'ALL HIGH GAIN SOUNDS THE SAME'... (PEAVEY 6505 VS EVH 5150III)

preview_player
Показать описание
Guitars of the Day! Busting the myth that all high gain tones sound the same. Specifically, taking a look at two amps with common lineage, the Peavey 6505+ (now the 6505II) vs EVH 5150III Stealth. Two threads in the evolution of Eddie Van Halen's tone heritage but do they sound identical? Definitely not.

➤ Gear Used
» EVH 5150III Stealth 100W

➤ Bookmark my affiliate link to support the channel 😀

- Rob Curley
- Mike Quezada
- Ryan Kacir
- Ruben Burgos
- derFunkenstein
- Xavier Austin
- Kasey Cochran
- joeli0sis
- Eric from Bloat Games
- Ruiner
- Joseph Valenti
- Mike Norris
- Brandon Elliott
- Seba
- Kyle Lowe
- Shane Degroat
- John Donaldson
- SkollTheBleu
- Valeryi Savich
- Bill Chambers
- Flognoth
- MichaelD8393 .
- Bobby Geize
- Dave L
- Moxie
- Damon Drehobl
- Julien Gomes
- RamadanSteve19
- Steve Irons
- Aaron Luckett
- Andy Bungert
- Matthew King
- Skyler Cless
- Benjamin Noboa
- Christian Petropolis
- Athlon
- Michlin Yevgeny
- DPB
- Mathew Sullivan-jeremiah
- J-rod5150
- Bentonchiez
- Boosted Cajun
- Xero003
- John Roddy
- Markus Meier
- Scott Bacon
- Damian De Los Reyes
- Dan Wischnewski
- Greg
- Craig Deubler
- Chris Biersbach
- Dick Butt
- Ryan Humphrey
- Josh Calzada
- Kip Murray
- Tom McRann
- Gerald Yao
- ReggieDunlop
- Phil Crawford
- Dante Inouye
- Marco Blum
- Mohammad Amin Akhlaghi
- Mark Sanders
- Jason Kissling
- Greg Tribulato
- Bogey
- HAZARD
- Atae Hikaru
- 123freitag
- Ryan Bazeley
- Ronald Porter
- Gene Porter
- Daniel Conk
- Phillip H. Blanton
- David Cho
- Sai Myint
- Matt Sikes
- Edward Turnbull
- Samuel Danubrata
- Kevin
- exliontamer
- William Napier
- CALLUM RADCLIFFE
- Mike Malcolm
- MaestroKat
- James
- Brandon Patton
- Robert Reznik
- Aaron robledo
- Rick
- Sehnsucht Sora
- Jonathan J Rosillo
- isaiah
- Hagel Decozar Purwanto
- Pasha
- Devin Laughlin
- Justin
- Ash Butler
- Ageng Gumilar
- terry goss
- Naomarius
- Mani Mejía
- Gibson Z
- Dennis
- Studio Royale
- Eric Shreds
- Michael Dixon
- Guitar Gal and her Doggo
- michael landrum
- RaymondR
- Donald Barcomb II
- Sander Persson
- José Vega Gibson
- Scott Schultz
- Eric J
- Josh Artrip
- Irving Hee
- Dante
- Walid Khoury
- Mathieu Trong-ân
- Lionel Leong
- Luedinski
- Fiasmo
- John
- Stuttering78
- Salem Korayem
- Levi
- Brian B
- Joshua Stupplebeen
- blaine ludeman
- Jose Sandoval
Рекомендации по теме
Комментарии
Автор

Weird! Feel-wise the EVH is much tighter and smoother, but recorded, almost identical 🤔

Same IR, no boost, no post-EQ. Settings on each amp are almost exactly the same except gain is dialed further back on the EVH because it has so much gain it’s stupid lol.

agufish
Автор

wow its almost like the 6505 and the 5150 are related in some way 🤯

TacticalHyena
Автор

The 6505 is pretty much the "architecture" of the James Brown designed Peavey 5150... the EVH 5150 was designed and refined by the SAME James Brown. It makes sense that they are gonna sound pretty closely alike.

After James left Peavey, he designed for KUSTOM amps and then went on to develop AmpTweaker Pedals. He had to divest from AmpTweaker when EVH (himself) insisted that James Brown be brought on for the EVH/Fender (EVH is a Fender subsidiary) job. I own several AmpTweaker Pedals and they are AMAZING in their own right.

dinein
Автор

Damn they sound so similar and do different at the same time

OlgaTheBat
Автор

Always thought the 6505 was scratchy sounding. Couldn't ever seem to dial it out either. Moved over to a MkIIC+ and have never been happier with my sound.

leftofzeroofficial
Автор

Everyone has bionic ears till the blind test drops.

SashaGarcia
Автор

Boomers will tell you they can't hear any difference, but claim they can tell when your LP doesn't have vintage correct glue 😂

drdoom
Автор

Exact what i wished to see when i switched on utube mr mindreader. 😮

PXR-PXR
Автор

Ones is brighter the other is darker. No it doesn't sound the same lol

NSE
Автор

That 74 custom is honestly one of the most interesting guitars I’ve seen you do a video on

stupidthefish
Автор

Crazy how completely different amps have the same sound 🤯

loganbennett
Автор

What is that riff? It sounds familiar but I can't place it

matthinkle
Автор

EVH has more bite
6505 is more bottom end heavy. Warmer sounding.

sambenevento
Автор

The evh is better tonewise and tighter

gearhead
Автор

i’m confident you can adjust either one to match the tones, if you set the knobs to the same position they’re likely going to sound different due to component tolerances. at the end of the day, it’s largely the same circuit.

ConsanguinitySlam
Автор

Even if you put both eq knobs at the same spot, they will likely have a different effect on the signal since different amp models have different points where the knobs aren’t cutting or boosting its respective frequencies. Basically what I’m saying is that you could make these amps sound the same if you found the “flat spot” for each of the eq knobs and adjusted to your tone relative to that point.

retiredcockroach
Автор

How did you change without doing a cut?

Jaceofspades
Автор

I never liked the sound of Peaveys in any live situation. They just have this wierd noise when they get up past a certain level .

clarkbabin
Автор

6505 was built because evh went on to use another manufacturer, 6505 is the 5150 in all essence, a huge different that would be made are the strings or the cab and mic placement. As someone who has recorded music with both amps, after post, eq, and ducking freq for vocal room, there is virtually no distinction. Promise 🫡 this is not to fuel any argument, this is just stating my anecdotal evidence.

(Also fun fact 6505 stands for their 50th anniversary 1965-2005)

friendlyjvck
Автор

I'm only on my phone at the moment, but the EVH is mixed louder. It's hard to pick out similarities and differences when they're not the same level. Maybe the mids are boosted and it just sounds louder, I don't know. And it's not that these two amps do sound the same, it's that they can sound the same.

MichaelSheaAudio