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@@TheFbosch thank you

The yellow capacitors do not have polarity (no + or - end), so you can put them either way.

Beautiful. Thank you!!

Well, what happens on your Cessna 150? I don't fly Cessnas that much - but the 172 seems to glide little better than my PA-12.

I'm using the "Blu Six" Henriksen amp. Demoed here: th-cam.com/video/RtnuxLrr878/w-d-xo.html

Thanks for listening!

I did not want to share my guitar playing secrets ;) Wait for another video....

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@@RichieBielak Thank you for playing, and posting. Much appreciated. Subscribed.

Thank you for listening!

Thank you for the kind words! And thanks for listening!

@@RichieBielak absolutely brother

LOL! Technically, this is an amp demonstration. Also, my wife likes to see my legs ;)

It has surprisingly big sound. It also can get pretty loud (will be trying with a band w/drums soon). The amp has a small woofer and a tweeter, so it's not just the small speaker. Because it is a solid state amp, is does not break up as a tube amp would when you overdrive it. It has nice digital reverb, but I prefer Fender spring reverb. The amp seems to be well suited for playing jazz - nice clean tone. Although with pedals you could get a lot of other kinds of sounds.

Thank you! Tuners seem fine to me. The guitar stays in tune with no problems.

Jim Hall sounds similar to the Guild. The amp is real nice, also it an get pretty loud, without breaking up...

Thank you! I should try the 12AY7.

No effects. Just playing straight through the amp with reverb on 3. I'm using the neck pickup, with the tone rolled back all the way. It is also the strings and the pick. I use flat wound strings - D'Addario Chromes Light (ECG24), but I replace the high E and B strings with slightly higher gauge (.12 and .16). I use a heavy pick (usually Fender Heavy pick).

Thanks for listening! :)

Thank you!

Thank you! That's Princeton Reverb clone with a 12 in speaker. It is all tubes. The sound also depends on the strings and the pick you use. I use fairly heavy string (starting with 0.12), flat wounds D;Adario chromes and a heavy pick :) I made the amp from a Weber kit( see my other video demos of this amp)

Thanks!

To duzo zalezy od jakiej muzyki bedziesz chcial grac. Na ogol lepiej sprobowac gitare przed kupnem, jezeli to mozliwe. Ja mam Telecaster-a ustawionago na granie jazzu (to tylko struny grubsze :) . Ja tez lubie tak zwanego "fat-Telecaster" z "humbucking pickup". Ale wybor gitary jest bardzo personalny, wiec wybierz co tobie najbardziej pasuje. :)

Mam epiphona takiego jak pan na filmie, generalnie polecam również ograć samemu i zobaczyć co leży - albo bedzie feeling albo nie :)

Na tą chwilę odrzuciłem Esp ltd piękna gitara ale jednak coś mi w niej przeszkadza.... Telecaster albo Yamaha 😊 oba dobrze leżą mi w rękach choć tele bardziej toporny można się przyzwyczaić za to Yamaha mi się nie podoba ale nadrabia dla mnie brzmieniem...

@@maciejwarmus1124 tele to wół roboczy, można grac na nim wszystko :)

Witam, bardzo dziękuję wszystkim za pomoc. Na tą chwilę wybrałem Yamaha 311h. Najbardziej przypadła mi do gustu 😊

Time flies!

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Thank you!

Thanks! I got the t-shirt as a gift - but I think it was this place: www.zazzle.com/grumpy_old_guitarist_club_music_essential_t_shirt-235929327182366887?srsltid=AR57-fDjpn-fr4l-q9vupJcE3S1f3LRCJ_nW2sIJwO_0munboMNFEmqa0P4

Bas mial za duzo bledow :)

Thaks for listening! Which guitar did you like?

​@@RichieBielak first guitar is more my jam but both sound great through the amp.

@@RichieBielak I liked the first two. The Tele sounded pretty "jazzy', I`m a fan of Tim Lerch & Ed Bickert.

Thank you! The semi-hollow is the Sadowsky semi-hollow.

Thank you for listening! I'm glad you liked it.

Thank you for listening!

Dzięki Tomek za dobre słowa!