I appreciate your thoughts on integrity with TH-cam videos. I approached this myself with an mindset to keep it real. I think this is a good conversation, the type I enjoy! I subscribed!
Phil McKnight for sure. Definitely has it in the integrity department. Agree about Steve from Boston, too. I was also - still am, I guess - a Scott Grove fan back in the day. Anyway, great channel...subbed!
I trust Philip McKnight. Most of the gear channels are pretty honest, IMO. A lot better than I would expect with all the gear companies offering nice incentives to TH-camrs to be shills for their products!
I trust the guys talking about their own gear that they buy with their own money. I have a hard time trusting TH-cam even the guys I like. When the Bias Spark came out every one reviewed it and almost the reviews were dishonest. They ignored practice features that didn't work or were poorly implemented and used post processing to hide the true sound of the amp. The channel A Minor Error is one I trust and he's a great player too. TH-cam has an honesty problem. This video displayed three ads. Two scams and one for a music store.
Just know. I’m not monetizing my channel and I buy all my gear. I agree with you. Integrity is very important with gear when you can’t play it in person. Thanks for watching and for your comment!
Agreed on John Cordy, seems very honest imo. Following Steve too (for a long time, pixxylix anyone..).. Interesting topic because the so-called independent, honest reviews are usually hard to find. I bought a new audio interface a month ago because of all the good and raving reviews on TH-cam only to find out the piece of gear was badly overhyped and was sent back to where I bought it the very same day. Thanks for posting.
Appreciate you watching. I went down the gear rabbit hole with purchasing the Halo delay. Some were shameless, and again others were honest and transparent.
Thanks for the shoutout Stephen! I hold that compliment in the highest esteem. I’ll do my best to live up to it.
Hah! Well thank you for the great reviews. My 50s Classic vibe was a purchase I made in part by watching your video. Love all your context.
I appreciate your thoughts on integrity with TH-cam videos. I approached this myself with an mindset to keep it real. I think this is a good conversation, the type I enjoy! I subscribed!
Appreciated. I value integrity in everything. I appreciate the comments and time to watch.
Phil McKnight for sure. Definitely has it in the integrity department. Agree about Steve from Boston, too. I was also - still am, I guess - a Scott Grove fan back in the day. Anyway, great channel...subbed!
I enjoy both of those guys. Scott was fun.
Scott Grove is posting again
I trust Philip McKnight. Most of the gear channels are pretty honest, IMO. A lot better than I would expect with all the gear companies offering nice incentives to TH-camrs to be shills for their products!
John cordy makes great calls on gear I agree
Yes Cordy is great . It’s funny. The top TH-cam guitars.guys Just happened to be friends. It’s almost annoying. Tom bukovac. Is real. Honest
I trust the guys talking about their own gear that they buy with their own money. I have a hard time trusting TH-cam even the guys I like. When the Bias Spark came out every one reviewed it and almost the reviews were dishonest. They ignored practice features that didn't work or were poorly implemented and used post processing to hide the true sound of the amp. The channel A Minor Error is one I trust and he's a great player too.
TH-cam has an honesty problem. This video displayed three ads. Two scams and one for a music store.
Just know. I’m not monetizing my channel and I buy all my gear. I agree with you. Integrity is very important with gear when you can’t play it in person. Thanks for watching and for your comment!
Phil McKnight is as honest as they come. He doesn't demo much gear, his business model is completely different.
Elmo Karjalainen
I like Elmo.
Agreed on John Cordy, seems very honest imo. Following Steve too (for a long time, pixxylix anyone..).. Interesting topic because the so-called independent, honest reviews are usually hard to find. I bought a new audio interface a month ago because of all the good and raving reviews on TH-cam only to find out the piece of gear was badly overhyped and was sent back to where I bought it the very same day. Thanks for posting.
Appreciate you watching. I went down the gear rabbit hole with purchasing the Halo delay. Some were shameless, and again others were honest and transparent.