There will always be a place in the market for Dean Guitars. Just look at how man guys marry ugly partners 😬

Check out our full video about Dean here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZOWc2CZoNNkiNU We did make this prior to the recent Gibson vs. Dean appeal was finalized. In our full video we talk to the Dean team and hear their perspective on all of this.

Habe den DigiTech Trio Plus+ Bandcreator vor ca. 2 Jahren neu gekauft, aber noch nicht ausprobiert. Gibt es hier ein Video, das die Handhabung auf Deutsch zeigt..

Wow! Karaoke in a box! How original. You don't need other musicians anymore! No versatility. EVERYONE can sound just like everyone else. Welcome to modern pop music. Does it have fingersnaps? Robot groupies soon to come.

Looks like another Gibson's upper management making decisions like turkeys.

Marshall, ALL THE WAY…. 😮

I think they should've blessed folks around the world who couldnt afford a guiatr . Shame on them

Wow never knew this one existed 😍😍 gotta have it

Not 3/4 … hello

ho hum ,TLDL

Why is the 59 most popular? What is the reson?

Could be a great gadget to just relax and jam around in your personal space...... Would love to have it...

$650 for a glaser not thousands and those aren’t in the way.

I own a V Chicago series flying v and its my favorite guitar. I wish they will win this lawsuit. They seemed disoriented the last couple of years but now they are back on track.

Ah, that's just what they get for being such a pretentious company! They could have given those guitars up for charity or something!

so the foot pedal is an extra accessory?

Great vid demo! Can you add other effects pedals to the Trio (Wah Wah, or fuzz etc) or can you only use the built in effects?

Marshall

Por favor,menos palabrerio y mas demostracion,no son actores,y por lo visto,tampoco musicos?!

Superb! The guitar chord strum will tell the drums and bass what best to play

These are cool, but I wonder one through a guitar channel a few years ago and never really figured it out intuitively. This video is one of the most informative “how to” videos I’ve seen, and definitely the most FUN video I’ve seen with it! Thanks and Great job!

Hey guys, what kind of gear holder is that? Thx!

My tiny Blackstar ID Core stereo 40 Is literally half the size of the amp you have there and when I add a pair of switched 1/4 in output jacle to drive a pair of external speaker cabe I can get more full tone at a decent volume and if i add internal amps to the extension cabs I'll get even more. these will be a pair of 4X12" vertical/tower cabs that when stood together side by side with the amp laid face down on top of the cabs will essentially be a Full Stack. the switched output jacks disable the internal speakers when in use so laying the amp front down on top of the cabs the amp controls and jacks are facing forward. for easier access, the external cab output jacks will be recessed in the bottom of the amp cab to face rearward when in use the cabs and custom cables I will make myself to my design. I don't plan to use regular guitar speakers in the build but cheap woofers and small amp boards available on Amazon and small power supply for each mounter inside the cabs as with the powered subwoofer in my surround sound system which I can also hook the amp into through an adapter cable from the 1/8In stereo optput jack of the amp to 2 RCA's into the CD in of the surround system receiver for louder and fuller tones., at 65 I'm child of the '70's and like my music loud and proud. My custom Strat I built has a mand made custom brushed stainless steel pick guard loaded with 3 quad rail/coil humbuckers wired like a classic 50's Les Paul with a third pair of control pots , chrome knobs ,chrome switch tip on the Fender 5-way blade stitch 500K audio taper P/P volume pots and the 500k audio taper tone pots with the bridge a P/P tone to activate the neck and bridge pick ups together regardless of the 5-way switch position. tone caps are .047 orange drop caps for a little brighter tone for that brighter Strat tone so that the active coils when split are toward the bridge for a more Strat like tone as well. wiring all the controls and pickups was quite an adventure to say the least... This being my very first guitar build/mod project made it a real challenge but I gained a lot of experience and enhanced my woodworking skills. researching techniques online for all the wiring for electronics paint techniques fir the stars and planets space theme paint scheme on the body and head stock with a combination of spray cans and airbrushed details with silver micro glitter accented with dark blue paint to tint it and a semi-gloss finish. over a black and dark blue background. evokes the new name I gave the unique and cool looking guitar..Other mods and upgrades include roller bridge saddles replacing the cheap pot metal trem block with a full size solid brass trem block, roller string trees a titanium nut and locking tuners. also strap locks to keep the guitar where I want it to stay. I call it the "Stellarcaster" in keeping with it's "Starcaster-Strat" roots. taken to the next level... it's well set-up. frets well polished,fretboard oiled jus right and strings tuned to E-Flat standard like any good Strat should be to sound as good as it looks. Wanna Play??? . The number of tonal variations available are virtually unlimited when added to the options in the amp as well. and then we have the in built effects in the amp added into the mix. What fun trying to find them all and experiment with all the knobs and switches...It looks so good just hanging up there on my wall and even better slung on my shoulder while I play it. I use hand made custom picks that I made frpm old hotel card keys from various hotels that the commercial laundry service that I worked for provided wash and fols services and well and the towels and linens. It's amazing what all comes mixed in with all that laundry thai I had to pre-sort to send to the main sorting line and on to the wash tunnels and dryers then in to the dry and fold machines for linins abd pneumatic towel folders and back into the transport bins that they arrived in to start. I have a collection of about 500 card keys to cut and sand to the right size and shape to use as the cool custom picks i make them into. using a pick punch would be a little easire to get the right shape with a little less work but, I get the job done just fine the way I do it now. The colors are whatever colors and patterns they come in but that is part of their charm I think. good sharp scissors and some good sandpaper work just fine to get me where I want to go with the picks i make for myself. cost next to nothing and only a little time invested. I can make them whenever i get the itch to keep my hands busy for a while. I can get up to 6 picks from a single card which are about the same dimensions as any credit/debit card available anywhere .without embossed letters or numbers. , only smooth printed colorful cards. the magnetic strip in them makes no diff at all anyway. and you cant see it either. retirement and being widoww3d means I have way too much time on my hands. I can use than overly abundant time for whatever i want. Usually surfing the web , eating if I want or sleeping whenever i feel like. or I might do some yard work that needs taken care of. a little exercise is good for me too. the next guitar project is a Tele Based Esquire with classic wiring. maybe a thin line type semi-hollow. I'll use the Tele Bridge P/U given to me by Dylan of 'Dylan Talks Tone You tube channel in a random give away. It's just waiting for a guitar to go into whenever i make it. I may use non traditional materials in it's construction. I like to experiment and challenge myself. ADHD all my life tends to make me restless and bored most of the time if I don't have something to hold my interest. Challenging myself in a custom guitar build is a good way to entertain myself and learn new skills. ... Remember that along with the ADHD comes an above average I.Q. as well and insatiable curiosity. and thirst for learning new and interesting things no matter how old I get, I still enjoy learning new and interesting things So . my new guitar hobby will allow mw to literally build my own guitar collection by myself and I can take pride in having done it myself. I plan to make various versions of many different guitars...and experiment with new shapes and materials as i explore the guitar hobby a sfar as it takes me. different shapes, colors, Pick-ups wiring. and the rest. I want to make cool guitars that look, feel and play good. Interesting to do with my hands using skills and tools while making interssting good looking and well made guitars I can be proud to have made with my own hands. fingers get a little stiff sometimes but I muddle through.

Dude. The dye is too dark

whattt ????? They don't even mention Eric Peterson as an artist ????????

is it available for peano

Either this pedal suck or these guys just made the worst possible pedal demo I’ve ever seen. Either way, It really made want to never buy the pedal 😂

Adam Jones from Tool is the whole reason why I got into guitar. My first guitar was a Les Paul

They could have donated those guitars to charities and would have recouped more money than the tax write off

People: “can’t you just donate them? Gibson: “if nobody buys them NOBODY PLAYS THEM!!!”

I have a Stagg Les Paul, it is really beautiful. Not a very expensive guitar, but very pretty and I’ll probably keep it for ever or pass it along if any of my kids want to play some day.

Hello, how can i used it¿ i am a solo performer,, thank you

Wow, nice❤❤

Just subscribed love this channel

I love my Trio Plus but... it has turned me into a hermit, alone in my basement. Great vid 👍

Can it save presets? Otherwise, i honestly cant see how youd use this live. There would be too much fiddling with the pedal

Programmable? Not good if I have to do all that prep in front of an audience.

Where can I get this nigeria

Certano's stuff is really well built and robust. I have his older palm benders kit that required more modification (had to drill into my body). Always received great support from Mr. Certano. It's pretty exciting to see a no modification kit from Certano. Peters also makes nice benders as well. With a lot of different options to choose from. But again, requires some modifications (unless there's some new product I'm not aware of?) For zero modification, there are two other options that are interesting as well. String Butler sells the Easy B-bender that installs easily on an LP style tailpiece for you Gibson/Epi lovers out there. Re-LapZ B-Bender sells perhaps the least expensive bender on the market. They offer single B, double G/B, and triple benders. And just replace the saddles on a 6-saddle top-load type bridge. Things get really wild if you're using a slide and an open tuning. Where you normally lose some of the ability to bend strings, or where behind-the-bar bends might be a little too tricky to pull off cleanly.

Yuck

WHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. They should have gave them away! That is irrisponsible rich brat boy crap! i am not ever buying from gibson ever again! They COVET their own guitars that others shall have them NOT!

WHAT A OUT more chord complex songs like Roger Hodgsons' guitar songs? Many chord changes? 💥🎶🎸

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Cool demo. It's surprising to me and too bad there's not a DAW that does this: detects tempo on the fly, lays down bass and drums, lets you switch styles, and keep on looping and recording.

I have owned a DigiTech Trio+ for over two years now and really enjoy it. However I worry about servicing any component issues down the road when they occur. Like a dead or faulty foot switch. DigiTech is no more. They were sold by Harmon to Cort. Online support seems horrid. How long does Sweetwater warrant the Trio+? Do they service and repair them?

Half way through I get a pop up add from Fender

The tuners didn't work well 😮

Oh crap, just when I think I have everything I've ever wanted...

How much

Amazing video