Uploaded April 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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Cornford RH30 is not an amp dedicated for metal but after installing Dimebag Signature Set ( SH-13 and SH-1) in Hufschmid Helldunkel guitar, I found that tone could be pretty useful for some heavy playing as well
No EQ - just a raw tone from the amp. Only post processing is a volume level normalizationa and a noise gate.
Gear used in the video:
1. Hufschmid Helldunkel All Sapeli guitar
2. Seymour Duncan Dimebucker and SH-1 59 pickups
3. Cornford RH30 amp
4. David Laboga DL 212 FSPS - 2 x 12" guitar cab
5. Audio-Technica ATM650 - dynamic microphone
Note: Cables from Send - Return go to T.C G-major which is on bypass mode.
When I've listened to the tone on my set of different mixing audio gear (Adam A7 monitors, Sharp mini hi-fi, 2+1 PC sub set, Stereo PC 2" inch speakers set and Sennheiser headphones) I found that direct tone sounds great on flat sounding monitors but would need some tweak for regular home audio (especially 4-6 kHz range and a few dB cut around 300-600 Hz). I didn't do this to not cheat on this demo but while those experiments I found it could really do the job for some metal productions. It all depend on the stuff You use to listen to this demo (Yep I know...that's obvious)
Find me on facebook:
facebook.com/DariusWave
Cornford RH30 is not an amp dedicated for metal but after installing Dimebag Signature Set ( SH-13 and SH-1) in Hufschmid Helldunkel guitar, I found that tone could be pretty useful for some heavy playing as well
No EQ - just a raw tone from the amp. Only post processing is a volume level normalizationa and a noise gate.
Gear used in the video:
1. Hufschmid Helldunkel All Sapeli guitar
2. Seymour Duncan Dimebucker and SH-1 59 pickups
3. Cornford RH30 amp
4. David Laboga DL 212 FSPS - 2 x 12" guitar cab
5. Audio-Technica ATM650 - dynamic microphone
Note: Cables from Send - Return go to T.C G-major which is on bypass mode.
When I've listened to the tone on my set of different mixing audio gear (Adam A7 monitors, Sharp mini hi-fi, 2+1 PC sub set, Stereo PC 2" inch speakers set and Sennheiser headphones) I found that direct tone sounds great on flat sounding monitors but would need some tweak for regular home audio (especially 4-6 kHz range and a few dB cut around 300-600 Hz). I didn't do this to not cheat on this demo but while those experiments I found it could really do the job for some metal productions. It all depend on the stuff You use to listen to this demo (Yep I know...that's obvious)
