21:22 Mick-" So you're hearing some sort of rhythmic thing there aren't you?" Dan-"yeah" Proceeds to assassinate Red and burn the pedal shed to ashes. No words man. One of the most incredible things I've ever seen someone do on a guitar. Dan crossed over to the other side and was spirit walking. Holy shit.
carl i respectfully disagree, especially considering it was more or less improv’d on the spot. The inspiration Dan was feeling in that moment really came through in the performance, and i think that speaks to a lot of us.
In the era of digital modeling and music with less and less guitar influence, this channel has become my refuge. The genuine friendship and way you both admire one another is the icing on the cake. While I believe modeling and profiling has its place, there’s nothing better than sitting in a room like this and letter er’ rip!
Wow, great sounds guys (well we would say that wouldn't we?!). Just to clarify: the Binson hadn't been maintained for years - it came to us in need of total restoration (like a barn find classic Ferrari) as most of them do. The good news is, once we've completely overhauled them like the one on the show, they should run and run (with a little regular maintenance - oiling/cleaning) for the next decade or two (or three or four). They really were built to last. As I told Dan when he visited - when I found my Baby Binson many years ago, it had been dry stored in a loft for 25 years: it fired up spluttering and popping and with a gentle shove to get the drum moving it basically ran and worked (though did need a good runthrough and set up). They are amazing - so good to hear you playing through it!
My local guitar shop has one in for sale if you are looking for another to give some love to. www.soundsgreatmusic.com/products/binson-echorec-b1s-serial-number-5214-second-hand
Old electronics takes alot of TLC (replacing caps, servicing mechanics etc..). Great to hear this stuff alive after many years. As I get older, I am starting to believe that "Mojo" is a real thing. You know it when you see/hear it and it hits the emotions, but it remains undefinable.
An inspired Dan is quite a thing to listen to. I can’t recall ever seeing him play finer. He took the ride. We’ve all been there, but wow! With that sound and his Tele and his eyes in the back of his head. That was a hefty schwang indeed!
That’s how it works! Mick here. We both say we can’t play unless the tone is good, and this is the difference. What inspires you is the thing that matters most!
TPS is all about the search for better tone for me. Ending with the best tone you guys can muster couldn't be more suiting. Good its not THE ending and the story will hopefully continue for years to come. My search for better tone is definitely not over and you guys can definitely teach me tons of more ways to improve it. I saw a great rock band yesterday. Two guitarists and a bassplayer who all used the G2 switching systems on pedalboards sized like medium aircraft carriers and they sounded awesome. I bet they would not sound as great without you. keep spreading the good tones, your philosophy and your fabulous show ! Thanks.
Oh my goodness gracious giddy auntieness!!! What an extraordinary bunch of beautiful, beautiful BEAUTIFUL TONES!!!!! It really is a joy to see you both transported by inspiration - all the way to a new shed. Please do a band thing. Please.
I started this show then went into an adjacent room for a moment... What I heard made me come back, turn it way up, and start over. (I'm playing these videos on a surround/theater sound system.) Incredible. A fitting finale for That Pedal Shed!
Awesome!! My "poor man's" way of getting nice wet/dry sound is: guitar to drive/comp/boost pedals to super champ x2, then it goes to torpedo captor loadbox and splits, normal speaker output with 20db att to the combo's speaker for dry tone, xlr output from the captor goes to xlr imput of pod hd500x for stereo reverb delay and modulations and then straight to monitors (with captors analog speaker sim), or to computer with wall of sound plugin and then to monitors. SOUNDS GREAT (at least at my apartment) :)
I love Mick's laugh at 15:18. And at 21:45 Dan loses his ever-loving mind. Great episode, guys. That was a proper send off for That Pedal Shed. I look forward to the new digs.
also after scrolling through most of the other comments here I gotta say, Mick doesn't get enough love for how good his playing is. Sorry for only talking about Dan in my first comment!
+Jacob K Guitar cheers J, I got a bit carried away, but the battle is as much about not being self conscious, and allowing yourself to be carried away ;)
You’re doing a service in grand fashion; especially for those of us who have a history of accumulating gear that gets traded down the road. I’ve come to accept that what sounds good in the music store may not be so great when I get it home, and as such, just chalk it up as “part of the fun” of playing guitar. I fall in the camp of NOT tech savvy and your show definitely helps players like me. Thank you.
This video... encompasses EVERYTHING that is magical and glorious about the world of guitar. There was not one minute that I wasn't smiling from ear to ear from the expression that was coming from both you fellows. Love you guys to pieces!
Guaranteed entertainment and education. On headphones this sounds awesome - I am really going to have to get a harmonic tremolo to go with the delay pedals. Really looking forward to the new venue. Onwards and upwards :)
Hey Bill, Mick here. It’s everything we talk about when we say that great tone inspires better playing. It just elevates everything and is a perfect example of why connecting with your tone is not only important but essential in this whole thing. Granted, this rig was a bit ridiculous, but the results are there for all to witness. Dan was totally in another place. That’s why we do this. :0) Thanks for watching!
I swear you guys read my mind every week and know just what I’m struggling with. Just got my second Marshall lead 12 which is a kind of affordable jtm 45. I’m going to run them wet dry wet with my matchless lightning which is more ac15ish in the middle. You guys rock!!
Dan, your playing was particularly amazing today. The wet/dry/wet rig is pretty cool, but your playing is really something. Thank you for making a great video and congratulations to you both on your time and success in That Pedal Shed. I look forward to the great videos I am sure you'll make at your new location.
I’ve said it, several said it, best guitar channel ever. It’s the only vídeos I watch on TH-cam I kind of feel the need to contribute towards such quality recogn..that pedal show t shirt on the way! Again and again and again: THANK YOU
So many moments where i'm just grinning ear from ear, or yelling out "come on" cause it's just sooo good! Both you gents blow me away and inspire to get better and play more. Far out what an episode!
This reminds me of what I’ve been trying to justify with my own rig and that’s the creation of a fully produced sound LIVE. We double or triple or quadruple tracks of and effects on guitars when recording but now we also have the power to get those big sounds live and, if you want to be inspired night after night, you need your tone to transport you to that magic place like where y’all get in this video.
The 'clarity' comes from the wet sounds framing a 3D image in your mind.... Time for me to blow the cobwebs off my Echorec and a few other delay pedals and do some signal splitting fun times into a few nice amps ... Farewell ye old Pedal Shed...
Grab your headphones and close your eyes. Awesome! After about 17:00 Dan needs a cigarette and Mick needs to cover his lap with his strat. Ohh baby, what a sound!
Looking forward to seeing the new digs. Bit of perspective: thirty grand is a typical outlay for a symphony player's instrument alone. If that sound inspires you it is cheaper than music school ;-)
So do we - we just heard back from a customer who bought an Echorec 2 off us - said it constantly inspired him every time he switched it on - written loads of music as a result. This is why we search for the good stuff - it's not about 'collecting' or 'cool' - all about what that gear can do for your music...
I keep scrolling up to like this video… again… and again… when in reality I hit like right after the opening jam when you guys were just laughing out of excitement/enjoyment/sheer disbelief at the incredible tone and inspiration it provided. This video sums up everything great about the show that you have built up… highlighting quality gear, finding what works and what doesn’t, giving us all food for thought and new ideas in our own rigs, and having just a great time doing it. Can’t wait to see what the new location brings to the show!
So good to see you guys get lost in the sound and all excited with it. This flow of raw emotions is what makes TPS amazing instead of another good gear channel. Thank you so much!!!
Doc Holiday I was inspired! The way you could see they were moved by the sound that was coming out and how they were continually speechless made me feel like I wanted to cry! When they got carried away playing, oh man! That's not something you see everyday!
Sure, I kinda already knew what you were saying with that but I was just messin' with you:P But yeah, you're right, just imagine what the sound must have been like, actually being there in the room
Professor Mick and Dan! You have made the tools for soundscape turn into inspiration! Every week we all tune in to see what The Professors will bring to the pedal board room! Bravo!
What a segue into the new digs!! I think you did The Shed justice. Best of luck this week with the move. If you get a chance, I need some advice. I am on my way to pick up a 1968 Fender Bassman head in the morning. I am using a Mesa Boogie Transatlantic 15 into the matching 112 cab on the left, Boss Katana 100 into an Egnater/Guitar Warehouse 112 on the right, the Fender Bassman will be matched with an Allen Organ Gyrophonic rotary 212 cabinet in the center. I am currently running a wet/dry, with an ABYBaby, Katana and Mesa Boogie. Would I be better off with another ABYBaby, or the Humdinger to setup a Wet/Dry/Wet?
Dan and Mick, what a great show. I’ve been playing about 18 months and suck as I don’t practise nearly enough but before I bought my first guitar I was hooked on TPS and Andertons channel. I’ve learnt all I know from mainly these two channels. Your show is a treasure chest of information and passion. I was waiting for this episode yesterday and what a show this was. I was laughing with you guys and sharing your unbridled joy and love for what you were doing. I am sure everyone else was also. Many many thanks for the weekly treat your show is. Keep it up please as I need my dose of TPS.
Thank you David. Practise is important, but sound good is just as important in our opinion. Some days you need the motivation to pick the guitar up and the prospect of great sound has the magical ability to provide it. Keep on pickin’, and thanks for watching.
That is my set up. I split a stereo chorus, barely any effect to the dry center two amps, and two separate stereo signals to the two wet amps/cabs, two on either side of the dry stereo.... I get the neighbors asking me to turn it down from time to time.. One neighbor was two streets over... But , really such an unreal sound experience...
Have you guys ever thought about making an album together? you guys are both great singers & players so regardless if you guys did songs or instrumentals....covers or originals i think alot of people including myself would love to have that piece of work!!!
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21:22 Mick-" So you're hearing some sort of rhythmic thing there aren't you?" Dan-"yeah"
Proceeds to assassinate Red and burn the pedal shed to ashes. No words man. One of the most incredible things I've ever seen someone do on a guitar. Dan crossed over to the other side and was spirit walking. Holy shit.
M Low he made me cry 😭
it was good, but it wasn't that crazy.
carl i respectfully disagree, especially considering it was more or less improv’d on the spot. The inspiration Dan was feeling in that moment really came through in the performance, and i think that speaks to a lot of us.
Thanks for this comment! That was so inspired. Suddenly he was off, and it was glorious!
I like the fact that for the final show at the old Pedal Shed they use 3 amps to say goodbye to everyone within a 1/4 mile of the place. Well done!
This is literally the best guitar sound I’ve ever heard
Hooray!
+WeeklyGuitarVideos yes! Fantastic :)
"Same old licks, totally different experience"
I'm sorry Mick but that deserves it's own T-Shirt! :D
Fancy FA this comment deserves more attention
In the era of digital modeling and music with less and less guitar influence, this channel has become my refuge. The genuine friendship and way you both admire one another is the icing on the cake. While I believe modeling and profiling has its place, there’s nothing better than sitting in a room like this and letter er’ rip!
The section around 32:39 is the best I've heard Dan play. And I'm pretty sure I've watched every episode. That was awesome!
21:29
Awesome doesn't describe this episode. It's so much more than awesome.
It's overwhelming.
Thanks Carl! It’s what we keep banging on about. Great tone = inspiration. Thanks for watching!
Wow, great sounds guys (well we would say that wouldn't we?!).
Just to clarify: the Binson hadn't been maintained for years - it came to us in need of total restoration (like a barn find classic Ferrari) as most of them do. The good news is, once we've completely overhauled them like the one on the show, they should run and run (with a little regular maintenance - oiling/cleaning) for the next decade or two (or three or four). They really were built to last.
As I told Dan when he visited - when I found my Baby Binson many years ago, it had been dry stored in a loft for 25 years: it fired up spluttering and popping and with a gentle shove to get the drum moving it basically ran and worked (though did need a good runthrough and set up). They are amazing - so good to hear you playing through it!
My local guitar shop has one in for sale if you are looking for another to give some love to. www.soundsgreatmusic.com/products/binson-echorec-b1s-serial-number-5214-second-hand
Old electronics takes alot of TLC (replacing caps, servicing mechanics etc..). Great to hear this stuff alive after many years. As I get older, I am starting to believe that "Mojo" is a real thing. You know it when you see/hear it and it hits the emotions, but it remains undefinable.
Where are you from? Sounds Great is my local shop too.
September 2020. Still the best guitar sound in history.
An inspired Dan is quite a thing to listen to. I can’t recall ever seeing him play finer. He took the ride. We’ve all been there, but wow! With that sound and his Tele and his eyes in the back of his head. That was a hefty schwang indeed!
That’s how it works! Mick here. We both say we can’t play unless the tone is good, and this is the difference. What inspires you is the thing that matters most!
@Dan 21:24
GOOOOOOD GOD! That is THE BEST I have ever hear you play. That was friggin' AWESOME!!!
When Dan finds that rhythm... perhaps the best I've ever heard him play! Good vibes.
That Space Echo Show.
The best episodes are the ones where Dan gets emotional from the tone. What an amazing sound!
33.5 minutes in and Dan's sounding like YES. The band YES. The whole band. Great show!
Honestly might be one of the THE BEST guitar tones I've ever heard. Thank you.
WET/WET/WET.........
Peter Honoré
DO IT! DO IT NOW! GET TO THE CHOPPER!
Wet/Wetter/Wettest!!!
I'm wondering if tremolo qualifies as a wettener. 😯
TPS is all about the search for better tone for me. Ending with the best tone you guys can muster couldn't be more suiting. Good its not THE ending and the story will hopefully continue for years to come. My search for better tone is definitely not over and you guys can definitely teach me tons of more ways to improve it. I saw a great rock band yesterday. Two guitarists and a bassplayer who all used the G2 switching systems on pedalboards sized like medium aircraft carriers and they sounded awesome. I bet they would not sound as great without you. keep spreading the good tones, your philosophy and your fabulous show ! Thanks.
23:02 - all that went before and now with fuzz, through headphones. Utterly. Completely. Speechless.
Oh my goodness gracious giddy auntieness!!!
What an extraordinary bunch of beautiful, beautiful BEAUTIFUL TONES!!!!!
It really is a joy to see you both transported by inspiration - all the way to a new shed. Please do a band thing. Please.
+Matthew Collis-Long cheers Matt, yes, we have plans for band thing for sure, really looking forward to it :)
I don't think I have ever seen Dan this inspired. Awesome episode!
There we are. Mick here. Great sound is everything. :0)
SULTANS OF SOUND
“Where words fail, music speaks.” ― Hans Christian Andersen.
Truly inspired playing. Looking forward to the next chapter of TPS.
I started this show then went into an adjacent room for a moment... What I heard made me come back, turn it way up, and start over. (I'm playing these videos on a surround/theater sound system.) Incredible. A fitting finale for That Pedal Shed!
All I can say is “going out with a bang”
Kicked it way past 11 on this one 👏
Awesome!! My "poor man's" way of getting nice wet/dry sound is: guitar to drive/comp/boost pedals to super champ x2, then it goes to torpedo captor loadbox and splits, normal speaker output with 20db att to the combo's speaker for dry tone, xlr output from the captor goes to xlr imput of pod hd500x for stereo reverb delay and modulations and then straight to monitors (with captors analog speaker sim), or to computer with wall of sound plugin and then to monitors. SOUNDS GREAT (at least at my apartment) :)
I love Mick's laugh at 15:18. And at 21:45 Dan loses his ever-loving mind. Great episode, guys. That was a proper send off for That Pedal Shed. I look forward to the new digs.
also after scrolling through most of the other comments here I gotta say, Mick doesn't get enough love for how good his playing is. Sorry for only talking about Dan in my first comment!
That Dan Jam at 21:23 ! Holy horse!
+Jacob K Guitar cheers J, I got a bit carried away, but the battle is as much about not being self conscious, and allowing yourself to be carried away ;)
Just so you know, I come back to this video frequently for inspiration. That jam is beyond ace.
Dan never played this brilliant and this wonderful before.
Totally. It just proves that sound absolutely inspires. It’s way more than gain and EQ - it’s connection!
I listened to 21:30-23:18 more than 20 times already. Inspired playing. Even my wife was blown away.
Enki Ea
no, but you should be afraid anyway
I have more enjoyment watching this show than watching tv..I learn from this show..
You’re doing a service in grand fashion; especially for those of us who have a history of accumulating gear that gets traded down the road. I’ve come to accept that what sounds good in the music store may not be so great when I get it home, and as such, just chalk it up as “part of the fun” of playing guitar. I fall in the camp of NOT tech savvy and your show definitely helps players like me. Thank you.
I appreciate how perfectly the tuning knobs on Dan's tele are aligned
+Marcus Choi hahaha, yep, hadn’t even noticed
Glorious, not leaving with a whimper that's for sure, always good to leave on a high.
That intro was just killer... The single best ring modulation I've ever heard in my life. Love TPS. 🤘
This is the episode I revisit to see Dan in a seriously inspired mood.
What a rig! Brilliant way to see That Pedal Shed off, looking forward to That Pedal Upstairs Room You Haven't Officially Named Yet.
@12:45 - serious early Rush tone with the semi-hollow and CE-1. "A Passage to Bangkok (Live)" for instance. Awesome.
Guys ... 80s classics right there. Def Leppard tonez and 80s Clapton! Captain lee would be jealous .
This video... encompasses EVERYTHING that is magical and glorious about the world of guitar. There was not one minute that I wasn't smiling from ear to ear from the expression that was coming from both you fellows. Love you guys to pieces!
I'm a man of simple tastes. I see a Pedal Show video, I watch and like
Guaranteed entertainment and education. On headphones this sounds awesome - I am really going to have to get a harmonic tremolo to go with the delay pedals. Really looking forward to the new venue. Onwards and upwards :)
opening tone was IRRESPONSIBLE
So big when you're listening with headphones.
30 grand of glory!!! Love this. What a great way to say goodbye to That Pedal Shed. Look forward to seeing the new place!
Man, this is the first time I've seen Dan so tuned into the tones that you can see and hear him pulling out so many tasty riffs, AWESOME... Cheers!
Hey Bill, Mick here. It’s everything we talk about when we say that great tone inspires better playing. It just elevates everything and is a perfect example of why connecting with your tone is not only important but essential in this whole thing. Granted, this rig was a bit ridiculous, but the results are there for all to witness. Dan was totally in another place. That’s why we do this. :0) Thanks for watching!
AMEN, brother!!
Dan at 21:48 OH MY GOD
Ah, cheers mate ;)
It was ridiculously good.
That sound is galactically spiritual!
41 minutes of pure justified self indulgence. A great sign off to That Pedal Shed. Looking forward to seeing the new place, guys.
In terms of tone, it can't get any better than that
The House That Schwang Built!!!!
Dan, that opening was an epic sound!
I'm listening on a 4K tele and to my ears it's 30k well spent. The sound on the intro playing was unbelievable.
Well deserved 👏 for Dan’s playing on this one. The 21-23 minute mark was epic. 🤤
I swear you guys read my mind every week and know just what I’m struggling with. Just got my second Marshall lead 12 which is a kind of affordable jtm 45. I’m going to run them wet dry wet with my matchless lightning which is more ac15ish in the middle. You guys rock!!
Dan, your playing was particularly amazing today. The wet/dry/wet rig is pretty cool, but your playing is really something. Thank you for making a great video and congratulations to you both on your time and success in That Pedal Shed. I look forward to the great videos I am sure you'll make at your new location.
I’ve said it, several said it, best guitar channel ever. It’s the only vídeos I watch on TH-cam I kind of feel the need to contribute towards such quality recogn..that pedal show t shirt on the way! Again and again and again: THANK YOU
Mick: You played soooo well at 13mins. Needed that. Thanks!
Thank you kindly!
Man, those sounds really made you play with inspiration. Awesome music! Thank you.
I really like this new room you've moved into. I'm sure it took a lot of hard work to get it looking exactly like the old one.
Hahaha!!!
So many moments where i'm just grinning ear from ear, or yelling out "come on" cause it's just sooo good! Both you gents blow me away and inspire to get better and play more. Far out what an episode!
This reminds me of what I’ve been trying to justify with my own rig and that’s the creation of a fully produced sound LIVE. We double or triple or quadruple tracks of and effects on guitars when recording but now we also have the power to get those big sounds live and, if you want to be inspired night after night, you need your tone to transport you to that magic place like where y’all get in this video.
The 'clarity' comes from the wet sounds framing a 3D image in your mind.... Time for me to blow the cobwebs off my Echorec and a few other delay pedals and do some signal splitting fun times into a few nice amps ... Farewell ye old Pedal Shed...
Grab your headphones and close your eyes. Awesome! After about 17:00 Dan needs a cigarette and Mick needs to cover his lap with his strat. Ohh baby, what a sound!
Clayton Duguay lol!
What was that he was playing? Was it a song or improv? Sounded sick. Super cheesey and 80s sounding but so badass lol.
Mates!!! Such gratitude. PERFECT episode to close a chapter. You are all amazing.
Now you boys are just showing off! Carry on...
Man what a sound!!! Epic guys 🤘🏻
Looking forward to seeing the new digs. Bit of perspective: thirty grand is a typical outlay for a symphony player's instrument alone. If that sound inspires you it is cheaper than music school ;-)
Nice, we like that!
So do we - we just heard back from a customer who bought an Echorec 2 off us - said it constantly inspired him every time he switched it on - written loads of music as a result. This is why we search for the good stuff - it's not about 'collecting' or 'cool' - all about what that gear can do for your music...
I keep scrolling up to like this video… again… and again… when in reality I hit like right after the opening jam when you guys were just laughing out of excitement/enjoyment/sheer disbelief at the incredible tone and inspiration it provided. This video sums up everything great about the show that you have built up… highlighting quality gear, finding what works and what doesn’t, giving us all food for thought and new ideas in our own rigs, and having just a great time doing it. Can’t wait to see what the new location brings to the show!
So good to see you guys get lost in the sound and all excited with it. This flow of raw emotions is what makes TPS amazing instead of another good gear channel. Thank you so much!!!
Wet Dry Wet is a great band/song name
Better than Wet Wet Wet for sure ;-)
dreamlike :-0
Maybe for a Wet Wet Wet tribute band who hasn't quite figured out the songs...
$30k is a bargain when the tone is priceless!
This episode reminded me of why I love this Show--honest emotions and a genuine connection to your craft.
You guys have a tough job. But week in and week out, you’re fighting the good fight. Keeping us all safe and sound. Nice work.
Ok guys, you finally made me do it. An Echocord Mini is on the way, courtesy of German ebay.
Nice little machines - hope it's ok - watch out for the pinch roller: they can dry out.
24:55 TO 26:05 BEST FUZZ TONE YOU GUYS HAVE EVER GOT!
So true!! The best Dan played ever (Imho)
21:30 The BEST guitar solo Dan has ever played on That Pedal Show. I mean really! That dude is a rock and roll machine...
Ah, thanks so much Nick :)
The playing toward the latter part of the video is something special. Kudos to the both of you.
Shit! Dan TEARING IT Up at the 21 minute mark. GO DAN GO! Such inspiring tone!
Ah, cheers Rei, we talk about how great time can connect and inspire, this is an example of what can happen :)
Dan seriously needs to build a song around those riffs (and that tone) and release it. I'll buy it!
This is my favorite moment of any episode they have done. Dan was in the zone.
ReiCow that section was INSANELY exciting - astonishing tone and playing. Section on a loop. With wine. Happy days (and nights)
Goodbye, That Pedal Shed!
IMHO the best sounding rig i've heard in years. Absolutely mind blowing!
amazing!! Dan letting loose!!!!!! what an inspiration! Mick n Dan are the best! Thank guys!
Gents, thanks for the 223 (by my reckoning) brilliant episodes to date. Here's to many more in your new crib!! Keep on truckin'!!
Danish Pete ! Yes !!!
I'm a big fat guy and I was standing up and cheering!!! never sounded so good. OMG X a billion
+Rod Goodbrand ah, cheers Rob :j
You guys are so complementary and symbiotic. Mickey you’re such a wonderful guitar player (especially when Dan dials you in for a tone).
Damn, you guys got me emotional!
So what do you mean, you got angry? Confused, happy...? Define your emotionz plzzz...
Doc Holiday I was inspired! The way you could see they were moved by the sound that was coming out and how they were continually speechless made me feel like I wanted to cry! When they got carried away playing, oh man! That's not something you see everyday!
Sure, I kinda already knew what you were saying with that but I was just messin' with you:P But yeah, you're right, just imagine what the sound must have been like, actually being there in the room
That FY-6 sounds gnarly! Maybe an episode on vintage 60s all out fuzzes? Companion, Fuzzrite, Park fuzz etc. 😬
Yeah. Nice!
Seconded!
Best episode ever!!! The enthusiasm was incredible. The playing was incredible. This is why I come back every week.
Professor Mick and Dan! You have made the tools for soundscape turn into inspiration! Every week we all tune in to see what The Professors will bring to the pedal board room! Bravo!
Damn! sorry for the double comment but you know the tone is GREAT when you’re “watching” a TH-cam video with your eyes closed!
Ah, cheers Nathan, yep, some very special tones today, an absolute joy to play
Nathan Brown ditto. For me too
What a segue into the new digs!! I think you did The Shed justice. Best of luck this week with the move. If you get a chance, I need some advice. I am on my way to pick up a 1968 Fender Bassman head in the morning. I am using a Mesa Boogie Transatlantic 15 into the matching 112 cab on the left, Boss Katana 100 into an Egnater/Guitar Warehouse 112 on the right, the Fender Bassman will be matched with an Allen Organ Gyrophonic rotary 212 cabinet in the center. I am currently running a wet/dry, with an ABYBaby, Katana and Mesa Boogie. Would I be better off with another ABYBaby, or the Humdinger to setup a Wet/Dry/Wet?
You tube needs something more than a thumps up for this vid. You guys were leaving earth on this vid! Killer licks and the sickest tone ever!
Dan's tone at the videos opening is simply amazing! Wow!
Dammit am I gonna have to get a third amp!? I can’t get away from wet/dry because of you two! 😂
Your next show should be "Playing With a Wet/Dry/Wet/Dry/Wet/Dry/Wet/Wet/Dry/Dry/Wet/Wet/Dry Rig"
Dan and Mick, what a great show. I’ve been playing about 18 months and suck as I don’t practise nearly enough but before I bought my first guitar I was hooked on TPS and Andertons channel. I’ve learnt all I know from mainly these two channels. Your show is a treasure chest of information and passion. I was waiting for this episode yesterday and what a show this was. I was laughing with you guys and sharing your unbridled joy and love for what you were doing. I am sure everyone else was also. Many many thanks for the weekly treat your show is. Keep it up please as I need my dose of TPS.
Thank you David. Practise is important, but sound good is just as important in our opinion. Some days you need the motivation to pick the guitar up and the prospect of great sound has the magical ability to provide it. Keep on pickin’, and thanks for watching.
AAAWWWW MMMAAANN!! That bit around 25-26 minutes in was sooo good
I guess the next level is
Wet-Wet-Dry-Dry-Wet-Wet
AP 74 They’d need a Four-Rock Amp for that one, I think
That is my set up. I split a stereo chorus, barely any effect to the dry center two amps, and two separate stereo signals to the two wet amps/cabs, two on either side of the dry stereo.... I get the neighbors asking me to turn it down from time to time.. One neighbor was two streets over... But , really such an unreal sound experience...
Have you guys ever thought about making an album together? you guys are both great singers & players so regardless if you guys did songs or instrumentals....covers or originals i think alot of people including myself would love to have that piece of work!!!
Ah, cheers DB. It’s something we’ll look at when we’re in our new place, we’d both love to do something
I'd listen to that.
The show must go on.
How that sound makes us feel is what music if for. Thank you TPS for years of inspiration.
+Daniel Bertola you’re most welcome :)