Five Practise Tools For Better Guitar Playing - That Pedal Show

[@acledfloyd]

Dan has never be a slouch when it comes to playing guitar but you can tell he's learned a lot recently because he's playing well and because he's really excited to play.

[@ianweber7825]

I’m just here to comment that last night I played through 2 amps wet/dry for the first time (Matchless C30 & Fender Blues Deluxe). I will never be the same. After 5 minutes our drummer commented “that sounds unreal…but is it always gonna be that loud???” Thanks gents, cheers from Chicago

[@ThatPedalShow]

YES! Drummers saying it’s loud!? Hahahaahab! Heard it all now. :0)

[@tonybrooks476]

Ah drummers hey?!

[@thedeadxtras9927]

Many years ago when I first met Johnny Marr, amazing ex-Smiths guitarist, I was lucky enough to jam with him and now have a good friendly relationship with him, his advise to me playing with a metronome or click track was to think of it as your best mate or another band member and try to lock in with it like you would another musician, this worked for me and improved my timing and playing greatly, now I really enjoy playing to a click and can totally feel a groove around it in my head and body.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Coool! Please give him our regards and an open invitation to TPS, either here or there! Love Johnny!

[@thedeadxtras9927]

@@ThatPedalShow I sure will, a great guitarist of his time and a lovely down to earth normal bloke.

[@Slowhanfan]

HONK!!!

[@fossilmatic]

With mates like that who needs KZbin gear shows!

[@guitarsimon1]

I’m now convinced Dan must have an alternate Jazz persona a la Duke Silver from Parks and Rec, which has begun bleeding into his regular Prog-Rock Dan persona by way of the pork pie hat.

[@davidlok7266]

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[@tmgreig]

The best, most informative TPS episode to date. Period. Not just for me, but for many younger, less experienced players. I've been using a metronome for practicing my phrasing for years (put the work in, kids. I promise...you're not playing "in the pocket", as much as you believe you are!). And the latest Yamaha amp lines are a revelation. That amp doesn't exist to replace your Super Bass or your AC15...it exists to improve what's coming OUT of those amps. It's definitely worth it and can help you be a better player...get one asap. Top notch jobs fellas.

[@lathspell87]

Of all the pedals I had ever purchased, the first time I purchased my Ditto was when playing in my apartment truly became a blast. I couldn't believe what I had been missing out on for so many years.

[@mlite84]

Oh my god, thank you guys. That iReal pro app is the type thing I’ve been looking for, for so long. This has made practicing/jamming sooo much more fun. Helped my time, tremendously as well. Thanks so much guys. Love the channel!

[@anthonydratnal1870]

Consistently, my best tools for practice have been other instruments. Every time I de-emphasized guitar to learn bass, drums, keys, etc I came back to guitar with a much deeper connection to the music, rather than just to the mechanics of playing guitar and always sounding like an exercise.

[@SalmanSuhail]

Just came back to guitar after a year or two of mostly piano and wow, my understanding of my fretboard has massively increased.

[@petermapstone9684]

Perfect timing! Have spent the whole afternoon catching up on the TPS episodes. Big Hi! From rainy, locked down Brisbane.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hello Brizzy! Lockdown, argh. Argghhh!!!!

[@BeefNEggs057]

Must’ve had 2 cases. Lock it all down!

[@pekkalaaksonen8384]

It’s in our DNA to play with D&A. Yes, indeed (most of the times) sometimes simple is beautiful and will get us further than complex. Thanks! 🙏

[@chrisnorman5558]

100% with you on the THR. I spent years basically not playing at home, despite having a ton of stuff to work with, because nothing worked that well at home volume or sounded good. Got a THR, anything sounds good plugged into it, everything's easy, and suddenly the motivation to play is there.

[@ericruddphotography]

I learned the 2/4 click trick from Tomo Fujita, the Berklee teacher a few months ago. Totally great idea and I’m amazed no one thought of it sooner.

[@paultwiselton1996]

Probably one of the most important shows you've done for the likes of me, trying to practice (quietly) effectively, in small gobbets of time. Thank you guys, thank you.

[@HerrMeier007]

Best thing about iReal Pro: You can loop any part of the song to work on only specific bits. Especially if you’re just starting out to improvise over jazz standards that have a lot different keys, it’s super useful to break it down a bit!

[@ericruddphotography]

I LOVE THAT APP. You can quickly chart out any progression you want. I use it just over a couple chords if need be. And it’s sterile enough that it leaves room for you to work on your feel too.

[@blues61]

Cool tools. I've got them all except for the Boss Headphones. Instead, I've been using the Fender Mustang Micro headphone amp with great results for silent practice. Thanks for that metronome practice tip!

[@davidLPST]

Hi D&M, in Hong Kong in quarantine, day 12 of 14. THR10C packed in the checked luggage and took the neck off my EJ strat and carried body and neck as hand carry. Got through HKG quarantine checks, into the hotel, new strings on the strat and two weeks of rocking out in the hotel alongside some periods of work. Great amp and everything you said is true. So convenient. All the best TPS and all in the community. It’s a pleasure to be a small part of it.

[@Liko81DJ]

Metronome on 2 & 4 is a trick I learned from Carol Kaye. Not sure if she came up with it herself, but I count it as yet another of her many valuable contributions to music and especially bass.

[@yellowtruckproductions7502]

Greetings from Nevada (where the fire season has started) My Positive Grid Spark practice amp came yesterday, so your tips are timely!

[@rogerdat7807]

Its a pleasure to watch you Gents so evolved in your all-guitar fiending pursuits. Well done Sirs!

[@BK-lx5mo]

I had a jazz band leader give me a great tip: always have the subdivisions going in your head. So if all you have is a clap (beats 2 & 4) have the 16th notes (1|||2|||3|||4|||) going in your head regardless of how many notes you're playing, like a hi-hat. It works, especially for slow tempos and long pauses.

[@Dramirez314]

I love that I’m in a part of the world where this is what I wake up to. Favorite part of my Friday mornings!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hooray!

[@steveliberty]

Great suggestions. Here is another - Fender Mustang Micro. I chose it over the WAZA Airs because (1) I can use my own headphones / in ears / etc., (2) much cheaper. I can also plug it into a more complex signal chain to include my effects, and also to output to something other than headphones (like my powered monitors). Great practice tool for not much money.

[@renzocalcagno536]

Practicing with metronome on beats 2 & 4 is an old yet effective trick. You do it to develop your swing. I had a teacher who taught me that.

[@friedrudibega6384]

Drummers should use this technique 😀

[@mathiasohlson6265]

Had a looper station. Got a Trio+. Which is a lot more than a looper. Makes playing more fun.

[@RichardSeal]

I bought the THR after the last time Dan recommended it. I love it! Play it every day.

[@Spuzzmacher]

Woah! I’ve just got these on in the background while i’m working for some nice semi-musical interludes with the guys lovely chatter to keep me company, and suddenly out of nowhere I hear someone playing listenable jazz, and I look up and it’s Mick! Every video, you guys surprise us with something. Love it.

[@Timthecommenter]

Just messed around with the app for 10 minutes and already it’s one of my favorite tools. Brings a lot of things together. Thanks!

[@chrisjames1924]

Lovely looking Casino. I recently bought a Gary Clark Jr. 'Blak n Blu' Casino and I've been blown away by it. Has full Gibson electronics and pickups and it's pure filth. Cleans up really nice as well for some nice warm jazz tones. Apparently Clapton has been seen playing one on stage quite recently too. Great guitars.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Nice - sounds very cool Chris!

[@jkinthewind]

For learning songs I'm also a big fan of the various tools for slowing down the tempo while leaving the key alone.

[@peterprice5896]

Guys I bought a pair of these after your words on their abillities because I value your opinion and for me they are perfect.

[@jonprudhomme7694]

Thanks for the pointer to iReal Pro last week. Been using it in conjunction with my guitar lessons and already see improvements in my phrasing. 100% would recommend!

[@StevenHadfield]

Just bought a second Boss RC-3 Loop station before watching this, invaluable addition to a pedal board for practicing, playing to a metro gnome/beats. Big thanks to Dan for mentioning the Neunaber Iconoclast a while back, I'm loving the sound through headphones from my Laney IRT studio.

[@flop2river471]

Thank you both for all that you do...I appreciate ya

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah, cheers bud 🤓🙏

[@davidtomkins4242]

My best practise tools are TPS episodes. I watch them while practising/noodling and it gives me a clear hour or two of finger exercise! (And I get older and wiser at the same time)

[@onebadkitchen]

I got the Rev D20 and a simple splitter box for some of these reasons. Allows me to use the audio out on my iPad and go into the amp but the D20 also allows me to use the headphone out with the cab unplugged for quiet practice all while being a great pedal platform and great anchor for the home studio

[@bboyzagy]

Mick seems to be enjoying the Casino post-pickup change. Splendid sounds, lads.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Muchly. It’s a very satisfying low volume guitar!

[@GuitarJawn]

The single thing that has helped my jazz playing is learning a song. Now play the same song without playing those chords you just used, new positions or voicing and then repeat. Next step is start mixing those different chords/voicings together. After you are making noticeable progress, start dropping the bass note. Do that to one song a day and you will be shocked at the progress you can make because a TON of jazz songs are very similar when looking just at the chords.

[@samwisegrangee]

On the metronome point: a lot of people think practicing is the time for pushing yourself and they end up setting the metronome way too fast, they play sloppy, and then they're even worse on the gig. Definitely, set it slow for subdivisions, so you will be internally responsible with articulating the rhythm. But even if you just did straight quarters with the click, still set it way slower than you think while practicing. The point of practice is to internalize and soak in the moves and changes. If you're smooth when slow in practice, you'll be smooth when fast on a gig. Great episode guys.

[@nobrakes3765]

The metronome snare is gold! I use one all the time and this will totally change my playing in the pocket. Thanks!

[@stephenwade2069]

Sometimes While sitting in my car waiting to turn, I start a beat going on my steering wheel with click from the indicator. All good timing practice.

[@Billywagner22]

Haha I do the same. It drives my wife nuts.

[@friedrudibega6384]

@@Billywagner22 try beatboxing 😂 she’ll love it!

[@riklionheart23]

I was doing that very thing today 🤣

[@weschilton]

Dude, yes I totally do that. Then again I've been playing drums for over 45 years so... ;)

[@Rockfish66]

I have been a steering wheel drummer for decades! Son loves it, wife hates it.

[@ratsalad1]

Thanks for introducing iReal pro to me Dan. I almost never have any structure in my practice sessions but that makes it almost like a challenge - love it!

[@Overworkt]

This is a great video - you guys definitely inspire to learn - which has to be one of the hardest things to do!

[@jacktaylorguitarist]

There are a couple of other cool features in iReal pro which are useful. 1. You can loop chords. So for example if you want to work on specific changes, you can just loop those chords and play over them. 2. If you go to the ‘long notes’ function in the iReal sound section, you can put the click on 2&4 and have a string pad behind you. This is great because you can hear your lines against the harmony of the chord.

[@belo1971]

Spark amp is the best thing I have bought for the last 10 years...Even if I have bought many guitars ( 3 Duesenberg, GIBSON, Maybach, Eastman, Tokai, etc....), boutique pedals and Fender Amp ! The Ditto looper is number 2 .

[@simon_patterson]

I know it's a show mainly about pedals and gear, but man I enjoy your playing. Both of you are terrific guitar players.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you!

[@Its_me_georgie_]

I've been doing my 'silent' practice through a Fender mustang micro amp which works a treat - but it had never occurred to me that I could plug it into my pedal board! Thank you for showing how to do that with the Boss Waza headphones and opening up my silent practice world! Great show as always 🙂 🎸 🎧

[@J00PIE]

That clean tone with the tele is sooo awesome!

[@neilkorsgaard]

I love my Spark Amp and I'm not ashamed to say it! It is a great little amp.

[@MrGixxer1300r]

This is one of my new favorite channels to watch. Thank you for the great content.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you for being here.

[@ralphdeedee-ah9149]

Thanks guys! Very practical recommendations easy to implement!

[@coolmacatrain9434]

31:38 You can output the sound using stereo binaural microphones

[@lcvol73]

Would love to see you guys do a video on the THR amp with pedals and its own presets. You guys do such a great job getting killer sounds out of everything!!!

[@stylo90]

Second this! I have a THR 10 II and interested to know what fuzz and drive pedals will sound good.

[@ChrisCollinsGuitar]

Re: time feel practice. Slower tempos require more internal subdividing of the beat. Will help out with your accuracy. Really nailing the click. Great video idea!

[@ChrisCollinsGuitar]

Dan. Careful with your swing feel. Shuffled 8ths with heavy accents on each downbeat can sound a little stiff. Try evening out the 8ths and don’t accent your lines. Or accent offbeats instead: “beeBOP beeBOP.....” instead of “BAPbooo BAPboo...”.

[@rzbach23]

I’ve been using the metronome on 2 & 4 for the past year. I have noticed a huge improvement in my time. Playing in time makes everything else feel better.

[@jrduarte99]

Love the iReal Pro and my Boss Katana for practice

[@nigelpickett2471]

I gave up on the Boss Waza Air but on seeing this I think I'll give it another go. I've invested in some Curt Mangan strings (9.5's) and really liking them upto now I was a die hard Elixir user on 9's but find the Curt Mangans really nice in feel and playability so thanks for that guys. Keep on rockin'

[@MattTateMusic]

I'd never have expected a World According To Garp reference in a KZbin Guitar video haha. Well done, Dan! Great video, gents!

[@MrJahvah]

I'm SOOOO pumped to practice more now! No idea why I never thought to use the metronome in that way before! It's almost one of those facepalm obvious exercises... I'm loving that app too! Definitely going to be spending a lot of time with that. Thanks guys!

[@ThatPedalShow]

I had no idea either - Mick here!

[@MrNeilltupman]

Great video, excellent tips guys. 100% agree with you on the THR10iiW, mine was an absolute godsend during lockdown last year. All my gigging gear was stashed unused in the understairs cupboard, and our already small house was now a home office/school. I use mine with a Line6 G10 wireless adaptor, so it's super quick to set up and grab 20 mins practice, be it on the kitchen table or on the sofa with headphones. Dan's point about it being quick and easy to set up (and fun!) rung so true as we all juggled multiple roles whilst confined at home. We're slowly back rehearsing now, but I use the Yamaha all the time still, learning new tracks for the bands. Wife not convinced about it being a living room furnishing however 😉

[@sowhulljnr]

Absolutely true about the headphones. I use noise-cancelling headphones with my Tone Master Deluxe Reverb by just using the DI out with an XLR female to stereo mini jack cable, using the line level as a master volume control (no additional headphone amp/interface required) and that isolation is superb for silent playing, especially with the reverb/tremolo or a bit of delay from the Strymon Volante.

[@fm694]

iRealPro was my savior in my Jazz recitals at music school 😂

[@nickharrington12]

This video came out at a great time for me. I've just got back into playing after basically a decade away from it (kids, life, etc). It has been a real slog practicing, mainly because it's so disheartening knowing how I could previously play, and how far from that I now am. I really liked Dan's tip with the metronome for getting a feel for time. I used to play with one to work on speed but this way is a great idea. I use your shows as inspiration to keep going with it, so thank you! Cheers guys.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Nice one Nick - welcome back!

[@icenic_wolf]

For the advanced variation of Thing 1: set your metronome to play triplets (or 12/8 with an accent on the first of every three) and play along to it with a 4/4 or square feel. Then, do the opposite. And then try playing triplet-double triplet-doubles (what drummers affectionately call "eggbeaters"). :)

[@icenic_wolf]

Or to make things even more interesting (maybe?), put your metronome back to only playing on 2 & 4, and play along with it "normally", but use a wah and pulse your foot on all of the upbeats, or triplets, etc etc.

[@paulsimmons8444]

I have the WAZA Headphones and they are the best practice tool I’ve ever had. I use them every day. I Bluetooth my bands set list songs to them and learn parts and play along anywhere.... in every room in the house, in the garden and take them and a guitar away on holiday with me. Some of the tones are exceptional.

[@Stratomacaster]

I bought the THR10 when it first came out in 2011. I've used it for at least 5-8 hours a week since and it's never had an issue. Brilliant investment.

[@justinguitarcia]

The sparse metronome thing is a really alienating thing but I find it really cultivates your sense of rhythmic imagination. Once I started viewing it that way and realizing that, especially if I were playing solo or just me and a singer, I had the sense of a band in my head and was responding accordingly in my playing, everything felt more complete even in the negative space. It’s a hard thing to articulate and masters like Charlie Hunter and Mark Lettieri just do this like it’s nobodies business but I think it starts there, with a strong sense of rhythmic imagination that is as strong as the melodic one we are usually working on

[@DavidvdGulik]

I just got the Ditto+ last week, what a great looper pedal, the functionality with the screen is amazing and it's still the same simple small pedal

[@brentporter9324]

Random bit of kit that is a great alternative to the Yamaha… the Boss Katana Head (not the air) The head has an internal speaker to play at practice and power scales down to 0.5w. It then can also be used as a 100w head with a cab, and as a power amp for another modeler, synergy system, or pre-amp pedal. For $350 US, it’s really an amazing tool that can sit on a night stand or play a gig and just about anything in between.

[@justinbalog]

Dan, you're a really great guitar player. Thanks for this guys!

[@Sammywhat]

You guys are a blessing. I am blessed. Thank you for the wonderful content!! Always!! 😍

[@Pantalooj]

An excellent episode! I've just downloaded iReal Pro ... can't wait to take it for a spin ... will have to be tomorrow as it's 10:18pm in Sydney lockdown and I am without Waza-phones. Brilliant idea with the metronome providing the 2-4 ... making it a groove. Thanks chaps! [Edit] Spent 20-30 mins on iReal Bossa Nova #1 ... which includes a chord change I had no idea about before. Now able to identify what works, what doesn't and why. Brilliant! Worth the price of admission and have only just started! Thanks again for this tip.

[@scot-combs]

Dan, it's really cool to hear where your study is taking you! Great work, you sound very good.

[@berryster]

I like practicing with a drum machine and looper. There are a number of ways to do this, but I'm currently using the NUX MG-30, which I can recommend for $300 US. Also has amp modeling, built-in effects, tuner, etc.

[@erikljonsson]

Great video! U guys should do this type of content more often. Too much is about consuming gear etc. we need to stop and enjoy what we have once in a while. And these tools are very good for anyone interested in playing guitar.

[@hoboroadie4623]

I have a compulsion to do things the hard way, or "wrong" as the pros call it, so rather than a Metronome or a Looper, I use a Tremolo to simulate having friends to rock out with. Really tightened up my rhythm. 🤘

[@matthewmonk2983]

Great improvising Mick. You have a natural knack of playing very appropriately to a backing track. I just either sound like I’m doing scales or doing the same Chuck Berry style licks along to everything!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you Matthew!

[@paulmoore7964]

the 2/4 metronome exercise is great for jazz swing, its instant swing in a bottle

[@Srvtecej]

Dan, appreciate your Big Trees recommendation. That little amp helps me get the most out of practice.

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

I like using the Ditto looper pedal for record a basic rock chord progression to solo over and practice licks and lead guitar playing.

[@taloujazz9504]

Excellent idea, and I love your jazzy soul playing Dan Thanks guys for the app, excellent too Mick with the minor blues jazz , bravo. This small Yamaha is the best idea ever

[@jhesbol]

I'm sure this was mentioned somewhere in the comments, but there was a brilliant video of Pat Metheny giving a clinic at a music school in the 80s and he used a metronome in this fashion. He just set the click, put it on the floor and showed how he warmed up. It's a great way to breathe a little life into what might be otherwise mundane. Plus, it allows you to swing.

[@guitello100]

Awesome! Need to catch up as well. Been away with no internet! Always love your show!!

[@javiermp81]

I bought a Universal Audio OX a couple of years ago. That is great for using your own loud amp an pedals even with headphones. The only thing I miss is being able to play along to backing tracks and using headphones at the same time. Thinking about getting a Boss Katana or a Yamaha for that…

[@davepalermo3630]

Playing with and around the metronome is a great concept. Totaly new to me. Just recently I found a video in witch Carol Kaye talked about it, too. For her it's about making the metronome swing. I think it's really cool. Makes it less boring and more musical.

[@CarlosMontanez]

Awesome tools guys. Thank you very much. I really liked the irealpro. 👌👍🏻

[@gregantonowicz2818]

Unrelated to the episode, but I bought Wired To Earth on iTunes, great stuff Dan! Hey Mick, I finally talked to my doctor about mental health, - anxiety and depression. You guys talking about it here definitely helped me decide to do it, thanks. The new p90's and wiring sound amazing in that casino, I'm tempted to do the same with my 50th anniversary 1962 Sheraton reissue. Nothing wrong with the mini humbuckers, but I can't help but think the guitar could be better because it plays so nice. Keep up the good work guys.

[@ThatPedalShow]

That’s great to hear Greg! Wishing you some peace sir!

[@NFMorley]

Good suggestion on the looper- I've neglected that myself and have been using a basic TC Ditto for years; but I recently upgraded to one of the larger Boss units (partly to force me to learn/use it more!) and it's made a lot of difference for practice being able to store backing tracks etc

[@PTintheBC]

I learnt that metronome tip from Australia jazz bass player, Brendan Clarke. I stopped the video to practise it and I definitely need to practise it more.

[@banjothebandit]

Really enjoy these type videos. Talking about practice doesn't happen enough

[@mcniac]

Irealpro can also be used to try different chord changes for any progression you are working on. I use it sometimes while composting. Try different metrics or kinds of arrangements. It's really easy to edit a song in the phone directly

[@MrCameronmcdonald]

I think you should have a TPS hat like Dan’s in the pedal store. Such a great hat!

[@Attilargh]

I just tried the metronome on 2 and 4 and even changing basic chords became incredibly difficult all of a sudden. Thanks, guys. Thanks... 😩 (No, but really thanks! Have a nice week!)

[@simonthompson9380]

Love my THRii for the office. Small, sounds great and works. Also takes pedals ! Haha

[@johnmundt7834]

Spent last night jamming with my brother in law while we sat outside enjoying some beers. He had his acoustic and I had my tele through my katana air. Setup a clean tone and an overdrive tone and switched between the two as needed. Greatest tone ever? No, but tons of fun and the most practice I’ve had in weeks

[@harrysachs2274]

Never realized how good Mick was until the jazz app. Great video fellas.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah man, thanks Harry!

[@harrysachs2274]

@@ThatPedalShow yup, but Harry Sachs isn't my real name, it's Amanda Huginkiss

[@renzocalcagno536]

EHX's Freeze pedal does that pad thing for playing over chords. You can learn about chord & scale relationship by actually listen what they sound like. Loopers are excellent for practicing and laying grooves.

[@santiagovanegas3812]

The Yamaha THR has a very handy headphone jack. It can also stream your music, while you play guitar. I don't know if the BOSS Waza headphones can do that.

[@Mujcanal]

Yes, waza air does that too, and Its fantastic.

[@WutipongWongsakuldej]

Just got a Fender Mustang Micro. A tiny little amplug that can can recieves Bluetooth, add guitar sounds in, and stream them out over USB connection (in addition to headphone out). Sounds decent for the size+price. A little awkward to control. It becomes my main practice tool now.

[@GuitarKilf]

Love that you're loving that Casino so much Mick, it's in your hands alot lately. So good to see 😃 Looking forward to seeing the new Tele more hope you get over your issues with it

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hey Michael. I love the Casino so much I ordered a Collings I-30LC. Oooops. Hahaha! I like the whole 330 vibe. I’m getting old and hammering away at a Strat is getting harder work here on these stools. A semi hollow is so much easier at these volumes and under this pressure. I’ve made quite an extensive vlog on the Isbelications…. Really cool guitar that I think I’ll play a lot! Although probably not on the show as the Tele is Dan’s thing!

[@GuitarKilf]

Awesome mate, I recently bought an ibanez asv in low gloss with a relic job you would hate but it's the cheapest and best playing guitar I own the action is just perfect made me realise what action I like...it doesn't sound the best (of all my guitars but perfectly good) but it's great when you just bond with a guitar. So glad you have bonded with the Casino one of my favourite guitars.....have you took the finish off it yet I can see you doing that....maybe even respraying in nitro 🤔 anyway thanks for all you boys do, you are both and inspiration

[@PFDarkside]

Dan I just ordered Waza Air. IReal is probably next. A Bluetooth practice amp will be after that. (Time to get good playing all these pedals!) Thoughts on the Yamaha THR vs the Boss Katana Air? I think this is the most important TPS episode for me in a while. Maybe since New Years Resolution episode.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thanks mate 🤓👍