Ohhhhhhhhh my days. Sounds glorious. I LOVE the whole two tiered thing. I also LOVE how many awesome products sit underneath keeping it clean and tidy. Wicked playing too. 🤘🏻🖤🔥
I wanna start a new show called "GAS central" it'll be about all the stuff people bought after watching your shows. Every other Friday we'll get an angry spouse to come on the show for a rant.. Maybe throw darts on a poster of you two. Every Tuesday we'll have "The board of regrets" filled with stuff we bought and don't really need.. Or just an empty board and talk about stuff we sold and regret about it. We'll have "The bank account bell" which will be set off every time someone exceeds their credit card limit on a Reverb/Ebay purchase.. maybe a bad idea bcz it will be ringing the whole time. Only blues juniors and vox Ac10's on this show! If you got more ideas for my show your'e more than welcome to help in the comments. Thanks to our preferred retailers: just anyone with a facebook account and pedals actually. Bye!!! (LOVE YOU GUYS KEEP DESTROYING MY WALLET!!!
please consider doing a show on how keyboard players (on Rhodes!!) use pedals into guitar amps and invite Bill Laurance of Snarky Puppy to feature in it!!
Lengthy thank you, please bare with me. I genuinely just watched Micks original Birthday pedalboard build last night and felt obliged to share this. Hopefully you'll find it "interesting" to hear my personal influences from TPS in line with your own experiences. Quick background, for reference. I am a 43yo guitar player (30yrs playing) who got into using fx some 17yrs ago after I broke my left (fretting) hand in 16 places and subsequently gave away my Paul Gilbert intense rock VHS's and all my guitar gear. I took to digital music to scratch my expressive itch and found satisfaction in that. After a few years I was forced by my current bandmates to relearn guitar. Due to a complete lack of confidence in my own playing, and to recreate the soundscapes i had filled the void with, I used pedals to cover my perceived shortfalls. As luck would have it I became 1 of a 3 guitar very alternative rock band (think of a drinking man's Radiohead), so had loads of space and permission to really rediscover the cosmic nod of properly getting lost in jamming with your mates. Several years of accumulating a literal cupboard full of pedals later (based entirely on bargain forum trades, hearsay and PGS Andy demos) I was happy with the noises I was able to shoehorn into our frequency. I've come to love the wtf reaction of people to my solos that sound more like Darth Vader having prison sex than traditional guitar but I was finding it difficult to recreate them consistently. Step in TPS Now I am drawing up a G2 based stereo rig and feel for the first time that I genuinely KNOW how to make it capable of reproducing all the weird sounds I've come to use and generate the sounds I have in my head. Sincerest thanks and kindest regards Kelvin
That’s awesome Kelvin. Sorry to hear about your injury but it sounds like you’ve turned it in to an opportunity for something different and rewarding. All credit to you man - that is inspiration right there! If we’re helping you to continue that, that’s the best endorsement we could ever have. Thank you for sharing your story. Happy tones, and thank you for watching!
Keep rocking, man! Really inspiring that after a really crappy circumstance, you found a new way to have special experiences with a guitar in your hands. It really can be a lifelong bond, and there are so many different ways to approach it, too.
Love that you guys share your boards and what works for your sound. Also love that your show has helped me assemble a board that works for me...and we do not overlap in current configuration. JHS Muffaletta>Analogman Sun Lion>Wampler Ego> KOT>Tumnus Deluxe>JAM Pedals Rippley Falls>JAM Pedals Delay Llama Supreme > Delay Llama > CTC White Whale>Supro Thunderbolt. In line for a Kingsley Jouster. May look into a King Tone Octaland as well.
Opening guitar playing awesome Mick looks over to Dan who’s lovin it Just love your mutual respect for each other The bromance goes on And so it should fellas , great show as usual. 👍🎸🎸🎸
This vid made me a Klon believer. Wow, Mick, you cannot take it off this pedalboard. It just brings out the best in almost every other pedal. Takes away any darkness or muddiness in the sound. It is the guitar equivalent of enunciating your words.
Despite being exclusively a modelling guy (been using the Helix for over a year now), I still love this show and watch it regularly! So many great ideas and inspiration to dive back in to tonal pursuits! And although I’ve no desire to buy any pedals or amps after watching, the same definitely can’t be said of guitars! ;)
Nice board and setup. Really enjoyed it. But the biggest thing I got from this video: THAT SILVER SKY GUITAR IS BOSS! Sooo assertive!!!! Makes the others sound like partcasters made by amateurs. I wonder why Mick was so shy when asked if he is connecting with it....it sure puts the other guitars to shame (just a bit). That reverse headstock strat is also pretty sweet. Love you guys. Keep up the good work
@@ThatPedalShow Hey Guys, Mick is your Vent programmed with drive or is the drive all coming from the Klon? Its a fantastic sound. It will also make my mind up on either the Micro or the mini Vent, Thanks.
dans mien in response to micks tone at the beginning reminds me of that line from american beauty..."gonna spray his shorts". keep up the inspirational work lads.
Maybe for my 60th b-day i will try to buikd a pedal board like micks. Love you guys great gear,great info! Andy has a nack for making whatever pedal he is demonstrating sound like something you just can't live without. I think i need the bella epoch deluxe now... and the vibe and the vent 2 off micks board ect.. cheers. You should come up with a G2 how to and what you need and where to put it for 57 year old technically challenged guitar players
The Dimension C sounds fantastic! It would be interesting to see a show comparing pedals to older rack units: Dyno My Piano, Yamaha SPX90, Alesis Midiverb I, Gibson Echoplex, etc.
My Favorite Thing to Watch on You Tube = Board Builds . . .Pedal & Effect Choices, Pedalboard Design's, Cable Management & "The Actual Sounds" they Create.
#Mick : to quote the great Del-boy, that board is "luverly jubbly". #Dan : it's been a long time coming, but the admission that "I normally go into you. The other way around just doesn't seem natural" has to be an all time TPS classic line.
That warthog just keeps sounding better and better everytime I hear it... dammit, I know what that means. Props to Mick for making that board all tidy and neat, almost ocd-level :)
Hooray!!! Saw the early warning, got my Supro on the way before the show aired. Mick, the board is a great match for your playing and your guitars. Good luck with it at the shows. I have my board about 65 percent wired, the signal path is done with the power left to wire. Your build will help encourage me to finish (so will my Supro Tremolo). BTW, during the credits, just remember that Dan is from down under, which is SOUTH, so Riff City is in Sioux Falls, SOUTH Dakota.
I’m neutral on the horn. If a little horn makes you apoplectic, don’t fret, others just like you have benefited from some wonderful medications available through the benevolence of the world’s miraculous pharmaceutical companies! Those guitar sounds are just beautiful. I’m astounded. Great work!
I did notice no green pedal on there. A sunface, or most fuzzes, pushed with a TS (to add mids) is a beautiful thing! With that said I love the tones you're getting from that board!! I agree, a very well thought out selection and placement.
Not to take anything away from what you guys do but given that 90% of people use one amp at a time I'd love to hear more with just one amp, in some instances i think it even sounds better as we aren't getting the in the room sound you guys are. I mean this is in the nicest way possible. Thanks for the show! All the best Tim
Hello Tim. We do a bit of stuff with one amp, but Dan and I have become so addicted to the two amp thing, it’s our go-to start position these days. Cheers!
“I’m going into you, cause I just wouldn’t feel comfortable the other way”--Dan....I fucking LOVE you guys, lol. Like every other video, you have provided the best tones & times TH-cam has to offer (Shit that could be a t-shirt). Much Love, Aaron
Let me get this straight (pun intended): Mick only ever goes into Dan. But Dan only ever goes into Mick... Sounds like some kind of weird man-on-man logic puzzle. Kinky. 😉 I'm just gonna come right out and say it. I'm jealous of your several thousand dollar pedal board, Mick. Lovely show as always, gentlemen.
Looking and sounding fantastic Mick. I must have watched your previous build video 10 times when I was planning my new Schmidt Array board with G2. This one would have been even more helpful! Can't believe I didn't think of running my patch cables all the way along the bottom... Mine are in mid-air when the lid is open!
I had a hard time telling the difference between the Klon and the D&M drive as you played. Probably more a testament to your ability to tweak the knobs, and your playing skill, of course - nobody would be able to tell the difference in anything except a studio setting. Maybe the range between them is different, idk. Kudos to you for using the klon, when others would rather keep them in a glass case.
Been out of touch for a while.... Writing whilst video is at 30:00 mark. That's a lovely ES 335, Mick. I foolishly got rid of a good one because it was physically uncomfortable for me to play (dug into my ribs). I'm convinced that the 335 is the best Gibson (seller's remorse?). The most dynamic, most toneful, most useful. The best sounding straight out of the box. I still have one Les Paul because tonally it channels early Mick Taylor (er, the other one). My SG Les Paul is different because it just "barks". I'm a Lefty who plays Righty - that's something to do with it because I tend to angle guitars vertically by too much pressure from my right forearm. Anyway good to be back, thanks guys. Pete. PS I prefer Wet/Dry to Wet/Dry/Wet for the very reason Dan suggests - sounds not so processed, easier to control.
Cheers P! Ergonomics are such an interesting topic. The reason I don’t play Les Pauls much or my DGT is because I find them too small. And weighted weird for sitting down. You’d think the 335 wouldn’t work at all.... but it does, just instantly comfortable. It’s weird. SGs no problem, Strats no problem, Teles no problem. I’m confused!
@@ThatPedalShow Mick, SG's are good for the aging back - always loved the sound of them but own just two the SGLP and a SG Special - sound good with HBs or (even better) P90s... I'm ok with Teles or Strats too. Pete
So many pedals on such a relatively compact board and some are quite large. I like the selection, too, although I probably wouldn't have three fuzzes (three fuzzes!!). It's so versatile and everything sounds like it would blend in with a band nicely.
With the one with Mr. Martin, it is becoming apparent that some of the best boards are not the ones of the stars, but the boards of the pedal testers! Maybe you guys are the new stars!
nothing to do with this episode in particular, but last thursday i went to a first rehearsal with a new group and the bass player walked in, said something about my Earthquaker harmonic trem, and we both immediately started to talk about the Joey Landreth episode! instant jam-session bonding over TPS.
This is great! Mick, I imagine you’ll be getting hit up to do custom builds after this, if you weren’t already. Why don’t you mic the horn and run it into a looper with storable loops. Just have it on tap and fire it off from your boards! Or always keep the looper plugged into a little amp off to the side of the room.
Amazing new board Mick! Sounds very fresh. I look forward to seeing Dans new rig also. Was hoping maybe you guys could show sounds of a regular plexi amp vs maybe two or 3 cascaded plexi amp heads for that MASSIVE Jimi tone. Thanks again, rock on!
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Ohhhhhhhhh my days. Sounds glorious. I LOVE the whole two tiered thing. I also LOVE how many awesome products sit underneath keeping it clean and tidy.
Wicked playing too. 🤘🏻🖤🔥
I wanna start a new show called "GAS central" it'll be about all the stuff people bought after watching your shows.
Every other Friday we'll get an angry spouse to come on the show for a rant..
Maybe throw darts on a poster of you two.
Every Tuesday we'll have "The board of regrets" filled with stuff we bought and don't really need..
Or just an empty board and talk about stuff we sold and regret about it.
We'll have "The bank account bell" which will be set off every time someone exceeds their credit card limit on a Reverb/Ebay purchase.. maybe a bad idea bcz it will be ringing the whole time.
Only blues juniors and vox Ac10's on this show!
If you got more ideas for my show your'e more than welcome to help in the comments.
Thanks to our preferred retailers: just anyone with a facebook account and pedals actually. Bye!!!
(LOVE YOU GUYS KEEP DESTROYING MY WALLET!!!
i need this
Nice!
Absolutely love that 335, what a monster
Oh God yeah.... Pantie melting sonic beast
The Vent is GLORIOUS! Nice board, Mick!
Re. the horn, love it. Mount it on a mic stand so you don't have to keep scrabbling for it.
Do NOT get rid of the horn. I beg of you please. #savethehorn
please consider doing a show on how keyboard players (on Rhodes!!) use pedals into guitar amps and invite Bill Laurance of Snarky Puppy to feature in it!!
Please, pretty please with marmalade on top!
yes, please.
Lengthy thank you, please bare with me.
I genuinely just watched Micks original Birthday pedalboard build last night and felt obliged to share this. Hopefully you'll find it "interesting" to hear my personal influences from TPS in line with your own experiences.
Quick background, for reference.
I am a 43yo guitar player (30yrs playing) who got into using fx some 17yrs ago after I broke my left (fretting) hand in 16 places and subsequently gave away my Paul Gilbert intense rock VHS's and all my guitar gear. I took to digital music to scratch my expressive itch and found satisfaction in that. After a few years I was forced by my current bandmates to relearn guitar. Due to a complete lack of confidence in my own playing, and to recreate the soundscapes i had filled the void with, I used pedals to cover my perceived shortfalls. As luck would have it I became 1 of a 3 guitar very alternative rock band (think of a drinking man's Radiohead), so had loads of space and permission to really rediscover the cosmic nod of properly getting lost in jamming with your mates.
Several years of accumulating a literal cupboard full of pedals later (based entirely on bargain forum trades, hearsay and PGS Andy demos) I was happy with the noises I was able to shoehorn into our frequency. I've come to love the wtf reaction of people to my solos that sound more like Darth Vader having prison sex than traditional guitar but I was finding it difficult to recreate them consistently.
Step in TPS
Now I am drawing up a G2 based stereo rig and feel for the first time that I genuinely KNOW how to make it capable of reproducing all the weird sounds I've come to use and generate the sounds I have in my head.
Sincerest thanks and kindest regards
Kelvin
That’s awesome Kelvin. Sorry to hear about your injury but it sounds like you’ve turned it in to an opportunity for something different and rewarding. All credit to you man - that is inspiration right there!
If we’re helping you to continue that, that’s the best endorsement we could ever have. Thank you for sharing your story. Happy tones, and thank you for watching!
Keep rocking, man!
Really inspiring that after a really crappy circumstance, you found a new way to have special experiences with a guitar in your hands. It really can be a lifelong bond, and there are so many different ways to approach it, too.
Cool, inspiring story Kelvin. Keep on rocking! 🤘🏻🎸👍🤘🏻🎸👍🤘🏻🎸👍
Mick, your playing in this episode is sooooo good. I can tell you’re so comfortable and inspired by your board!
Thank you!
Man that vent is epic!!! Sounds like the sound is being washed away by a flood of water!!! So cool!!!
I'm blessed to have seen this rig in action. TH-cam doesn't do it justice. It sounds absolutely immense in real life.
That always on trem thing is bloody genius! 👌🏻
True
It's not dissimilar to the always on chorus that Bonnamassa uses between his amps
It's been said a million times.....but.....that tele sounds so awesome, amazes me every single time!
Love that you guys share your boards and what works for your sound. Also love that your show has helped me assemble a board that works for me...and we do not overlap in current configuration. JHS Muffaletta>Analogman Sun Lion>Wampler Ego> KOT>Tumnus Deluxe>JAM Pedals Rippley Falls>JAM Pedals Delay Llama Supreme > Delay Llama > CTC White Whale>Supro Thunderbolt. In line for a Kingsley Jouster. May look into a King Tone Octaland as well.
Oooof - some killer stuff in there Matt! Dan and I just discovered the Super Bolt. Revelation!
Opening guitar playing awesome Mick looks over to Dan who’s lovin it
Just love your mutual respect for each other
The bromance goes on
And so it should fellas , great show as usual.
👍🎸🎸🎸
This vid made me a Klon believer. Wow, Mick, you cannot take it off this pedalboard. It just brings out the best in almost every other pedal. Takes away any darkness or muddiness in the sound. It is the guitar equivalent of enunciating your words.
Thanks Anthony. It’s true that it is a very special thing in the right context... and utterly underwhelming in others. It’s on and off... happy days!
That is a great board- some lovely playing there Mick. I am looking forward to Dan's now.
Despite being exclusively a modelling guy (been using the Helix for over a year now), I still love this show and watch it regularly! So many great ideas and inspiration to dive back in to tonal pursuits!
And although I’ve no desire to buy any pedals or amps after watching, the same definitely can’t be said of guitars! ;)
Loved the little Gary Clark quote from Mick on the OF-2
That Vent is really quite magnificent #savethehorn
Nice board and setup. Really enjoyed it.
But the biggest thing I got from this video: THAT SILVER SKY GUITAR IS BOSS! Sooo assertive!!!! Makes the others sound like partcasters made by amateurs. I wonder why Mick was so shy when asked if he is connecting with it....it sure puts the other guitars to shame (just a bit). That reverse headstock strat is also pretty sweet. Love you guys. Keep up the good work
Mick is playing Blackhole Sun?? What is this??
Dan's run at 29:30 slayed me. I watched that 5 times. Killin' it!
I love when Dan just silently shakes his head, and mumbles something, totally speechless and awestruck by the sound :-)
Not only are you guys great at making me spend money on gear, but now Mick's got me shopping for the coolest wall clock ever.
Habitat - that’s where we got it. :0(
@@ThatPedalShow Thanks!
man, that paddle show gets better week after week!
i dont care what the nay sayers says, the two rock is worth the money, every little character gets amplified in such a beautiful way, its unreal.
That Mini Vent just kills me. I love that you can switch the speeds like a good ol' cab.
People always talk about not talking over the guitar but I crave those moments when the vocal mics pic up guitar.
Indeed. Not the end of the world, and a nice reminder about how loud the room actually is... :-)
'It's Only Love' is such an epic riff.
Badge sounded awesome! You nailed it, Mick!
Yeah. Almost there. I think when we did it live it was bang on. I even played the right notes I think. It’s a bugger to play and sing!
That Pedal Show let us know if there's any video of these gigs out there.
@@ThatPedalShow Hey Guys, Mick is your Vent programmed with drive or is the drive all coming from the Klon? Its a fantastic sound. It will also make my mind up on either the Micro or the mini Vent, Thanks.
Can we talk about how fresh Mic’s kicks are?
Such a great board 🤘
dans mien in response to micks tone at the beginning reminds me of that line from american beauty..."gonna spray his shorts". keep up the inspirational work lads.
"over egging the pudding". Gotta love the passion for sounds from these guys.
Soooooo Good Mick ! Killer Tones ,thanks for sharing . Can't wait to hear Dan's board.
Man that D&M Drive is just to good. God bless you guys!
That white silver sky is just gorgeous. Sounds killer too.
Maybe for my 60th b-day i will try to buikd a pedal board like micks. Love you guys great gear,great info! Andy has a nack for making whatever pedal he is demonstrating sound like something you just can't live without. I think i need the bella epoch deluxe now... and the vibe and the vent 2 off micks board ect.. cheers. You should come up with a G2 how to and what you need and where to put it for 57 year old technically challenged guitar players
PLEASE DONT EVER LET THE HORN DIE! It makes my day every time
The Dimension C sounds fantastic! It would be interesting to see a show comparing pedals to older rack units: Dyno My Piano, Yamaha SPX90, Alesis Midiverb I, Gibson Echoplex, etc.
keith faust the old rack stuff, run at proper line levels and in stereo, would blow the pedals out of the water in terms of depth and complexity.
Sound at 1:15 just ...wow. Love it. Indulge all you want as long as you spill how you make the sounds!
YES! Keep the board builds coming! :)
My Favorite Thing to Watch on You Tube = Board Builds . . .Pedal & Effect Choices, Pedalboard Design's, Cable Management & "The Actual Sounds" they Create.
I love listening to you guys play. Inspires me to dig deeper. I stole a good one from ya today, Mick!
Steal away Adam! There are only about three so you should have acquired the whole repertoire soon enough. :0)
The dry amp having that touch of tremolo 😍. Guess I know what my second amp will need if/when I get setup for wet/dry.
Just started my hour lunch break and I see this. Perfect pairing 👌
#Mick : to quote the great Del-boy, that board is "luverly jubbly". #Dan : it's been a long time coming, but the admission that "I normally go into you. The other way around just doesn't seem natural" has to be an all time TPS classic line.
The new board sounds absolutely tasty Mick!
That warthog just keeps sounding better and better everytime I hear it... dammit, I know what that means. Props to Mick for making that board all tidy and neat, almost ocd-level :)
Thank you Kari. Warthog has been my fave dirt pedal discovery of late. I love it!
So much soundgarden love in this episode
That mini vent sounds so ridiculously good!
Ace isn’t it?!
LOVE the Ryan Adams in the background of your build section of the video
Bit of that, bit of Gemma Hayes, bit of Shawn Colvin. Nice. I like songs. :0)
GREAT episode. Looking forward to Dan's!
Hooray!!! Saw the early warning, got my Supro on the way before the show aired. Mick, the board is a great match for your playing and your guitars. Good luck with it at the shows. I have my board about 65 percent wired, the signal path is done with the power left to wire. Your build will help encourage me to finish (so will my Supro Tremolo). BTW, during the credits, just remember that Dan is from down under, which is SOUTH, so Riff City is in Sioux Falls, SOUTH Dakota.
Thanks William. I think I have it now. :0) Good luck with the build!
I enjoyed hearing that Gary Clark Jr. lick in there! Nice rig Mick
I’m neutral on the horn.
If a little horn makes you apoplectic, don’t fret, others just like you have benefited from some wonderful medications available through the benevolence of the world’s miraculous pharmaceutical companies!
Those guitar sounds are just beautiful. I’m astounded. Great work!
Got my DC-2w the day it came. Didn't know they were making one and it's amazing! 👌
I did notice no green pedal on there. A sunface, or most fuzzes, pushed with a TS (to add mids) is a beautiful thing! With that said I love the tones you're getting from that board!! I agree, a very well thought out selection and placement.
Not to take anything away from what you guys do but given that 90% of people use one amp at a time I'd love to hear more with just one amp, in some instances i think it even sounds better as we aren't getting the in the room sound you guys are.
I mean this is in the nicest way possible.
Thanks for the show!
All the best
Tim
Hello Tim. We do a bit of stuff with one amp, but Dan and I have become so addicted to the two amp thing, it’s our go-to start position these days. Cheers!
Every time I listen to guys it’s just amazing....sooooo many great sounds ...some day maybe you can do a pedal board for me men
Gotta love Friday - new episode day!
lovely little Gary Clark Jr riff thrown in on 29:16 there!!! what. a. board as well. wowsers. and great video as always!
“I’m going into you, cause I just wouldn’t feel comfortable the other way”--Dan....I fucking LOVE you guys, lol. Like every other video, you have provided the best tones & times TH-cam has to offer (Shit that could be a t-shirt).
Much Love,
Aaron
Thank you Aaron! We love you too man!
That supro trem is just fabulous. I've had my eye on it for a while, may well be my next purchase.
Davepotnoodle I’m agonizing over that vs walrus monument
You got good taste Mick! Excellent job! Can’t wait for Dans board!
Most Excellent! Congratulations Mr. Just Mick. Awesome board, Schmidt is making some great stuff. I am lusting after that new Boss Waza Chorus. 🍻
Will forever LOVE the horn. Hell, I want one.
My local music store must love you guys. :) Pedals are so addicting...
Let me get this straight (pun intended):
Mick only ever goes into Dan. But Dan only ever goes into Mick...
Sounds like some kind of weird man-on-man logic puzzle. Kinky. 😉
I'm just gonna come right out and say it. I'm jealous of your several thousand dollar pedal board, Mick.
Lovely show as always, gentlemen.
Jealousy is good, despite what the 10 said. :0)
Looking and sounding fantastic Mick. I must have watched your previous build video 10 times when I was planning my new Schmidt Array board with G2. This one would have been even more helpful! Can't believe I didn't think of running my patch cables all the way along the bottom... Mine are in mid-air when the lid is open!
Life is short, but a pedal board continues on.
Awwww yeah! It’s TPS Friday, the best day of the week!
Oh man that Dimension C and the Vent! Especially on the slower setting.
Nice board. One thing the g2 needs is digital scribble strips like the helix. It’s such a good idea !!!
Sweeeeeet new board!
Sweeeeet new single!
@@michaelmasin1996 For sure!!!!
26:20 whoaaaa... i'd forgotten how good that d&m drive sounds with both channels activated!
Bravo gentlemen. I appreciate very much that your main goal is tone
Loved that Black Hole Sun Tone ... Massive!!
I had a hard time telling the difference between the Klon and the D&M drive as you played. Probably more a testament to your ability to tweak the knobs, and your playing skill, of course - nobody would be able to tell the difference in anything except a studio setting. Maybe the range between them is different, idk. Kudos to you for using the klon, when others would rather keep them in a glass case.
Been out of touch for a while.... Writing whilst video is at 30:00 mark. That's a lovely ES 335, Mick. I foolishly got rid of a good one because it was physically uncomfortable for me to play (dug into my ribs). I'm convinced that the 335 is the best Gibson (seller's remorse?). The most dynamic, most toneful, most useful. The best sounding straight out of the box. I still have one Les Paul because tonally it channels early Mick Taylor (er, the other one). My SG Les Paul is different because it just "barks". I'm a Lefty who plays Righty - that's something to do with it because I tend to angle guitars vertically by too much pressure from my right forearm.
Anyway good to be back, thanks guys. Pete.
PS I prefer Wet/Dry to Wet/Dry/Wet for the very reason Dan suggests - sounds not so processed, easier to control.
Cheers P! Ergonomics are such an interesting topic. The reason I don’t play Les Pauls much or my DGT is because I find them too small. And weighted weird for sitting down. You’d think the 335 wouldn’t work at all.... but it does, just instantly comfortable. It’s weird. SGs no problem, Strats no problem, Teles no problem. I’m confused!
@@ThatPedalShow Mick, SG's are good for the aging back - always loved the sound of them but own just two the SGLP and a SG Special - sound good with HBs or (even better) P90s... I'm ok with Teles or Strats too. Pete
Very good, I love the detail you go into at times, perhaps it should be called _That Pedantic Show_
Perrrrfect. New T shirt time!
@@ThatPedalShow fantastic, I've achieved something!
Next time can we hear the horn through the pedalboard, thanks!
In front of the pickup?
Into the 335 pickup, in stereo, with the delays and reverb cranked. 😂
Yes, toot that horn with some delay and reverb!
Only if Eric Johnson is playing it
Only through a Neve 1073 and a vintage U47. We need to hear it in the most cork sniffingly appropriate way possible.
The Empress Echosystem does everything you want Mick including easy access to presets
Help! I'm starting to associate Mick with the ES-335 instead of a Blue strat!
Seriously, awesome video, those intro tones were just magical.
Hooray! :0)
Love the 335 guys yep
Agreed, the 335 sounds awesome!
Great job, Mick. Sounds amazing! It's fun to do the assembly yourself.
Yeah - I love it really! Especially when I have a few spare hours to do it. :0)
So many pedals on such a relatively compact board and some are quite large. I like the selection, too, although I probably wouldn't have three fuzzes (three fuzzes!!). It's so versatile and everything sounds like it would blend in with a band nicely.
Wow! Love it! The boss dc2w is definitely a contender for my next build 🙏
@37:38 Holy crap, that sounds amazing .. Badge is a wonderful tune. Have to try that at home now!!
It would be great to see Mike Hermans as a guest! I think he has quite unique style of guitar playing and he knows how to deal with the pedals 🤘
Mike is GREAT!
I’m watching this for the SECOND time. :) Pedal envy.
The look of a man who knows how to play some slide but doesn't believe that he can. You can do it, Mick! I have faith in you.
Ha, thank you David! It would be an interesting excursion at this point. :0)
If I ever get to play with you, you'll hear a ton of slide. It's the only thing I can fake for a decent length of time.
With the one with Mr. Martin, it is becoming apparent that some of the best boards are not the ones of the stars, but the boards of the pedal testers! Maybe you guys are the new stars!
I know you love strats but that 335 loves you more. Love the sounds you get.
Ha! Coooooool. I’ve always loved 335s. Can’t believe I spent so long without one. :0)
nothing to do with this episode in particular, but last thursday i went to a first rehearsal with a new group and the bass player walked in, said something about my Earthquaker harmonic trem, and we both immediately started to talk about the Joey Landreth episode! instant jam-session bonding over TPS.
Ah man, that’s awesome!
The stereo amp wet dry thing is awesome! And keep the Klon on.
This is great! Mick, I imagine you’ll be getting hit up to do custom builds after this, if you weren’t already.
Why don’t you mic the horn and run it into a looper with storable loops. Just have it on tap and fire it off from your boards! Or always keep the looper plugged into a little amp off to the side of the room.
I want to set up a board very very similar to this. I have most of these and this made my day to figure out how I want to lay it out
The HORN is horn mate. It has to stay forever. :D
Amazing new board Mick! Sounds very fresh. I look forward to seeing Dans new rig also. Was hoping maybe you guys could show sounds of a regular plexi amp vs maybe two or 3 cascaded plexi amp heads for that MASSIVE Jimi tone.
Thanks again, rock on!
Hello Drew. Our 50 is about to get some mods, so maybe that can be part of the journey. Nice!
That board is FIYA
That Soungarden...so good man.