I Made a Mistake 😅 | Trogly's Unboxing Guitars Vlog

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[@Trog]

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[@sniffmatip3865]

if your looking for vintage hand tools to recreate the poster scene. its maybe worth emailing crimson guitars as he will be able to tell you what tools those are and where to get them because he has a massive collection of vintage wood working hand tools for building his guitars.

[@CharmCityPaintball]

“I messed up and had to buy more guitars”….. you got me interested immediately! Lol! Always a great show!

[@smittenthekitteninmittens2679]

I'm a lefty and had a house fire and lost all my music equipment so for Xmas last year I got a glary Tele and funnily enough it has the same amount of flame in the maple neck as that strat!!...Glary rules for a mod platform but to be fair the one I picked up was amazing sounding straight out of the box!!..just thought I'd share that little story and looking forward to when you review another Glary!!!...!!!

[@johndaugherty4127]

All of the best pickets play tele's.

[@oakhurstaxe6392]

That screwdriver kit from Stew Mac is pretty nice and cool. I use mine all the time.

[@waynebake1123]

My favorite pick is the Fender heavy 355's. They are a big triangle. The advantage is you can have a loose grip on them and they won't fly out of your hand as easily cause you can really hook your index finger around them. Leaves a lot more room for playing dynamics even with a heavy pick, once you adapt. Been using them 15+ years and I hate having to use a normal shaped pick.

[@monstrok]

The VERY FIRST pick I ever owned was found in a high school lunchroom and it was the heart-shaped pick at 9:35. Thanks for bringing back this memory!

[@Douglas_I]

The Kirk Hammett white fang 1.14 is one of my favorite picks. My other is the Dunlop prime tone sculpted 1.4mm. You'll likely never see me without one of each in my coin pocket lol!

[@joermnyc]

The mailer used for the employee newsletters and that ‘90s The Paul sign is usually used to ship vinyl 12” records.

[@eliwebster509]

Those white square cardboard sleeves are usually used to ship records and other small paper pieces you don't want bent. I've always got vinyl in them myself so. They're great for stuff you DON'T want bent.

[@jackhowell8708]

Problem with the Rick Beato Gibson is that it’s a Gibson. The one I got weighed well over 8 lbs. and appeared to have been made with stone tools. The collectors can have them.

[@pariahpokemonwesbragg2904]

I'd actually like to see the memory cable in action....and I really do want to get one of the beautiful Rick Beato Signature guitars. I think they're pretty cool.

[@derrickenbuenosaires]

I started out using all types of picks, really anything that was around. The only one that ever felt right with me was the jazz 3 pick. I've been using them for over 10 years now.

[@wesleyAlan9179]

Jazz3's are awesome, so do I use them!

[@damonsdeliberatedetour492]

Rick Beato's signature model may not be all that but his knowledge and guitar playing is off the charts!

[@216trixie]

Rick is a treasure to music.

[@Big_betty2]

And his experience over his many years in music.

[@Norman-Bates]

I found him a bit arrogant when I had a comment war with him on his channel. He was probably just having a bad day. Lol

[@damonsdeliberatedetour492]

@@Big_betty2 Absolutely!!

[@careful...Icarus]

A great guitarist's sound is in his hands via his brain. He can be playing a Ukrainian junk store one string plank and sound good. Gear is merely icing.

[@irishRocker1]

For the tools give ben from crimson guitars a shout. He has a vintage tool shop but he could also probably custom make them and do a video on it

[@scottbartlett4853]

13:32 good on Stewmac to send you some cool stuff. Yes, of course it's marketing but it's done in a way not to fool anyone. Seems to say "hey, we love the guitar business and we love what you do for it. Nuff said.

[@floydloonie4880]

Austin @ Trogly's Guitar Show You might hit up Ben Crowe @ Crimson Guitars in the UK about those old chisels... He is a hoarder of sorts with old chisels, He may be able to help locating them, + he always talks nicely about you and your YT channel. Just a thought.

[@CitizenofMelee]

I don't know anything about vintage tools, but fellow KZbinr Ben over at Crimson Guitars seems like he's super into vintage woodworking. Maybe he could point you in the right direction for the chisels.

[@john564holloway]

Keep these vids coming, Austin! I love the little vintage goodies that come in the mail!

[@ghost.of.aleksz.salad.]

trog, u needa use a razor to cut a grip into your pick, i use 1 mm so its not flimsy and the cuts give mega grip, u cut a tick tack toe board into it.. it will make it 100x better, dont cut to the edges just in da middle

[@scoutgirl7739]

I gotta admit. This was a fun video. Merry Christmas Austin. God bless you, and I look forward to more videos .cheers! 🎄

[@barrygoins6900]

No mistakes only happy accidents

[@dmdoppler115]

Well until you misbuy a 1 mil guitar and now your broke😂

[@RinonNinqueon]

For chisels you can ask Ben Crow from Crimson Guitars. He has own shop with vintage tools.

[@drjsmajor]

Gibson Memory Cable is a bit of a solution in search of a problem (in 2022). Tones that come out I would describe as "ultra clean" (straight out of the guitar with NO effects). End of the day it is MUCH easier to get some kind of interface to a pc and record that way (you can now get them for under $10). The cable likely had SOME minimal utility when they came out with them but I cannot imagine anyone using them much today. I use mine as a regular cable sometimes if I need a cable but mostly it just sits in my box.

[@l5e2n9]

That Museum gets mentioned in every episode. We need a time line. When will it start?

[@wesleyAlan9179]

I 2nd this comment ☝️

[@russellzauner]

I think it's a thing with JPN builders - every single guitar I get, even if it has a scarf joint, has a grain pattern that really shows up on the headstock carve area. It's been that way for a long time as I have only vintage builds from JPN and have never bought a JPN built guitar new so I didn't really realize it was literally every guitar I have plus new ones until just now when you pointed out how the grain shows off even though it's the back of the neck...it must be something that's a bullet item on the luthier training checklist: cut neck so grain pops on headstock backside carves.

[@_Yep_Yep_]

Yo Trog. Its time for you to do an episode on your biggest fails and biggest wins in the trade, and in the guitar journey. I know youve got some of both:)

[@tomfoolery2082]

I'm thinking Ben @ Crimson Guitars may have a lead on new and old chisels and luther's tools in general . Good luck and Happy Holidays .

[@michaelmills4154]

Hey Trogly, regarding your picks, try the James Hetfield white fang picks. They’re etched with grips and they’re the best sliding picks I’ve ever tried. You won’t be disappointed !

[@russellmartin4712]

I use my pocket knife to put little nicks in the pick. Works for me. Also the medical tape works

[@wesleyAlan9179]

@@russellmartin4712 Lol! My uncle did that waaay back in the day, back when I was just learning guitar, like the early 90s...your comment brought back some good memories, thank you!

[@highseasmarinediaz493]

That's cool! They even included a broken headstock pin.

[@BiginBelgium]

Austin, Glad you are happy with the Gibson Display and pins. Exactly what I wanted is for someone to appreciate it.

[@javiervv9095]

Hey Trogly - you may want to try the Ernie Ball Prodigy 2.0mm picks. The size of a Jazz iii but thicker…they are amazing

[@jjdillon2007]

My new Bugera V5 Infinium amp just arrived from Sweetwater today. I couldn't be happier.

[@justarel]

There are 2 picks I use, .006 Dulop Hot Licks copper picks of which I have 2 left of the 6 I purchased new in the early 90's and clear blue Fender thins my brother got me a bulk pack of a few years ago.

[@Buffrt66]

It took me 2 seconds to "Get used to" the finish of that strat. Ally Venable plays one of those double cut p-90 LPs in a dark blue finish.

[@dramiusdedraven8662]

Austin, check with Ben Crowe @ Crimson Guitars. He has his vintage tool shop and should be able to source the chisels you're looking for.

[@contrabandjoe7974]

Cool episode. Trogly I'm 58 years old and worked in a music shop in High School (1978-1982). I remember when all that Gibson stuff was new. kinda strange seeing it now

[@fuzzgutterwins3]

Get ahold of Ben Crowe. Vintage tool shop or crimson guitars. For those chisels.

[@Bob_at_OZDiggzguitars]

Talk to Ben at Crimson Guitars. He also has a vintage tool business. If HE doesn't have those chisels, no one does...lol

[@clarkbabin9799]

Cant remember which guitar it was but one that I bought awhile back came wrapped in a sturdy almost cheese cloth type of bag. Before you know it you'll have to put up a bigger shelf or a book case to hold all those small items. My great grandfather used to use all kinds of chisels rasps and saws that he had in his shed. Unfortunately I never got any training from him and no idea what happened to any of that. I just saw a Corvis on a sight just cant recall which. Been looking at several sights for a possible Baritone in my future. I'll bet if your looking for a chisel and other tools you could find it through StewMac or Crimson Guitars.

[@oonamorrioghanblackthorne]

Waiting for A Gibson Troglodyte Les Paul (with left handed option)

[@Kahuna54]

I like Rick Beato, he has over the top musical knowledge!

[@rexrathtar3893]

And an endless amount of tat to be plugged in his videos. From ear training to music theory to an interactive book and guitar lessons, all for a bundled price of just 110 bucks. What a guy.

[@PaulCooksStuff]

@@rexrathtar3893 on sale this weekend only, our biggest discount of the year! I don't mind the plugs once an episode. But it's often 3.

[@jessecommins4499]

On your pick dilemma, I started using Jim Roots picks and I have literally never picked up another type since, they are chunky but I still hold it with my thumb and pointing finger

[@tuskedbeast]

FWIW those boxes are what we use to ship LPs.

[@itskyyuuuu]

That 100 years of gibson says copyright 1996 on it so that's the year.

[@FenderMarko47]

tool at then top of the picture is a gouge, the tool at the bottom is a very narrow head chisel

[@lurklingX]

4:54 omg the black and white flying V! (i have a dean one but Eeeeeyah!!! love seeing anything like it! :D )

[@JuiceboxDesmond]

Klaus Meine and his 335. Too cool for those angular shapes.

[@catmandoodoo7903]

If you’re looking for new picks I can recommend the Precision Pick from Dans Guitar Store. They’re amazing and a bit bigger than the Hammett jazz ones.

[@sqrly2u]

I HOPE you do a video just on the old Gibson news letters. I am a history buff and those would be just fabulous to get some education on!

[@ereimul1444]

Unboxing today, feel like Xmas unboxing. fancy all the goodies.

[@buzzmantx]

Super cool Scorpions poster! one of my favorite bands

[@thomasbombadil8190]

Herco HE211P Flex 75 1.01mm Silver Nylon Guitar Picks

[@RuthlessMojo]

I’m still waiting for Gibson toilet paper. For practical purposes. No doubt it will cost $689.00 a roll.

[@eljison]

The Gibson "100 years" board you showed had a date printed on it of 1996 while you stated that it was from 1994. You may have noticed that after the fact.

[@stevenpipes1555]

The Graphtech TUSQ picks changed everything for me. Ive always hated picks until them. The diferent colors are different compounds and each one adds a different . . . Something. Its hard to explain but they're actually musical themselves. Drop em on the table and you'll see.

[@bukwok]

11:40 about vintage tool , you better ask "Crimson Custom Guitars" ,a guitar builder he own a vintage tool shop ,a guitar builder and vintage tools enthusiast ,im sure he can help you. funny enough, lately he open his own museum too , better go his youtube channel for a look .

[@814Taylor]

I remember years ago I'd buy guitar strings at Coyle's Music on E Main and 270 in Columbus, Ohio and they had a Gibson map guitar in their store back then and always wanted it.

[@barrygoins6900]

Austin ,its cool you don't mark up those guitars because you could. I don't understand y the winter guitar hasn't sold and it's very reasonable priced. It's my can't believe I got this guitars. Johnny winter is the best guitarist you don't here about. Love what you do and I will visit museum and the first time just in the reading room with all the paper history, love that stuff

[@yeg466]

Lee Valley tools will have something very similar to those chisels

[@kennywilkinson9270]

Hey Mr. Trogly, I’m sure you spend more time scrolling the web looking for guitars than I, but I saw a Gibson ZutSuit on Reverb. I messaged the shop and told him to contact you! It had a high price tag but I’m sure you can get it down. Anywho cheers man! Love checking in seeing what’s new watching your videos. Man, you really love gibson huh!? Haha I am a PRS fanboy myself…but still love me some Gibson guitars too of course! Even some Fenders!

[@jasonmyers3847]

Now you REALLY need to buy a "Map Of America" Gibson. Your museum collection would be incomplete without it.

[@bruceselenka7181]

The two white flatter boxes are for shipping LP records.

[@forzaguy1252]

Yep, use similar ones at work

[@CyclopsGuitars8642]

Make copies of the old news letters and sell them.I would buy them,along with thousands of other people.That is so cool

[@dillondriskill6403]

with all the changes you’ve made lately i’d love to see a behind the scenes video to show your process

[@robertdicarlo4490]

Try Ben at Crimson guitars for chisels he has 3 of everything.

[@stu-j]

Trog I use Jim Dunlop primetone sculpted pics and I've not found a better pic... try them they are awesome!

[@Big_betty2]

I love those Japanese strats

[@MaxPower-js1sk]

I remember that US-shaped Gibson from Guitar Player in the 70s or 80s.

[@vainestlamb5917]

Oh man there's one of those scorpions explorers by me it's even signed on the backplate so cool

[@mikaschwarzer1977]

Maybe look at TheVintageToolshop by Ben Crowe for the chisels

[@albedeathtrip670]

Try hitting up Ben from crimson Guitars on his Vintage Tools

[@gregsguitartone]

I use the Kirk Hammett picks. My favorite picks.

[@barrygoins6900]

My new bucket list strat wow

[@mburtondavis]

I wondering about that because sometimes stuff that’s on your reverb is not on your website and vice versa.

[@Trog]

I don't list much on Reverb anymore - only things that don't sell on my website within a few months mainly due to time restraints

[@vincenthudson8313]

I got the rick beato guitar also. Plus his proceeds are going to charity. Got mine fron ams on launch day.

[@stuartwilson6939]

Have a look at Vintage Tool Shop in England.

[@Velvetnos]

Love the old Gibson company newsletters! Can’t wait to see that episode

[@jeremysummerrell8210]

Les paul junior DC is cool , I got older cheap one , guessing would cost a lot for these new ones in Australia? Cheers

That’s a lovely looking Strat.

[@Forest_Fifer]

Vintage chisels? I'm pretty sure Ben Crowe could sort you out.

[@stubaker2574]

Zager guitars have pick's he designed and i use a similar pick but Zager pick ...not yet..great show...

[@ericbgordon1575]

Hopeful that your museum will include a duplicate of the harp guitar played by Robbie Robertson on the theme from the Last Waltz. Or else, it won't be a complete museum inventory.

[@mattbluesmain1359]

try Genius picks found red and green nylon with grip feel ..like 'em

[@trevorbacon23]

Your channel will always reign supreme over other guitar channels ,regardless if I agree with your content.. For the simple reason that your camera Is predominantly focused on Guitar content and I'm not watching a head shot of the channel presenter talking for the majority of the video..🤘

[@murraywagnon1841]

At 6:29 in the caption of the image of the Firebrand being cleaned by Connie Cathey says "Connie Cathey . . . cleans a L.P. Firebrand." Does that mean that I can tell my former band mates to pound sand for saying my 1980 Firebrand "The Paul" Deluxe isn't a Les Paul? It still plays like my other Les Paul. 🙂

[@leahcaudill6559]

The Gibson, memory cable is a great idea, also I am trying to get a tattoo artist in your area, to hock you up with Gibson logo tat, whats a good time?

[@AlanCheong]

i still have the same Map catalog. When i was a teenager, that's all i could afford.

[@ak47dragunov]

The business must be doing phenomenally well considering how many expensive axes Trogly has been able to just keep for the collection lately. Gotta be well over a dozen by now

[@oozede9035]

The Fenders color should be electron blue.

[@clarkgriffith5705]

How much for that stratocaster? And what is the neck shape? I'm looking for a strat with a chunky neck.

[@randall9000]

Look into Warmoth if you don’t find what you’re looking for. This strat ⬅️ has a fatback neck, tall frets, 7.25 radius

[@romusromulus]

What about ESP, edwards only available in Japan? Can we reach them via you?

[@Trog]

Usually not cost effective

[@FransvandenBergeMuziekschuur]

Like the Rick Beato guitar.

[@CartoonerAnimationist]

Was that a hint at a Trogly signature near the end?

[@touchthesun2448]

I love the Rick Beato.... mmmmmmmmmmmm P-90's!

[@kimballowen-brown4771]

Try Marketplace for the chisels Austin

[@rondoris6717]

Hi just started to watch your awesome videos I’m always looking forward to wake up and see what’s next and I was wondering can you do Schecter guitars sure would be nice to see that brand get picked apart I have a Schecter Hellraiser tempest thanks and keep up the good work

[@jessenewman5976]

Would love to get my hands on one of Ricks guitars

[@MrDoobie12286]

So many opportunities for “that’s what she said” jokes today. Thank you Michael Scott

[@wesleyAlan9179]

Awe man...I want to make time stamps now, I can't un-hear them now!!🤣

[@wesleyAlan9179]

13:11 🤣

[@wesleyAlan9179]

1:41 🤣

[@wildwolf8983]

How can I buy a Japanese Strat so, they can ship it directly to me? Any Japanese stores that you recommend?

[@PaulCooksStuff]

Some Japanese dealers have reverb stores. Landon Bailey (youtuber) has used Kinko Music via reverb a handful of times and been happy with their service, but do your own research etc.

[@basildog007]

Huuuuuuuh... That Gibson Memory Cable could make stoners more productive... I'm probably at a good 95%/5% ratio (immediately forgotten ideas/later forgotten ideas)