I believe they "key" to get that "tone" is all the hardware has to be changed . The bridge , tailpiece , wiring , pots ect . The quality of hardware used in the newer custom shop Gibson's is still cheap Chinese pot metal . I swapped out my bridges and tailpieces for higher quality and it made a difference . The factory line Gibson's are even worse . Whenever I hear a tone test comparing the original 50's Gibson to the Custom Shop , I hear the OG Gibson's have more higher end , mids . IMO the cheaper metal is causing the newer stuff to have more low end . The OG metal resonates so much more . Like a bell .

Sounds great!!!!!! And awesome you guys are back

Save it for the gearpage. LOL! so true.

A true gear hoarder. What a asshat.

Whats the name of the song on the intro and played by who? Sounds something like Les Paul would play.

The disappearance of the original Billy ties in with his non-appearance on the cover of Abbey Road. Just too many unanswered questions.

You didn't mention the main thing! Those amps are the GOAT of Edge! They're as expressive as it gets. Nothing is even close. Please, Vox, make more!

Ugie ..well. You can play. I never thought here would be Guitar Players in Oregon Jus CowPokes. 😀😀😀

VeJesus Martha. Lookit ?? They even havGuitars in Oregon. 😀🎒😀

There is a bit of * bloom" rvifent in the sound Guitar ?? P',up ?). What Dougie ??

That maple top P90 LP is beautiful.

I think some of the early Beatles studio video recordings capture the process

Genius

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Thank you for the GREAT guitars you allow us to listen to ! WOW! 😃

Great interview (lesson) about gear. Gotta love Joe, so down to earth and talented.

Thanks for putting this together. So useful.

My first tube amp back in the 70s was a Traynor Bassmaster. I was playing in a few different bands. One was a Neil Young tribute band and one, long before the White stripes or black Keys, was just me on guitar and vocals and a drummer. I plugged the guitar and mic into the Traynor and it ripped. I think I had a whole 2 pedals. A fuzz and a wah. And a good SG copy. 2x15 cab. Weighed more than me. Carted it around to gigs in my '69 Polara 500. Those were the days...

Let Patrick out of the basement Dougie He is looking pale. Needs sum Sun. 🚫

The only thing that sounds different is that washed out speaker in the original. I preferred the new one (more bite, more high end, more bass) and I bet the old one sounded just like the reissue back in the day when the speaker was still fresh. You can clearly hear that the amp itself sounds/behaves identical. People are just stupid for preferring the “broken” tone of old amps with bleeding components and shifted values. Sure, some of them sound good that way but many are just more muffled …or “warm” as the snobs like to say. 😅 I own many vintage and new amps. Often the new ones (when done correctly!) sound closer to the recordings of the era in which the originals were made. This should tell you something about the fetish for old electronic parts.

Sounds great!! I am so glad I found you guys, this is the best show on KZbin! Guitar tone has been more or less a black hole for me, I'm learning so much from you guys!

I liked the Gibson 1960 most.

why was Doug afraid of using the Varitone ?

Can't stand Bigsby;s or Floyd Rose's

what gauge strings do you use? Is your action high? Can you play some slide too?

Dougs has more of a Dumble tone. Pats has more of the Vox high end chime. The Copper head is in the middle. They all sound awesome.

Great vid guys, Love the great playing with great attack! Fab. Phil UK

The Marshall 18-watt is the stuff of legends-pure tube power at its finest. After all my research, I decided to pick up a Sound City Studio 20 since it’s said to be pretty similar. I’ve got a video up on my channel if you’re interested! The cleans are solid, but it’s the overdrive that really takes it to another level. Let me know what you think!

Let Patrick out of Your Basement !? He looks pale. 🙄

In the old pictures of Billy he was tall and overweight. When we saw him next he was short and very skinny, he would have had to lose well over 100 pounds to look the way he does now. The MTV video tunes were, for the most part, crap nothing like the old stuff. He would have had to sell out to make those videos, but they made "him" a butt-load of money so.........

Very very cool.

Angela looks kinda like my Melissa back in 86 . Good stuff here and shout out to Yuenglings 🍻

Tongue in cheek... but Danny K underwrote all the good things Peter did with P90's.

What amp are you guys using?

A good tele is better than a Les Paul. No seriously. For me its how they sit in the mix. Slice like a lime and don't cost 500k. All while getting 95% of the tone of a good burst.

When you played that bit from "Just Got Back From Babys" on the Sigil '59' ..... I just about fell over. To me it had the tone that I hear on the album. Really nice

EVERYTHING SOUNDS ALMOST EXACTLY THE SAME EXCEPT THE RC P90'S

Long may you guys run!

Why do you wear those hats?

Does anyone what guitar Tom is playing here? It’s so damn beautiful and that model looks unfamiliar to me

Doug and Pat are great. We all just get older but they stay the same.

My favourite room to be in is any room in a recording studio with the right people. You might have a bad moment or two if you are momentarily drawing a creative blank. The right people being there makes it magical,

Is the “ 57 TV Model your playing at the end comparing to the Special, an old one or a new Custom Shop one ?

Brilliant - especially the elevator story at the end haha

Doug and Pat, can i get the contact info of the gentleman who brought you guys the sundragon amp ?

Eliot is probably Ron Woods long lost brother.

Let Pat out for some Sun, Willy's Dougie 😀😀🍻

The only thing that would make this vid better Is Pat playing ZZ Top. Tush. 😀

Mote guitard than Joey Bonna. 😀😀😀

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