LIVE Comments & Questions 18 January 2022

[@jeffgreene468]

Dan and Mick, going through tough times here and wanted to say a big thank you for being such a positive distraction. Give Rosie a treat for us all!!!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Best to you Jeff, and whatever it is, we hope it improves soon. Hang in there geezer!

[@kodykindhart5644]

🤣🤣🤣 Mick more sg killer

[@thorvelizelos]

This was my favourite episode! I am of greek/swedish origin living in Sweden and I just listened to this while cooking salsa bolognese and I loved it. Much love for the good malakes at TPS and Jam!

[@crazyforbeingsane611]

D&M the rude content is often the best content as far as TPS is concerned :) ! Rude Mick makes Dan laugh and that makes me laugh. Bless you both absolute Leg Ends!

[@kodykindhart5644]

This

[@bardpendragon7229]

Really enjoyed today's show. Thank you for the distraction from the dumpster fire that is currently life in NSW Australia. Thank you for the pupdate - the most important (and adorable) part of the show. Really love the idea of doing lives for showing off new gear. Rick Beato has said that he does so many lives so he doesn't have to do the editing. ;-)

[@jamescolunio2801]

I have been following you guys for many years and you have brought great joy and profound knowledge into my guitar playing life. I wanted to comment on one thing that Mick touched on... the importance of the hands in playing. I wanted to add that the hands do many things that pedals and amps can't... such as vibrato, bends, trills, slides, hammer-ons, pull-offs, bends with vibrato, and a host of other small things that are all wrapped up in the term "expression". I listen for those things in every player.

[@eddiecharlton3173]

I am standing in the centre of a park walking my dogs, and laughing so much I’m in tears over the Willie Nelson joke. Never watched the show before, but now a convert.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ha! Welcome Eddie, and hope you enjoyed that walk. Me and Dan are definitely dog people. :0)

[@johnmundt7834]

George was the gear head of the group. For that, he’s relatable. I think his Fender amp and uke collection were insane

[@mikedr1549]

I heard a podcaster say that George was having some serious trouble at home with Patti (in fact he claimed Patti left him for a bit while the documentary was being recorded - this was pre-Clapton) so that certainly played a factor in Georges mental state during the recording session. He had a lot on his plate at the time - let alone when you think about the fact he was only 25 at the time! By the way - I'm not a doctor - those are the first two initials of my last name! Cheers!!

[@natenobrakes6292]

Gentlemen I like the idea of doing a live show utilising some new pedals. Maybe a themed show, like how to stack low/high gain pedals, might be a good way to show them off.

[@gr8dane910]

Good morning leg ends .... 6 in the morning here in Australia.. about to have my mandatory 6am coffee and shred while watching tps ... CHEERS LADS ☕🤓🎸

[@ThatPedalShow]

Good morning!

[@darthkeyes]

Thanks to the both of you for the song suggestions in this episode. Jamestown Revival- Moving Man and Jason Isbell-Elephant. Sheesh! Good songs!

[@jeremyhickersonsalem]

as a counter example to do what you know, your video with Lee Malia was incredible!

[@BCarpenter2314]

Would love for the "Live Pedal testing/using" to maybe be once or twice a month in place of VCQ. Couple of hours should be enough time to really get a bunch of pedals on and sorted out!

[@stanmuso1]

Thanks for all you do lads. 🙏

[@briannacery9939]

Mick and Dan, love your show ❤️! You guys are such good guitar players and I appreciate your sharing information with us out here in the peanut gallery!

[@johnfrewin7717]

SHOW IDEA- I think you could really help players understand dynamics , particularly in one of your live shows, by focusing on the extremes of feather light touch (Eg Gilmour style ,gently through a super loud rig...) vs the “digging in”/ “ hitting hard”, and how tweaks to the rigs help support one or the other, I’m imagining the thumbnail with Mick holding a feather and Dan wielding a hammer 🔨- just thought I’d share👍 love your work& am looking forward to the jam shows 😀🎸

[@oldtomthestoryteller6517]

“Outboard where it matters” is exactly the approach my lead player uses. He has an old Cry Baby upstream and a Boss BF-2 in the loop of his Helix. Nearly all our shows demand we go ampless

[@dalegreen8695]

George started learning sitar in 1965 and didn't really play much guitar for 3 years. He lost interest in the guitar during this period and that must be why he struggled a bit during the Let It Be period. He then gravitated towards playing slide guitar and by 1970 he'd mastered it. George's slide on Isn't It a Pity is really beautiful. His slide playing became his trademark really throughout the rest of his solo career.

[@karllongbottomguitars9192]

I wasn't going to comment on broken headstock as I did last week, but as you mentioned it....if it's a clean break and no bits have splintered off and lost there's no reason that it can't be repaired to be as strong as it was originally , if it's a messy break it could nearly always be repaired but it may not be as seamless and may even require some strengthening splints.

[@petelawler2199]

Excellent sound and lighting today, chaps.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thanks Pete!

[@jeremyhickersonsalem]

Oregon *is* beautiful (long time resident of Portland (for 16 years) and now 25 years in Salem Oregon), and home of amazing jazz guitarist Dan Balmer.

[@zootallures1]

D&M, regarding the Great Clean Tone episode, I believe that attaining a great clean tone is the first step toward also achieving great non-clean sounds. Once I attained (and understood) my clean tone, I was much better equipped to tackle the gainier components of my board. This vid should be the first stop for anyone starting a tone journey with TPS. Bravo!!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Always how we’ve done it - big headroom mostly clean amps, everything else on top. Loud and proud! Cheers man!

[@daveplayinstuff]

Only realizing toward the end that Dan picked up a guitar that matched his outfit. Ace 👌🎩

[@jeremyhickersonsalem]

I also have a 1971 ES 335, which I've owned since 1987 -- I think I'm the 2nd owner. This was my only electric guitar for years and it's still my best guitar.

[@moo3992]

Great idea whatever it was! By the way, a Blue Moon is the 3rd moon of a 4 moon year, for anyone interested.

[@MACKHAWKSS]

checking in from nashville, tennessee ! cheers boys

[@paulrobdi55]

A quick shout out to the folks who frequent the live chat. Many thanks for the recommendations on getting my Strat fixed up. I was having issues with all the notes dying everwhere and a very weak signal. All better now 😀

[@ThatPedalShow]

Wonderful. Glad it got sorted Paul!

[@manit3307]

Re pre-amp valve pedals: an option could be a Mesa Boogie V-Twin. It could provide quite a bit of tonal options from clean to distortion, with some very good “dirty clean/slightly crunchy” tones

[@bleeknoir]

Missed most of the live, as I was late from a studio session, but you best believe I devoured it all before I turn in for the night. Thanks as ever folks.

[@autocatharsis4122]

Thanks for another great episode :)

[@RMosack]

Another great show from the best guitar channel on the internet. IMHO, of course. I could watch you guys every single day. And I have to say it. Rosie is just an amazingly beautiful dog. Congratulations good sir.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you! And WOOF!

[@Aijse]

I got a malekko goatkeeper tremolo that plays really nicely with a fuzz factory. It can do step sequenced tremolo and much more. With tap tempo you can make the tremolo subdivisions vary per measure.

[@paulmatulevich3623]

So disappointed I missed this stream. Work got in the way. But I'd love that live Pedal Jams!! Pick'n'mix back from the dead, now with added shenanigans!!

[@thelonetwangster]

Talking of Phil Collins, he played great drums for John Martyn on quite a few tunes.

[@courier11sec]

When John Mayer first appeared on my radar around the turn of the century, I didn't think he was all that special either, but as I have grown my familiarity, it's become clear that he's fantastic. I'd respectfully encourage Chatman to spend some time discovering the same. 😊

[@weschilton]

When I first heard him I only liked some of this songwriting and singing. It was only later that I began to appreciate what a great guitarist he is. He isn't a showy or chops heavy player, so it takes some attention and time to recognize his mastery.

[@kodykindhart5644]

John Mayer trio??? 🤣 Don’t take long

[@MicolCazzell]

For the person asking about Top Hat amps: Listen to Elliott Smith circa Figure 8 or XO. Some New Moon and From A Basement On The Hill tracks as well. AC30 style Top Hat there. I think it was the Club Royale, along with a Buddha Phatman tube pre. A Kingsley preamp and Top Hat would do you right.

[@sowhulljnr]

RE: Pre-amp pedal. It's not valve, but the Mad Professor Super Black pedal works superbly as a preamp into the effects return. It has 3-band EQ, gain, presence and volume control, as well as their sweet honey drive built in. I use this as my wet amp into the effects return of my JCM600, the dry amp being a 5e3 tweed.

[@yellowtruckproductions7502]

HA HA HA! , I just paused the show to crack up my wife and grown daughter with the Willie Nelson joke! We all fell out! Thanks guys!

[@jefffletcher2614]

Steeltown by Big Country is one of my fave 80”s songs. You’re welcome. I know you were wondering!

[@357armen]

Yes on the country special. Maybe have Brent Mason on!!

[@kcmccloskey]

Meters middlle position was a full sized jazz box (ES175 I believe) on the early singles, and a Fender Starcaster from the "Rejuventation" album onward. But I appreciate the love for the middle position either way!

[@petebrochet9714]

Thanks for hanging out. Its always a treat. Just picked up a Vox Pathfinder 15r and will be building a new box for it and 12” speaker. What would be a good speaker for that Vox magic? Will be pairing it with a Fender SCX2 reboxed with 12” speaker. Minor league wet dry rock rig with mojo to spare.

[@halvach1998]

Re: 8" speaker, I have a Celestion OEM speaker out of an H&K 'Edition Blue' amp which sounds awesome, classic Celestion tone, so much so that I thought of making a 4x8" box, but supply chains to the antipodes being what they are atm, no-go.

[@mattrector431]

Really wanted to comment on loud amps. 2 of the loudest amps I've heard is the Orange AD140 and the Mesa Boogie Heartbreaker. Epic tones and loudness. Way louder than my 100watt dual rec.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ooooof! Super sexy time.

[@paulwatson8809]

Leg ends! My brother loved the sound of my Harmonious Monk so much that he got one too...I guess we can now bill ourselves as the Monk Brothers.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Wicked! Thanks Paul and Paul’s brother. Monkees?

[@paulwatson8809]

@@ThatPedalShow Monkadelic!

[@iwannabeyourshirt]

Simian Siblings!

[@toneydavis9802]

Missed the live QA but will enjoy this evening.

[@jesseyasaitis9036]

Regarding naming Dan's guitar, a good friend of mine named his Alvarez acoustic Melody. The name fit for sure.

[@phillipbland2861]

Another great show! In regards to using modulation, lately I've found that the Echorec toneprint on the Flashback 2 is all I need. And for boost I find the Jackson Audio Prism hard to beat.

[@jjwiggo3594]

Mick, you should listen to Big Country! The album The Buffalo Skinners has some fantastic guitar playing and awesome tones. In my top 5 albums of all time😀

[@erikzen1]

I'd say the movie bore out that it wasn't the Paul and John show. Paul and John knew it wasn't The Beatles without George (and history does bear that out). That's why they knew they had to Get him Back.

[@cawfeedawg]

I do remember an interview with John Mayer saying when they were building the prototype JM signature guitar that he had to try a load of different pickups as they attempted to get the characteristics that he was after so im pretty sure the big dippers are not an off the shelf pickup. prior to the release of that guitar.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Correct!

[@MarkDelsing]

Regarding live shows, I feel like a lot of YT channels I follow are starting to do this, but honestly setting aside the typical 2.5 hours for them is not easy for me. Still, if it's easier for you guys, I understand.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hey Mark, the chat show is long. But the playing shows will be much shorter! This is for the hardcore really.

[@isaacandhismusic1153]

I just would like some time stamps added after the fact if possible for those of us that dont have 3 hours

[@cleftturnip7774]

i agree with shatman

[@MrSackett7227]

I always like Mick's American impressions.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Touchdown!

[@bobbler42]

56:00 it’s sorta both. Black Rose is the album with Gary Moore.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah, that maybe it!

[@luumuhuulet2432]

Concerning the boosters, there is nothing as good as A Seymour Duncan Pickup Booster with a loud oldMarshall. Some CREAM indeed!

[@scrawfordmusic]

I love that the next comment after the Willie Nelson joke happened to be "Great CLEAN Show!" ;)

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ha!

[@Bullittbl]

Mick played a lick on the John Meyer strat and I swear it sounded like there was reverb on it. The springs to effect the sound. Listen closely

[@cmcculloch1]

I always thought it was an alesis quadrareverb that Jeff B used into a fender twin - I owned 1 for a while , good god did I not know how to use it.... I used the chorus setting to play Police songs - face palm

[@TechMetalRules]

My wife and I named our daughter Rose after Eric Johnson's Desert Rose. P.S. Cute pupp

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah, beautiful!

[@fossilmatic]

The muddy Fender Mexico “wide range” pickups in my “72 Tele Thinline RI are so far from the “hair splitty stratosphere on-another-level” that I’d be digging through the ceiling to reach the septic tank below Beelzebub’s basement. Truly cess-pitty toe jam of the lowest order in a guitar chassis I otherwise love.

[@jarrahparry]

Ok...TPS has to do a show that uses a bass guitar, through a 100w electric guitar head (maybe a Marshal) with a bass cab (hopefully a 4x10 bass cab?) RIP H.A.Dumble.

[@SomeKindOfMadman]

Thanks lads, by the way, “ I’m not really Willie Nelson!”

[@tomabate4110]

D & M - I sent a super chat today, but for some reason the question did not show up on your end. I am looking for Flanger options that do not flip phase as I am placing the unit after my split in a wet/dry setup (Park 50 & Magnatone Varsity Reverb). I have tried the MXR Flanger, and a few others, and find these to be phase flipping. I realize that I can put these in a looper with a phase switch, but I am trying to keep the setup as simple as possible, and prefer to find units that do not affect phase. This is the quirk of wet/dry that has been quite irritating, but the benefits of wet/dry that I have discovered because of your show has made this quest worth it. For instance, the tried and true MXR Phase 90 - flips phase, etc…

[@hotblackdesiato3451]

That infamous Live Aid 'performance' is now available to watch so the lawyers have clearly given up trying to remove it. There is no truth in the rumour that an under-rehearsed guitarist had spent the whole afternoon sipping champagne and showing solidarity with the entrepreneurial farmers of Peru.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hahahahhahah

[@RMosack]

Ha ha. Jimmy wasn’t near his best. But I think he actually knew the tunes.

[@johnw777]

Bah! I missed this one, was tuned in at noon ET here in the US, and figured there wasn't a VCQ today. Happy days! I have almost 3 hours to catch up on! (No, not being sarcastic, at all!) Is this a new start time? Sorry, I don't partake in any social media anymore, so I may have missed something.... Cheers guys! Keep up the great work!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hello John, we skipped Monday because it was Dan’s son’s birthday and they were doing important stuff. Cheer!

[@johnw777]

@@ThatPedalShow Oh THAT'S right, I seem to remember that being mentioned on the last VCQ. Getting old sucks, I sure hope these are my pants I'm wearing! :D

[@u2jvdw]

Greetings from Brussels. Great show. Great Archive - went back several times to your old Guitarist 3 part vid on pedals and amps you both ran. awaiting my RYRA after watching several of your "Klon show" - Great Tone ! makes me melt how you guys get great tone ! Practical Q - how does one join the VCQ session ? couldn't find any info on this anywhere ?

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hello! We’re live from 5pm GMT on KZbin pretty every Monday. I believe you can just be logged in and watch and comment live. Cheers!

[@chrisjohnstone6164]

... Mmm I think you can still detune a big box POG2? -- did prefer the simpler layout of the original big box POG

[@bobbler42]

Blue moon may have been down to events in Tonga. When not hanging on your every word, I am somewhat keen on the rugger, so my thoughts turn that way.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Aha!

[@stefanboresch4100]

I know, he is an international rock star and probably busy all the time, but if you coul manage to get Simon Neil back on the show for a live pedal testing/dial-in/shoot-out/schwang, that would be fabulous. He seems to be so conscious and intuitive about gear...

[@admarhermans1]

Possible alternative Kingsley pedal: Koch ‘63OD pedal (another tube/valve preamp pedal). 🖖

[@nosuchclarity]

These sound great! Awful tempting to see if it would work better for me than my '66 Pro Reverb!

[@frankquinn1296]

Mick, do you think the Lonestar, is Boogie's attempt at a Dumble "style" amp. 20 years on I still struggle with this amp at times. I get it sounding great , then all of a sudden it can get boxy if you adjust tone controls. Maybe do a side by side with your Lonestar and 2 rock ?

[@ThatPedalShow]

I think the earlier Mark series amps had more in common with Dumble tones. I know what you mean about the muddy boxy thing. Really cranking the presence helps a bit and going really easy on k Mids and bass, running the treble high. That can work.

[@m.charron]

Well now I'm curious... why do you say that it's better to go for a Strat than a Tele for a 1st "high end" Fender?? Also, does "high end" refer to Custom Shop, or are we talking AO/Pro 2 and up?

[@777Yoni]

@ Dan - The Zep Live Aid footage is available in multiple spots on the Net. Sadly, it is not worth the search. @ Mick - Phil Collins' dreaded drum sound that made most 80's music virtually unlistenable originated from his playing on a Peter Gabriel tune ("Intruder" maybe?). His earlier Genesis playing along with his playing on Brand X albums are great w/o the big "In the Air Tonight" Duh duh...duh duh...duh duh duh timbres. @ Everybody else - Peace. Hope you are doing swimmingly well out there.

[@olecranonrebellion9976]

Whats a good guitar player? John Mayor plays good guitars, Some of the stuff he plays with Dead and Co. is really interesting, but all in all id have to agree with the guys comment. I dont real jibe with Mayors playing. Kurt Cobain wasnt considered a great playor, yet id say hes far better in many ways.

[@slsalkin]

Live pedal show sounds great. Half-serious name suggestion, pace Marilyn Manson - "This is the new sh!t"

[@nigelpickett2471]

Mick, no Gibsons have a scarf joint, they have 'wings' on three a side headstocks, the maple necks are generally 3 piece with 'wings, Firebirds are 7 ply on the through neck and mahogany on the non-through necks. Hope this clarifies. Cheers from a very sunny Newcastle. Epiphones have scarf joints though.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Oh blimey, did I say they have a scarfe joint!? I know very well they don’t! I must be on crack.

[@chrisdavies9143]

If we buy anything from Andertons from an affiliate link does that give you the kick back or is it just the specific listed item?

[@ThatPedalShow]

Not yet. They’re launching an affiliate program however….. nice. Thank you for even thinking of us. :0)

[@chrisdavies9143]

@@ThatPedalShow of course. Least we can all do, between all us Brits we probably spend a fortune at Andertons (at least I'm hoping for my sake it's not just me!), it would be nice if some of that went to your good selves.

[@jeremyhickersonsalem]

I think it was the Lion King (Phil Collins)

[@RMosack]

I remember the media making a big deal about Phil Collins playing at Wembley, taking the Concorde across the pond, then playing at JFK in Philly. He is indeed a great drummer. But call a spade a spade. He completely ruined that Zeppelin set. It’s as if he couldn’t be bothered to learn the songs! And they were pretty damn iconic songs too. In fairness, the two drummer idea probably wasn’t well thought too. When you add that to what sure sounded like weird phase issues, it’s no wonder that Jimmy, Robert and JPJ want that audio buried forever. Such a shame too, because for many of us, that Zeppelin set was supposed to be the highlight of Live Aid. Was that really 36 years ago?!

[@jayjayripoff]

Phil wasn't the worst of the musicians on that stage at that time on that day...... Jimmy could do with having a proper listen and watch of the footage also. I've watched it over and over, Phil isn't a million miles away from right, and wasn't the only one who came straight with R&R (which I believe had been agreed upon beforehand, maybe that was a bad decision... But Phil wouldn't have had a say in that, he'd just shown up). IMO if course, :-)

[@hotblackdesiato3451]

Do a Y'tube search for 'Kirk Hammett Dumble' - he tells the story of the one he owned and how he and Bob Rock couldn't get it to sound great so he sold it when he was offered a ton of money for it. He later found out who previously owned the amp and also why it probably didn't sound as good as it should've done. Plus the new owner was trying to sell it now for $750,000!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ha! Hilarious. I’m kinda glad Kirk couldn’t get a tone out of the Dumble. Same way I think Robben Ford would struggle with an ESP and a Randall. :0)

[@VintageRadius]

How about that Pro Junior episode?

[@ThatPedalShow]

Let’s do that

[@DAVIDGREGORYKERR]

My sisters were in the crowd scene of The Commitments.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Who were their influences?

[@DAVIDGREGORYKERR]

@@ThatPedalShow They just happened to apply to an advert looking for people to be in the crowd scene of the movie The Commitments nothing more.

[@Sailor_Man_Music]

Hello Dan! Hello Mick! I missed the live stream again, I’m here now. I have a question, but it maybe rather dumb. Here it is, does the Dan Drive pedals still make pedals. I put myself on a waiting list for one but not sure if they still make pedals still or not. The price on Reverb makes me think that they don’t. However I still put myself on a wait list just in case.

[@crazyforbeingsane611]

Dan, You could call you new acoustic "kinky Princess" everyone wins :)

[@Kevin-the-Just]

I recently tried the J rockett Clockwork delay and whilst there were some great sounds in it I was disappointed to discover quite a bit of noise pulsing with the repeats. Is this typical of this type of delay design, was it faulty, or was there perhaps some issue with the power supply? Any ideas?

[@ThatPedalShow]

Could be power… didn’t notice anything too unusual with ours?

[@Pandamasque]

What's up with the colours tonight? I barely recognise your guitars. 335 is almost pink. New camera?

[@ThatPedalShow]

Erm, nothing out of the ordinary. I’ll check it all…

[@robstrat86]

I have an mxr vintage 74 phase 90, it has no mains power jack is there a way of powering it by mains power? I don’t like batteries in pedals.

[@Nick_Stott]

Drill a hole and wire in a power jack, it’s dead easy to do. It also doesn’t have and LED, I’m tempted to add a Lehle switch module which would add an LED and true bypass.

[@david_cummings]

Question for Mick. Given the present condition, and a certain Beatles doc, I bought an offshore Casino. Watched your Lollar viog about a dozen times.. Is there anything you've changed or would change about that swap? Lollar recommends that if, on your guitar, the neck pick-up sounds too pronounced get the low wind for the neck and a regular for the bridge. Now here's the tricky part. The supplier I use stateside for vintage wiring also gives options on cap values and cap construction. What did you use ?

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hello David. First off I would 100 per cent recommend the swap. There are people who prefer the duller tone of the original pickups, but for me personally the Lollars have turned a guitar I don’t want to play into one that I do. Now then, it has become one of the loudest and most responsive guitars we have, so maaayyyybe I’d go with low winds or 50s wind across the board, but that said I love playing the guitar and it definitely does a thing so no regrets! It might be sweeter with the low wind. I think it’s a good shout for the neck for what it’s worth, if you like slightly mellower tones there. Pots and caps and wiring, I used a harness that’s original 50s 335 spec. So 50s wiring, 500k pots and nice caps. I used a kit supplier here in the UK called Six String Supplies, but in the US you could look at Emerson, for example. Good luck man - genuinely turned this average sounding guitar into one that sits alongside anything else we have here! Cheers!

[@ricardocruz-71]

Anyone here have any recommendations for people fixing vintage/ish pedals in UK, or around Oxfordshire specifically?

[@cleftturnip7774]

Thin lizzy had an album called black rose

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah, that’s it!

[@patricklesage9902]

hi Dan and Mick ! can you give me tips on where to put my Preamp MKii in my fx chain ? before or after drives ? Thanks for your amazing show !!!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hello Patrick. Depends entirely what you want to do with it. The fuzzes I think work better closer to the guitar - before drives. But if you want it as a finally boost and shaper then after. It might be that you have something before and something after - really depends on what you’re using it for and what you want to stack with it. Good luck!

[@patricklesage9902]

@@ThatPedalShow My God !!! an answer 5 min after i tell to myself... why not ask online and let see ! you are awesome ! i'm lucky enough to have the G3 on my board and just realize after posting my question that i should take some time to play with the loops order in the G3 to do some test before rewire my board ! thanks you so much ! ( and please tell Dan that my G3 is my first switcher and it's a game changer !🙌 (still hope to have remote loopy back in stock soon !) Thanks again

[@eaglerayrob]

Mick - Which rectifier is in your Two Rock, Solid State or tube?

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hey Rob, it’s solid state. Cheers man!

[@tkbyd]

loudest amp ive ever played,,,traynor mk3,,,,,2 d120 f speakers

[@philmus1]

Big Country - an amazing band live. best albums The Crossing and Buffalo Skinners. For me, Steeltown has muddy production, could do with a remastering

[@yellowtruckproductions7502]

Chapman Guitars is British - does it count?

[@ThatPedalShow]

Mostly made in the Far East. It’s manufacturing I was talking about. They make a few here to be fair…. But they don’t make em.

[@philmus1]

Manufactured in Korea and Indonesia

[@steveymoon]

I feel like I'm stupid because I don't get the Willie Nelson joke. 😬

[@rcrealinvest614]

Loudest amp... DR103 in the background.

[@ThatPedalShow]

My Two Rock is louder I think. Mick here.

[@erickaymusic]

More rude content please😂!!! Easy Lover is a fuckin banger! There can never be enough EWF style capes in music btw!