1700$ and the supro black magick for 1600$
Comment from : ledzeppelinzoso

I have a question that is a bit off topic: what are those things you have on the footswitches of your polytune mini and ditto looper?
Comment from : Stefan Kalscheid

Thanks for the informative demonstration, Mr Guedes! Do you know what volume you were playing at there? I currently have the situation that my 5 W tube combo is a bit too loud for home use
Comment from : Oleg A

this is a great vid!!! i know people who swear on 50+watt amps that can´t be properly turned up even at a gig i have a Blackheart Handsome devil, 15/7w, and a Blackstar 20w i mostly use the Blackheart in 7w with some overdrive in front of it works like a charm
Comment from : hribc78

Nice coat! BRASIL
Comment from : Felipe Rippel

I'll tell you the same thing I tell everyone with a Blues Jr, or for that matter, most newer made Fender amps, Budda: Get the Fromel mod kit and have it installed, or DIY it if you're able, mate The Fromel's aren't really mods as such, but improvements these amps dearly needed Also, these are known for having cold solder joints, so go over those toobrbrAlso, I use an Egnater Rebel 20, and that Monoprice 15 we talked about in the other video comments I'm gonna build a 5 watt Trinity Triton soon, and that might be a game changer At least I'm counting on it
Comment from : Albie Phukt

I have the tone master deluxe reverb and it’s great stand alone but it gets really loud when using gain pedals at low volume Impossible to make gain pedals that need volume to sound good and still have unity gain
Comment from : Richard Walley

Bob the blind bedroom guitarist guitarist

thanks for the videos they're pretty cool the last video I watched of yours was the Harley Benton 15 and it seems to me that you have influenced or influenced by Johnny Winter am I right? I mean you play just like them and I could have closed my eyes and imagined that Johnny Winter was like my favorite guitarist for most my life since I first heard of still alive and well album and that was in 72 when I was a kid and I wanted so much his guitars in the front of the cover he's holding his firebird it took me like two and a half decades but I finally got one but I don't sound to play anything like him LOL and I didn't expect to I know that it's all in the hands I ain't no Johnny went to anyway you sound great and thank you for the videos sincerely yours, Bob the blind bedroom guitars if some of this doesn't make sense there is just no punctuation I'm using speech to text which has its own take on the English language and how it's spelled yeah I'm severely legally blind everyone stay safe
Comment from : Bob the blind bedroom guitarist guitarist

The first youtube guitarist I found who speaks about the room :)
Comment from : Io oI

Mano, obrigado por este vídeo Ando num dilema de comprar ou não um tube para casa e acabei de obter a minha resposta Como estou essencialmente a desenvolver a minha tecnica tenho tocado a partir do logic com monitores ou heaphones de estudio mas queria algo analógico e queria poder usar pedais e já percebi que o blues junior é uma boa opção tanto para casa como até para pequenas gigs Muito obrigado!! Tens outras sugestões de amps para dar uma vista de olhos com master e volume?
Comment from : João Fernandes

Boss katana
Comment from : flobeeone kinobee

Two amps I walked away from that I've been kicking myself over, a Blues Jr for $125 and a Vox AC4C1 BL for $200 Idiot
Comment from : jltrem

Brilliant way to rephrase the typical questionI like how you explored how to use an amp you like (suggesting regardless of wattage, to an extent) for home use
Comment from : Mike Schouten

Wow Finally there is explanation for why my home recorded guitar messes up the mix I always looked for the bass and hated mids and highs because I am almost exclusively playing at home
Comment from : Valer K

Blues junior is too loud for most homes whats wrong with getting a small 5 watt amp for home use
Comment from : Snooze00

Is your amp a Blues Junior or a Pro Junior ???
Comment from : petrochemicals4u

I think the word you're looking for is "Body"
Comment from : petrochemicals4u

I have a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe with 12AY7s & a Lion Tamer in the FX from the UK A little drive and it will break up even at really low volumes Im a total amateur but u can play w Pup heights as well to calm down volume, and or use lower output PUs for ur home instrument
Comment from : hendrix923

What db level did you get?
Comment from : Henrico Gouvêa

Great video!!
Comment from : Matthew Buchanan

Hi Budda! Do you have a clue how to make the Marshall Class 5 home use friendly? It is still too loud for me when I want to get in the overdriven zone Do you have any tip? Thanks a lot Love your channel!
Comment from : chrissalliet

Sliverface Champ
Comment from : Patrick McManus

Oi Budda!brCara! Demais esse vídeo!brComprei um Fender Blues Junior IV a uns dois mesesbrUso ele 90 das vezes em casabrJá gostava muito desse Amp!brAgora, depois aprender com as suas dicas, gosto ainda mais do meu Blues Junior Perfeito pra minha casa e meus pequenos ensaiosbrObrigado Budda, pelas sempre excelente explicaçōesbrSaudaçōes cariocasbrRio de Janeiro - BrasilbrGrande abraço!
Comment from : Claudio Portugal

I clicked on this video just to say this: You look like Ethan from H3H3 in the thumbnail
Comment from : Spaantz

Very informative & helpful Thank you!
Comment from : michael haddan

Thanks, Great Video!!
Comment from : scott crabtree

Really enjoyed your video very useful info
Comment from : Wing Chun

I love your enthusiasm and generosity, thanks for the tips!
Comment from : Paolo Tisi

Any comments on the 57' Champ Reissue? I wanted one but I have a feeling - as you point out in this video, with no master volume that 5 watts is going to be loud Plus they are expensive and there are alternatives on the market Haven't seen any complaints about it though and it sounds good to me in reviews I moved my Blues Jr After the Gold Rush (which really just means a Greenback speaker) to a larger room and the acoustics are much better I also have an amp in a box pedal that I dial in my EQ with and dirty tones, so it mixes well Still loud but it works
Comment from : GuyNarnarian

Excellent
Comment from : JON Gergeceff

Did you buy that Blues Junior in that cabinet? Never seen that before - looks great
Comment from : GuyNarnarian

Thank you for explaining the differences between using an amp at home vs a studio or larger place I've been watching so many YouTube videos about amps because I'm just starting out and I'm not confident or good enough yet to go to a guitar store to try out different amps Im learning on a very cheap modeling amp that sounds really bad but it makes noise so I can at least practice I want a tube amp but I only play at home and need a low watt option You are the first person I've seen who took the time to explain how compression works or doesn't work at different volume and power levels I really learned a lot from this video
Comment from : JPreston

I want to buy a blues junior Should i go for the tweed version or the normal one
Comment from : martinus19

My main amp right now is a 20 Watt Marshall Origin model, thanks to the attenuator I can really drive out the amp and get the sound I want to, even with my 2x12 cab
Comment from : Esteban B Reyes

Budda, this video was really interesting and very informative You make an excellent point about acoustics and home use which I didn't consider before I came across your video whilst trying to figure out what valve amp to buy for home use I have just had my fender strat refurbed and haven't played it for 10 years! I have neighbours and also a baby so I'm looking for an amp which will sound good and won't get me into trouble! :) The style of blues you play is what I love Any tips on which amps I should consider?? I was thinking something in the 5watt range or less Also, what are your thoughts about 1 watt tube amps I've seen mixed reviews about those Thanks Keep up the awesome vids
Comment from : Adam

I like my Fender Super 60 everything I need for home or a small gig
Comment from : Gary Ballanger

Hi, why are you keeping media control to a minimum all the time?
Comment from : AntonStratocaster

You are the man budda!
Comment from : Msmsmsmsms

Hi Budda! Just another simple but important information, for this setup to work the fat switch must be ON all the time, if turned OFF the amp gets almoust no drive at all and sounds very thin
Comment from : Eduardo_Zero Bala

You talk a lot about your Class 5 :)brBought one to play home not a good decisionbrI try to set it low volume, but it begs to be cranked upbrAny advice on playing home volume on it, since it has no Master Volume knob?brAfter that I bought a Valve Junior combo (volume knob only) , it's too loud past 8-9 oclockbrWould an EQ pedal do something for it?brI lower the volume on the guitar so I can use them both but I still feel like I can't get what I look for in a tube amp at home (apartment) use volume levelsbrThey both feel kind of dull a low volumebrI really regret selling my cube 30x for home playing purpuse
Comment from : andrer999

Superb video thanks, already decided I want a blues JR IV to but but som chap has told me categorically to not get one as it’s a one tone ponyand instead get a super champ x2it’s £150 cheaper but is it just as good as a blues junior? Any experience with a super champ x2? Listened to a few reviews and some great tones out of it but not sure it can replicate the same tones as a blues junior hard to tell when you’re just listening via YouTube and not actually being able to play with them yourselfany advice as you clearly know what you’re taking about Cheers
Comment from : Chris Penny

Maaaaan you've just opened my eyes, I never dared to use knobs like that, thought it wouldn't make sense, but it just did Thanks a lot!
Comment from : Urrry

Very cool review man Dig your accent and tone of voice as well as your guitar playing Thanks for the tips Rock on!🤘🏼
Comment from : John Argueta

Bassbreaker 007!!!! 7w of goodness!!!!
Comment from : André Lousada, conductor

When will you start the Jams in Braga?
Comment from : André Lousada, conductor

Thanks for the video What do you think about an attenuator?brbrCan you give a Skype lesson to me in the US?
Comment from : size queen

A Swart Space Tone Reverb
Comment from : c_kenn

How about; the best amp NOT for home use 💀
Comment from : Em B

Allright! Boas dicas Descobri o canal à pouco tempo, boa onda, bons conselhos, e grandes sons! Moro num apartamento com isolamento fraco, tinha um Deluxe Reverb Reissue 65 e fazia precisamente isso de aumentar o bass para dar o feel de ter o amp mais crankado, resultava bem e conseguia curtir a volumes porreiros para a vizinhança, mas parecia-me criminoso um DR nunca cantar acima dos 1,5 de volume então resolvi experimentar algo diferente e comprei o Jazz Chorus mais pequeno JC22 (15W+15W) e meto-lhe um Tumnus (clone do klon) na frente a dar boost de volume e só um toque ou dois de drive para excitar aqueles médios e comprimir um pouco Nunca pensei que fosse soar tão bem, para casa fiquei fã deste setupzinho Muito dinâmico ao rasgar mais forte, limpa bem com volume A técnica de puxar o bass neste amp é que não funciona de todo como no DR, o gajo não tem valvulas e simplesmente não comprime Na realidade a nível de volumes devo andar em níveis muito semelhantes, mas talvez pelas colunas mais pequenas sinto que movimenta menos ar e mete menos vibrações no soalho e paredes brForça!
Comment from : Miguel Ângelo

Thank Man New Subscriber here ,yeah i learn a lot today from you about the BJ i will try your settings on my living room thanks
Comment from : Edgardo Parales

Nice video - you are right: the best amp for you is the one that inspires you the most For me, right now, I am finding the blackface Fender sound does it I have a large room for my home studio 12-foot ceiling, carpeted floor I have a Princeton Reverb reissue that I have in a Mojo Tone pine cabinet with a Weber 10F150, next to a Deluxe Reverb Reissue and a Twin Reverb Reissue, both also with Weber speakers Since the room is large, I can play each around 4-5 without it being deafening Of the three, the Princeton has the best compression, the Twin is the cleanest (duh!), but the Deluxe is a nice intermediate clean with some breakup I have nice pedals but very seldom use them Just a little spring reverb and, occasionally, amp tremolo Never seem to get tired of these amps I play mostly my American strats, but I also play my Les Paul and Jazzmaster Quite a variety of sounds!
Comment from : Michael Mackey

ive never seen a blues junior look like thatyea its nice but how can i build a cab like this? sounds good thothanks anywayill stick with my old champ
Comment from : im annonymous

Hey stumbled on your channel and found it informative, I use a Mesa Boogie Mark III for most of my practice and performance needs Never lets me down Also could you tell me what the progression is at around 1:25 in your video, level is just low enough that I can't make it out Thanks!
Comment from : Mark Wood

Wouldn't you use an attenuator?
Comment from : 100streamliner

Right now I'm using a princeton custom 68 with bass and treble at 10 with a boss bd2 into a mad professor superblack for getting good breakup and overdriven sounds at very low volume (volume at 1)
Comment from : Pedro Alípio

Super Happy with my 65 Fender Princeton Reverb Reissue Also love the Mesa Rectoverb 25, Carr, Suhr I like playing Spanky-Clean - with pedals for drive
Comment from : Michael Caz

I use a 75 Princeton Reverb in a custom cherry cab, or if I want lower volume I can use my 67 Vibro Champ I get pretty good tone I think Use a variety of pedals such as Lovepedals Amp 11, wampler euphoria, pigtronix philosophers tone Germanium micro gold for dirt and compression
Comment from : Art Prince

What is the name of the song the video open with?
Comment from : mraycgz

I'm using a Blackstar Artist 10 AE at home Works really well, but maybe a little bit too loud
Comment from : Andreas Kroon

The real answer is a Quilter
Comment from : Mike Lewis

Thanks for the vid A video on treating the room would be great! I've been saying for years I need to fix up the basement to absorb more sound
Comment from : Bluesbreaker2020

Top tip on the room acoustics problem: get the wife to stand in the room wearing one of her winter coats, arms outstretched, holding a border collie in each hand Soaks up all that harshness
Comment from : Edward McLaughlin