I’m glad you enjoyed it! Are you able to link your version here in the comments? 🤘🏼😜

Looks like its an E-II series (previously known as ESP Standard). Absolutely great guitars.

Well you stretch them after you’ve locked them down and brought them up to pitch initially. As mentioned in the videos description. 🤘🏼😜

Yes it really matters. First off, if you laid it flat the guitar would be resting on its headstock.. which you definitely dont want to do and is the entire point of using a neck rest. Secondly, placing the neck rest closer to the body will actually pitch the angle of the guitar higher in relation to the table. Even if only a little bit. You dont want to lay your guitar flat unless the headstock can hang past whatever table you’re working on. 🤘🏼😜

@@MadManMusic makes sense, lowkey that would be great for sand the the fret board especially sense you gotta put a Lil pressure on it

Im glad you think so! Thank you! Be sure to check out the Full Version! 🤘🏼😜

Sadly there is no built in amp.. 🤘🏼😜

I need to check out these Pod Go’s. Im curious. 🤔 Historically I’ve always enjoyed Line 6 stuff. And I appreciate that they are trying to break into the tiny gear realm. 🤘🏼😜

I would love to see how well the $5 paint brush works to buff out guitar cleaner spray. 🤷🏻‍♂️ 🤘🏼😜

Im glad you enjoy it! Check out my other remixes and remember to share!! 🤘🏼😜

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Thats the reaction I was going for! 🤘🏼😜

Toothbrushes work great for working off grime. However, if you have a Rosewood or Ebony Fretboard you definitely want to treat it with Lemon Oil otherwise it will eventually dry out and crack. Just like any other type of fine wood products. Furnishings etc. 🤘🏼😜

fender?

@@SuperChad1313 Gibson SG

Look like les Paul .. but i don't know

Im a Florida Boy! 🤘🏼😜

@@MadManMusic same born n raised in the 305! Wish you the best with all your endeavors my friend!! Rocking with ya!

Yes, Microfiber Cloth is safe on Nitro! But of course you should always use caution. 🤘🏼😜

...nope what? Definitely use lemon oil to clean and moisturize your fretboard once every few months... not just water because that will lead to the wood drying out and causing damage. The oil locks the woods natural moisture in, just like we've been doing with high end wood furniture for centuries. 🤘🏼😜

@@MadManMusic lol thank you, I was refaring to my maple strat. Well wishings and all the best furthermore.

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I’m had some of the older model 1000 series guitars come with decent locking tuners… but for years now ESP’s LTD tuners have been terrible.. Especially the ones that came on this TE-200. 🤘🏼😜

@@MadManMusic well the nonlocking ones are terrible but these are on anything from 10 to 200 series, 401 series usually have nonlocking grovers which are very good only locks are missing and 1000 series have LTD locking which are imho as good as the grovers. I have various 1000s from 2008 - 2020 and all have these and all hold tuning very well and were never needed to be swapped due to instability.

@@MadManMusic shiiit my bad :D 1000s have ESP not LTD locking tuners... okay :D i never noticed until now always thought they are LTD branded :D :D :D sorry. But actually now i noticed some of my 1000s have ESP branded lockings and some LTD. They look totally the same apart from the logo and honestly i never noticed any difference in quality among them...

Unfortunately drop tuning and having the system actually work while set to a Standard Tuning doesn’t work. You can set it to a Drop Tuning and then tune that String Up, not the other way around because the saddle will be way out of place making your intonation incorrect, and also when you tune up you’re susceptible to tuning slippage until the tension drops back below the bend stop. Just be aware of that. 🤘🏼😜

True enough. However most people playing at home probably dont change their strings each month. When Im not on tour I dont need to change mind for 2-3 months. I’m not playing every single day but thats when they really start to sound dull for me and thats a great time frame for cleaning and moisturizing the fret board. 🤘🏼😜

Not for this particular set up, but I do have a few videos showcasing some of these pedals including. Check this one out ➡️ HUGE SOUND... Tiny Package - Harley Benton GPA-100 Pedal Board Power Amplifier! kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKTQpZJoep6kedU 🤘🏼😜

@@MadManMusicI’ll watch that now? That video explained the questions I had in the beginning of it.

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Ha! Awesome! Thanks! 🤘🏼😜

Probably not 🙈🙈🙈 Happy Accident I guess! 🤘🏼😜

Definitely! 💪🏼 🤘🏼😜

or Evertune!

Yup! So whatever you have the guitar tuned to originally, this pedal will pitch it down in half-step increments. Just be aware that the pedal affects the signal it receives as a whole. So it will not just drop one string or certain notes. It will drop the entire tuning. 🤘🏼😜

@@MadManMusic makes sense! Thanks for the quick response

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Im glad it was helpful!! 🤘🏼😜

Not as much as you’d think. But I did also tour around the world with this guitar for a handful of years. 🤘🏼😜

You should! They are fun and can be relatively inexpensive. Just depends on what you need! 🤘🏼😜