Fret Guru for crowning file. Hosco for nut slot files.

Cool Video, very helpful! Cant wait for more Tonex One videos!

Im 199 subscribed

Good video mate. I have a few of those same tools. I thought my notched straight edge was buggered but then I realised the scale lengths were marked on the wrong sides 😂 other than that it is quite good

I have an M13. Picked it up about 10 years ago? I play in a party cover band as a utility guitarist. I love the ability to switch to completely different 'pedal boards' with midi to cover a wide range of sounds. The distortion and overdrive sounds are terrible so I use separate pedals for that but great for all the other effects.

Nice❤

Sounds great, keep up the good work!

Sir, can you recomend this for lead solo???? Thanks..

I use a Paige capo. One thing I like about it is that I can keep it on the nut of my guitar when not in use

I had an M13. It was awesome. Moved it on when I switched to 11R, but i have no doubt it still sounds great.

Great idea

Good job on setting up the amp model to take the pedals well. Clean on the neck and hairy on the bridge when you dig in is just how I set things up too. That's when the amp (or amp model) is ready to compress when you hit it with more signal without jumping up too much in volume between clean and dirty.

You can put lots of amps or same amps with different settings in presets. Instead of the middle ground approach, we can get our various guitars and make i.e. the same amp tuned spesifically for them and color code to keep track which is which so when we change guitars, we can compansate whatever changes between guitars. Also you can use A/B mode of the same amp instead of C mode if you want to use it as a solo switch. A with the normal setting and B with a little more volume/gain and delay(and still have 10 different settings paired with their solo counterparts). Very nice video btw. Liked n subbed. Peace.

Nice thanks, do you know what the difference is between yours and the OS50EQ? Ta matey

Good video mate. I’ve been considering getting one myself. By the way, we have the exact same number of subs 😂🎉

Please review the Artist P24 solid top parlor! Good specs but no reviews or sound samples

Have you ever wondered why violinists play without a capo? 😂

I've only ever owned two capos in almost 35 years - a rubbish cheapo thing I picked up shortly after I started playing and didn't know any better and then my Shubb, which I use to this day. I am always telling people to get a Shubb but they almost always do what they want and get something like the other one you showed 🤦‍♂

Personally speaking, after 50 years of guitar playing, I haven't found a better capo than a G7th. The one I have fits my acoustic and electric guitars, never throws the tuning, and the mechanism is the easiest on the market to use. I swear by them.

G7th

There is always struggles with the chromatic tuners for 440 standard tuning , looks to me you have intonation problems ? Capo's don't cure that they expose them I've used a capo for years and I admit some are garbage , but I also stoped using a electronic tuner for years also ( enter the tuning fork mine is the key of A ) with a little ear training that's all that's needed . In fact I learned how the pitch of a in tuned guitar should sound by ear be for I ever started learning to play one I use to do this for my fathers guitar way back in the 70s be for and after he would play the darn thing capos are good really good for octaves but expose everything else if there's neck or fret problems that's why so many guitarists chose jumbo frets for play ability . A good neck , a good fret job , and an ear training , is essential get yourself a tuning fork pitch don't lie electronic tuners do. There nasty for playing live and can be very frustrating . I've always had a trust worthy telecaster the best for staying in tune and beats all other guitars up against it . Can't beat the call of duty on those . Get a good capo with quick release and your flying .

Kyser Best

I love my Shubb. I have had the same one of 25 years!! Does not throw the guitar out of tune like most others!

Capo... Capo... I don't need no stinkin' capo.

I've gone to the C1 Shubb and love it. Had it a couple of years and won't go back to the usual spring-type variations. Only real drawback is that the Shubb is either on or off the neck. You can't clip it on the head stock while playing without it. When I bought a 12 string last year, I got the C3. Nope, not even close. The "octave" strings either buzzed or rang out from their open positions. So, I spent some more money and got the G7th Compensated Capo. Takes a few tries to find its sweet spot on the strings, but once you do it becomes second nature and every string is properly capo'd. I realize that we rarely need to capo a 12 string but, if you do, you will need a proper compensated capo.

I just ordered one of those actually from my local guitar shop. She recommended it to me and I really liked the feel of it.

I'm in the US and was steered by my local guitar shop to the exact same capo you're showing as your replacement... It was my first capo, and the little adjustment screw was the main thing pointed out as being important. I use the same one on my acoustic and all my electrics and have never had a problem. The shop owner told me he only sells the spring-clamp type to uke players because "that's all those are any good for." I think I paid 32 quid with tax. Great video... thanks for all the cussing it makes me feel at home!

I have a shitty capo. The less time and care i take to put it on the better it works as long as i put it a little central between frets more toward the bridge

I recommend the Paige capo, thinnest I ever saw. It locks and you keep it on your guitar, above the nut. Available from Amazon. And you get 2 sleeves with it.

Something is wrong with that low E. Maybe you need some work done on the guitar?

Wasn't going to watch....glad I did! Thanks.

Nux sounds fizzy n tonex softwere sounds nasaly...i saw some free triple rec tonex capture sounds much better than this

Thinking about buying this directly from Aliexpress. If you are interested in selling yours though please shoot me a message or something!

I have a blue ridge parlor, man it is beautiful sounding guitar, bought it from guitar bros in Brisbane on discount $1.600 , I was working then lol , bit tough on the pension 😂

Not a fan. Would rather get a used ibanez artwood, 10x the guitar in terms of sound

kinda sounds shit mate

That shirt is amazing. I want one

It's compressed and boxy for hard strumming, like any parlor, but it didn't break up.

I personally like the shirt :D

To me, all tones have their place, none really better or worse. I have Tonex One & Headrush Prime, had Kemper Stage and Fractal FM3, all great in their own way, all top shelf unique tones.

TONEX

Hey Andrew, I can't play bass (& I'm crappy at guitar too 😂), so absolutely no criticism here. My son has a music degree in Preform Jazz, on the bass. He'd commend you for using your Index & Middle fingers (and not using a pick). He has a number of basses and what he does with his thumb varies. With his 5-string and 4-strings that have humbuckers, he anchors his thumb out of the way on the top edge of the pickup and single coil pickups, because they are smaller, he anchors on the body of the bass. By doing this, he keeps his thumb out of the way to enable his fingers to do the walking. Anyway, I hope that helps. Kind regards -Rod

QC by Leo. What happened to Hank? 😅.

Very good video! I’m looking forward to getting more Artist guitars

thank you...

My money is on the Tonex!

I hate those high gain tones in the amp academy, are too fuzzy

First one

2nd blows the first away

I will never ever install anything from IK multimedia ever again. I bought a bunch of their plugins, took me 3 days to install, no options to uninstall, worst programming standards ever. Barely legal the amount of sketchiness in their software. I bought a DSM simplifier x and I'm extremely happy. Analog, no latency, super.