Greg Howe at DV Mark Headquarters

Greg Howe visiting DV Mark headquarter, where he plays a little bit through his DV Little GH 250 signature head and he talks about his career in music.
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[@rfd73]

What most amazes me about Greg is his versatility, I am sure those DV Mark amps are versatile too

[@newpowersoul2005]

Watching Greg Howe playing open chords is kinda rare.

[@luispaxtor2680]

Great vid, always great to hear how great musicians learned their craft!

[@Guitarmike]

Outstanding~ I love Greg's playing and the amp sounds amazing! Thanks for sharing this with the world.

[@Rialas]

What a great player.

[@DavidMaximMicic]

Joe Zawinul chilling in the background

[@alexisalescio1562]

great guitarist!

[@SamFreres]

So next year we are going to see a new tube amp from Greg Howe and DV Mark? That's great news!

[@oronmichmich61]

Very candor and insightful, thx Greg

[@pippotones]

Greg is a good guy…..

[@87RedSpecial]

cool dv mark waiting for more videos about the little 250 gh ;)

[@SotirisVasileiadis]

Very nice!

[@Knosferatu]

legend

[@Sammylind1]

jaco P. on the wall....

[@bobbyvaldez7823]

Which model Carvin Guitar is that? I don't think it's his GH24 . . . .

[@JELIFISH19]

Bolt Classic

[@2Plus2isChicken2013]

It's a Bolt. It's basically Carvin's version of a Strat. I have a couple of them and they're the best guitars I've played. Although Strats are great too, the Carvin has more options for the price.

[@greekfreak1980]

It's a Carvin Bolt Classic,basically their take on the Strat.Here:www.kieselguitars.com/catalog/guitars/bolt

[@ElliotSmart]

Robert Valdez it's a stock Carvin bolt classic.

[@rz0svp]

What's song is he playing in the beginning?

[@drums5050]

rz0svp I need to know too

[@5urg3x]

What is that on the nut of his guitar in the middle? Looks like a make-shift shim made out of aluminum foil because the D string sawed thru the graphite nut...I HATE when that happens. I had to do that with my PRS for awhile until I finally just bit the bullet and installed a new nut myself. If you're a tremolo user -- NEVER get a graphite or self-lubricating nut! Do NOT do it...It's not worth it, it will wear out very quickly and you'll need a new nut every 6 months. Go with Tusq.

[@philsackett7341]

In case you're still in the dark about this, it's a hair tie. He uses them to help mute any strings that would otherwise ring out while he's doing two-hand stuff.

[@GarbecBand]

alright, 3min51 c'est hilarant!