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@@giuseppeluce2505 Hi, for my videos, I use my Helix directly into my sound interface and into my DAW. On stage, I use 2 Headrush 112s running in Stereo and then feeding on into the PA. It gives an epic stereo spread on stage and out front. My Marshall Stack gathers dust and hasn't been turned on for about 5 years.

@@richardbennett2512 thanks Rich

@@richardbennett2512 Many thanks Richard, much appreciated, I've got a lot to live up to now 😂

Wow thank you, I've always loved this tune so decided to give it a go last year. I think I just used the Pogues instrumental version and used EQ to back off the lead instruments so the guitar stands out more. th-cam.com/video/Z9FzsWSuLrg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OCcdxvS75yFaRXO7

@@davidupton8100 thanks you for the answer. I will have a look at this backing. And begin now to learn the lead parts to be ready for Christmas 😉🎄👍

@@SandroGomes-dw5jx They make fantastic guitars, Ibanez and PRS being my favourite brands. I'm sure your RG 350 is also an excellent guitar. Learning never ends with guitar, it's a life long journey, yes top end guitars are beautiful to play, and nice to aspire to own, but you will be able to learn just as well on your RG, enjoy your journey

@@DennyBob521 Many thanks. I certainly agree PRS are in their golden era, they are exceptional guitars, the Paul's guitar has stopped me buying and wanting new guitars. I also have been selling off my Gibsons (not so much Fender) as I don't play them anymore. The Modern Eagle V is stunning too, I may trade some more of my collection for one of these at some point. I have a Custom 24 I love for songs that need the trem, but I'd love to have a trem and the TCI pickups (as well as the Paul's for the fixed bridge).

@@Rons-yz5qt That's a bit odd, everyone else comments on how good the sound and tone is and it sounds fine to me. Try listening again or on a different device.

@@donaldallen4285 Yes I just sold both my Les Pauls. I rarely play anything other than my PRS's.

The amp is mic’d. What else you need.

Many thanks Carol, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Many thanks Albert

Thanks Albert, I have a JS100 too which I had painted by a Scottish artist used in this video th-cam.com/video/306bl2SND8w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=QEaudXCqoSmvdf0S I have to say it is brilliant. I upgraded the pickups to the Sathur8 in the bridge and the PAFJOE in the neck and it's stunning. Also I love the neck profile. There is something really top quality about the JS2480 but I have to say the JS100 is a spectacular guitar.

I'm playing through a Line 6 Helix amp modeller then straight into my DAW.

Do you mean the one that comes with the Tripleplay?

​@@davidupton8100Hi Dave. What sound module did you end up switching to and is the hook up just as simple - just plugging the TP USB dongle into the foot controller then MIDI out to the sound module? Thanks.

I think it depends on your definition of low. Everyone who picks mine up comments on how low the action is, and I think it's lower than my PIA. Here's some info on how Joe has his www.satriani.com/2000/about/gear/setup.shtml

Thank you 😀

Thank you 😀

That's a shame, if you're going to spend that sort of money, why not fly to Birmingham or London and go to one of the reputable U.K. shops and buy one, the flight cost will probably quite low compared to the guitar price.

@@davidupton8100 Thanks for your reply. Thanks to the 70th anniversary of thomann, I am now a proud owner of a limited PRS Custom 24 and damn I‘m so in love!

@@Agantross oh wow that's fantastic news, I also have a Custom 24, great guitars. I have to say that since this video I have struggled to play anything other than my PRS guitars. I genuinely think they are the best out there. Congratulations, enjoy yours.

@@davidupton8100 Oh yeah, I can't walk past it without playing on it. 🎸

Many thanks, I'm convinced they don't make a bad guitar

Wow, thanks Jim that's really kind, Satriani is my hero (met him last year again). I do try and have my own style but heavily influenced by him and to me I could only wish to be 1/10th of what he is. I've never played the Hellraiser but it's a great looking guitar and spec, I would think it's equally as good. You have a great guitar my friend, concentrate on your tone and technique. I use a Helix Modelling system for all my effects and amp/cab modelling.

Thanks Kevin, I really appreciate that.

You're welcome, go try one out alongside some other PRS's make sure the neck and tone suits you.

Hi Peter, sorry only just noticed your comment, thanks very much. I play by ear off scales and music theory so no unfortunately I don't have tabs. On this, I took the original music and wrote my own sections of melody around all the parts. I'll have a look and see if I can see any anywhere.

Thanks, no it's a core

Thanks Dave, I expected to make truss rod adjustments but didn't have to. On the Les Paul question, I looked at the 594, Studio and Paul's and the switching and tone of the Paul's just blew me away. Maybe not a direct replacement, but just the best on the day (subjective of course).

@@davidupton8100 Thanks for the reply Dave I suspected it was the tone combinations of Pauls guitar. which you went for. I've got a 594 with 10.s on but I'm thinking of going to 09's

@@davebridge5580 TBH the 594 was right up there re: Les Paul tones, they're all great guitars. I have a Custom 24 which I've had for 12 years and that has needed neck adjustment for 9's but it's really easy, just very minor tweaks and patience. Also you typically need to adjust the intonation slightly. I love my Ibanez, Fenders, Gibsons (in that order) but the PRS's come top for me.

No, I switched it for Grovers. I found it screwed up on stage, weirdly seemed to pick sound up (maybe vibrations) from other things and lose the plot.

@@davidupton8100 yeah had this too, and if you don't use it in a while it gets confused. but I still like it

Many thanks Hans, I use a Line 6 Helix Floor for effects and Amp and Cab modelling so I'm primarily using a Soldano amp model here with a mixture of settings for clean and lead.

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