Better remove the joystick stick instead of using a tape roll. It just simply screws out. And I use pillows to protect the pitch bender and everything else. I might make a D-50 repair video myself on my KZbin channel as I attempt to fix the aftertouch, with has become weak on both my D-50s.

Hermano muy bueno el video, me gustaria saber que tipo de madera es el cuerpo de esa pevey??

I have 2 k2500x and triton pro. I want to use a gotek drive that supports 1,000 floppy diskettes. Your video helped me a lot. thanks.

Really interesting, some great tips! 🙏👍😎

Good work! Buen trabajo! Perdona mi mal espanol. Yo vi una hoy en una casa de empeno en mi ciudad (Oklahoma City). Tal vez voy a comprarla. Es muy sucio, pero creo que yo puedo restaurarla.

Bello/Magnifico 💎💎💎💎💎💎

Buen video. ¿Qué tal este ampli para uso en casa? ¿Se puede dominar o es excesivamente ruidoso? ¿Con volumen similar a la televisión es usable? Gracias por la respuesta.

Nice work on the song! I am considering either this Luna, or the Yamaha GL-1 guitalele. How do you like your Luna?

4 minutes of talking. . it said quick demo.. hahaha

Actually, Martin did not file a 'lawsuit' against Takamine, nor did Takamine 'copy' the Martin guitars. Takamine was contracted to make Martin guitars for the export market due to USA Export laws at the time. The deal fell through, but Takamine continued to make the 'Martin' guitars, but applied their own logo using the Martin font/style and kept the Martin style headstock. Martin filed multiple CaD (Cease and Desist) orders over the logo and headstock style. Takamine eventually changed the logo and headstock style and developped their own models based on the knowledge and experience they gained making the Martin guitars.

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I have this same amp. My first "decent" amp, lol! Running clean, it still sounds freaking awesome with my pedal board

Hi good job👍👍, do you have any problems with hiss of the amp? My new head ss22 is hissing too much at low clen volume, any idea how to solve it? Thnx 🙏and nice day from🇨🇿

Tune that thing man!

One comment on the text at 1:00. The ukulele was not developed in Portugal, but rather by Portuguese immigrants living in Hawaii. It's a product of syncretism, or two cultures combining together. It adapts several pre-existing Portuguese instruments, notably the cavaquinho and rajão, into the Hawaiian musical tradition. Manuel Nunes claimed to be it's inventor, and while this was never verified, he did own the very first ukulele store.

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Keep going!

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