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ISP Technologies Stealth Power Amplifier via Mesa Mark V:25 - "Druken Life, Dreamy Death"

A quick demo and 'sort of' comparison of the ISP Technologies Stealth Power Amplifier to the Mesa Boogie Mark V:25 power section. Running my Jackson Juggernaut loaded up with EMG Passive Marty Friedman Set into the Mesa Mark V:25 preamp section using the Mark IV Channel on the Left and the Extreme Channel on the right... going out of the power section into a Two Notes Captor then to various IR's for cab sims... The second part of the video is the preamp section of the Boogie, from the effects loop out to the ISP Stealth into the Two Notes, same as above, Mark IV on the Left, Extreme on the right, various IR's... I find the Mesa power section (on all channels) to be slightly more compressed and slightly more scooped than the ISP Stealth. The ISP, to my ears, is slightly more 'even' across the EQ section, maybe even a slight bump in the mids... very clear, very open. What I like about the ISP Stealth is that with just minor adjustments in the Preamp section in the Boogie (or post production EQ) is that you can get some of that compressed or scooped sound of the Boogie power section, but not the other way around. Which leads me to believe the ISP is very transparent and easy to make adjustments going in and hear those 'easier' as you tweak with fewer limitations. Enjoy! It's not a straight up 'fair' comparison (levels not matched, some EQ in the Boogie's faders, etc)... I was just going for good tones on both the Boogie power section and the ISP.