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It’s funny when he demoed the tremolo pedal I said “damn that sounds close to my vintage ampegs built in tremolo” and his next words are “it sounds close to this vintage ampeg tremolo I have over here”. I wonder if he’s using an ampeg reverberocket or a gemeni
lol i love when guitarists come on Rig Rundown and be like "i'm getting too geeky for people" like fam, we all clicked on Rig Rundown for that exact reason. tell us which 500k pots you prefer and which abr-1 material you're into. we live for it haha we're all the same here
Agreed. There are a million Guitarist that shred and tear it up and can play Yngwie Malmsteen and sweep pick, and some even have their own channels with tons of viewers, but the don't play live and have thousands of gigs and studio hours under their belt. I'll be honest at first I thought to myself, who is this guy ? I was dead wrong, I found him likable, intelligent, educated, humble, proficient, and totally blue collar. I have so much in common with this kid it's crazy from the '76 Firebird and the Pots lol to simplicity of gear and taste in everything(especially Cream). My life is Guitar and Music. Learning what makes everything tick.Working on Guitars, changing shit constantly, watching youtube videos on pedals, etc.Sound familliar ? I have had some epic historical gear and sold all of it and came back to rebuild my dynasty more than once. He had a great attitude about it. It's like Andy Dufrain in Shawshank. I guess it's safe to say we all liked Andy from the start. This is what's missing in Music these days. Feeling, and soul. Being a Geek is pretty cool.
@@doc_matter you're not alone, homie. we're all here spending hours looking at different silvers/nickel materials used on tiny parts of our guits and amps haha
Man it makes me so happy to see guys this talented be super geeky about gear. Some guys just plug and play and that's just fine, but there's a difference in fighting every piece of the signal chain to find the sound you have in your head. When you find it is like listening to angels sing, and then you turn it on the next day and you hate it so you start over. I live for that shit.
Nick preaching the gospel of tone people. So interesting hearing him talking about the brightness of the Super Lead but the pleasing frequency response of the JTM45. Over the past year or so I find myself nearly rolling all of the tone out of my SG and backing off treble wherever I can to get to something I like. Never played the JTM45, but would love to give one a try!
I love watching rig rundowns, doesn't matter if it's a guitar player that i listen to or not, doesn't matter if it's an old or a new video. You always learn new stuff about equipment and discover new stuff. The pedalboard is always my favorite part. I'm 34 and always on the look for the new discovery of musicians and equipment to inspire me. In the case of Nick Perri whom i didn't know before, what a guitar player and a humble guy. Thanks Premier Guitar!
With all respect, I'd never heard of Nick Perry, esp being from UK, But i'm seriously lovin this awesome Rig Rundown, Facinating stuff, it so nice for me being an "old un" from old school listening to a young guitar player, whos really gone to town and so in-depth with his gear and learning how he went about getting that sound/tone in his head. Just awesome.. now im off to watch his live show hear on good ol You Tube. keep the rig rundowns coming guys.. cus there sooo inspiring and interesting. Thanks again and greeting from Crete, Greece.. Rock On!
I just want you to know that I watched literally every second of this conversation and enjoyed the hell out of it. Nick has been my spirit animal since I saw Silvertide open for Van Halen in 2004.
Nick Perri is my new favorite guitar player. Probably my favorite rig rundown so far too. Defs gonna check out those lava cables. Very entertaining and instructive! Awesome!
again Genuinely nice guy, great player and awesome tones. saw his band at Daytona FL Feb 2021 with blackberry smoke. very nice person .. talks to the audience which is very nice. other bands barely say a word and this gentleman says thankyou ..and more.. very nice. very honest.
I didn’t know John Mulaney was such a guitar geek! Joking...except for that I think John is a master of his craft as well. Cheers. Badass rig and rundown.
I wanted to hear about his guitar workshop but he got cut off when he had the Les Paul on. He is more of a gear head / tone dude then any Rig Rundown I’ve seen (minus The Edge). Same type of goal though, knows about everything that goes into tone down to a 70 cent cap. I’m really into in-depth tone talk like this so I could hear this dude talk for days about how tone is shaped. He pays attention to every detail. It’s not one of this “I just play them” type interview, love it.
No joke I have an R7 goldtop from 2006. It is exactly 8lbs 9oz just like his custom. I can attest, this weight is perfect for a Les Paul. Everyone who has ever played my GT is blown away.
Nick is a cool and brilliant dude, he knows the tone.. in 50 years we’ll probably be talking about that black les Paul custom, like we talk old guitars cats had back in the 60s..
WATCHING NICKS VIDEOS CONVINCED ME THAT TYSON TONE PICKUPS ARE AMAZING, I WATCHED HIM PLAY A 335 WITH TYSON TONE PRECIOUS AND GRACE PICKUPS AND I DID THE SAME......ILL PUT MY 335 UP AGAINST ANY 335 OUT THERE! I CANT IMAGINE ONE SOUNDING BETTER NOR HAVE I HEARD OR PLAYED A BETTER ONE! NICK IS A GREAT PLAYER TOO!
Shane McCrae usually a SM57 is his mic of choice and in live situations a SM57 paired with a Sennheiser MD409. Occasionally a Royer 121 is used in both the studio and live.
Hi can’t believe your birthday is on May my birthday is also May crazy we are 2 days apart from birthday as for me I never like to get out information of a musician or any celebrity that’s all there is to it
@@johnclarke5711 Yeah. I mean I love classic rock and I have some Gibsons, Fenders, and alot of Marshalls but I've never felt the need to decorate myself and my place like I dove into a Grateful Dead merch truck.
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It’s funny when he demoed the tremolo pedal I said “damn that sounds close to my vintage ampegs built in tremolo” and his next words are “it sounds close to this vintage ampeg tremolo I have over here”. I wonder if he’s using an ampeg reverberocket or a gemeni
@@Sasketchejuana_man agreed
lol i love when guitarists come on Rig Rundown and be like "i'm getting too geeky for people" like fam, we all clicked on Rig Rundown for that exact reason. tell us which 500k pots you prefer and which abr-1 material you're into. we live for it haha we're all the same here
Agreed. There are a million Guitarist that shred and tear it up and can play Yngwie Malmsteen and sweep pick, and some even have their own channels with tons of viewers, but the don't play live and have thousands of gigs and studio hours under their belt. I'll be honest at first I thought to myself, who is this guy ? I was dead wrong, I found him likable, intelligent, educated, humble, proficient, and totally blue collar. I have so much in common with this kid it's crazy from the '76 Firebird and the Pots lol to simplicity of gear and taste in everything(especially Cream). My life is Guitar and Music. Learning what makes everything tick.Working on Guitars, changing shit constantly, watching youtube videos on pedals, etc.Sound familliar ? I have had some epic historical gear and sold all of it and came back to rebuild my dynasty more than once. He had a great attitude about it. It's like Andy Dufrain in Shawshank. I guess it's safe to say we all liked Andy from the start. This is what's missing in Music these days. Feeling, and soul. Being a Geek is pretty cool.
Haha so true.
I always felt I was alone with this kind of thing, but your comment and all of the likes it received proves otherwise I guess!! 😂
@@doc_matter you're not alone, homie. we're all here spending hours looking at different silvers/nickel materials used on tiny parts of our guits and amps haha
Man it makes me so happy to see guys this talented be super geeky about gear. Some guys just plug and play and that's just fine, but there's a difference in fighting every piece of the signal chain to find the sound you have in your head.
When you find it is like listening to angels sing, and then you turn it on the next day and you hate it so you start over. I live for that shit.
Genuinely nice guy, great player and awesome tones.
His parents raised 2 rock stars. His sister is Chritina Perri. Bless them for raising their children right
These are tough times for musicians. We can help by getting his new album, likeing and listening to his music.
Nick preaching the gospel of tone people. So interesting hearing him talking about the brightness of the Super Lead but the pleasing frequency response of the JTM45. Over the past year or so I find myself nearly rolling all of the tone out of my SG and backing off treble wherever I can to get to something I like. Never played the JTM45, but would love to give one a try!
He's a tone hound for sure. That's an expensive endeavor. But his attitude is infectious, he's gonna be around for a long time.
Those clothes, tapestries, etc are also rather expensive
loving that SG & LP Custom. glad nick got a chance to go into detail about those two. see them on IG all the time
Nick is a really amazing player to watch live. It's a real experience. \m/
“It makes you wanna play a little less and feel a little more” - That’s the beauty of a gear freak with actual talent. 1+1=3
I love watching rig rundowns, doesn't matter if it's a guitar player that i listen to or not, doesn't matter if it's an old or a new video. You always learn new stuff about equipment and discover new stuff. The pedalboard is always my favorite part. I'm 34 and always on the look for the new discovery of musicians and equipment to inspire me. In the case of Nick Perri whom i didn't know before, what a guitar player and a humble guy. Thanks Premier Guitar!
With all respect, I'd never heard of Nick Perry, esp being from UK, But i'm seriously lovin this awesome Rig Rundown, Facinating stuff, it so nice for me being an "old un" from old school listening to a young guitar player, whos really gone to town and so in-depth with his gear and learning how he went about getting that sound/tone in his head. Just awesome.. now im off to watch his live show hear on good ol You Tube. keep the rig rundowns coming guys.. cus there sooo inspiring and interesting. Thanks again and greeting from Crete, Greece.. Rock On!
I just want you to know that I watched literally every second of this conversation and enjoyed the hell out of it. Nick has been my spirit animal since I saw Silvertide open for Van Halen in 2004.
"It makes you feel every note, and want to play a little less and feel a little more." Righteous.
He reminds me of a hippie version of Jon Mulaney lol. For real tho I love how nerdy he gets with his gear!
wow....really blown away by Nick....first time I've heard him. Thanks for posting!!!
I love what he said about being attached to gear, it comes and goes. He sounds like a cool, humble dude
Love this guy. Great to see getting some love after all these years. This is my favourite rig rundown.
Damn. That is a killer tone advert. Monster rig. I'll take everything.
I did not know him but I became his fan after watching this, what an amazing tone.
Nick Perri is my new favorite guitar player. Probably my favorite rig rundown so far too. Defs gonna check out those lava cables. Very entertaining and instructive! Awesome!
That's a Groovy Little Hippie pad!
What a great dude! Really cool to listen to as a person and, obviously, as a musician
One of the best Rig Rundown ever and an extremely awesome guest this Nick Perri! Well done premier guitar team ;)
again Genuinely nice guy, great player and awesome tones. saw his band at Daytona FL Feb 2021 with blackberry smoke. very nice person .. talks to the audience which is very nice. other bands barely say a word and this gentleman says thankyou ..and more.. very nice. very honest.
Excellent! :D
I met this guy on craigslist. He sold me a Marshall cab with 4 blown speakers. Great guy...
Shoulda asked bout meeting his sister
It fits him so well. Love the tapestries and the lava lamp
Finally someone with a 4x12" loaded with alnico blues.
Works great with The jtm45 because of the amp being lower wattage, when you hear it in person it truly is a spiritual experience
Damn what a cool guy
This is great! Really cool to hear a rock guy using an outboard tank. As good as they sound for surf, the magic is still there on subtle settings.
I am not familiar with Nick's music, but will be after watching this. Cool guy who knows gear, for sure.
Check out his old band Silvertide. Really good stuff
I didn’t know John Mulaney was such a guitar geek!
Joking...except for that I think John is a master of his craft as well. Cheers. Badass rig and rundown.
This is exactly what I thought
Ive been watching the process by gibson and always loved the tone on those songs and never knew it was this guy. Awesome.
Wow, that guitar tone on Feeling Good is amazing, I must chase this tone...
I wanted to hear about his guitar workshop but he got cut off when he had the Les Paul on. He is more of a gear head / tone dude then any Rig Rundown I’ve seen (minus The Edge). Same type of goal though, knows about everything that goes into tone down to a 70 cent cap. I’m really into in-depth tone talk like this so I could hear this dude talk for days about how tone is shaped. He pays attention to every detail. It’s not one of this “I just play them” type interview, love it.
yeah, but he mentioned putting in "50s caps" so not .70 cents . ..
Richard McLamore You understand the point.
cool vision and sound. Fascinating and entertaining as usual.
Flawless tones. NP has excellent taste 🤩
Love the Bird’s!!! But man he was not kidding about that black custom. Whoa that thing sounds good!
Love the vintage Marshalls. What a great tone you have there!
What an awesome rundown!. Great words of wisdom regarding gear at 1:04:00. Class A player and Tone.
Oh DAMN, a 76 Bird with the red white and blue bird
No joke I have an R7 goldtop from 2006. It is exactly 8lbs 9oz just like his custom. I can attest, this weight is perfect for a Les Paul. Everyone who has ever played my GT is blown away.
If there's anything I've learned from the many rig rundowns I've watched. I need to change my pots and caps on all my guitars.
why?
Forked river Nj...my home town, random little name drop.
Nick is a cool and brilliant dude, he knows the tone.. in 50 years we’ll probably be talking about that black les Paul custom, like we talk old guitars cats had back in the 60s..
Este hombre tiene un todo majestuoso. Sabe lo que hace y sabe lo que quiere.
You can have all that gear, but to sound like him, you need the feathers and the poncho. Fact
Cool guy, sweet gear. He probably likes Neil Young even more than you do.
Power tube is the key to the sweet break up, good call .
Love this!
Well run interview, Mr. Keys.
Nick really does understand tone
"birds" ? Who calls them birds? "Batteries, baby". Gheesh!
There is some smoke rising from the pedalboard :-)
Omg man, premiere guitar 🎸 forever.
can you start asking about their action, please? 🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️
Hmmm never thought a cable could change the sound of a guitar but I guess the impedance could change between cables.
WATCHING NICKS VIDEOS CONVINCED ME THAT TYSON TONE PICKUPS ARE AMAZING, I WATCHED HIM PLAY A 335 WITH TYSON TONE PRECIOUS AND GRACE PICKUPS AND I DID THE SAME......ILL PUT MY 335 UP AGAINST ANY 335 OUT THERE! I CANT IMAGINE ONE SOUNDING BETTER NOR HAVE I HEARD OR PLAYED A BETTER ONE! NICK IS A GREAT PLAYER TOO!
Uou man very nice !!!!!!!!
enjoyed this
I like the way he thinks
Looks cool, sounds good.
Where's the strat? Cheers! Congratulations on the new album, sounds great.
Everyone check out his album Sun Via, its killer.
Ahh, just got here, did I miss the 🔥 Firebird 😉
Nice.
I would take the SurfyBear reverb over that Fender tank any day
He just sound like Hendrix,Ro in Trower or Johnny Winter
Any idea with Microphone and preamp he's using?
the thumb game is strong in this one
Great rundown. I’m really impressed with this guy. What mics is he using in the cab?
Shane McCrae usually a SM57 is his mic of choice and in live situations a SM57 paired with a Sennheiser MD409. Occasionally a Royer 121 is used in both the studio and live.
Doc C thanks for this. I use a 57 as well but have recently been leaning on a Sennheiser e906. Keeping an eye out for good deal on a used Royer.
Genio
JD SIMO used to be like this...
I'd say a lot more OCD than this guy. He could tell when his NOS tubes were in the wrong order. Now that's dedication to your rig
Nick's voice has some Howard Stern-like traits. Like a cross between Howard Stern and John Mulaney.
Anyone knows what brand of tuners he is using?
Nick “And Again” Perri
Hi can’t believe your birthday is on May my birthday is also May crazy we are 2 days apart from birthday as for me I never like to get out information of a musician or any celebrity that’s all there is to it
I had a 76 Black Firebird with gold hardware best playing guitar I ever played kick myself in the ass a lot for that bonehead move.
Where's the Metal Zone ?
Play a little less and feel a little more... yep
holy rat skin. me need a fireebird 🤤
I'm crazy.
Where’s the strat. 😎
Ricks fav number is33
Heck yes GHS Boomers 10-46!
Dude is something on 🔥 with the 💨 or is it some herbs 🌿 or incense
So, an early bird...
There 833 Today
Doesn’t think about writing music, just finding capacitors from the 1950s??
Transistor not chip dude 👍
Fuzz is meant for dirty amps lol
Good. More derivative music.
This dude is trying wayyyy too hard to be hip
Seriously with the incense? Was this filmed at a head shop?
Haha! The guy's a "cliche", no? The clothing, The setting, Even his riffs are someone elses. (Just saying)
@@johnclarke5711 Yeah. I mean I love classic rock and I have some Gibsons, Fenders, and alot of Marshalls but I've never felt the need to decorate myself and my place like I dove into a Grateful Dead merch truck.
seems a bit contrived
Never heard of this guy. I think he’s kind of a dweeb.