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Thank you ;) Not many people see my videos and even fewer take the trouble to leave a positive comment. It really is appreciated ;)

Thank you Michael ;)

Thank you for watching and for taking the trouble to leave a positive comment :) It is very much appreciated ;) All the best - Ian

I've not experienced that but it doesn't sound good! Thank you for taking the trouble to share.

@@IMDguitar 3 of them melted at the input while charging. One of them melted the cable. If you smell burning plastic get to it fast. In two different buildings and 3 different outlets. DO NOT leave the house while charging...please.

I love a good solution...any day of the week ;P Happy new year to you ;)

Thank you for taking the trouble to leave a positive comment. It is very much appreciated - thank you ;)

@@revamp777 that does seem sensible, but in all the manufacturer’s own videos it is standing the other way…on it’s four tiny feet! (I was just trying to help people not have it fall on the floor) Thanks for watching and commenting ;)

Thank you for the positive comment on the video ;) Yes, I guess there are bigger problems to have...but the cable issue was annoying before I learned to cope!! ;P

Ah...thank you! Yes, you are right about the wireless system. I know they are cheap now. I just haven't managed to get one yet (!) Still, it is good to hear that someone else has/had the same problem. Thank you again for taking the trouble to comment. Enjoy your music ;)

Thank you for the compliment. I'm sorry that I can't give precise details of tone. All I can say is that I prefer the middle position for clean on twin pick-up guitars (and between neck and middle pick-ups on most three pick-up guitars). I also tend to add a slight delay in the mix. (I am actually not as 'active' in tone creation as I should be)! Thank you again...and good luck with your music ;)

Yes...they are poorly designed. Good luck with finding a good stool/chair. Let me know if you do find one! Thank you for taking the trouble to comment and good luck with all your music practice ;)

Sorry to hear that. I can't comment too much because, other than programming the initial four sounds, I haven't tried connecting. It just does the job I need it to do. However, I understand that I'm missing out on a lot of functionality and I would be annoyed if I wanted to connect and it wouldn't!! Thanks for taking the trouble to comment and good luck with the connection problem

Thank you for commenting. Sorry about your tinnitus. Keep taking care of your ears because mine is getting worse. I think that, once the auditory system is compromised, it is easier for it to be damaged further. (That's just my experience). Please keep in touch because I do intend further involvement on this subject. Thanks again for taking the trouble to comment and good luck with your music, and hearing! ;)

Yes...thank you. The 'passing through the loop' certainly helps. And I have never really delved too deeply into the settings (I only use the amp for occasional school teaching) but it's a good tip and I will look into the impedance switching ...thank you for watching the video and for taking the trouble to comment ;)

I still have the chairs and don't like them at all! The Fender amp is an old 'Princeton chorus'. I've not really used it for years but I do remember (!) that it has a great clean sound ;) Thank you for taking the trouble to comment...much appreciated ;)

Thank you! The guitar is a Yamaha 'Silent' guitar...they are great for practice and travel but can also sound great! Thank you again - Ian

Thank you so much for taking the trouble to comment. I'm glad you liked the video - all the best ;)

Ah...#1000 thank you for subscribing and for your comment ;) I haven't been able to produce any videos in recent weeks ..due to life (!) ..and receiving any kind of positive comment (even if it had been from a trivial number ;P ) is always a boost to moral. Thank you again. I hope I can help you on your guitar journey. all the best - Ian

You're probably right! Sorry...the video was just a quick and unscripted attempt at stopping people having the same initial experience that I did. (I don't earn any money from TH-cam). All feedback is helpful though...I will try my best to be concise ;P

@@personjo100 I don’t think you’ll regret the purchase. It’s a great little amp and, yes, a wireless adapter solves my initial problem perfectly ;P Good luck on your guitar journey…it really is a great thing to spend time with! Thank you for watching and taking the trouble to comment ;)

Thank you LogicSammm! I’m glad you found the video useful…thank you for commenting and good luck with your game ;)

Sorry to hear that! Thank you for taking the trouble to comment...I hope you get the issue sorted - good luck

@IMDguitar I sent the original one back, and they sent me a brand new one.

It is very kind of you to leave such a nice comment. Thank you for taking the trouble...it makes a big difference to me ;)

Thank you so much for your comment...As a small channel, my videos do get 'buried' very quickly, so not a lot of people see them...and even fewer take the time to comment. Every positive comment is a great encouragement. Thank you...I am very glad you liked the video. ;)

I absolutely agree. Nobody should unwittingly have their senses damaged by art or entertainment. (There is much more to be said on the subject). Thank you for taking the trouble to comment. All the best - Ian

I agree with you. The sound seems to spread better with it laying flat (and obviously it is more stable)! Positive Grid do always shoe the Go standing up though (and it has four tiny 'feet'). Thank you for taking the time to comment...much appreciated ;)

I am sorry to learn about your experience. As I sit here replying I have a very loud ringing in my ears and can easily sympathise. I believe that you are right to consider that the musicians should bear a responsibility and this is something to be further addressed. Thank you so much for taking the trouble to comment. Not many people get to see my videos at the moment but I do want to continue 'probing'. Thank you also for sharing information on Julian Cowan Hill. I have bookmarked him. Please consider subscribing to my channel to stay connected (I do not make any money from TH-cam). Tinnitus is an 'attention' based symptom and I have conducted research on aspects of 'mind' that are related. Thank you again. All the best - Ian

the same happend to me two years ago.

Thank you for commenting. Yes, sorry about the length of video. It was unscripted and merely meant to help people not make the mistakes I did (I don't make any money from TH-cam). Thank you again for taking the time to comment.

@@paulhayter2210 thank you Paul. It is good of you to take the time to comment ;)

If you find yourself standing at a crossroads, play 'All things bright and beautiful' and hope for the best. (I'm not one for taking risks) ;P

@@IMDguitar 😂

Health and safety is very important ;P (p.s. don't play after midnight)!

(Thanks for watching and commenting)! ;)

I am sure that helps. Thank you for taking the trouble to comment ;)

Very kind of you to say so - thank you ;)

That sounds terrible. I hadn't heard of that kind of experience before. I will consider that aspect of 'Tinnitus cause' when I get around to producing the website. I do have more to say on the subject (!) Thank you so much for watching and for taking the trouble to comment. All the best - Ian

@@IMDguitar thanks Ian. I stumbled across your channel I presume because I've been watching tinnitus videos and the algorithm popped you up. I just think it's something a lot of people are unaware of. It's gutting when you've always looked after your ears too. I think gigs are out for me until I can get custom ear plugs made. Noise seems to aggravate it...

@@emmas3716 if you're quite new to tinnitus you will be very aware of it (a bit like living next to a noisy road after years of living in a quiet cul-de-sac)! It'll get easier to cope with. I recently tried having custom ear plugs made but that didn't turn out too well ..(long story ...ha) look after those ears ;P

@@IMDguitar oh really why did they not work?

@@emmas3716 they were from ACS but, after having the fitting, I waited for ages and, when they arrived only one would go in my ear. They asked me to send them both back. They shaved some off one but then only sent that one back. Eventually I got the other one back at which time neither of them fitted! Was all a bit of a waste of time and money unfortunately :S

Hi, the tablature is provided at the start of the exercise video close-up. It might be hard to see on small devices and would need people to pause the video and maybe zoom in. In longer videos I do provide separate tab; diagrams etc. and I give a spoken 'walk-through' of everything necessary. However, my main concern with these mini-exercises is to keep the videos short. (Apart from anything else it does mean that I can produce more of them!). I'm still learning though and trying to adapt all my teaching to this online method...thank you so much for taking the time to comment. It is much appreciated and will help me improve ;)

@@IMDguitar I think what threw me was the size of the tab when viewing on a phone. It didn’t catch my eye. Cheers!

@@SATXbassplayer I might try putting the tab in these exercises as a separate 'section'. ...Anyway, thanks again for commenting. It is all useful feedback ;)

@@IMDguitar I don’t even play guitar anymore. I play bass. But your quick hit video was instructive and valuable

Thank you. I play/teach bass too. There is a lot that is transferable from guitar to bass, and vice versa. Most obviously with this type of riff etc. : th-cam.com/video/1qHBMlN8V3k/w-d-xo.htmlsi=QruB6dLBAslgZ8Nk Thank you again for the input and I hope you continue to get much enjoyment from your music ;)

I'd love to try that store! Yes, I get what you are saying about comfort. For me, it is more important to have the foot rest in a good position and I still think the Fender stool wins over the Quiklok. I don't know about all those others! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment ;)

@@IMDguitar what type of songs do you play lately? i play pop songs.

Hi, I have always played in rock bands; I teach London College of Music grades in modern guitar playing (which lends towards Jazz) and just recently I have played a lot of acoustic (both steel-strung and classical) ...so I guess I am a bit of a jack or all trades ..ha I pretty much like any music that I consider to be played well! And 'pop' is obviously popular for a reason ..ha Keep enjoying ;)

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yep, laying it down does make sense, but all the 'Positive Grid' promo videos shows it standing upright (...it has four dimple feet!) so I was just trying to stop other people doing what I did ;P It is a great little practice amp though ;) Thank you for watching and taking the trouble to comment...much appreciated ;)

Thank you Mark. I'm glad you like it...and thanks for letting me know ;)

No problem Paul. Try that pentatonic major over it ;)

Thank you Paul ;)

Thank you so much for taking the time to comment. It is very much appreciated ;)

I'm glad you liked the video. Thank you for commenting ;)

Thank you Paul ;)