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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 ม.ค. 2014
Tom Delonge Partscaster with SD Neck Invader Pickup
Finally here’s some clips of my Coral Tom Delonge Partscaster with a SD neck invader pickup. I did not practice any of the songs beforehand, haha. Only recorded with an iPhone mic, sorry.
Amp: micro terror w/ 1x10 Vox cab
Drive pedal: tone city model V
Amp: micro terror w/ 1x10 Vox cab
Drive pedal: tone city model V
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Blink-182 plays the Charlotte Spectrum Center in NC.
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Me and my best friend Ian went and saw Blink-182 for the first time in about 21 years. They were better than ever!
We stayed in a dome, aka the Hornets Nest
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We took a small summer trip to Mint Hill, NC to stay in a geodesic dome.
Down-on-Luck Reunion 2019 “1959” at the Empourium
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Here’s “1959” from our 2019 reunion show at the Empourium.
Mugen Sport Muffler - Honda Fit 2007-2008 (GD3)
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Just installed a Mugen Sport Muffler on my 2008 Honda Fit Sport
We built a Tom Delonge Replica Stratocaster! Aka, the Coral Delonge
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Backstory: My dad bought a Daphne Blue Fender Tom Delonge Stratocaster for me when I was about 15 years old. When I was 21 I sold it to pay rent. I’ve always regretted selling it. A few years ago my dad bought me a Squier Affinity Stratocaster at a yard sale, but it needed a bit of work to turn it into a player. Sadly, my dad passed away last year. A couple weeks ago I decided I wanted to remak...
Mr. Sapp gets the shoe.
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A continuation of the chase between officer Jane and Mr. Sapp
Mr. Sapp gets interrogated by an officer
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My daughter wrote and directed this short skit. Her first starring role!!
Cormorant CR600 Burner Thermocouple Replacement
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This is a how-to video on replacing a burnt out burner/safety thermocouple on your Cormorant CR600 Coffee Roaster. Take a sip of coffee each time I say “thermocouple”, haha.
“It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas” Cover
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Me being a goof after I got the kiddos to sleep.
Cormorant CR600 Coffee Roaster First Impressions
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So far I’ve roasted about 7 batches on the Cormorant CR600 Coffee Roaster and I love it! Such amazing craftsmanship and consistent roasts. Customer service is also top notch. 600g batches yield approximately 17-18oz of roasted coffee. Average roast times for 600g are at 12-13 minutes. Beans are completely cool from 2-3 minutes. I do not sell Cormorant Coffee Roasters. For pricing and informatio...
Mosky Spring Reverb & Tone City Model V Distortion with Boost Demo.
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Mosky Spring Reverb & Tone City Model V Distortion with Boost Demo.
Kaldi Wide Coffee Roaster. Perfected!!!
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Kaldi Wide Coffee Roaster. Perfected!!!
Jim Adkins' of Jimmy Eat World favorite band... In Kernersville, NC.
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Jim Adkins' of Jimmy Eat World favorite band... In Kernersville, NC.
Jim Adkins, "Chase this Light". Durham, NC
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Jim Adkins, "Chase this Light". Durham, NC
How to make Nitro Coffee at home (N2O, not N2)
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How to make Nitro Coffee at home (N2O, not N2)
GFS Professional Series 63' 7.8K overwound Telecaster Bridge pickup sound sample
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GFS Professional Series 63' 7.8K overwound Telecaster Bridge pickup sound sample
They're Not Horses They're Unicorns - Bayside Cover - Will Sapp
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They're Not Horses They're Unicorns - Bayside Cover - Will Sapp
Time Has Come - Bayside Cover Contest - Will Sapp
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Time Has Come - Bayside Cover Contest - Will Sapp
if i have a metal sound-tone will it sound very fuzzy ?
What BTU rating is your Coleman burner? Do you have a model number?
what if tom delonge uses sd neck invader the whole time
😂 that would definitely be a Tom move
LOVE THE COLOR! I'm building my "Dream Strat" and Atlantic Coral is the color for me. I've bought 2 Telecaster bodies from Guitar Fetish and they are 100% perfect and beautiful, as good or better than any Fender. Also love the Fender decal, the critics crack me up. We could all be in a foxhole getting shot at right now...a decal is an issue? Good grief.....
Thank you! It’s really a beautiful color in person. The camera doesn’t even do it justice. Yeah, they get all bent out of shape about adding a fender decal lol good luck with your build!
VERY GOOD GREAT SOUND .
I followed these cats for a long time. They always play a great show and are amazing musicians.
Incredible! Well done 👏🏼
Thank you!!
Get him famous 👏
I'm considering building a tom delonge parts caster myself, what bridge did you use for this one because on the site it says it uses vintage spec bridges
www.amazon.com/Fender-Hardtail-Bridge-Assembly-Models/dp/B005SGDK6W?pd_rd_w=zSFU1&content-id=amzn1.sym.374b0f4c-7004-471a-8101-cd202f0dfefb&pf_rd_p=374b0f4c-7004-471a-8101-cd202f0dfefb&pf_rd_r=Q9VRKBB2WG1VT7QXM1HE&pd_rd_wg=dktgM&pd_rd_r=cc025632-3c54-4666-a771-a0e7aeb5f156&pd_rd_i=B005SGDK6W&psc=1&ref_=pd_bap_m_grid_dv_rp_0_22_i
does the neck sound good on distortion mode? i saw fender specs and they putted a neck too
I think it does sound good with distortion. It’s all a matter of preference
Hi! Can you explain briefly why you choose neck and not bridge pick up? Ive never considered doing that before. Do you prefer it?
Hey, sure! I went with the neck pickup because I wanted a more versatile guitar. I do not play a lot of Pop punk music. The neck pickup has a dc resistance of 7.2K and the bridge is 16.8k (insane). The lower the resistance means the neck pickup will be more articulate, bright and responsive, which is what I needed. Hope this helps!
Amazing build! What pot size did you use? 3/8” or 1/4” and does it matter?
Thanks! I used a 500K pot short with 3/8” shaft
I just bought the surf green fender squier affinity stratocaster, i plan to buy the seymour duncans and the pickguard to make my custom. Yours is great.
Thank you! Good luck with your build
tone sounds spot on :D
Thanks!! Now I just gotta practice haha
You gonna buy the new reissue?!?!
I’d love to have a Daphne blue one like I used to have, but I won’t go out and buy a new one. I’m poor, that’s why I built this one, haha. In all honesty, I feel mine sounds better than a lot of the reissues I’ve been hearing. I think it’s due to the neck pickup being less hot. Makes it more articulate and less grainy
@@downonluck59 Considering how much the originals have appreciated in value, I bet you could purchase a Daphne blue reissue as an "investment". Tell the wife that this guitar will get better return on investment than most CD's! (not actually true).
@@parksoo-kim6908 hahaha 🤣 not a bad idea though. I would like a Daphne blue one again.
i will
What was that sound in the second start up?
😂 good question! Most GD3 owners will say an issue with the starter I think. Mine has done it off and on for several years, but it never has affected starting. Just one of the quirks haha
so good!!🤩
Thanks!! I appreciate you finding it and getting it to me so quickly!
@@downonluck59 my pleasure!
@@horizon_sandghello! Can you let me know how much for gd3 please?
Nitrous Coffee. All the kids are doing it. Those dishwasher mounts go under the counter btw.
😂 you right. This was a rental property I lived in 7 years ago.
Nice build! I’m modding a Squire and have a Warmoth neck. Where do you get the Fender waterslide sticker?
coool wasnt sure if warmoth necks fit squires, have any issues with it lining up?
@@cj.lambert No issue with Warmoth necks fitting on Squire Classic Vibe and Affinity Strats. I’ve run into issues with lining up on Fenders & Squires, but not a neck issue - have to fiddle with different nut (string slot widths)& bridges as sting widths vary on these components and affect the strings orientation on fretboard.
Thanks!! I got mine off of Etsy. I messaged one of the sellers in order to get the exact one I wanted
Sorry mate sounds sh*thouse!
Just another squier with the logo sanded off and fender decal added 🤦🏻
No sir! Squier 21 fret, rosewood neck, but all the other parts are Fender, except the Invader pickup. The body is a XGP. Same thickness as an American Fender. I had a 2002 Daphne Blue Tom Delonge strat that I bought new. This one plays better.
And? It looks good and im sure its a fine instrument that you dont have to pay over a grand for
@@justaamateur6533 It would still be all of those things with the squier decal left on. Stop pretending it's something it's not and appreciate that squier have put out some decent guitars. It's not a fender, that doesn't matter. It's like you're embarrassed about it. I've got a fender duosonic and a squier mascis jazzmaster and the jazzmaster is a much better guitar for lots of reasons.
@@Seventeen_Seconds this guitar is such a small percentage a Squier that I wanted to finish the Tom Delonge look. If it makes you feel any better, I intentionally left the original squier serial number on the back. I’m being transparent and not trying to trick anyone here. This guitar is special to me and will never be sold.
Question- your hopper stopper? Where did that come from? DIY? With the unit? Just purchased the Kaldi 300 wide like you have in the video. Didn’t have one of those and it looked cool - thought I’d ask. Great video. As many other comments said, best one for actually showing the process I’ve seen here on TH-cam….and I’ve watched a ton! Thanks!
Hey, mine actually came with the stopper. I ordered mine whole roaster from GMarket. I remember specifically asking the builder to send the stopper, because some customers didn’t receive one. Thanks for watching!
@@downonluck59 ah, thanks! Yeah, mine didn’t come with one. Ordered from good ol Amazon. All good. I’ll rig something up. Thanks again!
@@gweiss no prob!
Where did you get the fender strat sticker
I’m also curious where you got the water slide strat logo?
@@stephenfranko1762 they’re never gonna reply
Browse Etsy 😏 I kept the Squier serial number on the back though. I’ll never sell this one.
play and record even if its just a single power chord
Will do! Stay tuned and I’ll record some sounds soon.
sure thing man I make my own got a tattooed neck tom delonge prototype that was custom made for me
@@isaacbaker64that’s awesome! Just posted some clips of how it sounds.
Based on your description, this is an affinity squier?
Sorry, I need to edit the description. The neck is an Affinity, but we used an XGP hardtail strat body.
🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Thanks Scarlett!
@@downonluck59 no problem!!
By far the best priced quality roaster at this capacity. Shame on the USA manufactures, building bulky machines and not offering a quality 1lb+ roaster like this one.
It is like an improved Huky! How to get it work with ARTISAN?
I’m stuck between the 52 and 63! Do you feel like this pickup was super twangy or more punchy ?
Sorry for the delay! Definitely more punchy than twangy. Pretty sure I had the volume rolled back a hair here.
I liked your video
How do you know if the safety thermocouple needs replacing? What gauge does it connect to? I've just bought one of these second hand so it would be good to know if I need to do some maintenance.
Ugh oh noooo. That looks too carbonated like soda.
hi, thanks for this video. What do you recommend the Kaldi Wide or Cormorant as the first roaster to learn to roast and control various variables? How about the quality of the cormorant and its controls? thanks for your input
Cormorant for sure 👍
Definitely better than a popcorn popper! I’m glad I went the Huky
Aren’t you supposed to pour through the spout after infusing with nitrogen?
It doesn’t really matter I would pour out the spout because that would be easier but it doesn’t change anything taste or texture wise
how many kilos maximum output per day?
Simply going off on build quality, would you say Kaldi is better than Cormorant? I'm looking at the Cr600, Huky 500T and Kaldi Fortis. Even though at first sight the CR looks good, something about it scares me off... (even before I saw this vid).
jakke you’re going to have maintenance with any roaster. I owned a Kaldi Wide and it was though, but the coffee wasn’t near as good as the Cormorant. Plus, you have to source a burner. This is a all in one machine. Definitely well built.
@@downonluck59 I put my name on the waiting list and just got the message that it's ready and waiting for me. Let's just hope it's as good as everyone makes it out to be ;)
@@jakke1975 Did you end up getting one? If so how do you like it?
@@mallowpuff2649 Yeah I got the CR600 in the end. It's a good roaster and one that can still be fixed yourself if anything goes wrong, unlike a lot of the fancy roasters on the market these days. It'll last me a lifetime probably, parts are easy to get should anything happen too.
Do you record the "first" crack as the first crack? I was taught FC starts when you hear 3 cracks in 5 seconds. A single lone crack could be a bean that's a bit off.
jakke I record 1st crack after a hear a few pops.
@@downonluck59 That CR600 looks like a nice roaster, very tempted to get one myself. What do you think about reliability and longevity? Was looking at the hottop 2k+ for about the same price as well but a) it's electric b) only does 300g and c) only rated for "home use", so I doubt it's good for longevity if you regularly roast more than a few batches. The CR600 seems like a more robust roaster that will stand the test of time a good bit better... but that's just first impressions, I've never actually seen one IRL.
Hello i just bought a kaldi wide and i am wondering how can i make diy airflow?
Taste Notes Official good question. I never set up airflow so I can’t give much advice on that.
@@downonluck59 Thanks for this. But may I ask does putting air vent helps to maintain heat temp?
Taste Notes Official it should help
Hi! Thank you so much for the video. Would you recommend buying this roaster to learn roasting or is there another one you would buy under $1000 if you could start again? I read that you upgraded after a year using the Kaldi Wide. Did you find that it has no more room for you to learn? I'm looking for a roaster that can help me learn as much as after a while, I can and have a micro business (selling to friends, work colleagues). If business goes well, I can jump into buying a commercial roasters (1-6kg ones). On the other hand, if things don't go as expected, I can just settle with the small roaster as a hobby.
Fred this is definitely a good starting point, but I would recommend getting familiar with roasting while you wait for your order. I used a whirley Pop for a while to learn how to roast, then went to a Kaldi Wide, now the Cormorant. It’s a great roaster and can be used as a sample roaster if you ever have to upgrade to a 6 kilo
@@downonluck59 Thanks a bunch! I've been roasting with a skillet and a stainless steel strainer on top since the beginning of pandemic lock down. I've got good results. No scorched beans but it feels unlikely to achieve even roast. I've had good feedback from friends, even coffee shop owners which makes me want to venture more into the roasting business. The Kaldi Wide fits my budget perfectly because I don't want to invest too much at the beginning and as you said it's good enough for sample roasting so now there's more reason for me to buy. I considered the Gene and the Huky but there are some flaws with both options. In general, the Huky is too expensive and if I could afford it, I would rather save more and get an Aillio Bullet V2. The Gene is cheaper than Kaldi Wide but there's not much control, which means I wouldn't have the chance to deep dive into the nuances of roasting. Once again, thank you very much for your reply!
Fred sure thing!
@@downonluck59 Hello Thanks for video. What is your opinion of the cormorant?
Nice video! Mine just arrived... I see you’ve a standard 20lb propane tank... and some type of rubber hose with a clamp to the gas intake on the roaster - may I ask what you used for components to go from your gas tank to the roaster? (Hopefully something I can pick up something at Ace Hardware tomorrow to avoid that one last roast with the Behmor :). Thanks!! - JQ
John Quinn hey! Congrats! I actually received a standard US fitting from Johan a year or so ago. Much more safe now. From my understanding, all new North American units are shipped with this. You’ll still need to get a 0-20 PSI regulator hose. I ordered mine off amazon for $20. The regulator attaches to the tank and the hose attaches to the roaster. This is very similar to what I have. www.amazon.com/DOZYANT-Pressure-Propane-Adjustable-Regulator/dp/B01J63DYI6/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=0-20+psi+propane+regulator&qid=1594429124&sprefix=0-20+psi+&sr=8-3
Down-on-Luck 59 - Thanks for the fast and detailed reply!! Very helpful and much appreciated!
John Quinn happy to help!
How long did this last you before it needed repairs or stopped working as new? Did the bearings ever get gummed up?
Z Carr I only roasted on it for about a year. Never had any problems, but I wouldn’t recommend roasting more than 4 roasts back-to-Back. Seemed like the motor would get hot.
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I need more explanation step by step if that applicable and not bother you.
Where did you get the cap that replaces the funnel?
Taylor White It actually came with the roaster. I remember specifically asking for it in my email when I ordered, because it wasn’t listed as being included, but it was in the pictures.
What is your bean cooler? I'm guessing it is some sort of fan pointing down, with some sort of sieve on top. Is that right? Ive been wanting to build something like that but have been unable to find the right sort of fan.
Taylor White pretty sure o was just a downward pointing exhaust fan. My dad is retired HVAC mechanic and got it at the parts store. Yeah, just a sieve on top.
@@downonluck59 Nice. This is what I have been trying to do. I've been trying to find that part - a suitable exhaust fan - one that is wired to AC, at a good/cheap price. I can never find one that looks like this when I search home depot or Lowe's for exhaust fans, though !
Taylor White yeah, just hit up a HVAC SUPPLY store. I’m sure they’ll have something that will work.
how much is it?
eliaserr I’m not sure how much he selling them for now. You would have to check his website or email him.
Almost $2000 us
nice video, please update on your experience roasting with CR600, I was planning to buy 1 for my future business, was it efficient in coffee roasting production?
It would be a great sample roaster or roaster to learn on for a shop, but I feel it’s not meant to be roasted on, non-stop, back to back daily. You’d be better suited with at least a 5 kilo if you want to run a shop. I love my CR600 though. Perfect for my needs
If you’re a few years from opening your business I’d highly recommend it. I’ve been roasting around 6 pounds a week (back to back) and could easily do more.
@@downonluck59 thank you for your input, your opinion helped me a lot.. keep roasting and caffeinated :)
So, I’m looking at buying this roaster, can I roast off of my stove in my kitchen? Is there a lot of smoke or not to back?
Alexander Olson you can roast using a gas stove. Might need an exhaust hood. Quite a bit of smoke.
Great video. Thanks for sharing
RunningTeacherMan Sure thing!