Sound Like Nickelback | Without Busting the Bank!

This time John & Ben are trying to capture the iconic sound of the infamous band - Nickelback! Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

*Ben's Rig:*

*John's Rig:*
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⏰ Timestamps ⏰
» 0:00 Welcome Back!
» 0:15 About Nickelback
» 11:53 'Burn It To The Ground'
» 12:40 First Thoughts!
» 12:57 John's Rig!
» 16:53 'Animals'
» 17:19 Ben's Rig!
» 21:40 Final Thoughts!
» 22:41 'Feed the Machine'
» 23:05 Price!
» 24:43 'This Means War'

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[martinscholes]

John is an insane player. Very talented and he’s really stepped up in this series. Good stuff!

[hiyeja]

Great job guys 🤘🏻

I don’t get all the hate, these Riffs are absolutely siiick !!!

[mauro]

This is how you remind me to play my guitar 🤙🏼

[troyharkcom]

Absolutely love what you guys are doing!!!

[kasnitch]

I bought a Digitech drop this past spring ... expensive in Canada .. very well made and tracks pretty good . I love being able to play alternate tunings with a Floyd literally at the press of a button and no other hassles . Wish I could lay it down like those young Jedi, but I'm a former miner and my hands and back are beat to hell . Get the guys to record busting episodes also please .

[Owen_plays_music]

I like those new guys, great job !

PS: i'm sad you didn't play older stuffs like Too Bad or How You Remind Me

[andrewpappas]

I definitely went through a period a few years ago when I was on the bandwagon of hating on Nickelback but I honestly love them and they do definitely have some absolutely killer riffs (Burn It to the Ground being the song that really got me into them so I’m happy that you guys did it), great as always and I definitely say you guys got damn close spot-on to the original songs

[Thematchma]

its been 10 years since the last nickelback wobtb, WHEN IS BUSTING THE BANK GONNA COME OUTTTT

[g_pogorelskiy]

Great vid, guys!
Nickelback have been going through their redemption arc for sure
I think it proves that all the hate towards them is kinda fake
The hate within Linkin Park community is much more tense, which is painful to see

[Fatal_Inertia]

Not sure if you had one at the time, but the PRS MT15 Mark Tremonti amp head would've done very well for the price bracket you guys were working with

[doctoribanez]

I have only heard the songs that were on the radio 12 trillion times . I think maybe that is what happened to them .

[jeremyg]

Saw NB back in the day, make sure you save some money for the pyro!

[sir_quirkus]

Tbh sounding like nickelback without busting the bank is kind of an oxymoron. Their entire sound is based off of extremely expensive post production

[TayTayKemp]

The video that I didn’t think I wanted 🥹

[TheCDNJumpmaster]

I'm using a Gibson SG Standard with a Fender Custom II 25 amp. How can I get the Nickelband sound with this gear?

[golfrick]

Could you please do a sounds like Ty Tabor from Kings X ❤

[SRone]

Sound like Judas Priest
Sound like Soundgarden
Sound like Megadeth
Sound like Korn

[theprisonier]

Sound like, more we want (busting and not busting)

[madbrad]

Please do a Chuck berry sound like by Busting the bank

[dexterkouzmanoff]

This video is why you guys will slowly consume your larger competitors