Stealth Buy: Harley Benton EX-84 (plorer!) 

I truly appreciate the consumer advocacy work you've been doing with your videos lately. I'm not calling the other gear reviewers I watch dishonest at all, but as far as I can see, you're the only one putting it under this type of microscope on camera. I thank you very much for this.

To the younger guys, he's not lying about trashy guitars back in the day. Back in the late 70's and early 80's, cheap guitars were just firewood. CNC machining has really changed the guitar industry. That's a great thing for players. From a old hippie. Keep playing. Even after decades of playing, there is still more to learn

The truss rods are left loose on imported guitars because humidity in the containers while shipping is very high and any tension on the truss rod might split or lift the fret board. I worked in a music store and every guitar shipped in needed to have the truss tightened or tension added to take a bow out of the neck.

Hot tip for Thomann buyers, adding a second instrument in the past only raised shipping $10-20. If you're buying one, maybe somebody near you is looking at one. Splitting the total shipping for 2 will save you both on shopping costs

What I love about Glenn's content is that, for however harsh and vulgar he may seem, he is actually extremely newb friendly. The people he has an issue with are snobby brand worshipers and people who don't bother to learn their instruments. He supports and encourages everyone who gives a shit about their instruments (yes, even bass players) and helps YOU not to suck at making music we love. Keep up the great work, Glenn. Onwards, to victory and epic METAL \m/

I like that you mentioned Jim Lill. He runs the absolute best experiments in the guitar community. The amount of work he puts into finding the truth is incredible. More people need to see his videos and maybe some day the guitar community will come to their f**king senses!

You're a true hero to the people Glenn. One of the few people who genuinely take musicians and engineers into account. You're greatly appreciated.

Gibson fan here, I actually love seeing brands like Harley Benton and others pump out great models for the price point they have. I own an SG, but I am all in favor of a musician going for what he wants at his budget! That’s a beautiful instrument!

Glenn - you consistently prove you are, and have been, doing your best to be a real consumer advocate. Your continuing commitment to truth is why many of the fans of this channel continue to support you. I know that you are always going to give your honest opinion on any topic. I appreciate and support what you do. Cheers from Texas

This is an excellent way to give an honest review of a guitar

I appreciative that you don't pull any punches with your reviews. This is exactly how a review should be done. Keep kicking ass for the consumers out here. 🤘

I'd love to see more videos like this. Solar, Chapman, Ormsby and other Independent companies need to be tested in this way, so that it'll either shut up the haters or prove them right.

The guitar used to have grover locking tuners on it, unfortunately they replaced them with the HB brand ones. My guess is that it's a budget thing.

I'll NEVER get tired of you playing those priest riffs, seriously

8:29 fun fact on account of the neck dive; the only main reason it’s got that much dive is because of where the upper strap button is placed. A few models of explorer have the upper strap button placed over the heal joint, as that either lessens or completely eliminates the dive (likely the first one). It just seems like the logical place to put the upper button on the big flat area where it seems like it clearly should be, but it just introduces neck dive.

How did I only discover your channel? 😯 Your no bullshit way of reviewing is exactly the sort of stuff I love! Bloody ripper sounding guitar too. 🤙

I’ve always thought pickup placement matters the most rather than the type of pickups. Just look at how pickup placements on basses in particular drastically change the sound.

Hey Glenn, I am veeeeeeery pleased with mine though I only have the cheapo Version, HB EX-84 Progressive series. No fancy EMG pickups, no fancy tuners. But damn, that machine just rocks. No flaws in the finish and quite a good setup. Keep rockin' ! 🤘🏻😣

This is exactly the kind of review I like. Two of my kids are/were learning guitar. One might want to go into jazz band with guitar, so your recent Harley Benton reviews have been quite valuable. So far I'm seeing a fairly decent choice of options at prices that I can buy into should either of them want to step it up. So, I thank you now for your reviews, and later on, my bank account may thank you as well for not having to hit it so hard!

Dude even as a bass player I'm inspired to keep practicing. I've been picking up my bass off and on but the times I do play it's usually after watching your videos. Keep it up man!!!

Hey Glen, For house brands in the USA, Rondo Music did do that with the Agile Brand. Prices have gone up but 2010's we were getting South Korea Factory (World Musical Instruments) who at the time were also making Schecter, PRS SE, ESP LTD and others, a LP style guitar for $199. They also had many 7 and 8 string guitars and a bunch on Lefty Guitars that the guys over on the 7 string forum people liked. As an USA company they did get bullied by Gibson and early on had to modify the "shape" on many guitars.

I am just a few years younger than you, Glenn and you are absolutely right about those budget guitars from the 80s and even early 90s. A new player was just as likely to get tired of fighting the guitar as they were to stick with it. I do wish the modern, more affordable guitars came with proper setups. New players are just not as likely to know how to do that. Thanks for another honest, consumer-focused, banger of a review!

Super pumped for more of this series! Also nice to watch a review on something affordable the rest of us might be able to get our hands on! Keep up the awesome work Glen!

Glad to see what the average no-name consumer could possibly experience. After your 10S review in February I ordered one myself (the urban camo version), and had a less than great experience - no communication for a month, wrong shipping numbers, and when the guitar eventually arrived, it was not exactly what I'd ordered. Generic/unbranded active pickups stuffed into a guitar with no dedicated battery cavity, and bridge that was squished nearly flat. I knew a setup would be required on arrival but this was way above my pay grade and had to take it to a shop for a proper overhaul. Thanks for all the work you do and keep up the great efforts in keeping vendors honest and accountable!

I've commented on several different guitar videos over the past few days about the explorer I used to have. It sat perfectly with little to no neck dive because the strap holder near the neck was at the back, in the middle, not the side. You're just asking for neck dive on an explorer with the strap in that position. Edit: maybe one day Glenn will give us a blast of One Shot At Glory instead of Painkiller during a guitar demo. Don't get me wrong, Painkiller is a great song and has a great riff but One Shot At Glory us my favourite song on the album.

Love your reviews Glenn and awesome seeing you do this Harley Benton one since I'm looking into buying their TE-90FLT SB Deluxe really soon and I have high hopes for it, getting a Cabronita style Tele at that price point is a dream come true and I hope it holds up, Firefly did when I tried them! Squire and Epiphone could learn a thing or two, give us the Guitars we want at affordable prices! Not everyone wants to bang around on something that's more than the price of a months rent even if they can afford it!

First off, great review. It is awesome what you did to make sure we get true information. I think it’s even better to show you not playing things perfect. It was always so frustrating seeing other just shred on videos. Thank you

Waited for this! Thank you for the heads up on the neck G!! Good review as usual and your hard work is showing all over

I bought one of their entry level multiscale 8 strings during the pandemic to mess around on. There were a few things other players might not like (quite heavy, chunky neck), but other issues you might see on a cheap guitar are all fixable with a little work or some upgrades so for £150-ish it was a hell of a lot of guitar for the money

I'm just happy to hear someone else try and play dimes riffs . I was there and yes it takes time. Great job love your channel btw

Great video Glenn - super smart approach. And it's awesome that you called out who this instrument would be good for - those folks (often young) are often left behind in the guitar gear community. Cheers (from Toronto)

I've bought 5 HBs. They were delivered to my door, in perfect shape. I've never found any flaw with them, and one was B-stock. I've re-sold 2 of them, because I decided I didn't care for that style. With shipping and duties, they came out even with a Squier or an Epiphone, and I rate them as equal quality.

It's possible the truss rod was slacked for international shipping- but if that's the case, they definitely should have included a tag letting you know that it requires a setup.

I bought the white Roswell version a few months ago. It's a great guitar (will change the pickups when I have the cash) for sure! The main huge issue was the neck dive. I don't know if this kind of issue is amplified when wearing a guitar low (Hetfield level), but it was virtually unplayable standing up. I got some small lead weights, and took the guitar to guitar repair shop. They added about 200g worth of the lead weights inside the guitar and moved the strap button from above the guitar to behind. This totally worked and I can now play standing up again! FYI the strap button that ended up being moved arrived pretty loose, and actually popped off the day before I went to the repair shop. Overall I'm super happy, but that neck dive was a big downer until it was fixed. Great review Glenn!

Excellent video. I’ve ordered 3 HB guitars from Thomann. They have all been flawless. I’ve actually gigged with my TE-30 and SC Special. So nice that you are dropping knowledge on the masses! (Cork sniffers)🔥🤘👍

I have 5 HBs, the EX-84 included, in lefthand. I bought it when they were first released last year, the first stock without the "bump" on the back-end of the body. Mine did come with locking tuners, but the LH version did not have EMGs back then - only Roswell actives, which I like too so no problem. Also - stainless steel frets!

For the money, you really can’t go wrong. Imagine how much Epi would charge you for an Explorer with EMGs.

I recently discovered your channel. I love it. I find it extremely entertaining and sometimes I learn something. Keep it up bro.

Thank you so much for doing this Glenn! Such a cool experiment and showcases the average customer experience.

HB/Thomann are great! Got a few cheap kit guitars, all of them are on par with something at least double the price from anywhere else, and their finished products are exceptional for the price. Cost savings seems to have been done well with some cheaper appointments, but the quality control is fantastic.

honestly thanks to you i have three of them. Other than just the most recent one needing adjusting on the truss road , but overall all are pretty solid for the money, edit: another fact is I'm left-handed and finding the same guitars on other brands will always be more overpriced for me. so that's another plus for Harley Benton.

A while back I got a Harley Benton EX-76 Classic GHW AN. Cons: One of the post on the tailpiece was sticking out of the body just a bit. I had to take a mallet to it and gently hammer it in place. There was 1 little blemish in the finish in a place no one would ever see it. Debatable aspects: Chunky neck, like the one you have here. Personally i like it a lot. The packing was good enough. Needed half a turn on the trust rod to get it where I'd want it.. Pros: Locking turners. Good sounding pickups. The pots are not screeching every time you turn them. No scratches on any part of the guitar. No neck dive. The frets are shiny. Really cheap. Overall a great guitar.

That's a next level of honest gear reviews....lots of love..keep up the great work

I am from Europe and HB never disappoints! My guitarist just bought a LesPaul style and the only thing he did is changed the tuners to locking ones. Now he has a great 2nd guitar for drop tuned songs

I always ship a bass with the truss completely slack, especially neck through. But I think there should always be somthing telling you that it has been slacked.

Majority of players start out on cheap affordable guitars so it's nice to see the build and component quality is improving. My first guitar was awful but it was nice to have a guitar back in the 80's.Nice video Glen!

Excellent review Glenn! Completely honest with everything you found, for better or worse. I'm not in the market for entry -level stuff right now, so I can't really comment, except that there's TONS of good, cheap guitars available now! I REMEMBER THAT HONDO AD!!! I haven't seen it in YEARS! That was basically the extent of new and entry -level at the time, basically made of plywood, tiny frets on fat, fat necks. Cheap, cheep, cheap electronics, and came in a case that was barely more than cardboard and black paint. Sam Ash (I grew up in NYC) didn't carry Hondo, but Sam Goody did. (Used to be a big record store chain, also had some posters, T-shirts, etc. And some cheap (Hondo) guitars). I remember in 1983-84, they had a strat copy with a single humbucker at the bridge, on a white pickguard (like EVH) for $150. Came in red or black. It was behind the back counter, and every time I was in that mall, I had to go see that guitar. But I was never able to play it, or even hold it. (Store policy) I don't remember what amps they had, probably something like Gorilla (Pure, absolute shit brand) .... They may have had Pignose, but I couldn't even try them, either. My mother wasn't going for it, and it's probably just as well. Though she did buy me a nylon string acoustic from a neighbor. If course, I hated it. Until I heard Spanish Fly by EVH, so I spent years trying to learn it. (Tabs were only available in magazines at the time, and not in the Albert lesson books, which had no songs in them. Except maybe Mary had a Little Lamb) It wasn't till 86 or 87 that Sam Ash had this blowout sale on Charvel Model 1 & 1A models for about $125, with $100 off. These were MUCH better strat copies with thinner, all maple necks and the pointy headstock. Jackson pickups, and much better components all around. The 1A was a direct strat copy, I got the 1 with no pickguard, one humbucker. I also got a Peavey practice amp, American made for about the same price. So I was out the door at a bit over $300. A year or two later, I think it was Epiphone who was the first to offer decent, Korean made Fender copies for a good price. Sorry about the long trip down memory lane, but I thought you guys might appreciate some history. I don't know about $300, but for $500 today, you can walk out the door (or get delivered) with a really decent new guitar and amp. Hell, the used market is so much better! Reverb has never let me down!

Definitely would love to see a pickup shootout to see how much they affect tone or not. Especially some of the arguments between active vs passive or low output vs high output. Thanks for all work you put in to get real tests and real results.

Pickups make a difference, not just in guitar sound but how the guitar *responds* to your playing, it's a feel thing. Obviously the amp is a bigger portion of your basic sound but pickups can dramatically change the tone of a particular guitar. To an even smaller degree string gauge is another element that can actually change your tone.

GREAT HONEST review. I would definitely own one. And LOVE that Megadeth riff at 14.00 I thing the tone was fantastic. You nailed it.... cheers mate.

stellar video as always Glenn! Both of my guitars and my bass are Harley Bentons, and yeah they always come with stratospheric action out of the box, they're rather infamous for that, especially the lower end models. I guess since I'm European and pay less shipping and no import tax I can forgive this a bit more than you would, but that is very annoying. Same issue with the neck dive, I have the passive humbucker version of that explorer model and I had to buy a leather strap to stop the neck dive. Annoying issues but other than that Harley Benton guitars are -usually- great value overall, especially if you don't have to pay for the import.

in all honesty; if you buy a guitar online you should expect to do some kinda set up on it regardless what the website says about their inspection. that's the chance you take. also, compared to the starter guitars available when i started playing (over 35 years ago) the new budget ones are fantastic!

These cheap brands have been getting a lot better. Harley Benton, Yamaha and Squier (mostly) make some of the best cheap guitars out there and they are fucking awesome. Please try some of this again because this stuff is great!

Great video. It sounds great with those EMGs through the ENGL and cabinet. I hate thick necks, and the truss rod being loose is unforgivable. Appreciate the unbiased review. Overall a good value once set up correctly. Great playing as well! Thank you.

The one time I owned a guitar with an Explorer type shape (it even had a set neck like this one)? I moved the strap button to the back of the body where the neck joined the body and that cured the neck dive pretty well. Just a thought, there. I enjoy your gear reviews because you shoot from the hip like Arnold Plays Guitar does and that's always welcome. From one geriatric headbanger to another, good work!

6:30 I watched Jim's video an hour ago and I thought to myself that you were completely right! The tubes didn't change the tone at all. Just how much the signal was distorted.

For me Harley Bentons, especially the super cheap ones, are fantastic mod platforms/learning tools if you want to get into guitar modding or trying out some basic luthier jobs. Just a couple days ago I did a first-time full DIY refret on my Harley Benton BS-20 (dirt cheap BC Rich copy) because the overall price I paid for it didn't invoke any fear of consequences from a potential fuckup. On top of that it still plays great and didn't cost me an arm and a leg, just some old-fashioned personal effort.

Thank you for an eye opening video, I most truly enjoy my morning coffee. I have 2 H. B. a maple top Strat Hss & a Tele. and both where deliver in great shape, no complain but it took forever to get home. 🎸🎸

Hey, Gleeennnn!!!!!! Great video, man. I love how everyone in your comments section addresses their comment directly to you. I've not seen that before. This was a great review of the HB EX-84. Though, I'm not sure if you can fault a guitar for not having locking tuners if you order a guitar that doesn't have locking tuners. If you want a guitar with locking tuners, ORDER A F-ING GUITAR THAT HAS LOCKING TUNERS!!!! Love your work, Glenn.

God I love your show Glenn. You always manage to make me chuckle, regardless of what else is going on. Thanks for what you do, man.

I can assure you, if you test an EMG vs a Seymour Duncan ‘59 vs a Jackson brand pickup (the one included on the cheaper models) you get a difference. It changes the shape of the tone that is signaled to the amp and the playability (I.e. how sensitive it is to attack sound/sustain) unlike tone wood, it’s actually a part of what picks up sound

That's great! Can't be more honest than that! Harley Benton seems very cool and affordable.

13:45 last thing I expected was you playing lucretia hahahha :D One of my favorite songs ever

Man I love these videos so much! Keep them coming. Would you possibly be able to do it with a 10S guitar as well?

I was wondering about the neck dive on this model. Thanks for ordering it and the demo along with your honest opinion. 3.5 stars for almost $650 CAD to me means it falls short

"So, I got a strap-on...." Couldn't resist 🤣

I'm glad to see you do a review like this. A lot of reviews of HB guitars I've seen are people who have been sent the guitars by Thomann for review. It's far harder to discount the review as the instrument being a golden sample or biased as a result. I own 4 HBs along with an additional HB I purchased specifically to modify for a friend. Aside from some very minor fret sprout on the one I purchased for my friend (one of their cheaper strat-ish models), and the jack coming a little loose on one (2 minute fix), they've been really good to outright fantastic. My TE-90QM has one of the nicest necks on it I've ever felt, and the fret work on it is better than the fretwork on my American Standard Strat. The only problem it seems to suffer from is some neck dive which doesn't really bother me personally. That being said, I'm a new player although I've been around a LOT of guitars in my life, and I am still trying to decide what I like as someone new to playing part. What body style feels good, what style of pickups do I prefer, what kind of neck carve do I like, and what things do I dislike? For a much smaller investment, HB allows me to explore that in a way I couldn't if the route to do so involved buying a real PRS, a couple Fenders, a couple Gibsons, etc. Do I like the way an SG feels, well I can check to some limited degree with an approximation, and I don't own a Les Paul either so I may as well check an approximation of that out too and I can do both for less than I would pay for an ESP, shipped to my door in just a few days. Are they the best guitars ever, no, but they are, in my experience, an absurd value for the money. As an added bonus, I'm a lefty, and that makes if far more difficult to find guitars at my local brick and mortars to try out or to find friends guitars to noodle on. I mention all of the above to point out another angle to the value proposition I've not seen mentioned anywhere. It strikes me that finding an instrument to play is easy, but it's a lot harder to find one you like, that works for you ergonomically, and that sparks some creativity. In my experience with other instruments finding that is a much higher bar, and I think HB allows people to do that on the cheap fairly easily.

this is the first time ive rung the BELL icon. If he lived near me id so try to get lessons from him . . . Keep up the greatness!!!

Thanks for your honest and helpful reviews Glenn ❤❤❤

Gotta love the price! If they ever did a "neck pickup delete" option they could bring it down even more. Just a thought HB, nice axe! Maybe the loose allen key was the assembler remembering at the last second before watching the box close that they forgot to check the truss rod so threw the tool from across the room to make it just in time(somehow all in slow motion). Thanks for the review Glenn!

My experience with Harley Benton has been excellent. I ordered one guitar and a bunch of parts for another, and everything was excellent. Planning to order one this winter.

I got one of their low end acoustics like 2 years ago. I think it was 150 after shipping. It required a little fretwork but she's still kicking and sounding as pretty as ever.

If Thomann is aware, they will do their utmost best to send everyone quality guitar. So for the time being everyone gets great quality guitars

Was waiting for this one , keep up the sick vids man

I wanted to say thanks for review on Celestions. I bought some through your link yesterday. I was totally on the fence the last few weeks until you had a video on exactly what I was looking for and they are being shipped right now from Thomann

Great honest review Glenn. Love the riffage dude. Is there a possibility of you doing a guitar intonation video. That would be so awesome Glenn ...\m/...

was gonna get this guitar but my gut has been telling me to wait, glad i saw this vid. its good to know as someone who can play guitar but doesn't know a thing about the setups that what to keep my eye out for.

Hey Glenn, Just wanted to compliment you on this video! I have purchased 2 Harley Benton guitars, A Fusion II HH/ FR and a SC Custom stealth black with gold trim also HH/FR. I only paid 65$ to have each of them shipped to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. It only took 6 days for them to arrive and each of the guitars arrived in perfect condition! I just had to set the up to my liking. Necks were perfect, fret work was exceptional and intonation was right on! In my opinion if you purchased a A stock instrument you'll get a pretty much perfect guitar. No on the other hand, if you purchase a B stock item, you can definitely expect issues. My third purchase was a B stock headless Dullahan which I had to send back. I still think Thoman / Harley Benton sells you a quality instrument, and their service after the sale is 2nd to none! Not at all like Gibson, who tells you, sorry you have neglected your instrument, so no warranty claims are allowed...lol 😆 Thanks again for this video...!!!👍

Thank YOU!! Finally a RU-vidr who mentioned the duty. It's why I didn't buy an HB but a used LTD off Reverb.

I'm glad you put the QC thing out there, so Thomann can hopefully address it if they have half of any care for their customers they claim to have. I personally have only bought a Harley Benton Jazz Bass and never needed a truss rod fix and there wasn't anything in the finish either, it was stellar. So obviously I'm not saying Thomann doesn't care, but that one employee might not care as much about the customer as they do. Which in that case they need to get told off or get sent home in my opinion. Like how can you even get hired as guitar QC if you don't even check the truss rod...? That's not QC in my opinion that's just a quick check and a "whatever just send it on over"

Great video, Glenn, appreciate the work you put into your videos. Is that EX body smaller than a Gibson Explorer? Thanks!

Its AWESOME that you are getting better!, everytime you play, it sounds a little tighter.

Loved this review. Your playing is getting better and better, I love your dedication. Honestly don’t know if anybody called this out, but qc totally forgot to pickup (no pun intended) on the fact that the pickup configuration is completely swapped. First time I ever saw a factory guitar have a Emg 60 in the bridge lol.

Not exactly sure why. Maybe due to similar age or because your a fellow long hair but, you're one of the few YTers I've come to trust. Somewhat. Lol. Thanks for doing this. I've wanted to order a Harley Benton for a couple if years but, due to some real horror stories about customer service, shipping issues and times, some of which are the subject of videos here on YT, I've been afraid to chance it. I'm beginning to hear far more than bad and feel like I'm about ready to finally do it.🤘👍😝

Great video Glenn! I'd imagine that the locking tuners may have been left out with reason. Locking tuners are heavier than non-locking ones, so imagine the neck dive the guitar would have with that added weight on the headstock. Maybe the added weight wouldn't make a difference since it is so bad already? FYG, you rock!

Thanks for being as honest as you are, totaly apreciate it! Cheers from the Netherlands.

I got my Harley Benton ex 84 2 years ago and came in playing great nothing wrong at all and still works and plays great to this day!

heya Glenn, i loved this vid! i now have 2 Harley Benton guitars and i am more than impressed. for the price (both well under $300usd), they are great. i have to admit that i do have a great guitar tech that does my setups and custom work on every guitar i get. I have a TE-90FLT that is absolutely beautiful and got a 335 copy "plus" (i cant remember the exact model currently) that is real good (hipshot tuners coming and a replacement pickup selector switch incoming). some flaws though on both guitars. tuning machines on the tele copy were awful (80 bucks for hipshots) and the pickup selector switch was pretty lame (got a switchcraft short throw for that). you can kind of understand the price when the hardware comes in to play. Out of the box, the setups were decent. still, i think they are a great value all things considered. thanks for your vids on these guitars, you helped me make a decision i definitely do not regret in buying this brand. with a bit of work (still total price under $500usd) these guitars are amazing!

Thank you for this video Glen. I'm buying The Harley Benton 1x12 V30. I can't wait.. Have a good day man..... You Rock!!

Great video Glenn I have been looking at the harley Benton guitars for awhile now and think I might have to pick one up just to have in my studio.

GLEEEEEEEN! Really appreciate this stealth buy of a Harley Benton. I recently purchased the ST-20HH Active SBK with some upgrades, and I love it. This reflects the experience I had purchasing mine very well. I spent around $260 US (including shipping) for the guitar, a case, new strings, locking tuners, a strap, and strap locks. I love the guitar so much, and it certainly punches hard above its price point. Sure there are some fairly minor things that could be tweaked, but I would still happily spend the money again. Love the videos and, as always, fuck you Glen!

Regarding pickups… I’d say quality matters, but I can agree with you some regarding pickups making a huge difference… I’d like to do a shoot-out on Pick-ups,, but exact same wiring topology, exact same capacitors, exact some resistors type & exact same pickup placement/angle in the body… I am an electronics engineer (both fortunately & unfortunately LOL). If its too much of a pain in the arse, I understand… I appreciate how you (like me) are looking for the real truth and not just doing things out of superstition!!! Your awesome brotha, keep up the good work!!! (And if you ever want me to back you up, I most certainly will, just shoot me an email!)

I think it would be easy for young players to get discouraged on RU-vid seeing the edited versions of jam sessions. Good on you for propping up those who practice. Great video

Great Job! For Canadian buyers, note that I had an extra 60$ of duty fees added to the overall price of the Harley Benton I ordered. That said, the price remains very good and that's the next one I was planning to purchase so, again, thanks Glenn!

hey Glenn... you're getting alot better at that Megadeth tune! Keep it up my man!

Damn Glenn, your playing is getting better with every upload. Keep it up.

I love you Glenn, not only because I'm your namesake, but you're a genuine, genuine guy.

The start of this feels like a found footage documentary! Very cool video as always

Great video as always, Glenn! Thanks for sharing!

I've worked on that Pantera riff for a while. Never consistently. But it takes a bit of time for the articulation to be smooth. You're a much much better guitarist than me. You'll get it in no time.