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Listening to vintage guitar experts is really informative and their knowledge is staggering at times, with all the information stored and at hand. Listening to you guys is something else. The excitement and energy is captivating and so much fun to listen to. You both have so much knowledge and what is priceless is the practical experience of buying and selling, investigating and most of all the playing. Thank you both for a lot of fun as well as info!

SRV saved my life in more ways than I could say He said in his book he went down to playing 11 s after he got cleaned up

another good thing if you care about your tone is get the caps changed...... the 4 big ones in the doghouse....... and u r right about hi-power speakers....try and find a peavey 12 balck widow....jbl e120...... Weber California...... Jensen Blackbird etc etc :)

Watched a few times already! Thanks!!

AMAZING GUITAR PLAYER

Chase tone rules!!

Just did this mod with exact the same vintage wah. Replaced a rock pot. What a mega improvement!! The pot is so important!

That jam at the end is excellent

Nick could you do a Phil Sayce style series hes bad ass as well

Nick you are a fricken baddddd Asssssss

Nick you are a fricken baddddd Asssssss

Every once in awhile you find a TH-cam video of someone with a deep passion for certain players this guys makes no exception, sounds like Jimi’s stuff I dig it big Jimi Fan your setup is nice bro and thank you for taking the time to do this being tired as hell and still produce Lol that’s saying something you deserve 1000 likes 👍 Bro thanks

I don’t understand what the point of MXR? Can someone please explain

Do you play only with the thumb? Or you do fingerpicking too?

Man.. You ROCK! Love it!

Thanks, that's I searched! For my "Texas-taste" i liked the clean up tone of the germanium(NTK275) is the best because it makes finger nuances to live clearly. So you can change the sound just play harder or softer. That's makes your sound more personal too because anybody can't play with just your fingers...

I mean no disrespect.

Go watch the videoe’s dude, El Macambo playing Lenny.

You’re playing the first chord wrong.

Hey Nik, how similar are early 1960 Strats to 1959s?

Still one of the most soulful players online. Tone, phrasing, vibrato, feel. He’s got it all! Always inspiring. 😊

wow

All I can say is.. WOW!! Your playing & tone is incredible! Stevie & Jimi would be proud!!!

19:45 Hell, even a Blues jr. When I got my BJ IV my brother came over and turned the bass down to 2 and cranked the treble and mids to 11, turned up the master volume and went to town. I do the same thing with my Twin Reverb and it works.

Hello mr.Nick how could I incorporate a tubescreamer into this??? Thank you for this video Godbless ya

Master nik your blues fu technic is amazing, please allow me to be your student! 😂 i will watch you videos over and over until my fingers bleed 🩸 nice video 😊

Adding a resistor to the wah output around 10k to 22k improves the sweep with the wah up front

Great video! I enjoyed listening.

I just did this mod. I used an old credit card and wedged it thru the solder joint as soon as it became molten, that worked great. And I recommend using a magnifying glass, once you remove the black tape. The wire leads are small and they run across the end of the bar magnet where you push it out. You DON'T want to damage those leads. And if your pick up is wax potted, the bar magnet might be stuck to everything else it is touching, so be careful how you go about nudging it out. My bar magnet was stuck to the side spacers and would not come out unless they came out with it, then I broke it free from the spacers. Surprise...it all worked.

The wah was perfected 1 year after it was created. There was the grey wah in 1966 and the Clyde McCoy in 1967 and it never got better.

Nice Nik!! I have 3 or 4 old ones, each is a bit different sounding!

Ain't push-pull better?

Good to know. The way I do it which also works is to use my univibe (MJM 60's vibe) on the Vibrato setting with the intensity turned to zero, with the pedal on. For some reason this works.

Hi there! I just landed a Leslie Model 16/Vibratone with an 8ohm JBL D110F in it, trying to figure out what Ohms to set my guitar amp at, and I needed some info from someone more knowledgable than I, seeing as I've never owned a Leslie or Rotary of any kind. Its got the crossover, so my guess is to set the amp at 4ohms, as the 8ohm amp speaker and the 8ohm JBL Leslie would likely be in parallel, correct? I'd really appreciate any advice you could give. Thank you!!!

Fuzz is great but it is a difficult pedal to live with. Get the Foxrox wah retrofit and install it. It works!

Great demonstration groovy and precise chops and licks and kicking sounds helped me to get to know the Octavio thanks

In other words, if you want to sound like SRV just buy a house lol

Great video, and great playing! Do you know if there’s any overlap between the picture wah and the script wah? I have a script wah that has tropical fish caps, Ducati resistors, and the halo inductor. Is that pretty much the same as what you would expect to be in the picture wah?

"I'm no master of the wah-wah." then proceeds to wah-wah masterfully!

ahhhhhh ok

Very solid, sensible advice. I also met SRV in London in the late 80s. Wish I had asked Stevie guitar questions!

Absolutely fantastic collection. Great video. Thank you for sharing this with us.

Really insightful Nik, I’ve got a lead on what seems to be foam green early ‘59 and a ‘65 refin… probably come to nothing but you never know!!🤞

I always thought a C12P was a ceramic speaker, because Jensen tend to designate their ceramic speakers with a "C" prefix. I suppose they also designate alnico with a "P" prefix, so maybe they were alnico... but they certainly don't look it either.

Greenies front pickup is also rotated backwards.

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Killer tone and lick! Thanks Man!

Thank you so much for this lesson, you should sell courses and classes!

Good stuff brother 👏 keep em coming!!

Sounding tasty as usual, I got my first Fender amp with bright switch recently, a 1967 Bassman head, which is black-panel with drip-edge (transition?). We saw your friend JD Simo here in Portland recently at a clinic he did. Seeing his telecaster up close I couldn't believe how low the strings are - almost touching the frets, yet he plays brilliant slide guitar - amazingly sensitive touch!