I Played A Stadium Show... With A $300 Guitar!

[@Bernthguitar]

Subscribe for massive SHRED GAINS and get my most recent online courses here: www.patreon.com/bernth - have an awesome day :) 🤘

[@b.aldrick7752]

Hey man I’m not a patreon yet but I like your playing style and I try to watch all your videos. Love you dude and nice show love that.

[@johnnolcox8768]

@@b.aldrick7752 ​ Patreon member here. What are you waiting for? I'm don't play the same genre as Bernth but his lessons have propelled me immensely in a short period of time. Wish I joined sooner.

[@spencerharding5919]

You sounded so good and so did the crowd. Good job 👏

[@johnnolcox8768]

Its context. He explicitly says in the video showing that you dont need to tour or be a professional musician with an unobtanium level guitar that is super pricey. So with that being said, the context of “only” here would be in comparison to those $10,000+ types, not to what others in lesser positions can afford for themselves.

[@b.aldrick7752]

@@johnnolcox8768 I will soon be a member don’t worry.

[@troypaskert685]

As someone who learned on a flipped upside down behringer strat knockoff, anything with an action you can’t fly a plane underneath is great.

[@TE_53349]

As long as the frets are level and its got a low action, you can make it feel like a more expensive guitar

[@rollinas1]

My first guitar was behringer strat bundle with shitty 20W amp that barely qualified for an amp :D

[@akgrippy7902]

@@TE_53349 true, also if you can put good pickups in it even a first act can sound like a nice guitar

[@sleepdeep305]

@@TE_53349 And if it's clean. New strings and a fretboard clean will make it feel like a million bucks.

[@fredchatham6680]

Yes! Today $75 buys more than when I was a kid, plays fair. I learned on an old F-hole arch top Silvertone acoustic with coat hanger guage BLACK DIAMOND strings 3/8 inch off the neck at the 12th fret. Finger killer. When I learned not all guitars were so hard to play AND lighter strings available I literally cried.

[@Rob_Lee]

Really cool to see behind the scenes of what someone that plays music professionally does. Awesome video!

[@digitaldragondamnati]

As a Lighitng guy…. THANK YOU FOR STANDING ON YOUR MARK!!!

[@clydetolentino1319]

I feel so comfortable When You Start to talk

[@Aaronius_Maximus]

This was an awesome video Bernth, I've always been curious about your band and behind the scenes stuff like this. Glad to see you are out playing again and sharing your amazing talent with the world! 🤘🔥❤️

[@AbigailJoy1111]

I was considering this Ibanez Thinline for my first acoustic-electric and when I saw it in the background of one of your fb stories few days ago, I pulled the trigger. I got the purple blue fade which sounded better 😉 Awesome playing and thank you for bringing us to the backstage🤘🎸

[@clunt2548]

Thats a good choice, anything Ibanez makes nowadays is gold.

[@clunt2548]

Also, very nice color choice fr lol

[@jabez3142]

Nice to see your stage show !! 😁 cuz playing live can be tough sometimes than in the studio

[@Bernthguitar]

Absolutely! I love the challenge :)

[@why-pu6on]

Now I want more vlogs from you

[@mondragon9282]

Hell yea, that's awesome!! I'm so glad we're getting back into doing the big stuff again! I have a $700 Jackson RRXMG that's been my main guitar since 2014. Definitely not the most expensive guitar I own, but it plays and sounds the best out of all of them. Don't think I'm ever gonna part with this one 🤘

[@nla0079]

Great content and editing - documentary quality, really ! Keep up the good work !

[@ShaunPrince]

Recently bought this Ibanez RG421 from amazon for under $300. It looks and feels great. I did change the pickups (to Seymour Duncan Nazgul / Sentient), but this was for personal preference. I primarily use it for drop tunings, and it keeps it's tune even in drop C# using standard 10-46 strings.

[@marcomio7782]

same here. the cheap ibanez series sometimes offer a killer base to build on, which i havent found in other guitars yet.

[@Alexucci97]

Awesome content ! behind the scene footage like that is just fucking great ! and amazing playing as always

[@pianomanpj]

Great to see you on a stage again, Bernth! And you made that $300 guitar absolutely sing!

[@StayNightMH]

Crazy how you can make something sound when you plug it into thousands of dollars worth of equipment :P

[@quentincroisez8061]

WOuuuuaw, just wouuuaw Such a PERFECT live performance.... Ultra CLEAN, sounds AMAZING.... Bernth, u've got incredible skills... do u come to Belgium soon ????

[@mikeivey8471]

Getting to ride along with you through an actual show was truly an amazing experience !! Even if it was virtually !! Really enjoyed this video !! Hope to see more like it ?! Thank you for this !!

[@bdbeats7209]

That's awesome bro. Glad your able to play shows like that again!

[@johnnolcox8768]

A Bernth a day keeps weak guitar skills at bay. Doctor recommended.

[@Bernthguitar]

😂👍

[@CatsInHats-S.CrouchingTiger]

Good 🎉Morning Bernth! 🥐☕️ This video was awesome to see you in your element! What a day! 👍🏼

[@Bernthguitar]

Good morning 🙂🤘

[@johnlittle1991]

Thanks Bernth! Great video!

[@daveboyesguitar]

Loving your content so much man. As an aspiring guitarist and a youtuber building a guitar channel, it's so inspiring to see what you've acheived, how you do it and what goes on behind the scenes. Keeps me pushing to get there and smash my own goals too. Amazing guitarist with some crazy discipline too - don't stop!

[@christophermiller2349]

Man that was a really cool vid. I enjoy the extra stuff outside of the lessons sometimes. Still killing the game Bernth! 🤘🏼

[@alejandroalvarez2840]

So, this reminds me again that it's on the hands not in the gear, will be subscribing to your patreon later on, best guitar teacher ever!

[@catch_this_mirage6564]

It is sooooooooo satisfied to see live concerts again! Congrats for that show 🤘🙂👍

[@mantav8gt]

Thanks for sharing Bernth 👍🏻 You are the master❣️ Keep up the GREAT WORkS

[@lethalvisiontv7709]

Honestly my $150 Jackson Dinky 6 string is my favorite out of all the guitars I own. I absolutely love it

[@galenmarek8287]

I feel the same way bro. My $80 Ibanez RG is my go to most played axe. It’s probably worth a lot more than that by model number and all the customs I’ve done to it. Although it started its life with me as something most people would probably throw away.

[@trendkill3333]

I’ve got an acoustic that I got for £150 a long time ago, although the action is a little high (I’ve tried adjusting it and nothing happens with the truss rod) it still sounds great. I just keep it a drop tuned acoustic and I love it. It’s got this really deep tone that my other £600 more acoustic doesn’t have

[@fredchatham6680]

Lower the bridge.

[@rafaelcabralwilliams]

Same here! At first I thought it was a piece of shit, but I change the strings and boom, amazing clean sound.

[@jongoodman4622]

Neither of my guitars are expensive, but I love playing them.

[@floatingdisembodiedhead8975]

Yeah anything more than 200 is already an expensive guitar for me lmao.

[@jongoodman4622]

@@floatingdisembodiedhead8975 Yeah, I hear ya, But let's face it, when you are as good as Bernth, you could make rubber bands stretched over a shoe box sound good.

[@floatingdisembodiedhead8975]

@@jongoodman4622 I used to have this coloring box sets that I Macgyvered with rubber bands to make an air guitar. Pretty sure Bernth would serve my head on a platter if we were to duel using only that lmao.

[@rockoc7590]

That was a great edit Bernth. Nice to see you on stage!

[@Jason-Evans]

Nice to see this side of your life. The phrasing & hybrid picking in the acoustic solo gave me strong Buckethead vibes, loved it. Really nice warm, clean tone, even w heavy gain considering the large size of the venue. Well done!

[@ericwarrington6650]

Awesome man!! Happy for you to get out there again..

[@sebbboney8760]

Actually, I do have such guitar. It's PRS korean made. It's amazing 'cuz it sounds and feels much better than my other USA made PRS guitars. It's all stock and plays like a dream. In fact this very guitar's signature owner Chris Robertson from Black Stone Cherry uses the same korean axe every once in a while during big shows. I guess, it's all about how you use your guitar, not how much you spent on it. Cheers :)

[@ericsalinas1839]

When are you going to play an Ibanez Gio on stage?

[@Jack.Waters]

Thanks. Most think you just show up and play. Most these events are 16-20 for the Artist and 50 hours straight for the Roadies. 👍

[@Bernthguitar]

Absolutely! And this one was very close to home, a whole different story with international gigs... :)

[@benjaminrapp7418]

Probably higher end for this video, but my main guitar since the early 2000s has been my LTD EX-400BD. I paid $800ish for it new. Anyone who has owned or played mid range LTD from this era knows they were exceptional quality instruments with high end features like EMG active pickups. 5-6 years ago I also picked up a BC Rich Mockingbird Contour Deluxe new on sale for $200. Deal of the century! Even MSRP it would have been a deal. The Hot Hex pickups aren't the greatest, but cranked through a tube amp in a real world setting, only a snob could complain any. The BC Rich I originally bought for when my kids are old enough, but I find myself playing it a lot until they are ready to learn.

[@jonpungercar6785]

that ltd is one mighty sexy guitar ^^ had a knockoff explorer with a diamond plate and it was heavy as fuck :D

[@orionbekesi]

2:20 I have a harley benton 8 string QEB 2020 and it's one of the best bang for buck guitars that I am aware of. I recommend it for beginners and advanced players who are looking for something they can beat up on tour. It's insane for the price and other youtubers who tried it also think the same about harley benton instruments.

[@lgv3051]

Gretsch junior jet. $299 USD brand new. Did swap the pickups with some Seymour Duncans that i had in a box from an old guitar. Perfect for playing shows in "questionable" places.

[@profguillermo]

Great video! I love to see KZbinrs who don't pretend to be funny or experts. Just being yourself. Love your channel!

[@voldi28fm]

HEEEY Master Bernth Congrats, awesome show! The best show, 🤟🏻hope one day I can visit you on one of those shows

[@kenbeckett8613]

Bernth, awesome channel! My less than expensive guitar is a Yamaha RGX612a from the 1980s. It was less than 500USD when i bought it. I still have it, and even though i have many more expensive guitars, i still play that one the most! 32 years! It was the first compound fretboard i had ever experienced. and i loved !!

[@helmsmns]

This was an awesome video Bernth! Inexpensive guitars can be great... I have a couple of Ibanez Gios and Squiers that play wonderfully and sound great that I'm totally not afraid to play out. Cheap guitars have come a long way over the years.

[@tcrane8630]

Thanku Bernth. I really enjoy these vlogs . Glad to see you performing again.

[@heatnationwpb]

My absolute fav guitar to play & record with at home is my old "starter" guitar which is actually a $200 Ibanez Gio (shhhh! I removed the logo from the headstock 🤫😆). I wanted to learn how to work on customizing guitars myself a few years back, but I was afraid to fuck with my nicer RG right off the bat. So dusted off my old Gio & replaced the stock pups with some inexpensive Dragonfire "Crusaders" (Seymour Invader clones). It sounded so good that I continued on & replaced the nut, the tuner machines, and then I just blocked the garbage stock trem because I couldn't afford a decent bridge. What I ended up with is an inexpensive, SUPER-comfortable ride that just f'ing rips! It sounds fantastic & just feels perfect in my hands. Maybe it's the super-slim neck / maybe I'm just sentimental because I cut my teeth on it, idk? But while my actual RG is a far superior instrument in every way, I find myself reaching for that old Gio most of the time. I friggin love that guitar!

[@randyranderson1621]

Same here, I wanted an Iron series but didn't want to scratch it up learning so I bought the GRGR131EX-BKF, has been amazing!

[@cloudchaser9951]

dragonfire crusaders rock! i have em on my squier LOL

[@davemonty8979]

Dude. Thuis is one of the COOLEST videos you've ever done. I love to see the backstage footage!

[@looshin8r]

I have a Steinberger spirit headless guitar and I love it it’s small and the neck balance is perfect and it plays insanely well

[@lalrinfela6303]

That was awesome, wish to see more of these in the future

[@heliosophist334]

That one guitar for me is a cheap Ibanez RG370GX, I love it's clean sound.

[@jhall6926]

nice live stage guitars man..! you play well. hell i remember seeing Todd Rundgren playing a tesco del ray with a marshall stack years ago... it ain't... the guitar, it's the person playing it. 😎

[@minderDOTorg]

Seas Bernth, greetings from Sausage New City! Another truly marvellous video and it's great to see you strutting your stuff up on the stage, stupendous stuff. One day you must include the German word Schpompanadel in your videos, especially if gear doesn't do what is expected of it. Keep up the great work on your journey, which is a joy to watch.

[@srMatful]

Bernth this video was amazing to watch !! all the good thing to you bro! keep it out!

[@rob8482]

Awesome show, great job, dude!

[@adamf3377]

I play bass, I have several American Fenders, both Jazz and P bass, a nice sting ray musicman all in the 1500-2500 price range, and my favorite 2 basses are a no name P bass, I got for 2 hundred bucks and a 400 Squier Paranormal Jazz

[@matarnold1371]

absolutely, by far, my indian squier II strat. i got it for free as my first guitar from my brother in law’s old downstairs neighbor. i’m pretty sure it was about $400 new, and the pickups you can tell it’s not anything suuper nice, but the feel beats out ANY fender i have ever played, even schecters i’ve played. incredible guitar

[@arlhkim6682]

we need a lot of video like this!

[@rolandlemus203]

Loved this!! so cool to see the prep and what is going on. \m/!

[@matiosmi137]

12:25 - you did it Bernd! Your solo got a bra wave of approval

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

2001 Schecter C-1. Plays amazing. Got it for $200. Even the shop owner didn't know why it was listed that low.

[@michaelrizzo5480]

Bernth...you're one of my heroes on guitqrt....even though I've been playing 43 yrs ...holy shit I'm old

[@elhazwanzchannel5906]

Amazing sound..feel so excited to see next live perfomance..from malaysia🇲🇾

[@aaronmarkham4424]

What a day! Your performance was spot on!!

[@nitromeda]

My first real electric guitar was a fenix by young chang Telecaster from around 1995. Two years ago I loaded it with Fishman Greg Koch Gristletones and it still plays and sounds amazing ❤

[@tauseefalim4516]

Thank you so much for sharing such important content like this. Keep up the awesome work brother!

[@malcolmrff]

Damn bro. Crawling skullvoid really moving fast. I mean stadium shows already!! Crazy

[@calvinsomers1197]

I started playing guitar 2 months ago. You’ve proven to me that my shiny black Epiphone SG and my diligence is all I’ll ever need.

[@G-Doggy]

Awesome video! You rock (literally 😀). Good luck on your sobriety, brother. I too quit, after I realized how much money and time I could have otherwise spent on music. Alcohol was such a waste, on so many levels, for me anyway.

[@MrBOILER666]

In our first gigs I didn’t had a extra Guitar with me. So our band is not very big in business - It’s ”just“ a hobbyband, but we take it serious. Back to the story: we had a bigger show and the organizer insists that everyone have to have a second guitar/bass... with him. I thought okay what will happen. And it comes: after just 20 seconds my a-string broke (Dean Dime with afloyd rose) and I was so happy that I had an other (old and not very expensive (765DM)) guitar with me. My good old GrassRoots Explorer. That thing rescues our ass! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@Edwardambo]

Love from Philippines! Happy to see you play live!

[@doug941]

From serial killer to amp designer! Who would've thunk it? Amazing!

[@sqlsmarty4325]

One of the best musicians/guitarist on KZbin! Glad to have found you on my musician search. Your Patreon page and content is amazing. 😎👏👏🎸

[@Snowness]

I've never spent over $200 on a guitar. That's probably why all of my guitars sound horrible! Well, that or my surprisingly low skill level. 😂 Either way, I'm glad I found this channel! Lots of great tips and exercises that aren't boring and are ACTUALLY helpful to developing good long term techniques.

[@stevescuba1978]

Play with action, intonation, and pickup height. Cheap guitars can sound really good with some tlc

[@misterantonis1231]

If you spend something between the 200-300 mark, you are incredibly likely to stumble upon a gem. If you can send it to a technician every once in a while to get the action, intonation, cleaning and everything right, you are good to go. My LTD EC-100 has benched my Schecter Avenger Blackjack

[@stevescuba1978]

@@misterantonis1231 if you're really cheap, like I am, spend some time and learn to do your own setups and minor repairs (even soldering new pots and pickups isn't all that hard), and your el cheapo can shine with little to no cost after the initial purchase

[@misterantonis1231]

@@stevescuba1978 I have been doing most repairs on my own for years, but a guitar I've had for 8 years should see some professional love at some point, so that I can spent another 8 years with it :p

[@stevescuba1978]

@@misterantonis1231 I hear you. My baby might have to go get new frets installed. That one scares me a little to attempt

[@buttkrusher]

My main guitar is a 2009 Gibson LP Studio I bought off ebay sight unseen for $775, delivered.The thing is a beauty, whoever had it obviously never/rarely played it because it looked brand new. The guitar sounds great, nice and fat, and has a perfect neck for me. I have a few other LP's & a 335, as well as an American Strat, but I always find myself reaching for the Studio. It crushes live!

[@clydetolentino1319]

The way you Play The Guitar Is So Badass So cool But A Soft Heart

[@jSonTX]

I have an Ibanez Artwood series acoustic that my wife bought me in 2005. It was only $150 but sounds as good as my friends more expensive acoustic guitars. I love it! I also have an Ibanez Rg that I got in 97 for free from a friend. New it would've only cost $200 but it sounds better than my guitars I've paid for, upgraded pickups on and had professionally intonated. Just found your channel. Great stuff!

[@spencerharding5919]

Love the content(: got me a Yamaha acoustic electric thin body APX 600! I love it 🥰 and didn’t break my bank. But I do have my eye on a strandberg for my next upgrading when I become actually somewhat good. Hope you are doing well my friend! Can’t wait to be an awesome composist like you 🙏 keep on being you man.

[@nuupez6648]

I love your content my brother it is super relaxing

[@rickfeith6372]

I've been playing Elixirs for the past 14 years or so and I can still count the broken strings on one hand. More like half a hand. They are that reliable. And they still sound great. If they started sounding at all bad or pitchy, I would immediately change them and would probably never break a single string....but I hate changing Floyds, and they sound great, so I break em once every 4 years or 5 years....it's that rare....even on my super light 9-46 Jackson. I actually just broke my first .009 Optiweb. I like all 3 varieties, I think the Poly is the longest lasting and the Nano is the most original. They all work though, it's basically like tonewood...a tiny bump of EQ and they are all the same. Play what looks and feels good and use the GNOBS for makin good sounds come out.

[@51MontyPython]

What's GNOBS?

[@rickfeith6372]

@@51MontyPython I was talk about those turny things what change your toan. I see em everwhere. Twist em for make better sounds...or worst sounds. Gotta turn em right. First learn to play. Just make sound good. Then learn play slow. Control and intonation. Then start worry about tone. Then learn play fast. Develop ear to audiophile level. Skip tabs as much possible, learn positions and ear will guide you. Lifelong journey. Da.

[@roivandaimn963]

I really enjoyed looking at the "behind the scenes", the travel, the preparation and all kind of stuff.. Makes me want to experience that

[@hardyhardyha5767]

It makes me happy to see live music is coming back, but it also makes me really sad because we're still locked down in Australia 😭😭😭

[@51MontyPython]

Y'all have to take your country back. It's looking like the old Soviet Union. I'm not even joking.

[@hardyhardyha5767]

@@51MontyPython I wrote this months ago. Since then we've opened up our venues again and are back to business as usual. We never had anything close to the Soviet Union here.

[@51MontyPython]

@@hardyhardyha5767 From what I understand, and as far as I'm concerned, the measures being taken by the government there are nothing short of tyrannical, and reminiscent of authoritarian/totalitarian regimes ala the S.U., including people being kidnapped and taken away to camps -- modern day gulags. This is counter to a free society and human liberty. And what really gets me is how they have successfully conditioned people to accept this, to see it as good. Stockholm syndrome is very real.

[@hardyhardyha5767]

@@51MontyPython Sorry, but you're understanding of what's going on here has been influenced by propaganda. We don't have anything close to modern day gulags here. The reason our country had such a tough time with COVID restrictions was because our federal government dropped the ball and left it to the state governments to decide how to handle the virus. This led to our states scrambling to figure out how to deal with the problem. This led to a lot of politically charged bullshit since different states are controlled by different political parties. I live in Victoria where we were in lockdown the longest. People will make it out that we were under some kind of tyranny because of that. Truth is though, our lockdowns were only in effect to give the federal government enough time to implement the vaccine program, which they also dropped the ball on and took way longer to get done than they should've. Our state Premier stated that once we reach X amount of vaccinations, lockdowns would completely end and wouldn't be used again. Lo and behold we've long since reached that target. We're up and running and haven't been in lockdown since. Nobody is being taken off the streets and thrown into any gulags here. The only thing close to people being taken are protesters who took things too far and broke the law, of which there were only a handful. The vast majority of people who protested lockdowns and vaccine mandates were allowed to protest as much and as loudly as they liked. They even carted a a hangman's noose out to the front of Parliament saying they were going to hang the Premier.

[@gus3333]

Great performance man! My RG still my number 1, plays like butter and cost me 400 euros. Looking to learn more from you. Take care and greetings from Madrid!

[@sebastianrenaud3876]

Hey! Hab es jetzt erst gesehen und muss sagen, Deine Karriere von Anfang an derart gut videodokumentiert erleben zu dürfen ist schon einzigartig! Respekt vor dem akkuraten Spiel, das erfordert viel Übung und das JEDEN Tag! Dein Erfolg ist rechtens und ich freue mich mit Dir:-) Liebe Grüße

[@marutfitness8064]

12:16 , I thought he is playing symphony of destruction 🥲🤣

[@maximum290]

Ohh yes, I have a 90$ approx Ibanez Gio and I'm going to play with it one song as lead guitar on stage this sunday at a Metallica Tribute, it just sounds so great

[@Arpeggiator1986]

I own a cheap gio ibanez too. But an old one since 2003 but unlike yours it sounds horrible... but it's my first guitar and I love it.

[@galenmarek8287]

Nostalgia and whatever you do to customize (pickups, bridge, etc) not to mention the work you can do to it, like fret work and such. Having a cheap or beaten up axe can make you a lot better at doing maintenance or repair work. It’s almost like a blessing by how much an axe can yeah you and makes you want to learn about those things.

[@ronchabot3449]

I bought a Jackson from a pawn shop for $80 and I play it most often, I have a couple $2000 dollar guitars that stay in there case's most of the time

[@theSimonManuel]

My Yamaha EG112C. First electric I ever got as part of the gigmaker package. Still is a very special guitar; one I play with mostly - and it the cheapest of all guitars. ~$130 about 12 years ago.

[@Pit_Lord]

Another weird one is the PRS tremonti. I bought the SE version when I was younger and the PRS version later. While the latter is objectively better, I prefer the less refined sound of the former when playing live. Consequently, I record with the PRS, play live with the SE.

[@wittwfiii]

Yes, a 40 dollar guitar i bought at a pawn shop for a beater guitar to drag around. But is is a great sounding guitar that i play all the time. Crazy....24 fret 6 string, humbucker bridge and two single coils, one mid one at neck. ROCK ON!

[@1tzelG_]

im agree, i haved the Cort X11-E Indonesia guitar, and it was awesome, really feels like a very high end guitar.

[@woodward_alan]

I really enjoyed this video! Neat seeing the process.

[@LikeCarvingACake]

Not surprised. If a guitar is setup well it doesn't really matter, and with the modeling technology in effects today, you can hide most imperfections of a humbuckers tonal profile via the editing software.

[@instrumentenfreak]

Seiler und Speer ist einfach super geil! Ich fands lustig, als ich dich plötzlich auf der Bühne sah^^ Ich hätte dich eher in einer krassen Metalband vermutet bei deinen Fähigleiten.

[@Nocturnaz666]

Bernth hat früher ins Belphegor gespielt. Das ist einer "krassen Metalband" 😉

[@AntiPattern328]

I admit to being a beginner but I tried a couple and ended up buying a Jackson Soloist and I could just tell it was what I needed. The neck feels amazing, I can reach the strings easily and I don't need huge pressure to get the notes I need. Of course I still suck but hopefully this will help. I'm naturally right handed, royally screwed up my left wrist racing motocross and decided I couldn't work the neck with my left hand so I am learning guitar left handed instead. Having some issues with my picking but less than a year and I am seeing progress so I think its going to work! Absolutely love your work! Keep RIIIIIIPPPPPPPPPPPIIIIIIINNNNNNNGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@robhulse3655]

"I think he confused me with Ola Englund" Fucking dead lol

[@DevanArya]

Congratulations Bernth, loved your vlog!

[@MoreMeRecording]

Awesome that you got to finally play out again! Wicked

[@wandererobtm101]

I have a no name 5 string bass I bought as backup 25 years ago for 150 bucks. I've played festivals with it and recorded with it. Great little cheap bass.

[@WrinkledPlatypus]

Possibly my favorite video of yours, super cool

[@gregcharles6528]

That was AWESOME!!! really felt like I was with hanging-out with you (but NOT playing with you - the audience would have grabbed me off the stage and thrown me out of the whole Venue, but just wait a little while - I'll be ready for them soon...HaHaHa). I think you're the best, and you are a truly fantastic teacher. I'm so very sorry that I can not yet be in your Patreon VIP group, as last month I bought a "Fender Stratocaster - American Professional 2" and I told my wife that this will be the LAST guitar related purchase of any kind this year (2021) - I also purchased a Schecter back in January. Note: Be careful what you promise your wife (especially if she does all the banking). -Greg

[@XxGDUBxX7]

Thanks for sharing

[@blakeanderson7906]

🤘 keep on rocking man!

[@shawnlee9665]

I have expensive Gibson guitars and high end Epiphone guitars.....but one of my favorite guitars is my 350 dollar BC Rich Kerry King V. It plays great but the BC Rich pickup wasn't cutting it.....so i had a Gibson Dirty Fingers pickup put in the bridge.....and now it sounds great. Its a joy to play! I left the BC Rich pickup in the neck position for now as i actually doesn't sound bad at all. Its a keeper.