Did you have to drill new holes on the guitar for the tuners? I've been thinking of getting Gotoh SD90s on my Epiphone SG too, but I don't want new holes to be drilled just for the tuners. Thanks!
Love your jazzy clean demo. I get annoyed when others demo "clean" sounds and insist on adding a bunch of effects to smother it. I would like to know how it sounds with a Tele.
Putting winds on the pegs completely negates every positive aspect of locking tuners. Pull it through with no slack, screw it down (that's the locking part), and tune it up. All your tuning stability comes from the lack of winds. You might as well use standard tuners otherwise.
Hi Alex thankyou , I'd forgotten the piece over the years. The sound seems great, can I use zoom for sound any phone with camera for video What is good software for a PC too edit. You can see I have no idea on recording but advanced player
I've found time, and time again for the Roland R-05 to provide a more roomy, and clear sound that can be almost discerned by distance, and the space it is in. I guess they don't make 'em like they used to. Could've continued but when it was released, it was a little late, given the not so good predecessors before it, in the R line. 11 Years later, and it still outperforms my LG V60's Quad DAC specially catered for music. Whether it's recording, or playback. I am keeping my R-05 close. Currently using it as a MIC/Recorder/External DAP. The functions, and interface may be getting old. But the quality is hard to forget, and spectacular to come back to everytime.
Hi ,thanks for your video. Could you please guide me, iam hesitate about marshal mg10 amp and vox, witch one is better what is their negative and possitive points.thanks alot.
I'm afraid I haven't tried the MG10 since I was a kid, couldn't really comment on how good it is. Maybe try them out in a shop when it's safe to do so!
I think this is better if you're looking for a more vintage British tone for playing 60s stuff like the Beatles, The Who, etc. If you want more hard rock/metal tones, pick the MG10 if you're a beginner. However, I would recommend going straight to tube amps - get a Fender Bassbreaker 007 with a 10 inch cabinet (put a WGS Green Beret in there) and you're good to go for learning for several years. You would need some pedals for that though.
bei beiden Aufnahmen dröhnende Bässe. Teppichboden und Plüschmöbel sind das letzte Interieur um klass. Git. aufzunehmen. Anschlag und Rhytmus sind leider auch sehr gewöhnungsbedürftig.....
Thanks for commenting. I suspect the "level" parameter on my tubescreamer was set too low - my bad! I don't think I'd use it professionally as the speaker is small and offers limited low frequency response.
@@alindsayfieldrecording Thanks! That's what I thought. I hear conflicting reports and my own ear experience is conflicting, so I just wondered. Some people really like it, but I don't hear people say they'd use it professionally.
Thanks for making this video I have a Les Paul that needs new tuners as well, how are they working out for you ? I have seen these available online and pretty cheap too $45 or so , I don'twant to drill or ream the headstock so these are my first choice so far .
Wow, I thought of getting the Boss Katana Mini, but seeing that this can handle Heavy metal, looks like it may be a good idea to buy this instead! (It's cheaper)
Thanks for watching! It's a great guitar, still having issues with getting the setup right sadly, I think I might have a couple of uneven frets. Nothing a bit of work won't sort.
@@MacJames I can't remember the exact settings - it was the first time I was using it! I suspect that the mics were positioned at 90 degrees (rather than 120), and I just set levels and hit record. Hope that helps!
Tarek64 luckily the Rycote windjammer I purchased for my Zoom H4n's built-in mics fits of this perfectly. Most places in the UK sell it for £35 so it's a bit expensive for a mic that doesn't cost much more than that. Great if you already have one though!
In my opinion, the gain of the preamps is having to be pushed too high to capture the quieter sounds, meaning that a lot of hissing/noise is introduced to the signal. Adding an external pre (or using a portable recorder with a lower noise floor) would help produce a cleaner recording. Hope that makes sense!
