Nice pedal!! Too bad the verbal parts are terribly done. I can barely understand a word said. Oh well.. the pedal's merits speak for themselves. I'm gonna look into purchasing this baby!! 👍👍

I've owned vintage pafs and I'm NOT impressed by these at all! IMO Duncan Antiquities piss all over these!

The bird has the meat

Never heard of this pedal so I looked up prices...... Reverb has a hand made pedal for $2,301.10! What is so good about this hand made version? WHile used pedals arew about $180 dollarsa.

Same. BTW, I love how you do your comparison videos.

The 59 sounds darker, fuller, fatter and cuts through well. The PAF sounds scooped as if it has a face mask on.

Anyone who plugs into an okko is a kook

Love WRHBs❤

The neck pickup is placed where the 24th fret would be, giving it more harmonic resonance

doppppeeee

Nice tune, is that a noodle or is there a complete song?

Not enough light to see your fretboard, and it is angled away! Help !

What is the differences between Nickel Silver and Cupronickel fret?

Great...do you have guitar books available in amazon so i can buy?

Jesus, was this filmed in ‘98?!

do i also have to loosen the strings when doing this?

I don't think you know what secondary dominant are.

Love the name !!!!

I want to like the Slash more, but I prefer the WLH. In this video, anyway.

wow!

Genius

I thought he passed awhile ago.

I'm gonna give it a go...

do you make custom pick guard to be able to put whatever to a strat? i mean , from minis, to dearmonds, to 3 humbuckers, to tv jones.. i am thinking in buying a 3 humbucker strat only for this purpose, to be able, to load diferent pickguards. but i need to find a place to make the pickguards ( hopefully in europe)

One important thing to note is that the late 70s Firebird used two different pickups in the neck and bridge. The neck pickup was similar to the 60s models, which had two alnico bars as polepieces and were wound to a little over 6k with 42 AWG wire (about as much as a strat pickup at the time, but split between two smaller bobbins). The 70s bridge pickup had one huge ceramic magnet in between two high-wound coils that were rotated 90 degrees (aka the Bill Lawrence Sidewinder design). Judging by the tone, this sounds like a bridge model, while the neck model would be significantly brighter than the mini-HB. Henry J era FBs then used two ceramic bars in traditional FB bobbins with a high wind, sort of blending the two 70s designs together. Other winders, and the more recent Epiphone FBs, went back to variations of the 60s wind (just usually with a hotter bridge, and/or a hotter overall wind in the case of Epiphone). Just some useful info for anyone learning about Firebird pickups. Don't draw any general conclusions about their tone from this video. While it was a great comparison for 70s vintage pickups, a ceramic sidewinder sounds VERY different from a traditional Firebird pickup.

😂 JIMI HENDRIX in 3 easy steps you say 🛑 it 😂

Jerome.

Saw Brian of Wampler at Sweetwater’s Guitarfest. Great guy

Never thought string tension like that! I'd have been interested in a tuner like that, had you provided a link

Rip brother ❤

Jerry Rocked, I've seen him several times! mob🎸🔥🎸😎

Thanks mate

Way cool 😎! I had the privilege of seeing him a couple of times. US FESTIVAL 82. Greek Theater, Berkeley CA. Grooving gigs. Peace ✌. 😊 ❤

The man the legend

Jerry was only 53 when he died? I remember this, I thought he was in his late 60's.

Sweet i love minis

My beloved Jerry the world was better with you in it. Thank you for a Real good time!🎉❤😊

R.I.P. Jerry you made the world amazing. But yet everyone has to keep trucking on

Great demo, just picked one of these up in a trade.

Thanks👍

The minis sounded more tinny

RIP

Well done!

Very helpful! 🤟

Niccccce bro!

I still want to know how he fractured his larynx. Like how hard was he hurting his voice box.

It's a shame when it takes an 'R.I.P' for someone to get credit for doing what he did so well.

i wouldn't recommend swapping the power tube type it's the preamp that matters the most, the output transformers was designed for one type so it's not only bias. instead just swap v1 for something good (an old mullard or ge for example) and you will hear a major difference. ive upgraded many amps using vintage tubes i usually don't bother with power tubes at all.

This is a real sleeper pedal. Got one of the originals recently and it’s so good

Not me who removes the tone knob on all my guitars...