Shootout: Safety Razor vs. Disposable Razor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- King Gillette is often credited as inventing the "razor and blades" business model where razors are sold cheaply to get people buying a disposable blade. His double edged safety razor with disposable blades was revolutionary and supplanted the straight razor, which needed constant sharpening. Despite the "customer for life" reliance on replacement blades, the safety razor is a good product, for one thing, because it saves time the user would otherwise need to spend on sharpening a straight razor.. Not the same can be said for the modern disposable plastic razors and crappy "Turbo" and "Quattro" labeled jobs with detachable blades. These are JUNK. Stop buying them.
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Safety razors are making a comeback, people are sick of paying 50-60$ for 8 cartridges that last 4-5 shaves.
A .15 cent double edged blade lasts me the same amount of time.
I bought a 1950's Gillette safety razor.. First week; was nicks everywhere; but starting 3 week; it's super clean.
Bought a safety razor years ago. Best investment I ever made. You can buy a pack of 100 blades for ~$12. Cuts closer, more comfortable, doesn't clog and cheap as heck.
I love the point in this video, but you're killing me here. A few tips to make that shave even better
- Take your beard down before putting a razor to it.
- Prep your beard by steaming it first. A hot towel for two minutes or wash it with bar soap and hot water. The razor will cut through your whiskers like a hot knife through butter.
- Rinsing your razor in a sink is a good way to get an infection. Do it under the faucet.
Thanks for the tips. I'll use them.
I do pre-sterilize the sink, if that helps.
Yeah, wet shaving, beard should be wet like after shower.
No need to take the beard down if you use the right tool - an open comb double edge safety razor - or a replaceable blade straight razor aka Shavette.
Either a vintage Gillette Old or New Type or any other currently in production like a Merkur 15c/25c/41c (mild), a Fatip Picollo (full brass, mid aggressive) or a Mühle R41 (the beast) among many others.
Closed combs/safety bar razors are for shaving daily.
Never heard of anyone getting an infection by rinsing his razor in the sink. Sorry, but that's bull, unless you sh$t in your sink or never clean it.
If u use witch hazel or any aftershave with a little alcohol. Post shave . No worries. I've never disinfectant my sink before shaving. Never gotten infection from shaving
Price wise, compare this to virtually anything else:
Razor Kit with Blades & Mirror: amzn.to/2idQRUC
100 blades for $10!: amzn.to/2idl7yT
I am watching your channel for quite a while now, and I'm shook because you can make a comparison between shaving utilities more enjoyable than most of the crap that the TV spits out. Subbed
That'll make up for the subs I lose who are pissed I'm shaving on a guitar channel. :P
The Guitologist They could just "not watch" and realize that there are many things one has to do in life.
The Guitologist To be honest that makes me a little sad because they obviously didn‘t get the message :/oh, the people :)
Another bonus - if you have a really old house with one of the original medicine cabinets above the sink, it will have a little slot in it that allows you to fill the wall cavity with used blades.
Okay, I am now officially an old fart for knowing that. :-)
So... You're saying not to take shelter in an old house bathroom during a tornado.... 😲
My 1960s house has that "space" behind the medicine cabinent area. And what did I find? Gillette 1960s safety razor blades, still there. But its perfectly safe due to having a modern medicine cabinent with no slots bolted over the empty space.
Yeah, and you'll have a bunch of razor blades in your walls.
It's like tubes vs solid state amps, we all know which one is better.
my dad is 80 and still uses his gillette tto he had in the 1950's while in the air force. when i was old enough to shave he gave me his spare gillette tto from 1964 that i still use and will pass on to my son. sometimes, the old ways are the best.
I challenge ANY modern disposable razor to top that. 60 years is quality.
The angle a safety razor cuts at is better too it's at 90° so the hair is cut straight. This helps against shaving rash and in growing hair.
Safety razors all the way!
Ive thought about making this exact same video a few times, I agree 100 percent. Don’t know why more people don’t use the old school razors
Did the switch a few years ago, shaving with a safety blade is my zen moment in the day.
It's almost a joy to shave with these things.
That Bill Bailey insert had my dying! Thanks for another great video! You managed to make watching a guy shave, interesting!
Stick around next week when I do my pubes! :D
My face hurts from laughing, thanks man..
+ThrobbinHood :D
Expected memes, got quality comparison.
Oddly, I found this soothing. I watched 2x. I'll be trying of these on my legs soon!
The wife swears by it too now. It's the way forward.
If you really want to enjoy watching this again, watch it at 2x the speed.
You ever notice how Bic only produces super cheap disposable stuff? Their pens, their razors and their lighters? Cheap enough so you don't make a fuzz when you lose or break them and sold in bulk so their products seem to always be in abundance. Long story short: their model is made to keep you coming back for more. It's a shame this model has now been taken over by manufacturers for consumer electronics and appliances and it explains how printing documents at the home is a hellish task some 600 years since the invention of the printing press.
Z. Olderautist I do like their ballpoints. They are reliable.
Ironically, they make some really good double edged safety razor blades and they are made in France no less.
When you put your blade in baby oil, what does that do for the blade?
This video definitely shreds .
Historical videos brad may want to revisit? Praying for you buddy.
I've been using dollar shave club for about a year now. I couldn't be happier 👌🏾
Seen the ads and wondered about the service. How does it work?
The Guitologist I get the 4 blade Razor and it's only 6 bucks a month. It's like having a Netflix subscription.
Compared to this, that's robbery. You're over paying.
$6 a month for four "heads" which each contain 4 blades is not robbery. Plus the dollar shave club blades are far better than any safety razor blade I've tried.
+Will Castillo compared to a $.10 blade that will last several shaves, $6 a month is expensive.
I just ordered a safety razor online yesterday. I hope with using it I can finally get rid of my skin irritations which I always get when using a disposable razor.
Seeing Brad shaving somehow is really pleasing to see
AAAAAAnnnnd, you're a weirdo. :D
I can't get a good shave unless I shower right beforehand.
Good one Brad.
+Dan Berthelot thanks, Dan.
Brad my dad had one of those Gillettes for years, i now want one. Also where did you get the intermission music from , don't know why but i like it.
+Hugh Caldwell TH-cam copyright free music, called Ipanena Dream.
Awesome, digging out my raimundo guitar right now. cheers
Hi Brad, that shave took years off you!
Maybe I'll go try to buy beer and see if they card me.
I just made the switch after seeing this video. I was using 2 razors everytime I shaved and this route will save me money. Safety razors for the most part are the same design/concept but the blades I’ve read are different. I bought the Van Der Hagen razor and am currently using the supplied blades. Just wondering what the very best blade for these razors are. What’s everybody else using? Sharpest isn’t always better but I want something that is best for sensitive skin. Suggestions?
+crazyelvis3577 I'm too new to know. Many are recommending feathers. I put a link to 100 cheap ones in the comments. I bet they would work fine.
Wow you make shaving look easy. When I started wet shaving I had a lot of tugging.
It's probably worth noting that the newer disposable razors aren't deigned to be used on full beards as shown in this video, they're only really designed to get rid of stubble. Also, does anyone know why Brad submerged the blade in baby oil at the end?
That's an old custom from when blades were made of carbon steel. Keeping it in baby oil meant water couldn't rust it and the blade would last longer. It's not very necessary anymore because new blades are coated with chrome or platnium
Shaving cup and cake of shave soap lasts way longer than canned product.
Already made the move. Stuff's in the mail.
You can get than at Sally's. Around$8. I love mine.
They are surprisingly cheap. You can get a razor with 5 blades and a couple accessories for around $15 on Amazon. And the blades are like 100 for $15. Last forever.
I enjoy both safety and straight razor shaves myself
I just keep a beard anymore and use our Conair sheep shears from time to time, hehehe
Get some Mane and Tail shampoo. All us headbangers used to use it back in the day because we were told it would make our hair grow fuller, faster.
The razor is not made by van der hagen, it is made in China by weishi, it can be bought for $8.30 with free delivery under the name of Weishi 9306
For that beard I would have recommended a Stewart Clipmaster, before using a safety razor.
sunlounger29 but the safety powers through like a bogged down push mower in a field...
There's a reason why cartridges razors overtook safety razors. Convenience and time. My Dad is 101 years old. He threw out his safety razor in 1973. He used trac 2, atra, sensor Excel & now Harry's. Cartridges are faster & more convenient
Haha. They are shit.
@@TheGuitologistYet they hold over 90% of the shave market. They sell. Safety razors are a niche market. If there was a high demand trust me the razor companies would be featuring them in mass. Same reason you don’t see pay phones anymore. Technology kiddo
Totally agree. I've been driven to anger tapping out safety razors. Hate them! I even have a straight edge but success with that depends on my mood xD The hatch razor is perfect
I️ use a straight razor - simple and best shave you can get - but who shaves in November !!
A-Kachurak I don't trust leaving one of those lying around the house with my wife.
Good answer.
One of the failures of that older technology is those "safety razors" tend to nick and cut a face (as you demonstrated), no matter how careful you try to be. I use a triple bladed Gillette Mach 3 razor because it DOES allow me to easily clean it out under running water, and it DOESN'T cut or nick my face. I have tried others, but they aren't as maneuverable and able to get into the tight spots on a face like the Mach 3 does. I'm retired now, so I don't shave everyday (more like once or twice a week), but when I do, I shave in the shower and I do it with my eyes closed. I can feel where I need to shave with my fingers. It only takes a few minutes and it's as close a shave as I have ever gotten, and without any nicks or cuts. Ever. You just have to get used to it and learn how to use it properly. The disposable blades last a long time, too. I'll replace a blade probably three times a year, and only when the blade gets to a point where shaving feels a bit uncomfortable. And no, I don't have any connection with the Gillette Company. I'm just offering my two cents' worth.
By the way, I really enjoy your amplifier mod and repair videos. They take me back to the days when I repaired guitar, PA, and accordion amplifiers (the late 1960s and early 1970s), and so many other tube based electronic devices. Your commentary makes me smile since I actually remember and understand all that older technology, especially now that so much is solid state, and way too often "disposable" today. Keep creating the great content. I love it!
I've been using a safety razor for decades. I've just recently started to see them in the stores again. I use a mug and shaving soap with a brush when I can get it (rather than shaving cream from a can). Safety razor blades are cheaper than disposable razors and do a better job so there is no reason to use disposables.
never knew of this. buying a safety razor today.
It's the way to go, Cody. Wish I'd known about it when I was 20.
I was looking on Amazon earlier for the best deals and came across these. Those blades are DIRT cheap and each one will last several shaves.
Razor Kit with Blades & Mirror: amzn.to/2idQRUC
100 blades for $10!: amzn.to/2idl7yT
The Guitologist That's weird, the gold is cheaper than the silver!!
My thoughts exactly. Also growing some beard for added november fun. Heavy duty razor will be needed in december.
haha definitely
Well, you've presented a convincing argument about razors. But the thing that we seldom ask is "Just cuz we have the technology, does that mean we should do it?" Maybe you had court or something, I don't know, but I don't think you should have shaved your beard. What I'm really interested in is good trimming technology.
My beard is very fast growing. I grow several beards a year and seldom shave. That may change though since finding this razor.
Wait. How do you grow several beards without shaving? Myself I could say I have a couple beards right now. The good one, and the extra hairs...
Hell yeah buddy the best way to shave man i be doing it for 3 years now best
But you need to change the blade if its broken so get the new ones
If only I could grow facial hair
I'm a fan of your work, Mr. Zappa. You don't need facial hair.
Frank Zappa But you have one hell of a flavour saver. And that lip caterpillar...
.....I use my toothbrush to clean my disposable... lasts long time....you surprised me....as your almost as smart as me.... fixing stuff!.....had a roommate in college who used safety razor, kept razor in a small plastic pyramid ( to extend life ).... he'd swear he was getting weeks of shaving using this pyramid.... he didn't know we were changing his blade every week!...lol
Looks like a tie to me: both are just as easy to throw away.
The DE was killed by the injection razor not the disposable razor and definitely not the marketplace razor. The single blade injector razor was just a better design. also with modern cartledge razors and disposable razors being based off the original injector razor which was designed to be ran over a faucet it's no surprised that people have clogged misses cuz they're simply not using the razor as it was design.
For god's sakes man, trim your beard before shaving when it's that long :D Thanks for the vid though, I also hate that you can't clean modern razors properly. I'll look into the safety razor for sure
TheSphericalGuy I usually do, but wanted to get the dramatic high speed shaving shot.
Good to hear! You make great content, keep it up!
If you bathe and shave every day like myself you'll find that disposable
cartridges (Mach 3 in my case) can last a few weeks. Seeing as how I'm
gainfully employed, I'm able to afford them and I don't have to obsess
over how cheaply I can buy shitty shaving gear with which to lacerate my
face.
your suppost to throw them away? wtf
French porn music from the 70’s@6:30
While I agree 100% about the cost and waste involved in cartridge and disposable razors, basic man points have to be deducted for not simply using your wife`s toothbrush to unclog these things, or you could simply strop them on the inside of your arm or your jeans.
Why in the hell would you shave a full beard off before trimming it with a beard trimmer?
Grow the beard back! LOL
I’m disappointed you used canned shaving cream-I use a badger-hair brush with a shaving mug with soap in it. Get with it!
Wife went badger brush for my birthday, I think. It's in the mail.
Try a mach 3. Those shitty plastic ones will cut you up.
The only ones i could use is the good news disposables but they quit making them and i cut myself with all the rest of them and i am on blood thinners.They don't want anything to last anymore. Look at dish washing liquid, it doesn't even suds anymore but it cost more. SAme with laundry detergent. Paper towels also, junk. The new slogan is-charge more,less quality and quanity.
Feathers Maiden Japan
I can't believe I sat here for eight and a half minutes watching some dude shave
Joke's on you, dude! :P
welcome to the wetshaving youtube community! :)
Ironi, is called "safety razor" but he cut his face...
They're safe compared to their straight razor predecessors
All safety razors are not the same. Parker 92R (mild) vs Merkur 37C (very aggressive).
All safety razor blades are not the same. Dorco (normal) vs Feather (samurai sharp).
Using the Merkur 37C with Feather blades is a very challenging experience.
Sounds like my kind of challenge...the kind with a potential for blood at the end.
The Merkur 37C is an awesome safety razor. The head contorts the blade so the stroke is more of a scything action. Very dangerous in the wrong hands.
I bought a Mercur razor and some Feather Hi-Stainless platinum coated blades some time ago. Best shave ever. The blades are super sharp and superior to the Wilkenson and Gillette type blades. As you say, you need a light touch; don't press and let the weight of the razor do the work. I also use a badger shaving brush and shaving mug and soap to work up a good lather. Wash you face well before lathering up and re-lather before each pass over your whole face. Rinse well with cold water when done and you have a face smoother than a newborn's butt.
Feather blades are very polarising in wet shaving community
The disposable ones clean up very easily with a toothbrush. But yeah, the old ones were better.
I switched two years ago, will never go back to disposables. It also helps that a pack of blades is like $2.50 and will last you a year or more.
Even if you don't stretch your blades to the absolute limit, a pack of 100 is only like $10 on Amazon! amzn.to/2idl7yT You'd have to be crazy to buy anything else.
The thing is not everybody is as cheap/broke as you.
Tis but a scratch! Classic.
After Gillettes stupid manhating comercial, I will never buy another razor from them. I just started to use safety razor again, and it is the best shaving. period.
Pretty manly to be this sensitive bro
I use the shitty disposable ones as I dont currently own a safety razor but I always take the majority of hair of first with my hair clippers & that makes blades last a lot longer. I need to buy a safety razor online as my dad & grandad always used those. They kick ass. ;) I need a shave today actually.
AW MAN !! I was waiting on you to snap the razor in half and shave your eyebrows!!!!!!!!!! hahahaha
That pink floyd the wall scene gets me every time thats so creepy. I used one of those old style as my first razor my uncle was a barber he used a straight razor but he gave me the safety razor later on in High School I wore them around my neck & as a ear ring real Blades !!!! I dulled them but this was before Dimebag I drove the teacher crazy they couldn't get over me wearing real razors.
Dude, that's metal!
b4 dime bag, british steel lol
Exactly. These blades remind me of that album cover.
My dad played with a dude called "Jack tragic" in the late 80's. "Jack Tragic and the Unfortunates" was the name of the band, it was like GG Allin meets the Misfits on acid. Jack had this leather jacket that had utility blades sewn into the sleeves and shoulders, he'd get into the pit and slam with people, and they'd get cut up. He was a sick dude, but my god was he a brilliant performer......
man I wish I could use one of those but i would need a blood transfusion afterwards. Nothing like a close shave.
What do you call a man who just shaved off his beard?
Defendant.
tiny b haha!
tiny b lmao
Damn man! You went from 50 to 32!
I wish I didn't waste so much time with disposables ...
I tried to shave my legs with one , it was a f**king pain . the thing just clogged up after like a few strokes , and I was pressing so hard that my skin was a total mess afterwards .
0/10 would not use again .
By half way you looked like Abe Lincoln but I didn't recognize you by the time you were done You need to pressure wash the modern razors from the back to clear them Gotta do the same to my beard but I hate shaving
Bloody brilliant! I used to use my Grandfather's Wilkinson Sword safety razor when I first started shaving, but threw it out for, what I thought, was superior shaving technology. My face was never the same. It looks like I'll have to get out and find myself another old safety razor. As you get older, you just get so complacent.
they make better dispo razors. with the older ones you have to mark all of your uneven bumps etc on your face. you can get a cheap razor holder and use your older razors or you can buy a nice razor and just maintain it and pass it down to yo kids.
Get on here too late and all the good comments are taken,,, oh well,, I'm with you on this Brad and if I ever shave again, safety razor is how I'll go............... Disposable razors,,, uggggh.....
You've found the ultimate solution, Carl. Just don't do it. :D
Damnnn!! You dropped about 20yrs with that shave!! That's for the video, super helpful 🍻
I really like safety razors. They don't burn my face up. I had alright luck with the mach 3 too. I've always had a problem with multi bladed razors giving me horrible ingrown hairs
ALDI'S THROW SHAVERS ARE THE FUCKING WORST
Nice to see Bill Bailey dropped in with his Hydra guitar. You're good company, Brad.
i use a butterfly/ safety razor for 15 years its the best shave ever every time
From Steve speilberg to John Lennon. You are a master of disguise my friend! 😉
You should have gone with the Amish look. I have and use my uncles brass WWII razor, he would have been proud of ya. WooHoo.
Allen Woody I usually shave in stages. Depending on my mood, I'll go Abe Lincoln/Amish/Henry David Thoreau, 60s goateed beat poet, Burt Reynolds circa 1977, Adolf Hitler circa 1957. :D
6:36 Who is he?
What you're doing in Brad's channel?
haha. I've had the wildman look a while, I guess.
I have used the safety razor for the last several years and have been very happy with the switch. I bought 100 blades on amazon for about $13. Still using them, the blades last for a very long time and I shave every day, sometimes twice a day. So I would heartily recommend using a safety razor over other forms of razor, it has saved me quite a bit of money. Only thing is you have to respect the razor when you shave, don't go hacking at your face or you will be bleeding from several places. Just take it slow, realizing you have a very sharp instrument in your hands.
+James Brown very sage advice.
I just turned 29, and have been using a safety razor for about a year.. I went on to buy a gillette fatboy and black beauty.. and use feather razors.. Never in my life since I started shaving have I got closer and better shaves.. plus the soaps are better. I recommend getting a cheap boar brush and some taylor of old bond street soap. Really adds to the experience of shaving.
Thanks for the recommendation. I think I'll do that.
Feathers here as well. West Coast shaving online.
RazoRock through italianbarber.com offers a ton of great soaps, aftershaves, brushes, and razors at very affordable prices. A lot of people think of their products as less than because they're cheaper than the rest of the offerings on the site but i've used high end gear and the low end RazoRock stuff and never had any of the RazoRock gear let me down.
yeah I agree, razorock is great. XXX is one of my fav soaps they make.
How about that DONE RIGHT THE FIRST TIME,
The Super Speed did well considering it's not a very aggressive razor at. Try finding a Vintage Gillette NEW, or grab a nice new open comb razor. I like the Fatip Grande in gold; solid brass and open comb. It'll mow through that beard like nobody's business and clog even less than the SS. If you're looking for good, cheap blades, might I suggest you look at Voskhod, or Shark Super Stainless. If you're feeling a bit richer, grab some Gillette Silver Blues from Russia. You like the Blues, right? :-)
Thanks for the suggestions.
I started to use safety razor this summer and will not go back to disposables. In Finland Gil.. Mach3 set of 5 refill blades costs over 20 euros. I bought 50 Japanese Feather safety blades for 10 euros in eBay. And you need fewer strokes and end result is much better. Just using thick slick soap lather made from "Blue's soap" with brush.
Your experience matches my own. I used to get those stupid refill blades and I'll never go back now. Live and learn.
I use a straight razor - barber's tool. Takes some time to get used to, and some blood, but it's really effective. Worth learning how to use properly though...
You're right though - everything from a safety or straight razor is recyclable - I have a "sharps" box for my old blades - and we can stop filling the world up with plastic crap.
Exactly. I don't like the idea of filling fish bellies in the Pacific Ocean with shards of my shaving kit.
The old Gillette you have is a 1940's Superspeed and it's a much better razor than the Van Der Hagen. The Van Der Hagen is a rebranded Weishi 9306, which is a relatively cheap chinese razor. Get a synthetic shaving brush and some quality shaving cream or soap and the shave will be even better.
Someone else pointed out the quality difference in the razors too, and I do see it now. Makes sense. My wife just bought me a badger hair brush and soaps for my birthday, so I'm getting my shave right.
only problem with my safety razor is it's hard to travel with.
Gillette actually makes a disposable safety razor for the Indian market that works GREAT in a pinch. They're called Gillette guard, and they can be picked up cheap on ebay.
They let the razor on the planes, don't they? In luggage? Just not the blades.
Should of done the Wolverine mutton chops look .
islanderwinder also called the James Hetfield circa 1991.
hey,brad! fine to see
how you teach the youngies the right
shave,with a solid
welly made tool-
that works fine for
generations. not
this piece of plastic
crap .
funny vid! more like this please!
rockn rolly!
You have been heard, sir.
Got one, way better than the stupid multi blade crap. "The first blade lifts then the second cuts" remember that? Does that mean the first one is dull , "ouch"!
I remember the commercial, and thinking "that's physically fucking impossible!"
Good video on the benefits of old-style DE shaving - now you need to learn how to shave properly (brush, block soap, better razor technique etc)
Eddie Willers I don't shave enough to be good at it.
Been using safety razors and shavettes for the last 3 years now. One of the best financial decisions I've ever made. I also used to get terrible razor burn, which is no longer an issue. You really should use real shaving soap and a brush for the best experience.
A few notes on things I think you got wrong, or would be helpful to have mentioned. For one, double edge razor blades are cheap. I bought a 100 pack of a blade that I like for less than $10. Another thing, different blades work better for different people. You mentioned that you get a few small cuts whenever you shave. This could either be due to using an old razor and which doesn't hold the blade properly, or the type of blade your using is not suitable for your particular face.
Honestly there's just too much to go into in one youtube comment. If you're interested in trying wet-shaving, or just saving money and switching to double edge razors, check out this subreddit: www.reddit.com/r/wicked_edge
Brad, I've been watching your videos for the better part of the last year and I've loved everything you've put out. That includes this video. I think you're sharing some great information for people who don't know any better. Thanks for providing great content.
Spend a couple of hundred dollars, buy a decent straight razor and accessories and forget about it!
That's one angle, but the sharpening time is worth something, surely...
I switched last year. It's so much better. It doesn't irritate my face. Thats the biggest thing.
I'm new to this as well, but I'll never go back either. My Papaw had it right.
Brad, get yourself a shaving mug & brush also.... The Pink Floyd video from the 80s stopped me from ever considering using real razor blades, but once blades hit $20 per pack I got the safety razor endorsed by Pawn Stars' Rick Harrison. I ordered extra blades. All in for $25 and I have enough blades for rest of my life.
Worst part of buying modern blades was they are always changing and trying to figure out which ones fit your handle and then end up having to return them.
Plus, they're just shit even when you get the right ones. Work for one shave then clog and go dull.
The Guitologist
Hi Brad, is it possible to talk to you about my 1967/68 Silverface/Blackface Super Reverb?
My household lights would go dim when an appliance started for several months. A power surge occurred 2 days ago that ruined a few things that were plugged in due to a bad neuteral wire coming from the power co, which was related to the dimming. I didn't think it damaged the amp, but the sound seems a little sour and not quite as loud since then. Do you think a portion of the components may have been damaged or is it my imagination?
I'm a fan that has often wanted to ask you several other questions and thought perhaps you might even like to make a video of my odd-ball Silverface/Blackface amp, to show how to identify if truly a 1967 factory AB763 in a 1968 cabinet, but main question now is if you would you be interested in giving it the "once over"?
Greg 228-355-8711.
Oh man, you are right on the money again Guitologist! Just like the incandescent bulb versus the crap halogen/compact flourescent bulb fiasco. Not to mention that when you shave normal daily growth of whiskers they pack so tightly in between all those damn blades you can never get all of it out. :-( Keep it up my Friend! I'll keep watching!
+chisolm5 yep
+chisolm5 yep