Ibanez BTB 1825 In-Store Demo

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[@tigerscott2966]

That Ibanez BTB is identical to the Calvin Vanquish model. That sounds great too.

[@jacobmeyers3446]

The riff at around 4:54 ish sounded cool and fun to play. I need to learn the Ibanez models. I’m not sure what all the numbers and letters mean. Lots of SR models.

[@progrockjock]

Yep, lots of ridiculous model numbers and names from Ibanez. It's almost impossible to memorize them all. Thank you for the riff compliment! I must confess that I lifted the main part of it from Meshell Ndegeochello (The Way) but put my own destructive spin on it for the sake of being somewhat original. Either way, I getting ready to start posting again this week and I'm making a drastic change to what I play when I demo the instruments. In other words, I'll be minimizing the noodling. You'll see and I think you & everyone else here will appreciate it. Here's the link to the Meshell Ndegeochello song I pulled from: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6Gln2OGbad5bLs&ab_channel=Romain

[@jacobmeyers3446]

@@progrockjock i like how you played it. Sounded cool. Thanks for sending the link I’ve listened to it a few times today all ready. I’m really excited to hear your future demos. I love the noodling but hearing some planned out stuff will be super cool too!!

[@progrockjock]

Thank you!

[@alextinsley9117]

By the way, this isn't a diss - I like your content - but I'm pretty sure maps were considered a crutch once upon a time, as was likely a pitch fork, then one of those tuners you blow through. It's all relative. And some people (your truly included) simply don't have an ear for pitch, no matter what they do. If I don't at least have a tuned E string, I'm fucked. Tech is never a bad thing. Well, unless it prevents one from learning how to wright or do basic math. That could be a problem. 😁 Cheers!

[@progrockjock]

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