Axohol's cover of an old Priest classic.  All rights property of Judas Priest.

Featuring:
Antti "Dee" Heikkinen - vocals (Kuopio, Finland)
Bryce Boyd - lead guitar (Seattle, USA)
Steve Kotsopoulos - acoustic, electric rhythm guitars (Marlborough, USA)
Charles Wardick - bass and production (Phoenix, USA)
Mika Lassuri - drums (Jyväskylä, Finland)

Beyond the Realms of Death (cover)

Written, played, recorded and engineered by myself during year 2 of Covid.

Exposed

Super awesome live recording of Axohol knocking out Green Manalishi in NYC in 2006.

Axohol are:
Antti Heikkinen - vocals (Kuopio, Finland)
Bryce Boyd - lead guitars (Seattle, WA)
Steve Kotsopoulos - rhythm guitars (Marlborough, MA)
Charles Wardick - bass/production (Phoenix, AZ)
Mika Lassuri - drums (Jyväskylä - Finland)

Green Man A'Lishi live (cover)

Cover of the 1976 Judas Priest classic "the Ripper".
All publishing rights by Judas Priest

On this day, Axohol are
Antti Heikkinen - vocals (Kuopio, Finland)
Steve Kotsopoulos - rhythm guitars (Marlborough, MA)
Bryce Boyd - lead guitar (Seattle, WA)
Pete Gossett - bass (Biloxi, MS)
Mika Lassuri - drums (Jyväskylä, Finland)
Meticulously produced by Charles Wardick (Phoenix, AZ)

The Rippah (cover)

Sadly, my audio interface went down so I was only able to get an iPhone recording of this before giving it back. This is just random noodling. The amp sounds a little fuzzier than in reality due to iPhone mic distorting and mp3 compression. 

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I recently had the opportunity to test a pre-production prototype from Jet City. I had a really hard time giving this back. This is not a Metal amp, but it will get you to a satisfying hard rock tone. 

What makes this special is the perfect blend between chord articulation and compression. Notes sing effortlessly even with moderate amounts of gain. Chord inversions hold together beautifully. Also, the clean channel is really good. It's not often you find an amp with two flagship channels. This one has it. I will be first in line with a fistful of cash waiting. Will consider parting with my extra kidney for the right price. ;)

JCA45_Prototype

Epic tones / minimal gear. I give you, the Jet City Valve 5. 

♠ Rhythm Guitars: Music Man JP6
♠ Lead Guitar: Chapman ML1
♠ Clean and Crunch: Guitar + Amp.
♠ Lead: Guitar + Vox Ice 9 OD (clean boost,tone shaping) + Amp
♠ Tubes: 12AT7 in V1, 6L6/EL34
♠ Settings: 5 Watt Mode, Bright Switch and Mid Boost engaged
♠ Recorded direct via dummy load.
♠ Cab Sim: Celestion Greenback/SM57/Royer 121 (Redwirez Big Box Free IR Set) 

This song was written and recorded at the speed of life, literally 5 minutes at a time while waiting for kids to brush teeth, etc., and mixed on apple earbuds while waiting for (and commuting on) the morning train. 


Valve5

Quick demo of the Jet City Custom 22 Head. Wrote and recorded on a Saturday. All guitar tones are guitars straight into the amp. No pedals.

- Jet City Custom 22
- Chapman ML1
- '82 Tokai LoveRock
- Jet City Vintage 2x12 Cab loaded with Eminence CV75's
- SM57/Ribbon mics into a M-Audio Profire610
- Mixed on Macbook Pro with Apple Earbuds. FTW!

Custom22

Angry Badger mod from Epic Amplification

Can't Love You Enough(male)

Some riffs from Savatage's awesome Edge of Thorns.  Used my Fender w/ SD Hot Rails and the JC Guitar Slinger OD.  Amp settings in picture.

Chain:
Fender MIM Strat w/ SD Hot Rails
Jet City Guitar Slinger OD
Jet City 22H (2212C) w/ Epic SLO mod + depth
Boss GT3 in loop (for reverb only)
Carvin 412V w/ 2 V30s + 2 JC Eminence in X pattern
Pyle PDMIC78 
Neewer NV700
Behringer UMC202HD
Audacity (no post processing)

Jet City 22H w/ Epic SLO mod + JC Guitar Slinger - Edge of Thorns

JCA22H with Epic Tone B*gnerschall, Depth, NFB, and 6L6GC conversion mods. Running through a Mesa 1x12 wide body cab with a Vet 30 speaker. Just a quick raw recording using 2 SM57s Fredman style, no post EQ.

JCA45_Prototype

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