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Very good

Rocking that Gibson LP CM!!!

Hey Bro, did you strip it with a machine or hand ? Thanks 👍

I have owned probably close to 50 guitars from inexpensive to several thousand dollars and I appreciate each and every one if I was only able to keep just one it would be the Yamaha

Great tone. I'd guess those P100s pitch in. I've heard that others replace the stock tube to improve the screechy brittle highs while evening out the gain as it gets pushed. I'll find out. I just ordered one, and will probably swap out the tube. Thx for a solid review, and nice playing.

My dad had one since i was a baby. Handed it to me then i have it to my little brother. I bought a fg830. But the first is a family thing now

No one ever plays Smoke On The Water correctly! You have a TH-cam channel, so you should make an effort to play the “every beginner’s first riff” like the record! Blackmore even makes a point of showing how to play it somewhere. Please for the kids out there, play it without a pick, and you’ll have an “ah ha” moment. Thanks!

Great story!! Love hearing from you…

What about amps and effects?

Jag förstår exakt hur han tycker o tänker, jag är inne på min 3e yamaha....

Just picked up a Yamaha FG 335II for $80 off of Facebook Market Place - Oh my God - The sound this guitar makes - Its has some issues - but the way this guitar sounds blows me away - I never thought my Martin and Seagull would be replaced as my favorite but it happen - I gambled and won on this one!!!!

Crazy these are selling for as much as twin reverbs now.

Just bought same guitar love it, my Takamine TNV-360 goin to be in its case for a bit

Wow great playing! It’s a good pedal it doesn’t have to say “Mesa Bourgeoisie” to be good! 🤣👍🏾

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I am loving the silhouettes of the hairdos though. And your guitar playing isn't bad either. I came here based on a poster advertising a date at BoneShakers on friday july 29th 2011 that my late husband had.any footage of that date?

only good thing nugent ever did (minus the lyrics) Yes, I saw him in his hay day and enjoyed every, louder than should have been allowed, minute of it.

I do hope there are better videos out there of this band. curious

C’e solo il problema che il tipo parla ma nn sa ‘ suonare

Can I smoke weed with you?

Damn girl, nice umm...vocals.

Nice slide lesson mate, really enjoyed it

Great videos man. I stumbled across your videos after recently picking up a Yamaha FG 335 for £55 on eBay - it looks as if it’s been sat in the attic for 40 years and will most likely need a good deep clean, but looking forward to it arriving! I bought it just to keep me occupied while I wait for the backlog of Epiphone Masterbilt Excellente’s to come back in stock, but after watching these videos, it looks like it’ll be one of my go to guitars! Cheers!

that would be 84.lol

Very cool guitar build projects mister and the playing is super also. I’ve build me several guitars with many GFS parts. Just ordered a set of RedActive’s for a Strat parts Caster. I had a set in my 72 Tele but reinstalled my 80’s EMG’s. I’m going to put them in a new Tele parts caster I’ll be building as soon as I complete 2 other builds I have going. I love every pickup I ever bought from GFS. My only beef with buying there is shipping cost to Canada. But it won’t stop me from buying pickups and necks!

It depends on the player. I own 10. Each provides me with a completely different playing experience which expands my creativity.

Check out my guitar wall! It’s an 80’s metal guitarist dream!

Do you know what saddle, bridge pin and nut is made of?

My first guitar was a 335 ii that me and my dad shared. He was a teacher and took it to school with him everyday and played songs for the kids and events. Anyway, I was with him when he bought it from a Pawn shop around 1988, for Maybe $180 Canadian. It was his first guitar, and I was 5 years old. He died but I still have it. It's worn and got scratches and a nice dent/hole in the back. I just started playing again last year , so I took it out today and cleaned it, cleaned the fretboard, repaired the dent, polished the frets and put on new strings. It plays great! Like it always has

I have a FG335 and a FG335ll . I pick them up and play them a couple times a week . They play so easy and have a very warm sound that is like , so reassuring when you hear it . The 3rd, 4th, and 5th strings are so warm when you play in C chord and D chord is absolutely Beautiful. I have a Yamaha FG110E I bought in 1976 and my daughter just took it to her Church. Everyone told her how good it sounds , especially plugged in . All these are all laminate , but sound so smooth and warm and they have all been camping many times !

I bought my 78’ FG335 about 6 months ago for just over $120, in the original cheap hard case, with the original tag on the handle from the music shop where it was first purchased all the way in Colorado. I just love how good it sounds, we’re teaching each other now! Hopefully me and it can work together to tell our stories… I just know that it’s going to “fine wine” on me and just sound better the longer I own it…

What type potentiometers did you use ?

A very respectable cover by the band. Oh, and those ppl on the floor can't dance to save their lives.

Killer playing,

Great video I have one coming brand new in the box the guy had to and I bought the one did you playing brother keep on rocking man

I see this is an older video, but I just started looking at gfs pickups, for a mod project. Those pups sound good man. I'm also thinking of getting a guitar kit from guitar fetish. Maybe a Les Paul, like you had there. How did it turn out? Also, Marshall Tucker?! Nice! That's a good looking fairy you got there. I want to do a white sparkle myself. A white sparkle Les Paul to be exact😉 good review man. I hope you're still youtubing.

My naturally musical especially guitar younger brother picked me out a Yamaha FG 336SB in the 90s. Little did I know, until a few years ago, thanks to Google and TH-cam what a legacy guitar I had lucked across!

Just bought the same model yesterday as my first Guitar and I'm a tell u when I seen her it was a instant bond lol..great video I've been further motivated by you much appreciated...wish me luck!

My grandma kept me from touching her 1982 Washburn. She bought it new and left it in its case hidden in closet from me. I never saw her play it! I don't think she played it more than a couple times if that. Not a single scratch on it. I always tried to get her to let me play it as a kid and even as I got older and had a few guitars of my own she still wouldn't let me touch it. A couple months before she had passed she surprised me by showing up to my front door step with the guitar in her hand and told me I could have it as long as I'd never get rid of it! I loved playing that guitar. Sounded so good. Guitar still had original manufacture tag and all the other stuff that came with it when she bought it. A few years ago I noticed it missing and turns out my Girlfriend at that time sold it. I'm still trying to find it to buy it back but still no luck yet.

Very butchered and I'm sure mike would be disappointed. Guitar riff not even close,singing is pitiful.if you can't cover a song and make it sound half way close then don't do it. Hate seeing people butcher Mike's music that he worked so hard to get recognized.

I have a Yamaha FG450SA. Bought it new, had 2 lessons, put it in the wardrobe and forgot about it. 28 years later I decided that I wanted to learn to play... still have the guitar, and it sounds great !!! Ha, how many guitars have sat untouched for 28 years?!

I have this pedal for my collection

I hear you. When I let go of the Name Snobbery, I found my #1 for a lot less $, and never felt the need to upgrade since. 2006 Epi Masterbilt R/C.

I just got a FG 300M made in Japan 1982 recently and it sounds amazing ,need to drop action a little still have a little room left on saddle figuring in a few years I will have to reset the neck

Hey Dave, where is part 3 ??? do you still have your 335 ? Thanks Bro. Nice Video

The first acoustic guitar I ever bought in either 1980 or 1981 was a Yamaha FG-335. I loved that guitar and regret selling it. My parents bought my first guitar for Christmas 1971, it was a Yamaha FG-75. The FG-335 had a great sound and played easily--like butter! Nice video!

I think it sounds great. Classic 70s midrange gain... everything now days is so mid-scooped, too much V curve on the EQ.

Dave I love this video and the guitar. Take care x

She still sounds beautiful, I do know what you mean when I was fifteen I bought a 1970s kiso suzuki Japanese made knock off of a Gibson J200 and even the headstock writing of cf suzuki & co is written to make it look like cf Martin & Co lol. I love the sound it's gotten better and better, it's been on beaches, camping trips, bars, house partys it's got scratches and dings it has a real lived in look about it but I love it to bits. In a fire situation I'm taking that before my Gibson les Paul. I'm 59 now it wasn't bad value 50 pounds for all those years of fun and pleasure. Cool that it's a link with your dad too.