excellent playing! it's been 8 years since this video, I started playing the guitar myself when I was 7 years old (now I'm 18 years old).. at some point I came across this and it actually made my playing more serious and real, so thank you for that✌️🎸
Thanks for the video I give it a big 👍🏻 I hope you don’t mind that I used a couple of your ideas. Your video was the only one I could find. ~Tom from Boneyard Garage ~
I'm 19 and my dad introduced me to all the ozzy records as a kid, all that good Blizzard/Diary-BATM/Ultimate sin-No rest for the wicked stuff. I've followed matt for quite some time as he's a BEAST at the Rhoads/EVH stuff, painfully inspiring to see y'all still rocking out on stage, hope me and my dad get opportunities to play live someday.🙏🙏
Thank you! I hope you and your dad get the chance to play together live too! We have a lot of fun during the shows but the whole experience (preparing, loading, traveling, meeting new people and seeing new places) makes some incredible memories!
I know you guys from the Marshall forum and I remember him when he was about 15 years old first doing this. Wasn't his name Matt? He still rocks Randy.👍
Id go as far to say that this is better than the album tone.I have a jcm800 and i am tempted to variac it but I've read that transistors and tubes can end up failing, just wondering if that is a major concern
There should be a 2 wire plug taped to the wiring harness on the right fork, that is supposed to be the power supply for the bonnet. That would have saved you alot of work with the headlight wiring. Good job though with gluing the wire under the fender. I have the same bike and love the look.
@mikestanley335 I only know about it because I got a couple buddies with the same bike and they inquired about it. All the chieftains come with the same wiring harnesses and so the lower equipped bikes have a bunch of extra plugs taped up everywhere. It makes it easier for the owner if he decides to do the upgrades himself
