You're always welcome brother. Japanese is a beautiful language

No where close perfect I think😅 But it's fun to recreate🤘🏼

It wouldn’t be this without you brother🍻

It’s always there, and it’s free. Check out description

Nostalgic📺

That’s a surprising compliment😲 Just a noob trying to match that Stingray sound

Overated😅

Keep learning and improving 🤗

These are big wordsIt does hurt a bit in the beginning, but practice make possibility. Tks for the huge support!

I do have both, but they are not on the same guitar so can't compare🤞🏼

😅 Nah, the original has better vibe

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Thank you🙏🏼 All credit to WSS

Thanks, it's really versatile

@@howardlii I have one as well! I really love it too.

Legend

My pleasure

simple mobile phone🤫

@@howardlii wow great job..wat phone

Not shit, that's a big deal😆

😆it's a bless to be able to, but feel free to try alternatives

The tip for you is to slow it down and practice piece by piece. You can make it🫵🏼

Noted📝

maxed out the ability

🙏🏼enjoy

Most definitely!!! Listening to this at work right now!!

@@michaelakers6579 XDD, thanks to JB

@@howardliihey man I have a request. Could you do a cover on souvenirs by novelist? That would be wicked 🤙🏻🤟🏻

@@michaelakers6579 XD Thanks for giving me the trust🤗 That's a great song, probably have to study more about the ambient side of thing🤞

Honestly been struggling with the multiple tempo changes😵

😂I'm not worthy

All credit to CP

Still plenty space to improve tho🙏

Check out description

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They're never outdated

Thanks, been adoring but not endorsed with D'addario

If I remember it correctly, somewhere around 3.2mm while the last fret fretted. No longer have this guitar with me.

@@howardlii thanks for the info howard....so all of your guitars pickup height is same?....or some is going up to 4mm....

@@robertreboya4080 To be honest, that was me back when I was a noob rule follower, these days I have realized there's no rule of it, and been training myself adjust it to taste. I know it's what we all been hearing throughout the internet, but it's freedom. The tip for you is to start with the pickups at really low height, use clean amp or even just DI signal and start raising it till it sounds good to you (generally anywhere except for clipping, but if you like the clipping sound, nothing wrong, some people do that) In brief, no, all my guitars have their own suitable settings.

@@howardlii thank you very much howard...my long time question in my mind was answered...thank you!!!

@@robertreboya4080 to add up, use ears as the guide to balance bass side and treble side. You can use any VU meter or digital meter to reference your loudness level, but keep in mind, low strings tend to be louder in the meter. Again, no rules, trust your ears

✍thanks for the words, let me see what I can do