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Gracias!❤‍🔥

Right on! I kinda want to throw some p90s in it now...hm...

You have good taste, and a prudent wallet, friend.

Damn fine message to wake up to, my friend. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch, and reach out. It sells itself, for sure. Like you, I’ve owned and played many and this one earns its keep in my rotation. I had it fall and break in half like a month after filming this. It’s so inexpensive I couldn’t justify real luthier repairs so I took it down to my little shop and glued it back. I lucked out, it’s as good as before. It’s just even MORE beat up now hahaha

Right on! Gosh it's already so big, I'd be knocking my drink over with something bigger hahaha

What a nice surprise and kind comment. You’ll love it.

How frustrating, sounds like a burr in the saddle to me? Those tunomatic saddles and bridges are hard on strings if you play hard anyway, but if there is the slightest sharp point in the slot you’ll break them frequently for sure. Take it to your preferred luthier, or if you’re handy perhaps you have a file small enough to pull across the slot a time or two. Usually doesn’t take much, and careful Not to remove too much material.

@@smokeymtnguitarnerd2539 Thank you! ~ I really appreaciate your responce. I do play very rhythmic and can be hard on it. But now I even hesitate to bend the e-string more than a semitone. Although my Les Paul and Strat don't have a problem with my type of playing. Your thought and suggestion makes sense and I have noticed a patern that where the strings break appear to be at where the bridge is located. I'll try that. Again, thank you.

Happy to bud. Let us all know what you figure out!

I used to break the 3rd and 6th strings ALL THE TIME on an old LP Standard thst was my road horse in the early days. I too can be heavy handed

What a kind thing to say, thanks!!

Oh man, you're a shot in the confidence arm! APpreciate that dude, and yes: it's a no brainer all day long. Can buy 12+ of them for what they want for a gibby.

Not sure if I agree…as long as you set levels like anyone typically would (you have gain adjustment for all inputs) should Be fine!

Thanks mate.

The better vid quality would be worth picking up - I find I only use this for mobile audio capture, with some B-Roll making the cut.

Pretty sure it is not - but I'm not 10% sure.

You bet!

That's very kind of you, thanks so much James!

Pretty much like any Gibby hollowbody, and yes of course!

Yes sir, get comfy with an allen wrench and a screwdriver and you're off to the races! Thanks for stopping in

Thank you for the kind words! You'll enjoy. That's a classic track off Led Zeppelin III: "Since I've Been Loving You"

@@smokeymtnguitarnerd2539 Still waiting ...Thanks. I prefer your feel and tone ;-)

@@troytempest3001 So...what did you think of yours?

alnicos dont go well with every wood

Glad you liked it

Yeah man, it mellows as you zoom in. Zoomed way out it does that to get the wide angle.

Thanks so much, and yes, I'm pretty happy with it.

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I’m happy to help you try to figure this out, friend. “Twangy” is hard to diagnose without hearing for myself. I can tell you that brand new, smaller gauge, round wound strings predictably would sound significantly brighter than the flats. So, I’m not entirely sure something is wrong as much as it’s just such a departure from what it sounded like when you got it. Worth mentioning: not all set ups are created equal. So, if it’s “buzzy” as in excessive fret buzz (a little here and there isn’t terribly abnormal) then the strings are too close to the fretboard. Can you post and link a vid for me to check out? We’ll get to the bottom of it together :)

@@smokeymtnguitarnerd2539 Thank you sir very much. I'll do my best to have the problem as audible as I can on my phone camera. I know it's not the best quality.

@@CycloptycFilms NP, doesn’t have to be anything stellar.

@@smokeymtnguitarnerd2539 Hey man, I bought new strings. String Joy 11.5 medium balance as they were recommended to solve my twang problem. I took it back to the guy that set it up and told him the issue, and he re'did the set up and install for nothing. It now plays like I wanted, nice warm tone. A bit hard on the bending, but I'll work on my finger strength in time. I definitely learned a valuable lesson about how strings can affect the tone of any guitar especially a semi- hollow body. Thanks so much for your input.

@@CycloptycFilms right on, man! Glad you’re happy

Hey man, it's more comparable Gibby neck to be honest. Kind of beefy, but not overly so, and still easy enough to play. Flat fingerboard (as apposed to radiused Fender style). Think of it as a poor man's 335. I haven't messed with the D'angelico jazz boxes yet, but I've been nothing but impressed with everything else I've messed with in that price range. I can't see anyone being unhappy with one of those, either (in fact, I came close to getting one when on sale, but ultimately the nostalgia of an Ibanez hollowbody from my younger days sold me on this one). Hope this helps :)

I mean...the relic is overdone. For sure. But I agree with you. It's a solid axe. I pick it up at least 2-3x a week in my work flow.

I have the Ibanez ASV 10A -TCL. Slightly larger body but essentially the same guitar. Thanks for posting the video!

The amp I have paired this guitar with is a Laney Lionheart L5T-112 which has a single 12" greenback speaker...open back. This amp is the made in England version with built in spring reverb (not the digital reverb model that goes by the same name and model number). The amp is only a few yrs old but it was the first amp that I was able to dial in a good tone using the Ibanez . I have the amp set up in the master bedroom's walk in bathroom and I sit in the bedroom to the side of the open door when I play my guitar. The walls help cut down the volume slightly and the amp sounds fantastic from that point and distance. The 5 watt Laney has now become my goto amp but I can make the ASV sound just as good through most of my other amps Supro, Fender, Marshall and the like.

@@Coopersx1 my dude..thank YOU for watching it

Still got mine - played it just this morning - agree with your sentiments, of course. I use a Laney Cub 10 (2 6v6s) and the ASV sounds great through it.

Ha! Only if you get the proprietary Zoom guitar strings. They plug right into the SD card slot!

Thank you!

Well, that's a tough question. Many strats and LP's have different neck shapes, profiles, and radius to deal with. So it can be a bit of an "apples to oranges" comparison. All said, it's a very "Gibson" feeling guitar. Flat radius, "beafy" sort of neck feel. It's a poor man's 335!

Yes, the video quality is absolutely nothing to write home about. But, I do enjoy using it for B-Roll, while using the audio input for primary capture. That’s how this was made: th-cam.com/video/vdrCNx9dZCc/w-d-xo.html

I am looking into options for making videos, as my current DSLR doesn't have a microphone input... a nicer DSLR or Mirrorless is pretty expensive, and I am hoping to not have to record video and audio separately... I'd love a device like this, and would probably be happy with it even at 1080 if that is quality video... but 4k60 would be much better as a new purchase in 2021. I just kinda know if I buy this a few months later it will be updated with a 4k version with better video...

@@isaiahfurrow7414 You would really think they would update this with a real camera. It looks cool for B-Roll I guess (watch the guitar review I did if you want, the overhead/black/white shots are all the q8, here ---> th-cam.com/video/vdrCNx9dZCc/w-d-xo.html

I just used the mic stand adapter on this one (linked below) and tossed it on a mic stand. But it has a standard camera fitting and fits on my other tripods, too. www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/zoom-msm-1-microphone-stand-mount-for-action-cameras?rNtt=Zoom%20stand%20adapter&index=4

@@smokeymtnguitarnerd2539 much appreciated " thank you . Happy New Years 2021. 🎸🎶🎵🎶

Yessir!

I realise this is a very late reply, but where did you find a lefty version?

Ha, awesome! Not often recognized anymore. Been fiddling with some form of that arrangement on and off. Always liked the tune :) Cheers ,mate

ANTHONY BELL awesome!

Upload 🙏🏼👏👏preach! Thanks for stopping by, good luck on your journey!

@@smokeymtnguitarnerd2539 Thanks. It's fun so far. Fyi, the AMV/ASV came with heavy bottom / light top strings - 10-52. ibanez.fandom.com/wiki/AMV10A

I love your comment. I'm an older uh, sorta intermediate player with more guitars than talent also lol! I'm getting one of these. It will be here in a few days. I just picked up an Epi ES339 a couple of weeks ago.

@@baldtat You know what I'm talking about! Glad you liked the comment. In addition to my Gibson 339 and 390 (both are the same 339 size, 390's just fully hollow), I also have a '16 Epi 339 P90 PRO. It's lighter than the Gibson 339 at 6.5 pds, and the P90s sound great for what I play (I bought some takeoffs for a project). I love everything about it but Epi's Slim Taper D neck profile. I work with it, but I notice it. Love my Epi for different reasons, and it didn't cost me much. Enjoy yours!

@@upload2352 I like your post. Not sure why but new Gibson ES335 and ES339's seem to be extinct at this point in time. For what its worth, they hold their value pretty well and unless you need the money now I would keep yours. The used price may be about the same 5 yrs from now as todays price so selling them some years down the road may not matter much...and you may change your mind as your playing progresses. Also if there is something particular you like ... color, tone etc that makes either unique then all the more reason not to sell. I Just purchased a 2020 Epihone ES 335 in Rasberry Burst just to see what Im missing since no Gibsons available...1st guitar I purchased in about 4 yrs and Im keeping it...though I wont be playing it a whole lot. It's Specs are close to a real Gibson and I really like the feel, tone and look. Either way I am pretty much playing/practicing with The ASV 10A-TCL most of the time. (Just realized this video is about the smaller version otherwise their shouldn't be whole lot of tone difference between models.) I dont see the ASV on the used market much , not many reviews out there, plus the guitars not worth much...but today I am treating mine like gold and as any other "high end" guitar because I dont want anything to happen to it. I feel that it's irreplacable. If yours feels right, gives the tones you crave and "INSPIRES" your playing I would do the same. :)

Yah man, I got mine to work as a webcam, dumped cards directly from cam to my SSD, no problems whatsoever.

@@smokeymtnguitarnerd2539 much appreciated, thank you . 👍

Wow thanks for that compliment. I was pleasantly surprised how it came across with only a 57 close mic'd! Agreed: I'm sold!

I second that statement.

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Gerry926 Hi there, thanks for watching. This was edited using Filmora Wondershare. I bought a lifetime license a few years ago (like $100?) and it’s served me adequately enough. It has all the bells and whistles for my video editing needs. As far as audio, it has some basic functionality like Noise reduction, panning, EQ, fades etc. hope this helps! And thank you so much for the kind words on the playing ❤️

Gerry926 Filmora is pretty user friendly and intuitive, has a pretty decent online community for questions and lots of TH-cam video demonstrations, too!

@@smokeymtnguitarnerd2539 thanks for the speedy reply! I will look into that software right away. I'll sub and watch a commercial as a thank you, lol.

Gerry926 ha! Thanks, my guy. Back atcha

@@smokeymtnguitarnerd2539 Let me suggest that you look into correcting the curve that the lense has using Filmora. Using the curve filter and max zoom settings on the camera, you should use the Hero 4 camera settings and never change the zoom setting.

Perhaps we should!

@@smokeymtnguitarnerd2539 that would be awsome

Barry Larry Yeah, if you have the wrong blood type it really screws up the tone.