Traynor YSR-1 demo

Traynor YSR-1 is a Canadian amp from the 70s, that can sound Fendery or Marshally depending on the context, though it has a bit of its own thing going on.
The circuit is somewhere in between Tweed Bassman and JTM-45 or Plexi. It has two channels that can be used by itself or be linked together for more versatility.

It is hard to cover everything in a single video as the amp is very versatile with various cabinets and IRs, so I focused on the settings that I do when play for fun or do songwriting sessions.
Enjoy!

0:00 Straight to the amp overdrive (IR: Mesa 4x12 OS v30)
0:24 Same setting, dynamic playing
1:04 Clean bright channel (IR: Bassman 4x10 p10q)
2:06 Clean single notes
2:23 Boosted with Klon clone (IR: Plexi 4x12 Greenback g12m)
3:14 Reverb + Tremolo (IR: Twin 2x12 JBL D120)
3:54 Bass Channels 1+2 (IR: Ampeg Heritage B15)
4:35 Bass Channel 2
5:17 Boosted with Bad Cat 2-Tone (IR: Friedman M25 Greenback)
6:07 In the mix 1
6:32 In the mix 2