The Blues Driver or Soul Food to boost the Micro Terror on the Gain setting?

Good to know. U shaped, 48mm nut. Problem is trying to find one left handed to check out but if I were in an area that had guitars, I could check it out. Retiring in May 2025, guess I better chill and get back to the US.

A good solution too having too many guitars, for sentimental value, is to lend them out to conscioutious students or close friends or family. Or the 21st birthday gift guitar to a family member that wants to learn. Puts the guitar to good use, gets rid of the guilt, but it's not just selling the guitar for cash - which feels wrong with a guitar you are attached to. I regret selling my first ever guitar, definitely never sell the sentimental ones. I would say don't sell, lend them out like a library, especially if they aren't worth that much. Rick Beato was talking about that, giving his first decent guitar away (a 12string) completely to a student in need, but then regretting it was gone forever. Lending is a good possible alternative.

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I can not play guitarr! I am trying to learn though, I have 4 guitarrs. 1 (my first) that I will never sell, though it is crap. 2 epiphone high ends. And a HB aucustic that I love! I went on and did put the highe end epis for sale, and realized, that the one I got a buyer for I DO NOT WANT TO SELL! And the other 3 I am to much attatched to ever get rid of. And I can´t play them!!!! I do try and learn, and I do love them all.

I used to teach guitar to beginners, but now I have severe arthritis in both hands. Do you think I could be an effective teacher in spite of this disability?

Thanks for this, what an amazing video! 😻❤️⭐️

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Where X = the number of guitar you own, the proper equation for how many guitars you need is always; X + 1

I think the Boss sounds better

The probalem with some guitars and amps is the blues driver is super mushy and flabby like ocd , sounds great by itself but in a band mix does not translate always as well as the klon style

not helpfull.. all your guitar soundlike dogshit diarhea🤢

I am hoping to start doing lessons this summer. I live in United States. I dont plan on this being full time because I live in a secluded rural area. I was wondering what I should charge at first if I get this going. I have no formal music education but I have been playing about 17-18 years and have heavily studied music theory on my own the last 5 or 6 years maybe. But there is nobody around here teaching that I know of. I was thinking of starting at 10-15 bucks for 30 minutes until I get comfortable with it. Would love to hear any advice anyone has.

That TC Electronic was cream! I hadn't even considered it but now....

Finally someone on the net that explained pretty clearly what IrNadir does. Thank you, friend, you are an inspiration... I will definitely follow you...

why do we need a backup? I like the idea of 1 elec, 1 acou, 1 bass :)

No more Wilko 😢😢

I'm 27, I wanted to become a guitar teacher all my life, but I've never had the confidence, I studied 3 years of electric guitar at the university, this is all I needed.

Some mention more features on the fulltone. Personally I liked the TR-2 best, and also for myself I want exactly the amount of features I need and no more because I don’t want to be tweaking, I want to get the sound I want quickly and easily. Seems perfect with the controls on the TR-2 for how I like it.

Nice review and playing. What are the vol/tone controls and pickup selector called? I mean if I want to purchase the same electronics what should I look for? Thanks

Captain capo 😂

Both great pedals! I think it's also worth remebering that BD-2 is really an amp-in-a-box pedal, great for clean boost and edge-of-breakup sounds, and Soul Food uses the Klon Centaur-like circuit 🙂 These pedals can be amazing when stacked

That looks tre cool

2. Telecaster for most things, Les Paul for everything else. That said, I own 4 electric guitars and they suit me well: (tele, strat, lester, cu24). If I had to lose one, it would be the strat followed by the Custom 24. Tele would be my last one if I were only allowed 1.

This is awesome, But you'd totally need feet of the Zohan to pull this off live 😅

If you're a gigging musician you need a main and a spare in case you break a string. Changing a string onstage is a no go.

Great video for anyone looking to buy an amp, thank you!

I made one of these 7 years ago. Heavily gigged and it's still holding strong! $10.00 US!

I dont want to be teacher but i will be teaching my friend who is begginer she can play guitar a bit but she struggles with am chord and strumming patterns she also has acoustic guitar which action is high like snoop dogg which means a lot 😂 i'll look on how to change it if i cant then it doesnt really matter im 15 and not the best at guitar but im better than begginers

Did you activate the poweramp section in the cab m ?

Not bad ! Did you use it live in the end ? If so, how did it go ?

This is my favorite plugin of all time!

Thanks- brought some shelves

Did ya have fun with the minifooger?

Damn! That looks brilliant mate. Very nicely done sir !!! Cheers !!!

Great video, thank you! I'm old and these concepts are totally new to me. This video was very helpful!

I skimmed past the soul food a few times thinking nothing of it till I started watching comparisons and reviews. Now I know I need one. :)

I think comparisons should be made with short sentences of no more than 10 seconds, interspersing equipment. It is important to maintain the same volume between the equipment tested as volume greatly influences the subjective evaluation. I noticed a lower volume at Soul Food in this video (3:07")!

bro i got all the requirements, I'm looking for tips on how to be nice to the students and grab their attention and how to get my knowledge through kinda stuff

He's right, I stupidly put pressure on myself and it was such a waste of money. I'm 64. At 62 I decided to teach myself guitar and in 2 years by 20 electric guitars. I must have been out of my mind. I still feel guilty about it. I put this pressure on myself and for what? Even if you're financially comfortable like me but not rich, don't make the mistake I did.

Thank you for making this video. I learned the hard way having more guitars only creates stress and you end up chasing credit cards instead of practicing and creating music. It's sensible videos like this that make people think in the right way. How much is enough?

Thanks im 15 and I'm an intermediate acoustic guitarist and I'm working on learning to teach

HI EVERYONE!!! I HAVE A QUESTION... IF I RECORD A CLEAN GUITAR, CAN I ADD THOSE EFFECTS TO THE CLEAN GUITAR POST RECORDED??

Im just a regular home guitarist I don't gig i dont teach i dont record and if one day i should do any of those things it would be casually. Ive often wondered how many guitars i should get the desire is there for sure but is it wise? I currently have 3 electric all super strat style one with active pickups for getting clarity during high gain another with passive pickups but with a Floyd rose. One last one tuned to Eb and tricked out with a Killswitch mod. I also have an acoustic ovation guitar. I still want to get more guitars for alternate tunings extended range even little bells and whistles like a sustainiac. Also the metalhead inside me wants pointy guitars like V and explorer styles. I played a les paul style guitar at the store and i loved it but realized buying a thousand dollar guitar right now would not be wise. Im currently buying a nylon string guitar (ive been taking classical guitar lessons for over a year) but once the guitar road ends the gear road continues. Amps, speakers cabs, pedals, audio interface, amp sims ,IR packs. It really doesn't end. We all have have to be responsible and maybe learn the hard way. Gear acquisition syndrome is no joke and no quick fix. Also now i want a telecaster thanks a lot!

Just ordered 2 sets 10-48, looking forward to trying them at half step down 😊

I think having lots of guitars is bad. It's not just superfluous, but it's actually a hinderance. The maintenance alone takes a lot of time away from playing. And also you never really get used to one particular instrument. How it feels and sounds. And you'll never really sound like you want to if you keep changing guitars. I think having an instrument that you know inside and out is about 40% of the tone and the performance. And it's no joke.

30 years ago John Smith helped me convert a cheap Jazz bass into a fretless in his factory in Partington. Mad as a box of frogs he was...

Bro this guitar is good for under 20,000 rupees???

That guitar sounds awesome!

Is a guitar with a soft V neck suitable for small hands in an acoustic guitar for you?