Great show and tell my friend!

Nice one sir! 12:58.

I saw TPTB on this album tour opening for Rush at the Allentown, PA Fairgrounds in Sept., 1979. They kicked ass!

keep them coming 😄

That sounds like an absolute beast. I've actually just resurrected an old Yamaha Pacifica with the Musiclily Alnico V Strat pickups off Amazon (about the same price as yours). They sound really decent.

Dubsy, keep theses videos coming

6:48 2 - for V2 ? 🎸🤔

8:27 A neck pocket gap does make an ideal pic holder though, in my experience and if you ever need to tweak the neck alignment, you’ll be glad of the gap - the bigger, the better! That’s what the salesman told me. And he seemed very certain. 🙃

The darker fingerboard has definitely improved the look, imho and the pickup swap has given it some real bite! Nice project guitar, Dunsy! 👍 Would you gig it? 🎸🤔

“Dunsy says, always have a spare Tele neck in the back of the cupboard, just in case … you never know when you might need one!” That’s what I’m going to tell my Mrs! 😉👍

I enjoy your channel Dunsy! I just do!

Your right about the metal scratch plate Dunsy. I've seen loads and talked to others about the science and the jury is out but metal scratch plate can be excellent at noise suppression but also boost frequencies between 200/400hz which can overpower the top end from the pick up but can help with overly bright pickups. Exactly the opposite of what you'd think.

MIJ CE-2 to my ears.

Relaxing listening to you talk... and empowering listening to you play... you so kept me hooked dear one ✌️🌹

No way you are telling the difference if you close your eyes.

Great song Dunsy and a good song for beginners to learn. Peace 🕊️

So the flat six in bar four should be a --- nah just kidding I'm a tone deaf moron sounded great to me thanks for the lesson!

Awesome lesson!!! Animal Magnatism is my favorite Scorps album. How about another song or two from that album? How about 20th Century Man? Falling in Love? Great stuff man, I enjoy your channel. Keep up the great work.

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One of my favorite albums as well . Thank you for the lesson . I have had a heck of a time trying to figure out the 2d guitar work on the song 'Animal Magnetism' . The 1st guitar and the solo are pretty simple but I don't know if it is my poor hearing that I can't seem to figure out the (I Am , almost sure 🤔 are simple diads ) deep in the mix . Any help would be greatly appreciated. Very happy that I found your channel sir ! Stay safe !!!

На фирме Ямаха так и не поняли два главных секрета Гибсона. 1. Глубина врезки грифа в деку. 2. Влияние корпуса на гриф. У Гибсона по форме это полная поперечная волна. А у Ямахи два рога = две встречные поперечные полуволны и именно это даёт эффект вау вау на чистом звуке.

i have learned alot from yr videos keep them coming😃

Your interpretations always work for me. More Scorps please!

The album that introduced me to the Scorpions. I love it.

I remember when that came out,I was 18yrs happy days. 😎

It came out beautiful. I adore white guitars.

Please stop putting yourself down. We wouldn't be here if we didn't like what we hear. Love your content, keep it coming.

Please get back to Bandmaid my friend. Checkout Glim spanky when you got a chance. Great channel.

Great album.😊

Hands down "The Call of the Wild" and "Tooth Fang and Claw" are Ted's best work!

I watched this and the other video you did on Curve's Clipped, and they were both great! One suggestion/tip would be, to also go over what pedals you are using and what their settings are. It would be great to see a follow up video and go over what pedals and settings you used for these songs, and it would also be great to see more videos on the guitar parts of Curve, like Fait Accompli.

Are you on bath salts ?

Tommy Bolin !!!

Nice guitar. I do like a 12 string, but I only have an acoustic one myself. But I used to love Rik Emmett of Triumph and some of the stuff he did, usually with a double neck.

That 12 string you're playing looks like an ibanez rt 452 (think that's the number), made them in the early 90s.

You can always cheat and use just the thin strings on a six string. Nashville tuning i think they call it. This guitar came on my recommedations literally the day before this video came out. How creepy is that? nice pop song at the end btw.

Nice work Dunsy. What about all those migrants you got coming in? Has UK lost their mind?

derek st holmes would have been a good replacement for sammy hagar in van halen

Riot/,accept

Good test. Imho i preferred the Vintage, certain that the Gibson is not worth paying so much extra for unless you buying one as an investment and do not play it..

That's a beauty, Dunsy! Sounds great too 👍🏻👍🏻

Nice guitar Dunsy, 13 strings sound nice to jangle chords but not for me to play, tried a 12 string once that was it, I'll stick to my old Schecter Devil and Omen more my style mate 🤘🤘😎👍

Btw man phenomenal playing and tone!

I own one, it's one actually featured on his website. It's an unmatched beauty although yours is damned close and phenomenally beautiful. It's the absolute best guitar that I've ever owned or played in my entire life. It's honestly a $5-6k tier quality build for a quarter of that price. The neck is infallible, the fretwork is flawless, try as i may, i have never found a singular flaw in the build or finish. Mine has the igneous pickups that's ceramic based. I really wish i would've gone with the alnico based rune set, that's just my personal preference. The pickups are still the best that I've ever owned. I've owned countless sets of custom pickups as well as the most well known sets, and these are extremely well engineered, well made, encased in metal, indestructible. There's absolutely nothing that i can't do with them tonally. They cover an insanely versatile range. What really blew my mind was the grain interplay with lighting. Mine's made from black limba(body), sycamore top (my God it's gorgeous and so unique). The neck is maple and wenge, with a sycamore fretboard. Under sunlight, natural lighting, all of these grains appears and looks almost like they're moving. It's insane! The neck just feels like it was molded to my hand. It's absolutely effortless to play. It's tonally balanced, resonant, projects acoustically. If you can't tell I'm in love with mine. I've owned it for 4 years now and it's the love of my life. I'll seriously be buried with it when i pass from this world lol. I've put it up against Mayones Hydra, strandberg, many many other guitars and nothing has beaten it's sheer feel, playability, beauty, economics. I play mostly modern Prog Metal/djent but pay jazz, blues, rock as well and it covers everything flawlessly. What I've been most impressed by is it's stability. It took a direct hit from a falling older iMac during moving, it caused some light damage, but by all rights it should've been destroyed. It just ended up with an indention in the horn(still broke my heart though). It didn't knock it out of tune one bit lol.i haven't even had to have it set up over the last 4 years. It's held perfectly after climate changes, moves, countless hours of play. The really sad thing though is Alan's basically only building basses now. His guitars are criminally unknown. You will not find a better guitar, especially at his price points. The amount of attention, the fit and finish, is completely unparalleled.

After I just spent A boat load of money on Gibson ES 335 Supreme your looking pretty smart there bud!

That’s a nice guitar. Saw The Mission twice over the years. Great band.

That looks savage

What a beauty I've seen some clips here on KZbin of The Mission with him playing that one. That always was the bands tone a 12-string through a jazz chorus. Thanks for bringing it.

What a beauty! Sounds great too. Never seen a 335 style with through-body stringing before. I love the sound of 12 strings but they're just not for me. I had a long term loan of my mate's Burns Double Six but I couldn't get to grips with it. Tuning is a real head nipper!

I would rather die than intonate that thing :)