Toyhouse Demos Blackheart... Hear It For Yourself

One of the great things about "working" for Blackheart is that a lot of you out there do our work for us. Case in point: The guys in the band Toyhouse recorded a cover of the song "Diamond in the Rough," using a Blackheart BH5H "Little Giant" head run through a 4x12 M****all cabinet, miked with a Shure SM57.

So, if you've been fretting about not being able to try one out because your local guitar amporium has sold out of Blackhearts, now you can hear it for yourself. And then, we're sure you'll hunt down a Blackheart. In fact, we urge you to do the following. After hearing Toyhouse demo the BH5H (the link is below), drive straight over to your favorite music store, walk up to the counter, smack your open hand down on the counter and exclaim: "My good man [or woman], I see you have no Blackhearts in stock, which is an error of epic proportions. Be that as it may, I would like you to order a Blackheart for me immediately. I have money [or credit or barter or whatever you got] and I am anxious to rock a BH5 [or BH15H or any of the other great models] for myself. Make haste--time is wasting!"

The link, folks: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08Q4p0ugyKE

From the YouTube page itself: "Toyhouse doing a cover of Diamond In The Rough. A bit heavier version. Watch your speakers, LOL. Better audio file here; http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/12/... Video shows Blackheart amp, the guts inside, preamp tube replace with Mullard 12ax7 and recording space. Guitar used was hotrod strat - Bill DeLap custom - built here in Monterey. Marshall slant cab miced with SM57."