Sound Like Stevie Ray Vaughan | Without Busting The Bank

[@RabeaMassaad]

I tried my best, but damn this was harder than jimi to get the phrasing right

[@1ktbell]

You still nailed it though man!

[@AhmadSleeq]

bea please do Andy Timmons !!

[@elvisjsax]

Nah, you nailed it, mate!

[@johnmaloney1988]

Sounds awesome, would be sweet if you could do a blues guitar lesson, I know it's not you main style but love your take on it.

[@Blockheadgamer97]

Hey, you did better than most probably could.

[@andrewt248]

That may be the best blues I've ever heard a prog-metal player lay down. Well done, Bea.

[@cgavin1]

Every prog metal player started out a bluesman. Fact.

[@Logan912]

@@cgavin1 Except the ones who didn't anyway.

[@gavindalton2238]

Logan Palmer you don’t meet many people who start their musical journey by instantly jumping into super technical music, most guitarists start on blues rock

[@route6666]

Gavin Dalton where tf are you getting this information from? It’s totally untrue.

[@gavindalton2238]

Andrew Boysen every player I know has started either in classic rock or classic “metal”. Metal in quotation marks because it’s usually just metallica. I don’t know what you’re talking about, what do you think people start by playing?

[@renzoabantomorales1255]

Please please make a how to sound like stevie ray Vaughan by busting the bank

[@LC-ik3we]

renzo abanto morales yes

[@fmiranda289]

did you watch the video? xDD

[@leomorales1764]

read it more carefully

[@Turbo44mag]

Tip: do not listen to Loud Mouth Morons that mislead people in videos that are USELESS.

[@KeeperOfPoops]

Fender SRV Stratocaster Fender Blues Deluxe or another blues based fender amp & a Marshall Bluesbreaker or JTM45 Head & Cab Ibanez TS9 & TS808 and a Vox V845 Wah

[@jacobacosta1818]

Sounds like SRV by busting the bank would be amazing

[@thelowmein9143]

Yes yes yes this please! Or at least share what is the bust the bank amp?

[@joeysahouria5058]

The Lowmein that would be a Dumble Steel String Singer.

[@sugarlife485]

@@joeysahouria5058 bustin Fort Knox

[@cgiunta6542]

How are they going to get their hands on a dumble?

[@garyjones7044]

Why is it every time someone does a video on SRV they go on and on about Hendrix, Stevie was 90% Albert King

[@jerryking7772]

Because they only know what they've heard repeated over and over which leaves out 90% of what and who he was.

[@Halliday7895]

ROY BUCHANAN too

[@lalruatatochhawng7715]

What do you know about Stevie? Nothin'. So, Shut your damn mouth.

[@emptyarms6113]

Albert was literally Stevie's Godfather, Jimi was like his cousin he never got to meet lmao

[@vangoghsseveredear]

Probably because he's done a lot of Hendrix covers that were amazing, so the obvious leap to make is he was a big fan of Hendrix. I mean he did Voodoo Chile at basically every show lol

[@bobje645]

I love you fact you guys are uploading sounds like more often, its the best thing on the channel and clearly the most popular

[@bobje645]

*I love the fact

[@soumakbasak9848]

I think you guys can do two rigs together one BY busting the bank and one without when it comes to solo artists

[@malcolmboyd3467]

i like this idea

[@Tnageoff]

great idea, would make it easier to compare what paying more gets you, if anything!

[@eranmontiel]

Just commented this, should have read down first haha.

[@Frrarii]

great idea

[@icenic_wolf]

Yes. And, should demo them side-by-side so that we can A/B the bank-busted version with the inexpensive rig.

[@SteveGouldinSpain]

I think you did really well, especially getting the vibrato spot on! For what it's worth I had front row seats to see SRV at Hammersmith Odeon as it then was, and watched him right up close. People go on about the left hand and the string gauge, but what struck me was the way the right hand attacked the strings - he waved his picking hand all over the place but when he need it, he struck with the speed and power of a python. I'm convinced his tone had as much to do with the severity and accuracy of his picking, at least as much as anything else. Oh and another thing you don't see much on his videos - his eyes would roll back in his head!! He would closed his eyes while playing a solo, swing his head back as if in a trance, then open his eyes - NO EYEBALLS - that was some creepy shit!

[@csi2448]

I've seen it on a couple videos and it does indeed creep you out a little bit. I don't know if he went to some other place when that happened or what. But it certainly is wild to see

[@9imack]

Saw him in a little club in Amsterdam. What a player!!

[@SteveGouldinSpain]

Ian McDaid Once seen, never forgotten!

[@9imack]

I have to admit (somewhat embarrassingly), I was only a teenager & I didn't really know who he was. My mate bugged me & bugged me to go so I relented (after copious 'herbal' encouragement). Stevie walked on stage & hit the intro to Voodoo Chile & my jaw hit the floor. His tone was so thick you could literally feel it assaulting your senses. Great night, never forgotten indeed!

[@SteveGouldinSpain]

Ian McDaid I bet you thank that mate whenever you see him!!

[@DJ_HAUWSE]

How to sound like Stevie Ray Vaughan: Fender Vibroverb or Super Reverb settings: input: vibrato 1 Volume: 6 treble: 8 Middle: 4 Bass: 7 Reverb: 2,8 Vibrato: speed intensity off or 0 Ts808 or Ts9 (use it as a boost for solo's) Drive: 2,2 tone: 4 Level: 9-10 use a stratocaster with the neck pickup (position 1)

[@kasperpauley6588]

Stevie used all pickups interchangeably and also im confused because if vibrato speed and intensity are at 0 why would I use that channel of the amp

[@hariharan224]

You forgot : be an amazing guitat player.

[@captaincoconut1694]

@@kasperpauley6588 you'd use the vibrato channel, because of the reverb (you can't use reverb on the normal channel of a blackface amp) and because the vibrato channel sounds better than the normal channel.

[@kasperpauley6588]

@@captaincoconut1694 ahh that makes sense cheers I'm just a Vox player so all the many different types of similar fender amps don't make a whole lotta sense to me

[@IHurricane]

If you want a nice srv tone on a fender blues junior set it to this Volume 8 Treble at around 10 Bass 8 Mid 6 1/2 Master 4 (It'll be loud) Reverb 4 Dont use the fat button on the amp Ts9 or ts808 Drive at 3 Tone cranked Level cranked Edit: USE EARPLUGS Edit 2: when the pedal is off it has a spot on srv clean tone

[@dmanorozco]

Wow. Never thought I'd see an SRV episode. So glad you guys did this. Rabea, I'm from San Antonio. I hear SRV tribute artist's all the time. People try to get his sound and come up short more times than they care for. yours is the best I've heard hands down. Well done Boss. Big fan of the Sounds Like shows and your playing. Dorje needs to come down South Texas. You guys would love it.

[@Frosttyy12]

I love these shows so much for some reason. Get hyped every time it pops up on my phone notifications.

[@marcusaldred621]

Please do Eddie Van Halen!!!

[@shredidiah]

Just do Eruption...sorted !

[@YeatzeeGuitar]

If you do a busting the bank version restring it to 13's and give it a try!

[@MichaelSaull]

Apparently they did one but it didn't turn out well so they are going to redo it.

[@TIMExBANDIT]

Even EVH can't sound the way he wants to ;)

[@BeastMode4499]

I agree!

[@eranmontiel]

You guys should combine Sounds Like With and Without Busting the bank by having one of you play the expensive rig and the other the cheap rig so people can hear a comparison.

[@tetheredgriffin]

"He was renound for playing 13 gauge string with action that was massive. He was massively famous for his own version of little wing which was like massive." Lol! I reckon the number if times he said massive in one sentence left me massively rolling on the floor laughing.

[@IHurricane]

Lol right

[@samuelwegwart9702]

Love how Bea is always in every video saying he can’t play guitar, but I know guitarists who’ve been playing for literally decades and still out plaus them like every video.

[@FelixIsMyName]

Please do this as one as a "By busting the bank" versions you guys do from time to time. Loved the video guys.

[@luluskywo]

I was expecting the 13 gauge strings thoo! awesome tones anyway

[@BOTzerker]

Why choose rosewood fingerboard over 50's style pickups?

[@petardzajic1607]

Skirmisher 1959 pickups production is identical till 1962

[@johnpabst4349]

Watching this nearly 4 years later, you did justice... Doing it by busting the bank wouldn't get you anywhere closer due to his string guage, set up, etc... Great video!

[@stevehudson6695]

thank you for showing so much respect for SRV. really love that.

[@donovantooley8707]

Smashing Pumpkins. Specifically the Siamese Dream era.

[@willyorkmusic467]

And Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness would be interesting, too

[@thepowditchinator]

I can't believe they haven't done this already tbh. One of the best guitar tones ever.

[@joeswansonanator]

Yeah, of course they'll need a Marshall, a strat, and, a big muff.

[@thepowditchinator]

I don't know so much with the marshall. The one Billy used was heavily modded to be ultra clean, so any marshall amp would be too gritty for it in my opinion.

[@MoPower2112]

Yes! The fuzz tone is so good! And then that shoegazey dreamy tones! Oh man The Pumpkins were the best!

[@joelhand1452]

Gotta do a sounds like KISS and do the whole episode in full KISS attire.

[@GunsnRosesfan2012]

So black beauty 3 pickup and Marshall for ace. Iceman into Marshall for Paul.

but wait.... does Rabea know how to do vibrato at different speeds??

[@joelhand1452]

TBH i just wanna see Bea play love gun dressed as Paul Stanley.

[@KeeperOfPoops]

If they can't get an iceman then an Explorer will do

[@HAZZASK84LIFE]

sound like john frusciante by busting the bank

[@teunputker]

Yes!!

[@adddrian100]

I think everybody wants that at this point

[@Lexcoaster]

I belive they have already done that one.

[@teunputker]

Lexcoaster no only the without busting the bank one

[@jacksoncrum4748]

I'm fairly certain they've already done that

[@nickprice4942]

Do a sound like Lynyrd Skynyrd please! Including Ed King or Steve Gaines

[@quigonkenny]

I don't think I've ever seen anyone play Stevie Ray style without a smile on their face.

[@mdski98]

Try doing Dorje on a budget! There was one on Rob's Channel, but that was a couple years ago. I'd like to see what Bea and Matt can come up with!

[@joshl1798]

I want to see that happen as well!

[@steveoverdrive55]

Matt Ski 20 x 20 " chipboard..24" 3x2 bit of softwood,some mgnets,bits of plastic,cheap pot metal,fashion into your desired knock off shape,3 ply polypropylene twine x6 if gifted 7 , Plug in ya sorted !

[@Vedder10VS]

PJ!! McCready!! Gossard!! fuck it... throw Eddie Ved in there too!! Rearviewmirror.. 3 guitar assault!!! Please ;)

[@Gsmithy]

Totally!! Yellow Ledbetter tone and even flow would be rad

[@honeyfrost3355]

Daveyboy you sound like a petty moron.

[@m0j0b0ne]

Mostly the SRV tone is in how you attack the strings, but there are three really key things you can buy that will help; start with a Voodoo Labs' Sparkle Drive, which has a knob that lets you blend clean tone back into your distorted signal to simulate a clean/dirty multi amp rig. Next, you'll need a set of Texas Specials with solid-core cloth-covered wire. These are overwound and sound nothing like a stock sixties Strat's pickups. Thirdly, it doesn't much matter what Stratocaster you have, but you need to have it refretted with Dunlop 6105 or bigger; Stevie used Gibson bass frets, and the mass/energy transfer to the guitar's neck is substantially different from low, skinny vintage frets. The action should be just high enough so there's no fret buzz whatsoever. Next you'll need a Vox V847, NOT the V847A-but an original V846 will do, if you can find one. Then, a TC Electronic Stereo Chorus/Flanger splits the signal to two Fender Super Reverbs. (if you have a Sparkle Drive rather than a TS808, you can skip the second amp. The reissue is just OK, and you'll wanna tune down a half step and beat the speakers to death 'til they sound good and tired. Final tip: The gain knob on Stevie's tube Screamer was barely cracked; it's the level knob that he used to slap the amp's input stage silly.

[@blakejohnson7148]

Why don't you do a video demonstrating this?

[@pillepalle3614]

Mojo Bone without busting the bank?

[@pabloperez4063]

Mojo bone...very good, ...please do a vidro

[@samuelcarter8238]

Why not the vox 847a?

[@m0j0b0ne]

@@samuelcarter8238 The 847A fixed the slight voltage drop, which I consider to be a feature, not a bug. The gain that's cut sounds more vocal this way. The Morley Bad Horsie is specifically voiced for high gain, and the Vox just isn't. If you use a V847A, you have to remember to dial back the volume a hair, every time you step on it.

[@macgruff69]

Rabea is The Man. He plays all sorts of genres and plays them so well. Plus he’s entertaining to watch. I could watch him and Pete jam for days. Both so talented they make this videos so entertaining. I never heard of Andertons until I started watching those two guys. I bought a Boss Artist mkii because of both of those gentlemen. Play on gentlemen. Play on.

[@robertesensee3494]

Stevie Ray is my fav player ever. I lived in Austin when he passed away AND this video was posted on my birthday!

[@Will-mj6qh]

Robert Esensee he passed away in Wisconsin?

[@robertesensee3494]

I was living in Austin when they announced it. City was broken and has never been the same.

[@markwright9352]

Sounds like Paul kossoff

[@BadMotivator66]

or low end gibson

[@pmckeown40]

Well they can't really go wrong...

[@BadMotivator66]

we still wanna see it haha

[@StratMatt777]

SRV's #1 was actually a '62 so buying a super cheap set of Fender Original '57/'62 pickups does the trick. Worked for me!

[@rex12345864]

Worked for me as well

[@Shabboi]

Sounds like Electric Wizard, High on Fire, Fu Manchu, or Goatsnake?

[@mralexguy95]

Electric wizard would be sick or fu manchu

[@saran42yu]

sound like sleep

[@AznagPT]

fu manchu = big muff + Marshall + OD

[@dewaynehenson9149]

I really enjoy these videos and truly respect the amount of talent and effort it takes to do them. I don't know if it was the amp settings or what, but it does seem like you were missing the bottom end that was a huge part of Stevie's sound, especially the pronounced 'clank' of the low E (actually E flat) string snapping against the fretboard that was such a huge part of his playing. All in all, though, good job!

[@mikevega7740]

Sounds pretty good to me. I'm probably the biggest SRV fan I know. He was an amazing artist influenced by Hendrix for sure. He did have the coolest sounding tone

[@Tcflohr]

Sound like Morgan freeman

[@user-gu9cb2ql4r]

You should do a sounds like by getting the wrong gear. You buy the absolute opposite of the artist, then try to sound like the artist with the wrong gear. Maybe limit to only the correct pedals?

[@craig4fsu]

Gear suggestions that stay in their budget?

[@juliantom182]

Finally! :) Hey Rabea, how long do you usually practise the songs for "... without busting the bank" videos? Always a pleasure!

[@RabeaMassaad]

We usually just learn the songs before we press record man. I usually listen to the track then work it out and give it a shot

[@igotabsyouprobablydont6085]

+Rabea Massaad Hey rab.....I didn't think you'd do THIS good but you did good buddy. Im a transvestite but I dont like gays, incase you were wondering

[@malcolmboyd3467]

+Bad Tranny what the fuck?

[@igotabsyouprobablydont6085]

+Malcolm Boyd Wtf is your problem you racust !!!

[@justcause2man1000]

I Heard some of the licks you explained to us in your 3 simple blues licks video. Cool!

[@diegocorrales844]

You know what'd be really cool apart from this awesome series? A series in which you sound like guitarists with different gear than what they played, or what they're famous for. Hear you play what they'd play, but toned down, which is awesome. But doing the opposite on a budget, or not on a budget whatever you want would be cool. If anyone wants to see this, thumbs up so they can see it please.

[@harryb7661]

Bea great job, probably one of the hardest people to emulate in terms of sound ever to play!

[@trollfiddler]

Way too thin and feeble for Stevie, sorry to say. Been waiting ages for this. Bust the bank and try it again. Go on! :)

[@dannybrazen]

yeah, its not quite there. but for £1500, theres not much more you could do. even at double that budget and you'd struggle

[@CDIngallsMusic]

Yeah, I'm with you on this.. The problem is nobody will sound like Stevie. However, you could get way closer for under 1500 pounds which comes out to a little over $1900 American Dollars. I went to Sweetwater.com, the pricing for a Mexican Standard Strat, Texas Special Pickups, TS9 Tubescreamer, Vox Wah Classic Reissue, and a Fender Hot Rod Deville 212 III comes out to about $1930...if you have an extra $20, buy some heavier gauge strings and put em on. That will get you much closer to his tone than this video. I'm honestly not sure how they ran out of budget so quickly with that Fender Squier...they could've done so much more.

[@KleyDeJong]

Put some thicker strings (maybe 11's or 12's) and tune down to Eb would make a big difference. Second take an amp like that on the clean channel and crank the snot out of it. You need a non-master volume setup pushed pretty hard to get that magic going.

[@SPNKr16]

+Kley De Jong 11s with a fatter low E as that's where the biggest difference comes in compared to an 11 and a 13. Besides he used 11s in his final years.

[@karsaurlong]

Most of those things you listed are american, meaning there is no import tax on them so it would be cheaper in the USA than in the UK

[@bobbiemarkwick4417]

please do sounds like Alex Lifeson/Rush

[@jeremyhoman9279]

FINALLY, DO ALICE INCHAINS NEXT

[@pyroman6000]

For the Blues Deluxe, personally I like the drive sound from the clean channel turned up. Your sound engineer would hate you, but your ears would love it, lol. That was a lot of his sound- an amp turned all the way up, screaming it's guts out. Not surprised to hear that it was the Fender he used for his drive- when you push the hell out of one, you get THAT sound. (the downside, of course, is that you're measuring on the Richter scale, and rattling windows for miles. Totally worth it, though!)

[@traceysharpe6330]

I seen a video where he says he uses two Tube Screamer in the same chain, or in other word, both at once and said that never changes.

[@Luis7Vazquez7]

Please do a sound like Weezer, the tone they have is unique

[@jordanevans3507]

I'd still love to see a bass series of this :(

[@TomTobin67]

"Re-Beer". I'd like to re-beer myself.

[@rorybninetythree]

Fair play to Rabea for smashing out all these playing styles!

[@j-sidegamin3119]

jesus the way he played pride and joy made my back climb out of my skin

[@stellarcompanion]

Don Felder and Joe Walsh would be perfect for both of you to do.

[@jeandymibanzo5965]

JERRY CANTRELL AND/OR PETE LOEFFLER

[@stradivarius151]

Sounds like Boston!

[@djangomango9553]

What a GEAR m8!!!! the amp the pedals, just amazing!

[@brodywise4750]

I have a Squier classic Vibe strat which is the best playing strat I've ever owned and I found a set of Original 94 Texas Specials online for $80. (Guy didn't know what Texas Specials were, don't know how) and put them in it and they have the Stevie sound through just about any amp. I love them

[@colourbloo]

this is so pleasing to watch actually :D Next up: Sounds like KYUSS?

[@dewwhatchadew1]

deffinetly wanna see a busting the bank on this one. the squire jus don't do it imo.. great playing as always. but damn stevie is a hard dude to copy or sound like.

[@kiltymacbagpipe]

Well done fellas! Waiting for a sounds like Alex Lifeson.

[@DemysMusic]

Rabea is such a versatile player, amazing sound

[@jasonmcmillan4373]

This was a top effort. You guys got so close, I'd love to see a break the budget video, you'll get there for sure. Rabea you play so damn well Man, it doesn't seem to matter what genre you have a crack at. Well done.

[@kadeturlington6829]

Would love to see a "BY Busting the Bank" video for SRV

[@506thLittleberry]

Pls do a sounds like the Smashing Pumpkins. Both Billy and James. Also sounds like John5 would be cool.

[@darklibra2488]

Sound like Buckethead pls pls pls pls pls pls

[@jessechavez2923]

that would be great!

[@igotabsyouprobablydont6085]

Get a chicken shack go sit in it and record your solos. .......ANYBODY know THIS buckethead reference ?

[@Chirn70]

Stevie will be rocking on the other side! Excellent Lads!

[@oveohlen3550]

As someone who plays through a Blues Deluxe rather often, don't judge it by it's cover. If you do some "slight" modding (replacing the Pre-Amp tube for one with a lower gain rating and exchanging the speaker for a higher quality one) you can get one hell of a great sound out of it :)

[@benweekes6700]

Firstly I applaud you for even attempting Stevie Ray Vaughan, but for me this is the one that's probably furthest away from his sound. Admittedly I think the classic vibe 60's comes stock with a string gauge that 4 gauges lower, and as Bea rightly pointed out during the video the sustain just wasn't there from the guitar. For me I would have backed off the reverb slightly, and rolled off the tone very slightly to make it a little less trebly and slightly warmer. You would probably notice a huge difference even on the same settings had you been able to factor a bigger cab into the budget. But fair play for attempting it, and keep making the awesome vids!

[@LiptonGJE]

Please do a SRV by busting the bank.

[@hsoloman]

Don't forget, SRV played heavy strings, tuned down one half step.

[@johnpandolfino8663]

You said it......his playing was unique.....no one I've ever heard can cop his vibe......miss him......

[@70gambit]

WAY COOL, love Stevie Ray, so glad I watched.

[@elonmust7470]

A twin reverb pushed to the max along with heavy strings & position 2 or 4 on a strat is pretty much automatic SRV tone.

[@YourLastChance]

Sounds like Synyster Gates from A7X!!

[@benpope6176]

Could you guys do a sounds like Rory Gallagher episode? He's an underrated guitar legend!

[@brentprice4188]

Please do Stevie "Bust the bank"! Great episode guys! Loved it.

[@GravyHucker]

I really wish you guys would revisit this and BUST the bank. Thanks guys, cheers!

[@speeddrivenrc3477]

He didn’t always use a rosewood board his other strat Lenny was a 1965 strat that was a maple board it was a beautiful looking guitar

[@slorr55]

Soundgardeeeen

[@RCAvhstape]

Great playing, Rabea! Sound like Alex Lifeson.

[@ThomasJ502]

Why haven't they done this yet?

[@RCAvhstape]

Short Tom Hopefully they're saving the best for later.

[@ThomasJ502]

let's hope

[@markredford84]

shame really as he was trying to sound like srv!

[@Monkyman245]

Yes! We need sound like Alex Lifeson!

[@kpag3030]

You guys put so much effort into these videos. Stevie has to be especially hard to get the feel of his playing down. One of the most distinctive players ever. Nice job on the tones and I truly applaud this ambitious attempt at stevie, Bea! Stevie "Bea" Vaughan! Haha

[@frankie4321]

One of the best Sound like videos, nailed it......Pleasure to watch and listen to

[@RhyleyhsRidley]

Lol dont think I've ever seen Rabea struggle that much. Should try some more SRV. Good to work outside our comfort zone and you already sound decent. Just need a little more grit.

[@macgruff69]

If I could play as well as Rabea does when he’s “struggling” i’d take that any day of the week. He’s a beast.

[@Aaradorn]

How about a ZZ top or maybe billie gibbons?

[@TiniFugative]

Sound like Gary Clark Jr please!

[@gameoftones77]

Epiphone Casino through a 59 Bassman with a fuzz pedal turned all the way up. Done.

[@thaddeusfields4360]

Why?

[@smalllhank]

Going for the classic vibe was one of the best decisions you made in a soundlike

[@leonthompson8988]

Stevie never owned a Dumble. Jackson Browns, the artist, heard Stevie at a gig asked him if he wanted to record a demo for free at his studio. Stevie of course said yes. The dumble belonged to Jackson Browns. What was meant to be a demo was released as his first album. Thank God for Jackson Brown! You also have to remember that Stevies fender amps were all modified by Cesar Diaz who was also his guitar tech. The day of his death by helicopter crash was tragic. The headliner at a concert normally takes the first helicopter out of the show but Stevie was working on the album with his brother Jimmy so Clapton being gracious told Stevie he could take the first chopper out. The artist didn't know the Vietnam era chopper pilot had 3 different accidents on his record. The fourth resulted in the death of everyone on board the chopper. The shuttle service was sued for continuing to employ the pilot. The result of that case I don't know. Great job you guys. BTW Stevies guitar was a partscaster of vintage parts. We do know the neck was early 60s

[@538-y6j]

His guitar tech was Rene martinez?

[@leonthompson8988]

@@538-y6j Cesar diaz

[@ozarkgrandprix5482]

Sound like Alex Lifeson's 2112 tone! Love his tones in the overture

[@calebcaldwell1713]

Do Eddie Van Halen, Eric Clapton or The Beatles

[@jandeman5259]

Nuno Bettencourt ??

[@helixworld]

Full of WIN. Great job guys!

[@UnderstandingOurConstitution]

We must not forget that one of s.r.v.'s guitars [the red one, I believe] had a left-handed neck...equipped with bass frets...in order to bring the action down a bit. Loved the video!

[@fieldstraw25]

Jus Oborn from Electric Wizard!

[@sinsofthemartyr]

thanks for listening dudes next alice in chains

[@nrivero50]

what is your foto?

[@sinsofthemartyr]

gremory

[@masterbeernuts9344]

ive asked for Alice in Chains for *centuries*

[@KyleFox007]

+1 for AIC!

[@jamesfoster6105]

I'm the man in the box

[@zachballard970]

sound like Dinasour jr. PLEASSSSEEEE

[@MoPower2112]

That would be amazing! Love the fuzz J gets!

[@zachballard970]

+Michael Osztertag Yeah Man! his tone is top notch

[@KeeperOfPoops]

obviously they have to get the J Mascis Signature Squier Jazzmaster

[@MoPower2112]

***** Aha ya, and 300 fuzz pedals!

[@honeyfrost3355]

Shidonlad's V&G gotta apply tax as well. So that might go over budget by a bit.

[@jordanbrazinski8260]

God, I love Strats so much. I love SRV so much.

[@nazmoking3171]

Good video guys! And it seems like you had fun doing it. The secret is out on the classic vibe series - those guitars are just exceptional. I have one of the strats and it sounds great - Simon Neil version.

[@ericube4461]

Sound like Ritchie Blackmore

[@yarbgreat1]

Sound like CHON 😁

[@Goldarlives]

YYYEEESSS!!!

[@charlesmoore1307]

Chon... (G)?

[@TheMb0902]

Yee homie

[@thorbunde8981]

Actually it’s the same pickups in the 50s and 60s model classic vibe, the difference is the fretboard material👍🏼

[@mrredritehand]

50s has alnico 3 60s have alnico 5 70s alnico 5

[@thorbunde8981]

@@mrredritehand the newer models yes I think

[@Tolman18]

A commenter already suggested this, but I thought it was such a good idea that I would re comment myself on this idea. You guys should pick out a setup that is affordable price point wise and the other guy do a no budget spend as much approach for the same artist that you are trying to sound like. It would be more work for you guys, but having the back to back comparison would be so interesting and unique! Think about it for a future episode gents!!! Cheers from a big fan in Massachusetts, USA!!!

[@lovehunter9337]

You should do a 'by busting the bank' on every guitarist you've done. That should be interesting and a lot of fun I would imagine.