The Week in Gear 65 | Gibson Studio Session | MORE Behringer Pedals

[@rnegtr]

Players give Behringer a hard time for these budget pedals but when Warm or JHS releases copies (clones?) of some of the same gear, for two or 3 times the price or more, that seems to be OK. The Behringer and budget TC pedals over the years always stand up great against pricey boutique pedals and they do indeed sound great. I can’t wait to try these out.

[@TheGuitarGeek]

I’m fine with behinger doing what they do especially because of the more expensive offerings. The centaur name and graphic is a bit too more though

[@cosmoschtroumpf]

​@@TheGuitarGeekperhaps Behringer pays the right to use name and graphics

[@davidkulmaczewski4911]

@@TheGuitarGeek People speak out of both sides of their mouth on this. On another video with a similar theme, people were arguing that companies *must* pay a licensing fee if they copy another product too closely. That was in respect to PRS making an expensive Strat clone.... "oh, they pay a fee for it". Yeah, so then I suspect so does Behringer, or Harley-Benton, or any other legitimate low-cost brand. I doubt PRS lets H-B make an SE clone for years and years with no agreement, just like I doubt Fender lets PRS make a Strat clone for years with no agreement. So don't bitch about one and not the other. We're talking about designs that are 50 or 60 years old, and many are dead simple. *No one* is stupid enough to buy a Behringer product for $ and think they got a "real deal" that costs $$$$$. I'm just so sick of this argument.

[@autonomouspirate]

Fantastic Shaggy from Scooby Doo cosplay on this one! Also beautiful guitar 😍

[@nrlohan4738]

Something very Hugh Grant going on here ...

[@Smart-Alex]

I like the Studio Session, it checks all the boxes for me and got one as an open box for hundreds less. Team blue!

[@michaelscott2269]

I’ve used Behringer pedals off and on for a while and never had any issues. I’m excited to try these 3 new pedals out as soon as they’re available. On another subject, the Mesa Boogie amps have always had a great rep. In all my years of playing, I’ve always wanted to have one, but damn…the $$ has always been outta reach for me do I stuck with my Marshall’s. Now in my old age, I go for the less expensive and just have a good time with the other older boys…We’re still young at heart and can still play some “Balls to the wall Rock-n-Roll”……!

[@u7763]

Don’t get a Mesa. They are a train wreck to get serviced, if you can find someone to do the service. Then you have to be able to afford the service. Buy yourself a used non pcb board amp.

[@jemwand2530]

I only ever had a Behringer Phase shifter, the build quality was tragic but it really delivered on sound. It was a shame because had they spent literally pennies on better components and doubled the price, they would have still been very competitive in the market and delivered a product which people would have flocked to, it really was a great sounding pedal. Behringer obviously have excellent accountants, they just aren't musicians...the accountants, .... they are the ones who aren't neccessarily musicians.

[@jemwand2530]

BTW Michael, this is the 2020's now, so you should probably take your balls off the wall just in case some trains gander person gets jealous and tries to steal them, or even worse, suggests that you are a far white actimist.

[@michaelscott2269]

@ great point sir….!

[@Civilian2.0]

Would love for Behringer to release an affordable copy of a couple of well known guitar models - That would ruffle a few feathers.

[@lerirol]

They definitely should. Just to show all them ,,custom shop" fanatics what a CNC machine can achieve for a fraction of the price. And much, much better quality and consistency as well. 😅

[@wbertie2604]

That's basically what Harley Benton does.

[@enuxs]

HB - not new ...

[@radfury23g32]

I think Harley Benton already beat you to your idea. To such an extent that you’d think they have guitar hardware and pickups growing on trees over there. I built a guitar this year and spent more money on wood than the cost of a functional HB guitar. It’s been boggling my mind ever since

[@jameslanclos568]

16:23 - I LOVED the "It's my perfect moment, stage diving solo, listen to me bit(ch)" !!! 😁😆😅🤣😂

[@Tomtoms-tomtoms]

Hey Andy.. I honestly can’t put into words how much I love this channel. Very informative but also, very entertaining. I love seeing a new video in my notifications. The pick of the week intro ALWAYS makes me grin like an idiot EVERY TIME! 😅… thanks for all you do 🙏☘️☘️☘️

[@jamesnorton7601]

Andy are you channeling your inner Shaggy? We appreciate it Sir, Happy Holidays. Knockin it outta the park

[@HunnysPlaylists]

Merry Christmas.

[@SierraAppa]

I know it’s going to be a decent weekend when I can start it with this show. As always…thank you

[@papablue3015]

Gibson and epiphone are pricing themselves out of the market! Thanks 🤘

[@AlJohnsGuitar]

@@papablue3015 agreed. If it's more than $500 for a squire or an epiphone, i just don't want to spend that much. I'd rather buy a Leo Jaymez for 200 or 300.

[@PhillipHolt-f9r]

I've been saying the same thing since the last name show especially when Epiphone made a deep drive on their pricing.

[@Fattypatty2x4]

I watch your show every week. I absolutely love this. You do such a great job giving us the information of what’s coming out. I appreciate you so much. I have to say that I’m really excited about the Behringer guitar pedals. I’m still waiting for them to come out with the moog guitar pedals . They announced last year that they were gonna come out with some knock offs. Moog I’m not sure if they’re ever gonna come out with them. But keep up the good work. Maybe one day I have a channel like yours. Or even get to meet you. 🤘💎🙏

[@TheGuitarGeek]

I’m so glad that you stopped by to leave this comment. I’d like to see those Moog Pedals too. I’m going to be out and about quite a lot in 2025. Hopefully our paths cross

[@NeungView]

I'm in Denmark and I have had nothing but great experiences with Gear4Music.

[@The_artist_called_The_Engineer]

Not a Gibson fan, but I did get a second hand Epiphone les Paul special about three months ago, needed a bit of refurbishment but I have to admit it plays a charm and I love it. How much? €20 plus some paint and filler ( oh and I got five sets of strings thrown in with it)

[@radfury23g32]

@@The_artist_called_The_Engineer you got an epiphone and 5 sets of strings for €20?

[@The_artist_called_The_Engineer]

@ yes, the body did have a large crack which in it which needed a bit of work, but still an absolute bargain.

[@radfury23g32]

@@The_artist_called_The_Engineer oh hell yes I’d take that any day of the week! I can never seem to find these people throwing guitars away for 20$ that I hear of. Jealous!

[@HunnysPlaylists]

I like the studio session. fretboard binding is the binding that matters the most anyways.

[@nieko3038]

2250 for a studio. Under 850 for my Tribute with 57 classic and classic + Must come a time when those prices will bite Gibson. Bit shocked about the Mesa price too. Had a caliber 50+ don’t know how they compare. You can get those used for 600 notes.

[@Longplay_Games]

I'm quite a mesa fan, and I need to check out their newer stuff. Thanks for the reminder :D

[@TheGuitarGeek]

You’re welcome as always 🤓

[@chancemiller9340]

Andy's Picks of the Week! Fuzz y más!

[@BillyTheKidsGhost]

Behringer, slaughters the gatekeepers

[@HunnysPlaylists]

behringer is rebadging a $25 pedal from aliexpress and selling it for over $100.

[@HunnysPlaylists]

In other words, behringer is a dropshipper and you f4ll for it.

[@BillyTheKidsGhost]

@@HunnysPlaylists aliexpress guitar pedals are more expensive, than in the west. Even JoYo and hotone is cheaper to buy in the west than it is off aliexpress.

[@HunnysPlaylists]

@BillyTheKidsGhost not all of them.

[@lerirol]

​@@HunnysPlaylistsunless you're blind , you must be completely ignorant.. Check ze Internet again please!

[@douglaspate9314]

Awesome! The Valentine Black one looks toooo good!

[@BurgersforBreakfast127]

The vibe does have an expression in for controlling the speed

[@nickrouse8426]

That Boogie amp has me reaching for my trusty ANALOG modeler. Thank you Peavey Tube 60. Used for 350. Get em, kids. Best combo amp ever made.

[@nickrouse8426]

Reason I say best, is it's a modeling amp, but it's almost if not entirely analog effects and accurate analog amp voicings. Not digital. Think JHS Packrat. Switching between full analog circuits when you dial the knob. I have dialed in 60 watt tube combo amp versions of Fender Twin Reverb, Voxx AC30, and Marshall Plexi in front of me next to my pedalboard with a footswitcher to change between them. All because analog modeling and a custom-voiced 12 inch speaker that has super high headroom. Perfect pedal platform ironically.

[@nickrouse8426]

Oh and 6L6 tubes baby 👶 BOSS Chorus and Flanger as well as the Zakk Wylde signature pedal just sitting in the stompbox section. Studio quality headphone jack. Record out to DAW. 2x12 cab extension capability. It's a dream.

[@matzer8846]

The SLO is something worth to mention ... absolutely love the preamp-usage tones ....

[@jorge-_-reza]

💥 WOW, other than the Gibson, this week's show is perfect for Christmas time!💥 I want them ALL!!!!! Anyone want to be my Christmas friend?!?!

[@Zwidawurzn]

These Behringer pedals are big news, providing the iconic tones even in kinda iconic shapes for cheap money

[@1-eye-willy]

my first half stack was a Barringer, paid $250 for it brand new from musicians friend about 20 years ago. very light weight for a half stack but it was good for what it was

[@williamking7420]

I bought a cream vinyl Mesa Boogie Mk2 back in the day when they first came out. That was a time when Randal Smith built every amp personally by hand one at a time. I think I paid around $800 for it in the late 70's. Unfortunately I ended up selling it a few years later during a time when I needed the money. That was a great amp that served we well. It was a very soulful sounding loud as hell beast of an amp. I wish that I had kept it....Then I bought a Boogie MK4 upon its initial release, that was $1,400 back then. That is one amp I still have and will never sell. My son will inherit that one. It's amazing to have lived through the era when tube amps went through so many iterations and changes. And the prices have really skyrocketed for new tube amps, especially from Mesa, Marshall, Fender and Orange.

[@PopsIntrepidPedaler]

I've never dropped out of top tier status on Patreon, but have missed out on the shout out on the last 2 TWIGs. Pops Productions~

[@peterhall4852]

I really want one of these. I think shipping will be mid 2025.A new player could have this pedal, a sonicake levitate, and a Behringer Vintage Overdrive for under 150 notes. Crazy really. My SG plugs straight into an amp. Also very light. And it has 57 Classic pickups and coil taps(2014). Is this not modern...moderne? Edit...It has a hard case.

[@El-Scorcho]

Your description of the Gibson gig bag doesn’t do it justice. It’s thick-padded, low weight, and takes up less space. I’d take it over their hard shell cases any day. It’s my favorite mainstream case design.

[@SamBrockmann]

I just love the look of the Valentines

[@alexdenton6586]

Love Behringer

[@Robstafarian]

Synergy makes a IICP preamp module designed by Steve Fryette, who maintained a friendship with Randall Smith for years. They also make a Soldano SLO module, one discontinued and a recent successor, designed by Mike Soldano.

[@UphillGardener-ly5sh]

10:47 Hartwood also offer the Deytona II in Tobacco Burst Left Handed, I thought I should mention it, no one else did :o)

[@shanewalton8888]

Long live lefties!

[@IndyRockStar]

All my guitars are custom shop. seriously considering the new studio session for stage use.

[@TheGuitarGeek]

Why not take the custom shops on stage?

[@HunnysPlaylists]

@@TheGuitarGeek resale is not friendly to custom shop guitars.

[@retromacman620]

1500 is about the most I want to spend on a Gibson Studio LP...that Deytona looks cool ❤

[@Metalbass1979]

'No fuzz means you've failed as a musician!' Wow! That quote needs to be on a shirt and requoted for the rest of history.

[@AVM-Music]

Andrew: are you insinuating there may be a weakness in a particular brand headstock? 😂

[@MisterJWJ71]

Even before you said it, the Valentine guitar was making me think of the ES-335. Though I would have gone a little more in that direction with the cutaway because the 335 shape is my favorite body style. Yeah, I know if they make it too obvious they risk getting a "cease and disist" letter from Gibson.

[@ferenclucas2842]

is the 69 digital or made with the lamp like the real ones

[@Calorie-p4b]

Opto.

[@akwamarsunzal]

My personal experience of Behringer pedals, and yes, I own a few! They sound AMAZING! Sadly, the plastic casing may not last forever, but they are so cheap, why not buy 3 or 4 and STILL save yourself a shitload of money on a boutique pedal!

[@lerirol]

One of my BOSS pedals broke after 3 years of use ... I have a Behringer pedal, which I've used much more for 15 years and it's still working.. Plastic is not the problem.

[@Hodgiez]

What’s the gold guitar with the black pick guard, the third from the right behind you?

[@PujanDewan-id2ys]

That's a Baum guitar. forgot the model name

[@fernalicious]

Blue one looks good.

[@ThefabulousJF]

This Gibson studio session reminds me a lot to my honey burst tribute. Slim neck, 57 pickups, modern electronics, modern neck heel. And yes, this makes a lot of sense cause you get a guitar easy and modern to play up to the highest fret with the classic Gibson midrange sound. Not everyone wants to play a baseball bat for that sound 🙂- for me it's my goto fiddlearoundandtrystuff guitar which can do more sounds as my classic LPs. Every time Gibson changes stuff they get a huge bash cause they change stuff. And at the same time everybody bashes cause they never change stuff ... guitar players are weird sometimes ... Price ... these seem to be built better as the older Studios (I needed fret files for all of my cheaper Gibsons) - but 400 more for different pots ... Make the Studio 1500 and this 100 bucks more. But it seems like it needs to hurt when buying a Gibson, it's part of the experience.

[@stonecoldval]

Any chance Behringer can release a Andrew Simmons "Golden Ring" delay pedal?

[@joermnyc]

Is it me, or is that Studio Session just the Modern without body binding and 57 pickups? Just $1000 cheaper, and no case.

[@Ottophil]

No compound radius. No asymetrical neck. The studio is weight releived.

[@MrPhotonjockey]

@@OttophilGibson already dropped the asymmetrical neck, but kept the compound radius on the LP Modern. The Modern and Studio are both weight relieved.

[@MrPhotonjockey]

Almost. No hard case, no body binding, 2A vs 3A flame top, no compound radius fretboard and different pickups on the Studio Session.

[@paulcontreras5131]

Seriously cool Shaggy vibes with that outfit, Andy!

[@wilfredoriverajr.]

Vibe here I come!

[@BigSifu67]

All I need to know is when the Behringer pedals come out in the U.S.!

[@thenextkurt]

The Les Paul Studio Session was tailor-made for me. I have a Swingster and it's just not good enough to do leads with the thick Jazzbox neck and 20 frets

[@brunswicksquaremusic5905]

In a perfect world, Behringer would start an entire sub brand cloning the entire Fulltone lineup.

[@jumpingman8160]

And Lovetone

[@Brucewayne-tj7kj]

I have the fulltone deja vibe, The are far ahead from behringer,

[@j17wmk2]

Ouch, 2k?! I bought a Studio Pro in 2015 for 800 quid. AA top, burstbucker bridge, 57 classic at the neck, push pull coil tapping and a hard case. No neck binding though. And I agree on the slim taper neck!

[@hawedehre]

Yes 2015 was the year of bargains and fancy tuners. I got the Gibsons that year. Les Paul Classic for 1111, s double cut special and an SG special, each 550. All of them somehow great. 👍 Including case.

[@j17wmk2]

@ Nice! The Studio pro was a 2014 model. I got a double cut special from 2015 too, again a year later though. Thomann we’re selling them off for £430! Still my biggest bargain. Yes , the neck is too wide but Gibson really did up their quality in 2015 - they just weren’t well received! I’ve even kept the robot tuners on.

[@rustisamust9079]

All about personal choice and preferences Andy. I've been waiting for Gibson to put together a Studio with a Honeyburst finish, these kind of specs, a flamed top and Keystone button tuners. Buying for sure.

[@JAL-cc8jd]

@@rustisamust9079 Me, too. I bought a new Studio a couple months ago and love it, but I’m going to get a bourbon burst Studio Session because I love ebony fretboards and don’t have any guitars with the 57 Classics.

[@ebikes2xs]

Can't wait to get my 69 Vibe pedal, I have one on back-order. Tell me other pedal makers don't "borrow" from the Uni-Vibe pedal design, yet Behringer gets called out for it. I guess I could buy the Snobadarious one for $600. no I couldn't. I only use a few pedals, so they have to be a valid sound I can't live without. Surfy Reverb, Behringer Analog Delay and now the 69 Vibe. Less is more and my general take on most effect pedals is they take away more than they give.

[@vonslagle]

I’m glad I bought my Gibson’s in 2018

[@Ottophil]

I’m glad my grandmother left me gibson money, not glad she died though.

[@fawkesandhound]

Glad I bought mine in 2020. I guess whenever you buy a Gibson, at least you’ll never regret waiting to buy it later.

[@theruthlessfish]

...got my Gear4Music Knoxville Select (that blue-purple thing with P90 and humbucker) earlier today, and was quite shocked by how good the build qualilty was. No sharp frets, strangely nice wood-matching on the body, and so on.

[@ernestochang1744]

Gibson are just the rolex of guitars

[@austinbridge]

I love your channel, and I love that you're dressed like Shaggy from Scooby-Doo 🙌🏻😅

[@robertmellang6998]

I just got a black Gibson Les Paul Studio. It was just before the new secession version. It was $1500.00

[@andresilva8444]

the HH is the white and the red. the standard is the buttermilk and black. you got confused.

[@Mabel90666]

Why all the Behringer hate?

[@southernpanda33]

Maybe it’s because of all their anti-Semitic tendencies? 🤷‍♂️

[@eaglebauer944]

Because Uli is a weird and cringy edgelord without a moral compass.

[@genelott5757]

The problem is more due to dollar devalutuon than anything. But the have the tribute line, which are nice guitars. I think the studio has more graduated.

[@THEREFILLSBAND]

Yeah, had a Mark 2c back in the 80s, don’t miss it….

[@secretdaisy6484]

I have a 2014 Gibson Studio in mint condition with push pull controls and a hard case. Nothing really wrong with it except it isn’t a Strat. As far as Sterlings go, that’s over my guitar 🎸💰limit. I’m a beginner and plan to get the Sterling Cutlass CT 50 for $599. It has nearly all the same things as the Fender Utra Strat for $2499. If it doesn’t work I’ll sell it and get the Strat. I have no idea how this will go since it’s way outside my comfort zone 😬. Nice video! Thanks. 👍☮️🌞🎸🎵⭐️

[@Duke-sr4pt]

Seems it's just a Les Paul Classic without the binding.

[@JAL-cc8jd]

So a great guitar, in other words? 😂

[@AlJohnsGuitar]

I want a Gubson SO BAD! Not that one, but a Gibson Les Paul.

[@emartinezr]

I think these new Studios look fantastic. And with the neck binding they should feel every bit as a Les Paul as anything out there.

[@AlJohnsGuitar]

@emartinezr good points and more power to ya brother!

[@Barry101er]

It must be Saturday; it must be Andy!

[@kosmonument2682]

Gibson did that neck the way they did because the truth is that most people want vintage looks with modern appointments. Especially players who can't afford vintage proper, like those who would buy a Studio.

[@MrPhotonjockey]

Not to mention, not everyone has Andy’s gorilla size mitts.

[@heavybrett-al4082]

I never gave a shit about Gibson, but now im 50 i really want one, after 30 years of guitars, Gibson is the only brand i dont have in my collection 😢 ill take any model at this point.

[@JAL-cc8jd]

I’m 55 and just got my first one this year. I love it so much I’ve bought 8 of them! 5 Les Pauls and 3 SG’s, all just USA models ranging from $1300 to $2600, and they are all fantastic. I have a Les Paul Tribute, a Classic, a Studio, a Studio Session, and a 70’s Deluxe which I basically converted to a P90 Standard. You should get a Gibson and enjoy it!

[@JAL-cc8jd]

Or get an Eastman SB59 for around $1900 new. I have a few of those and they are absolutely flawless! They are often compared to Gibson Custom Shop stuff and I believe it, although I don’t personally have any experience with the Custom Shop line.

[@heavybrett-al4082]

@@JAL-cc8jd yea Eastman's are same price as Gibson's here in Australia 😞 it's all good, I'm half way towards a Gibson studio (new) here will cost $2.800

[@JAL-cc8jd]

@@heavybrett-al4082The Studio is a great guitar. If you can swing it, I like the Studio Session a bit better because of the ebony fretboard and the 57 Classic pickups. It also has the sculpted neck heel. I lucked out because it seems they mistakenly installed the deluxe style tuners that come on the Studio on my Studio Session, which is supposed to come with Grover rotomatics. I actually like the deluxe style better. However, the Studio is a better value and the Burstbucker Pro pickups sound great, too. I think you will love either one. Hope you get one soon and enjoy the heck out of it!

[@The..Butterfly..Effect]

Ernie Ball Music Man it's my dream guitar - They build great 🎸

[@RobertFisher1969]

If you're ever asking whether you're out of touch or Gibson is out of touch, the answer is always: It's Gibson. More seriously, though, it just means you're one of the hordes of us who're outside of the weirdly narrow demographic that Gibson cares about. Nearly every time I watch one of their marketing videos, I'm left thinking that they're actively trying to turn me away.

[@jwstout007]

7:06 game me a good chuckle :)

[@matzer8846]

Why all the hate4Behringer ... they brought back some classics of the synth world @reasonable pricing to us small wallet beings ... so why not welcome them to the axe world ...

[@davidkulmaczewski4911]

Unnatural hatred for affordable gear... that's all I can figure. Pure snobbery. Within about an hour recently, I watched a video by JHS extolling the virtues of the absolute simplicity of a classic pedal design (it only uses two transisters!!!) that they sell for $180, another video by JHS scolding KZbinrs for daring to question their pricing model (why so expensive? Because!!), and then a video by That Pedal Show scoffing at the idea of them reviewing a Behringer Fuzzbender during their "Tonebender Clone" shootout. Why? One can only guess.

[@OroborosEternalLife]

For some it's snobbery. Others, it's copying modern designs and circuits of other companies already on the market (often 1 to 1 with no changes) and undercutting them for not much less (Arturia and many one-man eurorack designs). For me it's Uli Behringer's actions. The lies, pettiness, and hatred that man has dished out is abhorrent. Benn Jordan did a great video on Uli's actions.

[@davidkulmaczewski4911]

@@OroborosEternalLife How virtuous of you

[@OroborosEternalLife]

@@davidkulmaczewski4911 Nothing virtuous about it. I just gave reasonings beyond snobbery (which happens with both expensive and cheap gear) that are valid points. Also, I just read your comment above and Josh from JHS literally laid out all the costs that go into the business as an American company. Uli literally has a whole factory in China that makes things with lower quality materials in bigger quantities with lower employee wages and benefits. They’re two completely different levels of production. So prices are different for those reasons and more, not “just because”.

[@davidkulmaczewski4911]

@@OroborosEternalLife I never understood the concept of denying oneself a desired product because one doesn't like the person making it or selling it. I can only explain it by excess virtue, so I congratulate you. You put the needs of the world ahead of your own desires. I'd love to see the ultimate results of widespread adoption of this strategy on human progress. An awful lot of geniuses were also shitty people; shunning them and their contributions seems short sighted. I hope you don't own any Apple products. Part of the JHS guy's product cost for his failed pedal line was making sure he had a proper custom-mixed shade of pink, LOL. Also, his videos open up with pictures of someone hand soldering parts into pedal chassis, not Chinese robots putting a few 'high quality' SMD chips onto tiny boards, which is what was inside those pink boxes.

[@Corbillardier]

Was it an intentional choice to cosplay Shaggy from Scooby Doo this week? I'm digging the corduroy!

[@davedavid7061]

Wish I could still get corduroys

[@MikeLute]

Although it`s nice for Gibson to provide the Mark IIc+ for the dentist lawyers out there, it would be more convienent to go Amplitube of Fractal to release your inner Hetfield.

[@theprisonier]

If they come one day

[@gibsonfan159]

Am I crazy or did you do an SLO+ pedal review a few days ago?

[@johngibson911]

I’m not a fanboy for the Big G, despite my name, but I do find it amusing how many people (yes, I’m looking at you Andy) think that £1900 for a Les Paul Studio is taking the proverbial, yet Gibson are selling more guitars now than ever before. I know to a lot of folks two grand is a huge wad but, for an equally large number of people it’s a couple of weeks wages or less. I’m pretty sure Gibson/Epiphoney have got their prices right - especially when Ernie Bollock can ask three large for a plank that looks like a bargain basement Yamaha Revstar.

[@jroobz]

I love behringer and I don't care who knows!

[@tjnugent62]

I paid $1100.00 for a Used Mark IIb in an Anvil Case. In the case it was roughly 100lbs. This was all the way back in 1981.

[@Doug5524]

Gibson Studio Just put up the price from last year by £300.00 WOW

[@raytorvalds3699]

Oh noes! I haz failed as a musician. I haz no fuzz! That made me chuckle. I really don't have one, though. I dislike fuzzes. /runs off and hides.

[@PhillipHolt-f9r]

I didn't know that you were in austria.

[@Intheflesh79]

My name wasn't on the screen this week 😕 what's up Andy?

[@aitken1965]

Used Gibson Tributes are great value. And you don’t pay extra for the natural relic treatment !

[@martinclayton7260]

Gibson can jog on with their prices!

[@DadoSimicStudiostriver]

Prices for these pedals are actualy made people from most of the world to buy it, not just western europe and USA. There are still places in even Europe where salary is not more from 350 to 550 euros, so with little bit sacrifice they can afford to get one new Behringer pedal per month.

[@PujanDewan-id2ys]

I feel attacked 😂 Even James Valentine doesn't go out of the pentatonic scale I guess 😅😅😅

[@thecollective1584]

NOW??? I got a Behringer bass rig (1/2 stack) 15 years ago. I played it in front of crowds from 4 people to 8,000 people, in front of nationals and too many other musicians to count. The ONLY person to talk shit was a brand queen whosecDaddy bought him a $2500 bass and $3500 amp. Behringer copies their designs, but I NEVER had an issue with my gear.

[@lerirol]

Wish you could hear those with my tone of voice.... The parts for all pedals ARE cheap, the enclosures ARE very cheap to make, the labour for assembling them IS cheap! And with time going on these will get even cheaper(unless you deny what a CNC machine can do). Now, the idea for a product is the priceless one. But how many new ideas are there in 2024 and for that matter, the last 35+ years? Everything is a copy of a copy of a copy. Of course it's gonna be cheap! It must/should/have to be! Don't mock Behringer for it - instead mock all the other manufacturers that charge premium money for the same shit!! AND MOST OF THEM BUY THEIR PARTS FROM BEHRINGER 😅

[@teknomanning]

I have a beautiful studio from 2003 flame maple used 1000 bucks

[@joellebrodeur1015]

Ive tried thst Mesa Boogie. It's fucking loud but a few grand out of my reach. So I may rent one to mess around with. That or play one until Guitar Center kicks me out.

[@PaulCooksStuff]

18:00 Bonus point challenge accepted. Body part: toenail clippings Guitar: Gibson Studio Seems a fair exchange to me. Pity you dont like the thin neck with your huuuge hands, but you could sign it and sell it to Donald tinyhands for $11k so he knows what an american guitar looks like.

[@patchevansbrokencountry2583]

Before I sols my 90's studio lp the only thing I would have changed was having xoil splits. But then I split the band so no point keeping it.

[@kellybrincks]

Im 50. Never gave a shit about Gibson. Screw them.

[@Bryan-kl5rr]

ok

[@davedavid7061]

I never gave a shit about Fords

[@BlueBarrier782]

Don't you want to play authentic with a broken headstock?

[@1-eye-willy]

over the 30 years ive played ive owned one Gibson, the flat black gothic explorer and if i had paid anywhere close to market price even at the time, i would say fuck gibson too.

[@buymagicfish]

While they do have glued set necks there are actually already screws in Gibson guitars. Pickguard, tuners, control plate etc, all screwed.

[@Kyle-fy9kt]

I think the Studio Session is fine, but kind of a misnomer. It's basically a stripped back version of the recent run of LP Classics for a bit less money.

[@matzer8846]

Well ... regarding the Mesa IIc ... me will just wait4Beringer But don't forget: the original Boogie was like >~4000ish most of the time

[@Smart-Alex]

Also, not sure why you're so down on Gibson. Did you have a bad experience?

[@emartinezr]

Gets him views.

[@drdoom8793]

What rock have you been living under? Gibson consistently shoots themselves in the foot with rising prices, decreasing quality, and constant courtroom bumbling over nonsense copyright claims.

[@Smart-Alex]

@@drdoom8793I’ve been living under the rock of rock n’ roll :) They sound and play great to me. Go ahead and buy a nice Harley Benton then. Happy holidays.

[@richardmerriam7044]

Behringer had a QC problem in China years ago, causing their sales to slump and developing a bad reputation for poor quality. When Uri Behringer was shown proof of this, he was enraged and flew to the factory. The factory managers straightened out the mess and greatly improved the product. Yes, they are a budget line, but I have no complaints.

[@theshadowgovernment_]

All i ask is MESA reissues the boogie 5 band eq pedal

[@tilke11]

I like Behringer market approach. Gibson lp studio for over 2000e??? Are you kidding me???