Thank you! 😊🤟

Great video, perfect for learning :). Mana many thanks.

Another amp you always saw them with during this period was Ampeg.

Goats Head is truly one of my favorites. One of those rare cover to cover LP's where I love every song.

As much as I love the Glimmer Twins, one does get a little skeptical when looking at their string of masterpiece albums and literally every tune is Jagger/Richards, post Brian.

By design, the common round-wound light gauge electric guitar string set provides us the tone and convenience of being able to bend our G-string. This wasn't always the case in the early electric guitar days, were we had a wound G string. In order to balance the way a light gauge set feels we have the price of having a slightly dominant low E. As plain steel tends to sound louder by mass then a wound one, the G string tends to stick out. Compound that by string radius and harmonic distortion we can use some help there. We benefit from adjustable pole pieces to compensate for that imbalance, and setting them up right gives us a nice natural and open sound that feels and works great in recordings and of course live. Yes, we take our time in this and listen to the strings in a musical way, in a harmonic context if you will...through an amp, and in a room. Please enjoy!

merci pour cette superbe vidéo . great vidéo huge tutorial end great sound.

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Awesome man

Very good work and very informative. Thank you.

nice, what backing track are you using?

Very very good work

Very well done. Heard this solo a million times and like how you added your own bits in there

Nice!

Aldo you have great touch. You choose players with great touch too, like Mick Taylor and Gilmour. Very very good playing, and you choice of the Tele here works well ;)

Love it!

looks like e major pentatonic

On a Tele, why not?

On a Tele,..Well, why not? Please Enjoy!

Aldo my friend, any Stones content in the works? Champ sounds wonderful!

Hello from France good job respect

The only problem is that lowering the polepiece makes the nagentic field stronger and raising makes the magnetic field weaker

best tutorial for starfucker lead , well done mate

The normal channel should have more gain. It definitely has more on my '65 Deluxe. The Tremolo channel bleeds away more signal than the Normal channel according to research, and my own test diming both channels. ✌️ My plate voltage is 485 with the line voltage at 124v!!! Amp sounds great and I don't know why it is so incredibly high (on my '65 Deluxe... schematic says should be 425)! Do you think it is the Amperex GZ34 rectifier tube causing the sky high voltage?

This is probably one of Taylor' very best solos. Amazing that you should have gone at such length to analyze it and describe it for us to learn. A lot of rare details shown! At some point towards the end, you say the note 15 on the B string, which seems to be over A chord on your chart, is wrong. its a A# if over the A chord, which is indeed odd ! it sounds ... good tho, somehow even though its out of it. Did I get it right ? Thanks again Aldo.

This is beautiful. You're a great player.

Just wonderful. Thanks to the algorithm for recommending this. Subscribed!

Terrible

Nice

Funny Intro 😂

Bahut badhiya khela hai 😊😊😊

We love it ❤

Thank you for sound

Very nice

This solo always stood out to me and it's finally time to honor it with a transcription and step-by step video to learn how to play it. I feel it just has a certain extra magic that makes it one of if not, his BEST. The reason I chose this solo is that there's no official audio or video footage available, just this bootleg. A desk recording called 'Unreleased Decca Live Album'. Inferior sounding or not, I used to listen to that stuff over and over and I've always felt there was something magic about it. It feels like. truly inspired improvisation. Please enjoy and let's keep this craft in the music business! CONTENTS: 0:00 SOLO PLAYTROUGH 1:22 INTRODUCTION 3:59 AUTHENTIC YOUTUBING 4:17 GUITAR SOUND 6:36 AMP SOUND 8:24 GUITAR LESSON 39:57 OUTRODUCTION

Truly enjoyed this video! Thanks for the trip to tube amp heaven! I have a re-issue 600 and can only dream of getting tones like this! Great playing as well, sir.

Good one!

Great job! Thought the clean tones were quite good. Not sure it can take being pushed though.

I have one of these. The biggest improvement can be found in trying new speakers and different preamp tubes. Ymmv

I've been fortunate enough to be in the same room with that amp and it sounds freakin' amazing. I really LOVE big amps, I believe dr Freud has something to say about that 😂, but this thing sounds huge! You'd never believe it was a 6 inch speaker. Aldo's not only a monster player but he's pretty handy fixing and maintaining tube amps.

Good show, Aldo...

It's incredible how this tiny tube amp with only a 6inch speaker produces the tones we vintage rock and roll lovers long for, without the raspy harshness we usually associate tiny speakers with! The metal 6SJ7 preamp tube and 5B1/5C1 circuit create a unique dark voice for this amp. It's warm, has a permanent rich harmonic distortion and is super dynamic. Jazz to Rock, pedal platform, low volume studio recordings, no problem. Please enjoy and let me know what you'd like to see this amp do. Let's make it last to 100 years old working, this one!

Doyle is Bramhall the the third not second.

Great video man, thank you! It solves the sound issues I had with the princeton. It always sounded so muddy when using the amps distortion! I will defintately try that out :)

The Stones love the 5-9 frets (would you say at least half of their songs are on those frets)?!!

Great video thanks I'd like to see a demo with the au7 tube for more clean head room on this Amp thanks,

Bellissima!

Mick t put the stones at the top of the heap

I could always hear The Difference but I Only got it right about 75% of the time

You can play it but you’re not Big Doyle ll…