Viewer Comments & Questions: 15 April 2019 - That Pedal Show

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[@jamescull8047]

Build a man a fire and it will keep him warm for a day. Set a man on fire and it will keep him warm for the rest of his life.

[@hulkslayer626]

Hahahahahahaha

[@KozmykJ]

Mick - Maybe you're more creative than you think you are, and the magic creeps out when you're not consciously trying. Inspired by sound. Light a man a fire and he'll be warm for the night. Set a man on fire and he'll be warm for the rest of his life...

[@yomuthabyotch]

set a man on fire and he ded.

[@CorbCorbin]

yomuthabyotch Cultists, singing around him, make the crops grow.

[@BenFentem]

@@yomuthabyotch if you don't set him on fire the Nights King will raise him as a wight

[@professionalprocrastinator8182]

😂😂😂 Dan waving the sword and randomly shouting like a kid whilst Mick tries to ignore him and act like it’s normal to be sat next to a fur clad, ancient warrior with glasses. 🤣🤣🤣🤣😆😆😁

[@mdbaile]

VCPI changed my rig and perspective on gear forever. I used to wonder how guys would go out with vintage/traditional single coil pickups and manage to gig until I realized most of my noise was coming from my pedalboard, not the pickups. Watched that video, then re-watched it. I was underpowering pedals, not isolating my wah, it was a mess. Thanks lads for the great content!

[@user-oy7gz5bf2h]

24:55 Mick, Neil Degrass Tyson's counter to your argument would be that space exploration brings about so much innovation and new technologies that it is worth it. He argues that stimulating young minds to wonder about that stuff is important in order to get more engineers, scientists and such to fix tomorrow's problems.

[@patrickfitzgerald2861]

NDT is not a neutral party. His arguments are completely self-serving. He, and others like him, want to turn us into machines so that we don't give a damn when the only living planet in our solar system is completely destroyed.

[@user-oy7gz5bf2h]

Patrick Fitzgerald I do not believe that to be true. Regardless of where the argument comes from, though, it's food for thought. It might be a foolishly roundabout way to solve current problems. Though in an era of flat earthers where science is loosing ground in certain corners, I'd agree we need more critical thinkers and scientists.

[@patrickfitzgerald2861]

Julien, I would say we need many more critical thinkers, and far fewer money-grubbing scientists, but I don't in any way believe that will happen.

[@christopherburnett1745]

Tim Riley offers this argument in great detail further in the comments. Highly recommended reading for those who believe that this form of scientific study isn't beneficial to us.

[@RichardSeal]

One day I hope to be as "uncreative" as Mick - Mick - your playing is amazing, even Ed Obrien agrees :)

[@yippy327]

LMAO!!! Mick: "Not creative"!?!? You really need to sit back and listen to how fantastic and beautiful, your playing is. We all love it!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Dan here... Here here!!!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah. Thanks James. Very kind! Mick here, obvs.

[@rickya3877]

Dan's LARPing costume just knocked us 5 notches below 'Magic - The Gathering' on the cool scale

[@Tyler_Wilson]

Ricky Abel 🤣

[@awduvall]

I thought the the black hole being so far away was what made it so impressive that they were able to take a picture of it. Whenever the news reports new developments in physics or outer space, I usually find the articles boring because I don't know enough about science to understand the significance of the new discovery, but I still thought it was pretty amazing that people were able to photograph something so far away. Anyway, good video, as usual. I always enjoy watching. Keep up the great work!

[@guitardoctor9780]

The last comment coupled with Dan's fine wardrobe selection is like the Roman Legions vs the Barbarian Hoards. Keep up all of your fine work, your humor and your positive attitudes. We love it the way it is!!

[@masonianbund]

MY NAME CAUSES EVEN THE GUITAR GODS TO STUMBLE! 😂🤣😂🤣 "Bundschuhhh?" (And Dan's "no way sir" face at 3:10 is for all of us who genuinely enjoy Mick's playing)

[@randallparker8477]

When I was in a little band at the age of 19 we were a jam band. Whenever we "played" it was jamming but nothing like Mick describes. We would each take turns adding to a story we would know or makeup on the spot. Once we had a theme we would jam/play and usually we did pretty well. But that was us, everyone's different, and that was in the 70's so... I like it when you guys get carried away with a great tone or sound.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Oh, I like that kind of jamming. Volume and no cameras! Love that. :0)

[@41DegreesSouth]

Just on old computers - I used to teach young kids in some pretty hard up areas, so I taught myself to bring old pc's and macs (even 10 year plus) back to life with free linux and google software. Gave them to students so they would have something at home to get online with. There are organisations that do the same. Worth a look online to see if there's one in your area before you chuck an old PC or Mac in the bin. (not having a go btw Mick, I'm sure yours were bloody ancient and wouldn't even connect to the net.)

[@rugbynut]

I could listen to Dan talk about cables, cable dressing, capacitance, AC & DC etc for an entire That Pedal Show

[@patrickfitzgerald2861]

That last viewer comment was priceless! Ramble on Mick and Dan!

[@WeskerDyszel]

the little wobble in dan's voice during the last comment when he said 'free gear' really tells a whole story

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ha! We get plenty of free pedals for sure these days. But most of everything else is either bought trade, artist or used. Or over the last 25 years. Ha! Thing is, people offer us free stuff all the time. We still buy lots of stuff even when theres a free equivalent. You want what you want.... And nothing else!

[@WeskerDyszel]

@@ThatPedalShow I can only imagine. I don't think iv ever owned anything you'd describe as 'properly nice' gear wise, and even then i shudder to think about the grand total i'v spent... file that one away under blissful ignorance!

[@matthewzenner9713]

You can buy spare backing plates directly from Boss/Roland. They come without rubber. I forget how much $, but not much...around $5 each

[@hoboroadie]

Fabulous. Thanks.

[@TheFibreman]

Thanks guys. Can always rely on you two and your Game Of Tones to sweeten a sour day. :)

[@elynnshiflett]

"Until you realize, you don't realize." The story of my life. Would also be great on a t-shirt.

[@RollieFingers59]

You guys are doing great, enjoy every single show- what an awesome time with Ed O’Brien !!!

[@tonybrooks476]

Never watched any of it as I have spent all that time watching TPS!

[@BV_Beve]

Haha ! .... love "The Game of Tones" (

[@jeremypmartin]

I would buy that TPS T-shirt!

[@jjrobiso]

Mick! Josh here, lol. You jammed on Andertons TV for quite awhile and were amazing with danish Pete. I honestly miss you on that channel as well. You are a great jammer. Even the acoustic reviews were great and very inspiring. Also, one of your licks featured on the first Paul Davids Learn that Lick video!

[@gcvrsa]

The last two pedals in my guitar board are stereo, the tc electronic Mimiq doubler and Arena reverb. The Mimiq is fed mono from a tc electronic Spark booster, and outputs stereo to the Arena. If I am only using one amp, I simply plug in one output cable on the Arena, the last pedal in my signal chain, and it gives me the summed mono output to send to my amp.

[@illiummusic]

You can also just pull the rubber layer off the bottom of Boss pedals. They come off easily and you can always glue them back on if needs be.

[@justinguitar]

I love your playing Mick (and Dan too) and am often impressed with how well you guys find just the right thing to play to best show an effect or tone - and the jamming is excellent! You gotta filter out negative comments or you'll go mad!! I've developed such a thick skin over the years that it's sometime uncomfortable to wear it - but it's needed in this game imho. Much love!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah mate, thank you! We need to build that board for you. All the love back mate. :0)

[@beppojo5871]

Oh i love this little 🐨, he just brings so much fun to this show😄

[@KozmykJ]

Totally agree on inductive interference avoidance. 90° crossings are the way. Unbalanced signal cables feeding high gain circuits crossing AC mains being likeliest culprits If you Have to coil up excess cable length it is well to know that nice tidy regular coils are COILS and therefore have inductance, they can pick up interference and also radiate interference. Doubling the cable up before coiling gives each turn an opposing turn which should cancel out the coil effect. Similarly random “spaghetti” arrangement also largely avoids the effect. I noticed it with PA Speaker cables. My rig's Mid and Highs (of a 4-way rig) were noticeably stronger with random bundling of excess length. Coils would also be affecting the damping factor 'n stuff of the Bass and Subs but that's harder to discern with the ears. I love the pedal base 180° flipping tip. I've been ripping the rubber bases off all this time.

[@fishypaw]

I am constantly astounded by Dan's knowledge. If Pythia had been a guitarist, even she would have had questions for dan. :)

[@benhuguenard8147]

Boss pedal tape; another fix is to add a another bottom to the pedal either wood or metal and switch out with larger screws. The same can be done with all pedals, for those of you adding a Wah type pedal to your board.

[@tweedguitar9103]

Thanks Dan and Mick for your help and advice on this process and procedure. Dan it's great you're talking about the modular gigrig system, much appreciated to understand how it all works. can you do please do a vid on using midi to access presets etc in midi compatible pedals ? I wish you could do a comprehensive overview on how the G2 functions. cheers

[@scottw9732]

Dan: "Tuner? Sounds delicious!!" Mick: "There is still no tuner made that makes me sound in tune." Man, I love you guys. P.S. Mick, I think you may have been talking about intonation and that that part is on the player, but it was pretty funny anyway. Thanks for the shout out guys, be well.

[@noisecode5867]

Dan: Delicious!! Mick:....I see how this is going to go.... Bwahahahaha watched this three times and it keeps getting funnier. Go Dan you absolute legend!! Winter is coming.

[@RockBoxTGA]

Just love your channel, keep it honest and tell it how you see it. I have a heap of gig rig gear because i trust you both thanks heaps

[@ThatPedalShow]

Dan here, cheers Michael :)

[@hoboroadie]

One last word from the Duke of Daisy, I use wall warts to keep my 7-amp rig atomised, e.g. I have a two amp wet-dry rig in town right now, and can seperate my two bass amps for another player. Recently encountered a shortage of mains outlets and for the very first time chained up five low amperage Boss pedals to conserve there. I chose to not include any digital processor pedals &c. so no worries, but the upshot was that I have been inspired to get a Boss tuner as well.

[@darenanderson4961]

I adore your ramblings, tangents, and musings; in fact when Mick mentioned Brexit, I felt a little intrigued about your thoughts on Brexit. You guys are interesting and fun. All the best!

[@digiscream]

Interesting point about delays without tap tempo - I often start a song with a delay with a specific repeat time, because that _sets_ the tempo for everybody else. Those are usually the only songs we play with exactly the intended tempo!

[@bleeknoir]

Mick, the Wilde quote... perfect and hilarious.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Turns out it's not Oscar Wilde... Or Mark Twain in origin. But both said it.

[@bleeknoir]

@@ThatPedalShow Excellent all the same! Thanks for the great stuff guys. You justify the obsession, and we all love you for it.

[@davidtexmex1616]

The GoT costume made me laugh, the plum applause of Tiger ‘pass the smack’ Woods made me buckle 🏌️‍♂️

[@burnsyblues]

This and GOT to watch this evening 🙂

[@Mr_Bollie]

Yes, please do the solid core cable test. I've recently equipped my Schmidt Array with SIS cables and when wiring the top tier, I was actually wondering, if frequent tilting will do any damage to the core.

[@lucianodebenedictis6014]

My old DOD chorus (the andy one) does a different thing for stereo. It's the same signal, but filtered in different ways so that one output is more trebly and the other has the full frequency range. About the velcro on the rubber, another not invasive way is to cut two long strips and screw them to the corners. Works for me

[@patrickbishop4099]

I love these VCQs. Some of the comments are just unbelievable! "Mr R. Swipe writes - Dear Dan, thanks for your expert advice and sharing the benefit of your years of experience with us. It turns out I've been doing it all wrong for years and I'm lucky that I get any sort of sound from my set up and haven't blown myself up by now. However I really don't like change so if you can just tell me that my way is okay that would be great thanks." That one is especially unbelievable as I just made it up, but I think it's fairly typical

[@hoboroadie]

"Mr. R. Swipe..." you got me laughing like a small child. 😹

[@Burakami]

Effort seen Dan! Best start ever.

[@twoften]

I have seen more than a few G4 letterboxes. The case design is just too nice to throw away. Also, "we hope you're okay" is fast becoming my favorite put downs for snarky comments. Can we have Dan in a bunny costume next week? 👯‍♂️

[@dmac-333]

Spot on with Macs (and tech in general) Mick, I've had my Blues Deluxe and various guitars and pedals since the 90s all still rocking, plus a sad stack of obsolete Macs and iphones that cost way more and do nothing... crazy.

[@SSvebor]

Ahahahaha...the intro killed me.

[@LTsurge10]

I’d love to see another board video like the starter video but maybe an intermediate board with a few more pedals

[@themattitude]

Oh, Mick! Some of your jams with Pete were superb.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thanks Matt. There was good fun and I love Pete. But something has shifted in my brain. It's like I have a finite amount of playing left in me and I don't want to chum it all away. I need to make some music, or everything is a waste of time. Sorry sorry for the serious serious!

[@mattelder9147]

Amen on quality analog gear vs soon to be outdated digital gear.

[@MrBallynally2]

7:39.about tap tempo: though its pretty obvious when an echo is out of time and can be a hindrance, the best way (for me) is to have an echo around 300 ms but LOW in the mix, only becoming opvious in pauzes.Hence you don't get ruled by the echo time b can use it when you need it...

[@guitarelaxed]

Bundschuh is a german word and also family name. There´s a family of that name living in my street. Bundschuh means bound shoe and refers to medieval shoes made of one piece of leather that are bound by weaving the leatherstrap through a flap.

[@masonianbund]

And the name of a peasant revolt in the 1500s that failed miserably. 😅

[@digiscream]

Also - "...there is still no tuner made that makes me sound in tune". I found this, particularly when I used to use my N4 (with its Buzz Feiten offset nut). The best compromise I found was to tune every string to the 5th fret. Even though all my guitars had perfect intonation as set up, the variation in my picking velocity and fretting-hand pressure when live-adrenaline kicked in made a mockery of that, but tuning at the 5th actually fixed most of those problems on every guitar I've got. Of course, the other guitarist in my band had a Les Paul, so that wrecked it all anyway. At least I could sanctimoniously roll my eyes at him once I got it sorted at my end, though.

[@telecasterguitarslinger]

Thank you for that video guys, I have a diago board and I’m done with the damn mess with wires everywhere. I’m making my own board. There, I said it.

[@MarshallGTV]

Challenge time! Ok, more like a dare.. construct a full blown pedal board using only behringer and Danelectro pedals (plastic casing only!). I just think it would be interesting to see the results of an extremely budget friendly board... but I also want to know how it would fare with a gig rig set up. Cheers guys, enjoying the videos!

[@dinger7608]

Bundschuh; Ancient German term, literally meaning a type of shoe which is tied up with lace in some special way. Also a social movement in centuries past.

[@zaqintosh]

Thanks for answering my question about tap tempo vs Echosex style solutions. I don't have "delay" in my chain now, but I'm realizing when I hear others play it, I'm more moved by delay that acts a bit like reverb or even as a short time thickener, or just anything that adds feeling. I suppose I'm less interested in using delay to elevate a riff into something like a "streets have no name'" vibe.. I'd prefer my fingers do that :). I guess I didn't know the right question, then you guys asked the right question, and now I think I know what I want in a delay (i.e. EchoSex set and forget reverb-like delay with light modulation, the modulation I think prevents the repeats from competing with my dry signal too much, in addition to darkening the repeats a little).

[@edhornby4885]

Great as always Dan and Mick: I would recommend 'whitey on the moon' by Gil Scott Heron and ruminate on how nothing has really changed.

[@chrismundayguitar]

Haha Mick... more Klon’s it is then... although modulation appears like 2019s new overdrive 😂

[@alanredversangel]

My tip on power is just have two supplies under your board. Any issues, swap, and failures, use the other one. I bought a cheap isolated one off eBay and it's better than my dc brick at less than half the price.

[@tompoynton]

It’s incredible how anyone managed to use a delay pedal before the invention of tap tempo

[@vansheen9096]

Ya dude, I started adding delay much more frequently once i could tap in the tempo before turning it on. However, you get some great sounds when repeats DO NOT line up perfectly with eighth, quarter, dotted quarter, or whole notes. I like to do both.

[@uwe12B]

Yeah, I just ordered a power supply. Last month I ordered an EQ-7 and yesterday I found out it buzzes. So that's it.

[@micahsaldivar]

That jacket is ACE Dan!!!

[@Millennial_Mike]

The only switchmode psu I would use that isn't Gigrig is the Diago Powerstation.

[@bu5hm4nn]

On the Power: I'm guessing the crazy 1A @ 12V of the Elektron Analog Drive is the main reason it's not on many boards. I've bought it anyways because it is available for a great discount and it does sound amazing (and I love MIDI). At least their included power supply is isolated but from what I've seen there is no pedal supply that will do 2A @ 12V which is what would be needed to replace it.

[@jamesabbott1413]

Meant to say on the weekend, but this was the content I needed, now inspired to get off my @rse and finally organise my small collection of pedals on a Nano+ and get a power supply. It's so true that not having it all set up and easy to plug into becomes an excuse for not making use of it. Can I just suggest putting a link to the VCPI video in the description above? It's referred to so often in the video, just a thought :-)

[@Dutchypeepers]

My G4 733 tower still runs. I used it for 15 years before I updated.

[@steelydan146]

The Effectrode Blackbird also requires a positive Center polarity for its power supply, 12V.

[@fishypaw]

Same for the Tube-Vibe

[@taviswardlaw]

You can node together your old mac's hard drives to gain a bunch of extra cores to use with your current setup. It's a great way to get some extra use out of them and boost your current mac's functionality. It's the computer equivalent of a wet-dry-wet setup. ;)

[@AlbusBand]

If anyone finds you two boring, they can keep their opinions of me, cause I think you’re brilliant. -Aaron

[@gfreak73101]

I don't like pedals or amps or guitars or music or sounds or learning or people called dan/mick....but I really enjoyed this video. Keep em coming guys, great work!

[@andysolomon279]

Ha ha ha! :-)

[@tomaburque]

Try Allman Brothers "Whipping Post" for your next jam Mick!

[@InnocentEyesOfficial]

Hey Dan and Mick, Bas here! I'm actually a drummer from The Netherlands, but that doesn't stop me from binge watching your show! First of all, thanks for all the amazing, invaluable stuff you guys are teaching, please keep up the fantastic work! Secondly, I have a specific question regarding pedal order and amp choice in a band setting, because we are struggling to optimise our band sound and since we are all staunched viewers of the show, we think you might have a word of wisdom to guide us: We currently have 3 guitar players, one has a strat-like guitar with the pedals in the following order: Polytune 3, D&M Drive (boost first), EP Booster (18v), Cali76 (18v), Lehle 1@3, Empress Echosystem, Neunaber Immerse mk2 (all powered by a Strymon Zuma) into a W/D/W-set up with a Vox AC15 (wet) , Fender Bassbreaker (wet) and a Pro Junior (dry). We are considering swapping the Pro Junior for a Blues Junior and go AC15 (wet)/ Bassbreaker (dry)/ Blues Junior (wet). Guitar player 2 has a Les Paul, a Marshall combo and a Tube Screamer, Bogner LaGrange. We are thinking about a decent Marshall/The Sheriff 44/Twin Reverb silverface ourselves instead of the combo. Guitar player 3 has a Tele and PRS with a Kemper. Ow and we still have a Boss CE-1 lying around... What do you guys suggest if we want to make sure that they supplement each other as good as possible? We are searching for amazing and hopefully not-anywhere-near-unobtanium set-ups (although it already seems a little late for that...) which sound killer for rock music in the style of Biffy. We don't mind swapping pedals with one another or exchanging them if need be. Do you have any tips whatsoever for us? Greetings from my bandmates, me and our robbed bank accounts! :)

[@elonmush4793]

4:03 Dan of the House Stark just knighted Sir Mick!

[@timholder5763]

Dan making an Alan Partridge reference at 16:34? In off the red! :)

[@zwidawurzn9423]

have you seen that "79 patch cables compared and tested" video by Max Solo Music, what do you think about that? Also, great statement about delay! i see lots of people using slapback for texture not changing delay time at all but for me trying to get into post-rock a tap-tempo switch opened a whole new world of possibilities.

[@MarcG28]

Power supply wise I've had a Voodoo Labs PP2+ for well over 10 years and never had any issues, the only reason I upgraded to the Visual Sounds CS12 was because I wanted the higher voltage outputs to power larger digital pedals... right now the CS12 powers my HX Effects, 6 stomps, a wah and a Decibel 11 bypass looper with no problems

[@StringsOfCrossroads]

Marc Grainger wow! That’s interesting as I have a Hx effects and I hate the included power supply. I was under the impression it required 3000mA and that most multi power supplies would provide a maximum of only 500mA, but you appear to not have a problem! I might look into that! Thanks for the tip!

[@MarcG28]

@@StringsOfCrossroads the CS12 works fine ONCE it's one of the newer ones... the first batch had an issue, but, Visual Sounds will send you a new or or upgrade your power supply if you send them the old one.... the HX Effects only really needs just over 1 amp to work and the way the CS12 is designed is that as long as the TOTAL mA rating isn't surpassed the unit will supply the needed amount to the respective output regardless of the rating written on it... the owner of Visual sounds confirmed this on a video, basically said the ratings were there for compliance requirements.

[@StringsOfCrossroads]

Marc Grainger thanks for the reply. That’s really helpful info! Must admit I had only really looked at the rating on the supplied hx effects which was at 3000mA and figured I was stuffed to find an alternative so I actually have an extension lead under my board along with another power supply so I try keep the board power neat and compact. But it’s still a pain as that stupid adapter line 6 provide keeps falling out!

[@gcvrsa]

I cannot believe that in almost 30 years of using Boss pedals, I have never heard you can flip the bottom plate over. OTOH, I have also never had an issue with Velcro sticking to the rubber, on the few occasions I've used Velcro on a Boss pedal, though I've never tried it with Dual Lock. I've been using three Boss BCB-3 pedal boxes for my Boss pedals for at least 20 years, so it's really never been an issue, though. Currently, my bass board is 100% Boss, and my guitar board is 0% Boss.

[@JoePearsonGuitarist]

haha Dan is soooo excited (and justifiably it turns out)

[@mrshawnbriggs]

I think I’ve watched every episode. Love what you guys do! Could you guys consider doing an episode on pedals that provide functionality but not tone? For example “Radial Engineering” has an entire line of pedals that are very functional and don’t provide audio coloring like the ABY bones switcher or the headlight. Or review some of the other switchers that are available. Dan’s products are amazing and probably the nicest with the most features. And we know he has a bunch of accessory pedals that provide functionality without tone shaping. But there’s also a number of smaller and cheaper channel switchers etc. it might actually be a nice way to promote your products Dan.

[@hoboroadie]

I had to work hard to find the Lehle p-split and Dan's Humdinger is about the only other one that I have seen on the market. That there's a product that more folks should know about.

[@mawendt80]

Lava Cable Tightrope DC makes solderless custom length power cables.

[@MrBodoFraggins]

I wired up a summing switch for my board for mono situations. Good idea? Bad idea? It was real quirky for a bit.

[@zardeh63]

You can have the quietest (no hum) rig ever and if there is a neon beer light on the stage (and you're not allowed to turn it off) you just gotta suffer it. But remember only you can really hear it (because your standing nearest to your speaker) and that's only between songs anyway.

[@greggaspard8960]

You guys need to attach the horn to the chair like a bicycle. It seems every episode, you guys are looking for it.

[@pierrederesistance]

Dans partridge reference at 16.40 - textbook

[@LysanderLH]

I need a fork lift pallet for all my pedals to fit onto. My missus says i’m missing the point, so i’m going to buy a Champ and single pickup Danelectro as that has to be the answer. That’ll learn her!

[@andreweasombentley4703]

Regarding the fatigue of the SIS cables, I asked EA about this as I wanted to see if it would be ok to use one as a patch cable between a floor mounted wah and my pedal board and they said it would be absolutely fine. I've been using one that way for a couple of months and it's OK so far.....

[@joshguthriemusic8090]

Yes, tuners are delicious,...but are they MAGICALLY delicious? 😆😂😜🎉

[@pinofredd]

I always thought that this is something someone inside boss has done on pourpose, please if you have some insider ask for it, the flipping cover trick works i think for 100% boss pedals, you can do the same also with the crybaby to not ruin the label. Probably the ts9 not the 808 or viceversa, i cannot remember. But i think it worth the try with every pedal. Another trick if you want is to use pieces of bicycles chains, it's a figure 8 and with 2 you can screw the pedal in the board and forget about velcro.

[@briankraft8140]

Mick you are way to critical of your playing. Some of my favorite jams are with you and Pete on Guitar Paradiso. My favorite is "Can Gretsch Guitars Do That?" They still have not been able to properly replace you on Anderton's TV. Pete and your playing complemented each other perfectly.

[@ThatPedalShow]

I love Pete like a brother. And a lot of that was fun, but something changed in me where I just lost all appetite for playing. Trying to find it again obviously, but at the moment it's gone. Scary shit!

[@markedwards7721]

Do a show on pedal redundancy management. That is, when your board is too cluttered, what pedals can be considered redundant, and when push comes to shove, what gets eliminated? Now, do the same thing for switching. What is the smallest smart switching scheme there is?

[@rickbjurstrom467]

Would you guys ever do a video on isolation cabs for recording?

[@Smitty_Werbenjagermanjenson]

How about a petition to get Dan killed in an episode of one of the future GoT spin-offs?

[@Javier-qk7ms]

Mick, I have a 10 years old laptop aroud and still usable for guitar/bass tracking and drum programing cause I run Linux on it.

[@GuitarAmp1]

You guys should get some Morgan and Friedman stuff on the show! Big fan :)

[@ThatPedalShow]

Andy?

[@GuitarAmp1]

That Pedal Show Who?

[@fishypaw]

Regarding the mono/stereo thing. I currently have my guitar going into the mono input of my Hall Of Fame and a mic going into the stereo input. I have two cables coming out of the HOF into the mono and stereo inputs of my Boss Looper, and then just one cable coming out of my looper's mono output into my amp (I only have one viable amp/cab at the moment, so I can't actually do a proper stereo set up). It seems to work okay and I get reverb on the guitar and mic. Is this okay? P.S. it's not for gigging, it's just for practice and experimental recording.

[@MattXScott]

Can you please review the Retro-Sonic flanger pedal. Very curious what you guys think of it. Can it stand up against the wrath of Cersei Lannister and will it be ready when Winter comes?

[@macraeronnie]

Enjoy these almost as much as the (traditional?) episodes. Also excited to have GoT back. ps...i believe the golf quote was Mark Twain. :) Cheers fellas!

[@ThatPedalShow]

A few people have said that Ronnie. The internet says it was probably neither. Hmmmmm

[@macraeronnie]

@@ThatPedalShowThat settles it. "Golf is a good walk spoiled." - Mick Taylor

[@ericcarpenter3263]

So, when I was reading the show description (yeah, I’m that guy, but Mick really does a great job doing them) I noticed you said you would answer questions even if the question wasn’t about the show. Just a thought, maybe on VCQ do a small segment at the end, “off the subject” segment to answer a question of the week that has nothing to do with the previous video. Would love to hear answers to things that have nothing to do with the video but ask a unique question. Again, just a thought, love the show and keep it up.

[@ThatPedalShow]

We do that Eric, when the Qs are interesting enough. Cheers!

[@szczerzo]

Question about power supply - I have it right yet on some effects I have a humming sound. Same power with different pedals (same specs) don't produce it. All pedal with different power don't make it at all. Power or pedal problem?