Beautiful guitar

Is this amp made by AMS?

Now that's a freaky elf

Hey Rob... hope the holidays were spectacular and you're doing well !!! Rock on Sir !

Rob does this age me? I first watched this lesson when you had a full head of hair, a Orange stack and hand sync'd to a dog barking. It was a great lesson then and a great lesson now. So grateful that you've always there for beginners 🙏🙏🙏

Hey chaps, just a random dude from America but wanna say thank you for everything. Been watching you since i was about 13 and i am now 24. About a decade of enjoying you like a freind. Best wishes from America man❤

That moment when you realize you own the cool tone that your salivating over. That it's still in the box. That you snobbed it and put it in a closet because you couldn't believe it would sound good. And now it sounds this good. Good on you fellas!

Very nice Rob. Simple. Clear. Thank you.

I know it's not a new video but definitely one of the best gear videos of 2024. Rob is a monster player and that white T-style is cooler than Fender out today. That "Gallows in the Morning" was SICK.

Nice guitar sound high in the mix and good Lynch-esque exotic solo. Dapper Chappers.

That's awesome, really opened my eyes to how different the modes can sound. Thanks.

U sound like the most awesome band in the last 10 years … what happened rob?

🙏🙏🙏

I really appreciate what you do sir. I’m just a guy from Kentucky the same age as you that just decided a few years ago to make an effort to play guitar. When I run across someone as yourself that does a wonderful job at explaining things, I get really inspired to try harder. Thank you so much for that. Good day sir

The first scale I consciously learned from a book was mixolydian. I was quite disappointed to discover that it didn't sound mexican at all. I fear the drugs were a lot better back then.

Been playing guitar for 30 years and Chappers is the best I’ve seen at explaining the major scale and how it unlocks the modes - just wish I’d had access to this stuff when I first started playing! 😂

"Useful nik naks"... you can take the boy out of England, bot not the England out of the boy!

Great theory from Rob- I hang on every word or should that be every note?

The minor at the end being natural minor. Great scale. Melodic and harmonic are useful too, but not used as often.

Thank you very much for taking the time, this is super helpful. Can't wait for the exercises. I hope you are well, take care Rob.

Nice.

Position to posish??? That’s the worst thing I’ve ever heard. Nobody has ever said that before or they would still be getting punched today.

That was really good. You shed a new light for me. After 50 years of playing guitar that's very cool.

What a great lesson! Thanks! Is why I keep acquiring Chapman guitars.

Hey Mr C.. thanks for this fantastic and informative post.. I look forward to the next one for sure 🎸✌😎

That's a very tidy looking guitar, handy lesson too

Good ideas I shall put to use. Thanks!

How much is the guitar

Great video. Great explanation on the modes too.

Rob!! Thx bro I love your teachings

Very cool!!!! Thank you brother! Definitely going to start working with this.

You forgot to drone with the minor scale. I love droning in minor keys

Always luv ur content thank u man

Algorithm boost.

Why in 2025 would you give the tuning notes .. ppl did this in the 80s on vhs instruction tapes 😂

Thank you, Rob. Best to you and yours for 2025.

i am a total novice here why is there no diagram of the scale , 99 % of this i did not understand but the scale sounds amazing, everything goes so quick it just does not sink in . any advice would be much appreciated , please remember i am a total novice . Ps it gets worse than that im left handed too 🤣

it may not have been a fan, but Eddie did this with a drill. The electric motor is the common factor!

E major is E-F#-G#-A-B-C#-D# So the first note of the scale shape on the A string as demonstrated would be frets: 2(B), 4(C#), 6(D#), 7(E), 9(F#), 11(G#), 12(A), this would give you your 7 modes 👍

Nice explanation of one of my favourite modes. Very useful.

Come for a video about a scale, essentially get a bonus lesson in music theory. Love it!

Long ago I suggested something along the lines of this video when you were asking for ideas about guitar instructional content. I totally forgot about that from several years ago but lo and behold here we are! I’m trying this as soon as I can!

Everybody should have a chapman in their living room. A Rob Chapman that is…….also a chapman guitar they blow me away they are phenomenal

I watch a lot of guitar videos on youtube and very few make me grab a guitar. WELL DONE, can't wait for the next video while I work out my pinkie.

What ever scale, I still enjoy your Chapman ML1 Pro Modern Neck Through. When are you make these again? The concept is great.

This is not about a certain scale as much as about an approach to scales if I understand it correctly. I could be in any drop tuning as well, and start any scale in the 4. Box fitting to the drop tuning-drone ur in as root. That’s what I’m doin at least 😅 but still struggle to keep the scales “accessable if wanted” usually I mix stuff up or even stay away natural minor (just too comfy with it 😭) 😂😂

My hack would be finding a really good distortion pedal with a good gain structure, an overdrive in front of it as a boost, a Boss GE-7 after the distortion for super versatile tone shaping, and then bypass the front of the amp and go into the effects return to get the full effect of using the pedal as a preamp. And those that have a Katana 100w version are able to do this because they have an effects loop, but unfortunately the 50w version doesn't. But, if your amp has an effects loop, it means you can plug your main signal directly into the effects return to bypass the preamp section of your amp and go straight into the power amp.

Nice, Rob. Thank you!

Can you please teach the harmonic minor and how to apply it as well as combine it with pentatonic?

I came to see the most important scale 😩