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Guitar players never talk about it but it's a serious concern... The guitars we play are actually positioned too low when we sit and play them....This little device does a nice job of fixing that :)
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@weezerti Год назад

Hey Tim! I work at 225 parsons in kalamazoo. We build Heritage and Harmony side by side on the same equipment. Your Harmony Comet was made using old Gibson presses, saws, sanders, clamps, techniques, etc. Not everything Harmony uses the old stuff, but some of the steps absolutely do use the old stuff.

@user-wd8mn8sf1j Год назад

love these new Harmonys. I had a Harmony HB in the early 1980s and was stoked to learn that they are making these beauties today.

@ardbegthequestion Год назад

@@user-wd8mn8sf1j - I like the look without the pickguard.Maybe make this an option to save a few hole being drilled?

@finoroverato7640 Год назад

Is Rendall Wall still at Heritage ? Good guy! Does this Harmony have a center block?

@StaticInfinity-ts3jk Год назад

Please build a Harmony Stratotone reissue with the correct neck through body construction

@weezerti Год назад

I never noticed that those were neck-through, but it does appear that way. I would love to do a neck-through!@@StaticInfinity-ts3jk

@GiuseppeMottaJay Год назад

Hey Tim, this is Giuseppe from GuitarScientist. Just wanted to drop by and express my gratitude for featuring the Performaxe in your video. The response seems to have been very positive! It's an immense pleasure to see my work being appreciated and acknowledged by someone as respected in the community as you. I really don't know how to thank you enough.

@ey870 Год назад

Its AWESOME!!!

@ganttmann Год назад

but there aren't any available to buy!

@GiuseppeMottaJay Год назад

@@ganttmann in about ten days there will be!

@jhumbrac Год назад

@GiuseppeMottaJay makes a hell of a product! My performaxe is worth every penny. Makes playing sitting down so much easier/more comfortable, but it's especially useful with my Les Paul.

@GiuseppeMottaJay Год назад

@@jhumbrac thank you so much for your kind words

@dangipson4066 Год назад

“I like to play slow, and squeeze all the emotion out of a note I can”… I so agree. When I’m in need, that’s where I go. Fast can be a blast, but slow and melodic is for my soul.

@iloveaviation-burgerclub-a8145 3 месяца назад

I think Mark Knopfler would agree as much as I do. Music is no olympic disciplin. It is all about emotions. And sure there are emotions in need of fast lickery and high gain to be transported and expressed but the most of em are on a different planet.

@jefflee8133 Год назад

Loved ‘Ordinary World’ when it first came out. Still sounds beautiful today. Warren Cuccurullo is an amazing guitarist!!!

@fredcroft7517 Год назад

Your points on the power of guitarists focusing on supporting the song and the track are really on point. Less flashy riffs; more musicality! Thanks for reminding us all.

@slickbb7 Год назад

Yes I would always listen to a Santana or Gilmore solo they are magic not just scale patterns

@mikeaustin4138 Год назад

I bought a '339. I liked everything about it, except: 1. it was slightly neck-heavy. 2. the "horns" are closer to the neck and access to the upper frets was very "cramped". I wound up selling the guitar and buying an Eastman T59/V, which I can wholeheartedly recommend. Far superior to the dozen or so '335s I played at my local GCs.

@steves12strings Год назад

Same. I've been through so many 335 and their variants. But that T59V is it for me. Top tier.

@leearft8605 Год назад

Same here, I bought a 339 thinking it would fit me better being smaller but it turns out to be like a cramped Les Paul with no upper reach and is really nothing like a 335

@ronnie5129 Год назад

Tim, thanks for this video here, Jeff The Skunk Baxter mostly played Sitting in a Chair, As Did BB King after he could not stand up anymore, Now Peter Frampton Plays sitting down due to his Inclusion Body Myositis Condition, Cousin Figel

@in2livinit Год назад

Great video Tim. This is why you are one of my top favorite musicians. More than "just guitarist". You stood out to me eay back in your early years with RS & MTV. But you have the rare virtuosity to take an artists masterpiece, and actually IMPROVE upon it. How many artists could actually take a DaVinci or Michaelangelo to an even higher plane ? Thanks Guru Dude 😎🎶🎸✌️

@MrScrofulous Год назад

That actually looks like a great piece of gear. I've been struggling with the LP on my lap a lot recently, usually use a strap, but that rest good like a good solution.

@timothybladon9958 Год назад

The first guitar I ever played was an old archtop Harmony acoustic with Black Diamond strings that my oldest brother had. That was around 1961 when I was six years old.

@admarhermans1 Год назад

Really love this song! It’s basspart is so beautiful too. To me, it has a few of the beautiful and tastefull melodic ‘lyricisms’ I loved so much in John Deacon’s bassplaying in Queen, but not too much. John Taylor did a great job here, I think. Everything fits in this song. 🖖

@petergraham9267 Год назад

Ordinary World! Yes!! My fav Duran song…..played it in my last band. Hell of a great song and quite a challenge for non-jazzers like us, but was well loved by audiences. 😎👍

@torgo4ever Год назад

is that the song he was talking about ?!?! I never heard him actually say the title, just started randomly talking about Duran Duran in the middle of a chord progression.

@michaelbutler2312 Год назад

i use a foot stool as it basically does the same thing. there are several versions of your method. great to hear more stuff about ergonomics!!

@davelanciani-dimaensionx Год назад

Warren C. is really a great guitarist - his work with Duran Duran raised that band up a level or two musically, but he always played in service to the song, rather than shred (which he CAN do). Light guitars - yes, I'm a fan, since I'm a rather small human (I'm only 5'4" tall). I has a Les Paul style guitar that is just too heavy. Same with string gauges. Lighter is better as I age.

@tperki2322 Год назад

Two points: 1, I just bought a Sire L7, weighs 8.7 lbs. Best LP I have ever played! And 2, I went to trade in a few pieces of gear at my local GC. My contact told me wait, they have a surplus of used gear and they are low balling all trades. Is it the economy (stupid)? I'll wait, no need to rush. Thanks Tim, love your channel and your insight.

@Pablo-ft6un Год назад

i really dig your attitude: "i like guitar playing in service of songs". There is this great quote on guitars in big band context. "Rhythm guitar is like vanilla extract in cake. You can't taste it when it's there, but you know when it's left out." in memory of Freddie Green, who never ever played a solo in 50 years with Count Basie orchestra but provided all the swing that is needed.

@DavesGuitarGear Год назад

I remember exactly where I was when I first heard ordinary world! As a teenager in the early 90s before grunge and Britpop, the guitar was hardly featured in chart songs. As a beginner guitarist I was entranced by the beautiful melodic descending guitar hook, first on the acoustic and then towards the end of the song he does it on the electric. Great great song which took e by surprise melodically and structurally.

@ey870 Год назад

I bought a Performax just after they finalized the prototype design (I saw Fun 2 testing) and eventually it came a couple of years ago and wow - what a huge difference to my playing it made at home. I literally cannot use my PRS Core without it and its so damn good. Def worth it (I have the Silver - would have liked the black but wasnt being produced back then) Best piece of Gear I have ever bought (not sponsored lol)

@musicplaylists59 Год назад

i like how you use double stops in solos Tim, always sounds really nice to me. Hendrix did some solos using mainly just double stops, gives such a good sound.

@Marcus_C51 Год назад

Yes, double stops-love them too!

@eljison Год назад

I love Tim's playing. Smooth and soulful. I don't care about what "looks cool" or "nerdy". I care about comfort and accessibility when playing. We are not teenagers anymore. However, I would be concerned about whether that tool can have any adverse effects on the guitar's finish. What material is the Performaxe made out of, specifically, where it makes contact with the guitar.

@GiuseppeMottaJay Год назад

Hi! Comfort and the health of our instruments always come first. As for the PerformAxe, your guitar's finish is a top priority for us. The part that contacts the guitar is made of TPU for the rod connecting the thumbscrews, and we use natural rubber and SBR for the other rubber components. All these materials were specifically chosen to be extremely durable while safe and gentle on guitar finishes.

@raoul_duke7253 Год назад

I rarely lose much money on guitars… and even when I do lose a little it’s almost always when I buy/sell quickly, generally meaning it wasn’t a ‘lifer’, in which case I look at it as I got to check out a cool guitar for a 2-12 months for a very low fee lol…. If I keep it for more than a year, I’m making money… Also, buying local at pawn shops, Craigslist, FBMP, etc then cleaning it thoroughly, a solid setup, great photos, a video and great description represents the best opportunity to make a little money. You have to be patient and it’s kind of a hobby lol, but it’s a lot of fun.

@nigelwilliams3311 Год назад

I saw Andy Timmons using a PerformAxe on That Pedal Show a year ago, and ordered one straight away. I had been messing around with various makeshift alternatives, but the PerformAxe does the job very well. I can't use a strap because of "body wear and tear", and just sitting with a guitar over my leg is too low, so I generally suspend my guitars from the ceiling over my usual guitar seat (an adjustable length rope with a short strap and strap-lock that attaches to the front strap button). That works well for my normal sessions, but it is nice to have a guitar with the PerformAxe for playing on the couch in the evening.

@GiuseppeMottaJay Год назад

Thanks @nigelwilliams3311! Thrilled to hear how the PerformAxe has become a part of your evening routine. Cheers to more comfy couch sessions!

@820hurleyj Год назад

I was 9 when I started learning to play on my brother's hand-me-down Harmony, F-holed, full sized acoustic. It was really cool when I collected all 6 strings for it. I think the action was about 1/4". 😂

@superlead1002 Год назад

Tim, I agree wholeheartedly with your statement about songs. I'm not the type of player that "shreds" for the sake of it. I've always just loved songs which is what grabs my attention most, although I can appreciate those players that can shred!

@pmd7914 Год назад

Discomfort while sitting to play is exactly why I made my own guitar body. The lower waist of most electric guitars needs to be further from the neck. The product repositions the lower waist.

@teledriver1398 Год назад

AHHH! I heard that riff at the intro, recognized the Duran Duran influence but could not for the life of me remember the song title (it's a guilty pleasure of mine- shhhh). There are ZERO Duran songs in my collection...till now). Glad to know the song title! End digression.

@alphamegaman8847 Год назад

I can name that song in 3 Notes! 😁 One of my Favorite Duran Duran songs! You played that beautifully, as usual! Thanks Tim! 👍 Mike in San Diego. 🌞🎸🚀🖖 Maybe💨🌀🌊😱😁

@switchmuso Год назад

WOW! the solo at 20:00 is a masterclass... I hope somebody sic's the boys from Duran Duran onto this, I bet it would put a smile on their faces!!

@69telecasterplayer Год назад

My first guitar back in 1967 was a Harmony electric.

@metalfatigue Год назад

The Performaxe looks great. I thought it was odd when he promised deliveries in July and August since the country takes the summer off. Hoping to get mine before I'm too old to play.

Год назад

Formidable comme toutes vos vidéos, bravo l'Artiste.

@JacksonAxe Год назад

That Performaxe device would be very useful for sitting with V and Rhoads shapes.

@markd.bogart2166 Год назад

Cool to see you playing a Harmony. Back in the day (as the kids say) roughly 1966, I had a Harmony Silhouette with the gold foil pick ups. I played it through a 65 Black Face Super Reverb. I also had a distortion pedal. It was a FUZZ KING, powered by a single AA battery. Made that "oh so cool" Keith Richards "Satisfaction" fuzz. Still have the FUZZ KING. Love the video!!

@rustyrobinson8027 Год назад

This today was a good laid back live stream thanks again Tim 👍

@jamesmarkham7489 Год назад

Dr Andre fludd was where I saw the performaxe

@kitoyobeni1 Год назад

Was just going to post this...

@GiuseppeMottaJay Год назад

I discovered his channel after he featured my product and I'm hooked ever since, he makes fantastic content

@electricaardvark Год назад

I am totally with you on the slim taper necks! I have a 2002 Studio with a neck like a baseball bat, and a 2018 Standard HP2 with the asymmetric slim taper neck, and I am in no doubt as to which is more comfortable and fun to play...

@ghfdt368 Год назад

I love the fact as a player you focus on the music and the song and not showing off or being flashy for the sake of it. I think blues guitar players do this so often and are often misunderstood and underappreciated or sometimes seen as inferior to players who shred and can play incredible technical things. What isn't talked about as much is how difficult it is in a style like blues is complimenting the music and you need to be able to do multiple things at once at times, you need a deep understanding of chords especially dominant and minor 7 chords, turnarounds diminished chords and a deep blues vocabulary, and technique wise you need to be very good at bends, vibrato, slides dynamics Rhythm skills at different beats, be confortable with swing and boogie beats and string skipping. Trust me there is a lot of string skipping in blues especially since dominant 7 and diminished arpeggios and scales tend not to be the easiest to play, doesnt seem like much but its far more challenging than it seems.

@TonyThomas10000 Год назад

I remember Todd Sharp when he was in a band with a friend from high school. I used to go see them play live.

@livekaos Год назад

Jimi Hendrix, BB King, EVH, Tom Morello, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton they all play the guitar higher than Jimmy Page or Slash!

@jamie1640 Год назад

Another great video Tim, thanks for reppin' Duran Duran, giving a shout out to Warren Cuccurullo, and brother your guitar phrasing is so damn tasty!

@morganghetti Год назад

Those new Harmonys are the best value in guitar right now. I have the silhouette and its is wonderful. Beautiful and as nice / premium feeling as any guitar ive ever played.

@Marcus_C51 Год назад

Thanks for reminding me about "Ordinary World", love that tune myself but hadn't heard it in awhile. What can I say about your solo, once again you conjured up a wonderfully melodic, sweet one with the pretty flurry in the one section. Very nice Tim, always inspiring to hear you!

@ryderl3988 Год назад

Thank you Tim for all you do. I am a keyboardist, but play guitar also. I love your inversions and tones...

@ralph_clay 4 месяца назад

Your tone is so big, round, warm and clear. I love it!

@babetopaz Год назад

Brilliant Tim! guitar in service to the song, obvious really, isn't it? my favourite musical quote of all time came from that uber shredder Zac Wilde and he spoke thus, "the guitar solo is the icing on the cake, but you gotta have a cake" great channel, thanks.

@skeres01 Месяц назад

I just purchased a Performaxe today, there are still a few available if people want them. Thanks for the content.

@michaelstorms47 Год назад

Classical position on an electric guitar is my preference. Can you please talk about the ergonomics of classical guitar position on the next one?

@rileyjackfansmithandjones8238 Год назад

Remember being FORCED to Play an Instrument when I was 11......... Because I tested so High, and the School District needed 5 students to promote " the Gifted" curriculum. I am shy, and can never perform for a crowd, but somehow I took Classic Guitar lessons ala Andre Segovia in 1974. I learned my Acoustic Guitar should be set on my Left Leg......and my left thumb should never be hanging over the Neck.....complete 2 years of Hating being forced to play.......but I did learn the Language, and can Really Read Music. Never lost the fascination with Music.....I'm not a performer, but I'm an intelligent Afficianado. Your Videos on Musicians and Gear is So Fascinating to me, and you always get the " Tone"..... I was taught it on Paper.......but it comes alive and completes the Circle, for me. Thanks Tim!

@Pulse2AM Год назад

Definitely one of Duran Duran's best songs! The guitar solo in the song is really nice as well.

@billdarroca2059 Год назад

The Vox Virage is ergonomically designed to hug your body. I hope you get to play one.

@calummcgregor3662 Год назад

Yup ... went to GuitarGuitar in Glasgow (day trip from Aberdeen) to try out a range of guitars c . 2010 or thereby and noticed a Vox Virage there, tried it out and was hooked, researched the story (ex Yamaha luthier etc. interesting pickups and super comfortable ergonomic design ... fit for comfort, beautifully built) .... so I picked up a new, at the time, double cut Vox Virage 2 sunburst that is my go to .... I have a Suhr Strat and Godin LGXT SA .... but it's always the Virage 2 that I play most .... sounds excellent, played clean, in church setting on a Sunday morning ... CMcG, Aberdeen, Scotland ... p.s. cool video again, as always ....

@chrisarrington5550 Год назад

Hey Tim you've got great knowledge very informative keep me posted thanks

@garymesser9065 Год назад

Everything is subjective , I have a Burny LP custom w an original Floyd Rose, and Fernandes sustainer, and it screams, that’s my tone.

@leproboscis8767 Год назад

Awesome. I love this song. They got better with age. "Come undone" was the other one!!

@skateborg Год назад

Thanks Tim. I love the song "Ordinary World" by Duran Duran as well. Cheers from San Francisco!

@neiljohnsen276 Год назад

Great guitar! I have a Harmony...love it! Awesome company!

@karennewell8085 Год назад

Some guitarists play all the notes. Others play the pretty ones.

@bigdaddystinkeye Год назад

Speaking of light-weight, I'd really like to pick up a Gibson Pat Martino model. That Harmony is sweet!

@50gary 7 месяцев назад

I got a personal tour of the K-zoo Gibson factory by the VP at the time, which was 1970. Les Paul overload, so many cool things to see there.

@midiman5045 Год назад

Tim Always give great info and insight. I hope you are ok, and not underwater.

@gregoryjones-hs6on Год назад

I apologize for mentioning another teacher on one of your previous video's. Just in the comments someone made a comment that made me think he was like me and know where near on the level you were teaching so I recommend someone that may have lessons for a and I stress beggener like me, where I'm still learning the neck and only begining to learn position and fingering. You're fantastic at what you do and I try to watch all of your video's.

@nalukeko Год назад

11:53 I've got a chambered LP, a '73 custom, an '05 Faded (still swiss cheese relieved I think), and an R9. The least difference seems to be their weight. With the right pickups, even a light (and chambered) LP can roar.

@Quinceps Год назад

I find the PerformAxe is least compatible with the SG. But it still works.

@joeriffanucci Год назад

Thanks for all you do Tim. It's a service to guitarist/musicians everywhere. I have to say I feel kind of ignorant to the fact hat Harmony is making current new guitars in the US?! Wow, completely off my radar. Very cool

@bertryman773 Год назад

In Kalamazoo in the old Gibson plant. Same place that Heritage is made.

@joeriffanucci Год назад

@@bertryman773 that’s fantastic. I’m glad that building is being used. I love my Heritage guitars. Need to try these new Harmony

@danaparsons854 Год назад

I also like how you can coax "your tone" out of just about every guitar you play in these videos:)

@ralphfoley4827 Год назад

Totally agree Tim the guitar should serve the song. It needs to be melodic. Even a solo should be melodic.

@501chorusecho Год назад

good video bro...i like how chill you are

@timpierceguitar Год назад

Tom, thanks so much... I'll try and do more like this... I'm still watching your videos all the time... always learning a lot

@warwicksmiley Год назад

Just like any job you have amassed an enormous amount of Gear, I'm sure there is still plenty that is never shown.Your enthusiasm is very catching, Whatever you play sounds so damn good, Thanks Tim for passing on good knowledge.

@roderickgful Год назад

I have a sweet Schecter C-1 FRS Elite for sale on Reverb. I realized I have no Tele in my collection so I’m trying to break even and grab a Lollar equipped Tele. I’ll only drop $100 cause it’s a cherry C-1 with Fishman aftermarket USB battery pack. I hope this flood of guitars don’t screw up the quality guitar market!

@ALtheDoctorWho Год назад

Never gave much thought on where the guitar sits but I would say not too low or too high as long as my elbow is some what behind the neck. Thanks Tim I was is the live chat. Enjoyed it. c]8-)

@kevindean1327 Год назад

Black does make EVERYTHING disappear "visually". I can't find my remote right now because it's disappeared.

@rodgermingaye Год назад

Tim what do you think of sliding 9ths ? I dont see many folks using them

@cm9779 Год назад

It is a gorgeous song.

@chickeee Год назад

Your Sweetwater link for the Harmony Comet includes a mono gig bag !

@themchangesband Год назад

I was just looking at Sweetwater at that guitar, and the truss rod cover is just like the one on the Harmony Sovereign acoustic I got in '71 or so.

@JunkfoodZombieGuns Год назад

My solution to that issue is that I play classical style. However, for people that just can't bring themselves to try it, that seems like a good product. Heck, I've even seen classical players with a riser. I guess they like their guitars really high up.

@mikebrown9850 Год назад

I got a Les Paul classic a few months ago. Super thick, deep and dense. I just weighed it. 11.2 lbs😳 So, I’ll wear a back brace 🤷🏻‍♂️Always great stuff Tim. Thanks for all the pro tips!

@erichnunya Год назад

I love my Les Paul Classic lite! The sounds and playability of a Les Paul Standard but only 7-1/2 pounds.

@guitarpoetone1 Год назад

Love gold foil pick ups I have some gold foil usa on my DeArmond custom starfire semi hollowbody omG so beautiful that guitar may be my nexted guitar harmony comit

@StevenScholten Год назад

That is an AWESOME guitar sound. Even more without the pedal. Just the amp on the edge of breakup?? Which amp? Great stuff

@toneloke7489 Год назад

Another great informative video, sometimes less is more when soloing, leaving space between short simple phrases, during certain songs sounds amazing, B.B. King could say so much by hitting a single note, and bring you to tears.🎸

@JarickL Год назад

I've watched that Andy Timmons video several times and never noticed the device. Really cool!

@robsthedon Год назад

Love this song!

@RCGC01 Год назад

That Harmony is sooooo underrated.....

@musicmann1967 Год назад

I love the idea of the device. Playing a Les Paul sitting down is far less fun than with other guitars, so I tend not to do it. Sometimes I go more than six months without playing it for that reason. The minute I saw this thing several years ago I wanted it. It seems a little bit expensive to me though, and the times I've gone to the website they didn't have any in stock anyway. I'm not putting the company down, it is a great idea.

@Millo1868 Год назад

Fantastic device. Will give it a shot soon.

@misterschubert3242 Год назад

I really don't understand the Murphy Lab nonsense. If they do it at Gibson before it ships, it costs another grand, but if FedEx does it during shipping, then its value decreases...even more if I bump it into a load-bearing post during a gig How much extra do they charge for a pre-broken headstock???

@timpierceguitar Год назад

Great commment ! hilarious... thanks :)

@wesboundmusic Год назад

I'd like to ask permission to endorse your saying "I love guitar, but I love music more'" - there you went and put in the proverbial nutshell what has been my direction and motivation forever as well! Should go on a T-Shirt! (and if I may use it, you'll be quoted as the originator, of course)

@family-accountemail9111 Год назад

Best wishes to everyone for the upcoming storm keep safe and look after each other

@mercyme3400 Год назад

Slim taper is the thing! I love my SG 61 RI!

@MsMusicman56 Год назад

Very nice guitar, I'm digging the sunburst. I've got a 339 style Eastman which is very nice but has serious neck dive.

@bryansimmons4550 Год назад

Wow! I didn't know Harmony still existed. Way back in the early 60's, they made super cheap guitars, and a lot of them were rebranded as "Silvertone" for sale by Sears, "Airline" for sale by Monky Ward's (lol), and lord knows who else. They were in competition with Kay and Danelectro for the U.S. made cheapo market.

@jeremythornton433 Год назад

I'd really loved to see you do a series on less expensive models like the Squire guitars. Specifically, The Squire Cabronita Telecaster from the paranormal series.

@ChristopherGranning-tj3pf Год назад

Crystal clear..... sounds great... thanks for everything...

@demarantz Год назад

The ergonomic gadget is cool. It basically does what a foot stool does for your playing position but it’s directly connected to the guitar

@edtaylor7816 4 месяца назад

Hey Tim! I poly bass. Do you think the Performaxe will support a P Bass? Thx!

@MsDenver2 Год назад

How do I get a good sound when I have to play quiet because of neighbours?

@slimsantilli4476 Год назад

I just picked up an Eastwood Flying Banana. This gadget might help when sitting. Cool

@paulolsen6870 Год назад

My currently favorite Richie Kotzen song doesn’t even have a guitar solo… “You Can’t Save Me” 🤘🏼

@ToneDeth. Год назад

really gassing for a Harmony guitar now. thanks Tim.

@tomfinn8076 Год назад

They are, in fact, made in the Heritage factory. So really solid workmanship.

@ToneDeth. Год назад

@@tomfinn8076 i thought that might be the case. they seem to get all the same treatment. plek etc. the comet seems to be the only harmony that isn't a bolt on? i dont mind the bolt on if it means its easier to make for Harmony for a lower price. I wish Gibson would do bolt ons again.

@albertplaysguitar Год назад

I couldn't agree more about "the song" being the key goal. It's sad, but I get bored with endless riffing and noodling. It's cool, and I love it... but all memorable music has a central theme. Even great Instrumental music has a central idea that grounds the song and makes it digestible.