What ever became of the Helix? I thought you were going to review it... I took a leap of faith and bought a Helix LT. LOVE it. Best gear purchase I’ve ever made. Sold all my pedals.
Shane Williams - I come out of the Helix to a small Peavey mixer - Aux send to FOH - Mono signal to a Headrush 108 FRFR - I’m very impressed with the Headrush. I wasn’t sure if the 8” speaker would be able to handle the low end. It does.
Is Phil the most honest guitar/gear guy/channel on you tube?? I think he kicks ass with his views and advice. Sorry Phil I know u wanna keep it PG and I said ass lol but with guys like Phil and Darrell Braun and many others(insert ur fave) we all win. We Rock the planet..🤘
Phil, I just found your channel a few weeks ago, and I'm having a blast watching all your videos. Thanks so much for offering up such entertaining and informative content. Keep it up!
Been playing since I was 5 yrs old. I've owned a million guitars. I have14 now. My favorite is my fender American Pro Strat, also. Next is my Squier 50's butterscotch Tele that I bought used, for $150, and I play it more because it sits by my chair in the living room, because I don't have to worry about it if my grandkids pick it up. So, go figure, you like what you like, no matter what the price, so if you buy what you like, you'll play it more.
Thank God for local music shops. I recently purchased a Boogie at a local shop, and I really don’t know how anyone makes a purchase like that without hearing it, experiencing it, touching it, etc. It’s such a personal purchase, and even more so with buying a guitar. BTW... retail price was the same as it was on the big internet shopping sites. Matter of fact, the guy gave me a discount right off the bat that made it a no brained.
I have 3 speaker cabs built by Mojotone here in the US. ! is a 2X12 they built for Celestion for their 50th anniversary. It's covered with 'gold tolex' and came with 2- 75W Creambacks. The other 2 I had special ordered. Both 1X12 made from solid pine and covered with tweed. I put a 15W Celestion Alnico Blue speaker in each. I use them with 4 small tube heads I have. The Mojotone cabs are the highest quality and best craftsmanship i have ever had, and they sound great! I've been playing for 50 years and have had quite a few! In stock ones ship fast. But if you custom order one be prepared to wait for it, mine took 6-8 weeks. Well worth the wait though!! JMHO... --gary
Hey Phil If you made videos of you fixing/modding your guitars in full Bob Ross mode or being quiet I'd totally watch it so would alot of others It would be a really good learning experience and it would get you alot more views just recording something you'd be doing anyway
Absolutely agree with you on the Super Champ x2! Think I’ve posted this before, but it is a great sounding amp. I have the head with the 1x12 cab and a WGS ET60 speaker, the best speaker for my tastes.
@alan wake yeah I would have to agree with that however what would you do if your regular tube amp broke you'd have to take it to somebody to repair it.I have two of them that I've had for about two years now the only problem I've had with them is that I had to remove the keepers on the tubes because they would resonate if you're rocking them hard. I'm telling you for a $215 price point they are a great sounding amp in a tube format. I usually set mine to the 1 watt setting. Run a pedal or two, maybe just the drive off the amp and spring reverb then jam for hours. Is it a blues jr, nope I also have a AC130 2x12 it's not that either. Just an inexpensive amp that will give you great tube sounds. I really feel this gets overlooked by the main channels most of us watch. I would love to see somebody like Phil come out and say hey there's a lot of talk about this amp, this is the price point, this is how it's made this is what it is and give it tone test with an honest opinion.
I own three of these Monoprice Stage Right amps...two of the 15W and one of the 5W versions. They all sound great, and cost me less than $400 for all three!!! I haven't heard too many TH-camrs talking about these amps. It would be great to see what Phil's take on them are...
@@daveyboy8907 Not as gainy as 5150 LBX's red channel because the latter has another gain stage. Also Dark Terror has a single channel, made in China and still pricier than the LBX. So I think it's overpriced.
I actually have an Yngwie style strat I had put together from spare Fender parts (70's Fender Mex re-issue neck, Japanese vintage white Fender strat body, Dimarzio HS-3 Pickups, Brass Nut etc.). I actually then bought that particular gig bag because of the Yngwie branding and the gaudy cosmetics LOL.
For bedroom amp, I'd recommend the Vox MV50 - although it's a hybrid with nu-tube tech, it's got a headphone jack, and a local pro plays one at gigs and keeps up with the band. The amp I have is an Orange rocker 15, and while that would be a good tube bedroom amp for switchable wattage (.5, 1, 7, 15) you could play it all day at the half watt setting without rattling the windows, but I think if you bought it for that, you bought the wrong amp. It works for that, but really shines in the 7 and 15 watt use. Also, if you're paying for a bedroom amp, the rocker 15 is 900 bucks new, whereas that Vox hybrid is 150 but you'll need a cab for it.
I've met Yngwie twice, and driven his Ferraris countless times due to the nature of my job. Never saw a cheetah print car seat, BUT I did see large piles of Rolex watches behind the driver's seat on the floor. Not in boxes, but just loose piles of them... weird.
I agree with you on the sound level for shows. I finally replaced my hand wired tube amp with my Katana Artist because I can't turn it up to get the tube amp into its sweet spot. All things equal the Artist sounds better at lower stage volume we play in most venues.
1.5” bass nut width as mentioned about the Sire bass is Fender Jazz bass nut width all day long, since it’s inception. Marcus’ Sire basses are based off his heavily modded 70’s Jazz.
Phillip question for you sir. Yesterday I bought a set of gibson pickups with the quick connection setup. It also has the board with the pots and everything. My question is , there are all the usual connections and also one marked out. What is this one for? Also do I need a different jack with this system? Help
Cheap tube amp suggestion- Epiphone Valve Jr. 5w. Can be found in a combo with an 8" speaker for $100-150. Head with a 12" speaker cab for a little more.
Could you add KYG to TuneIn’s podcast service. This way I can request Alexa to play KYG on my devices. Been enjoying your show and shirts for several years. Thanks
As far as first guitar amps go, if I had known then what I know now, I'd have bought a Laney Cub12R. Usable tones, effects loop, 1w or 15w for power, full tube amp and it works great for blues, rock, hard rock, metal. It cleans up fairly well too. But your best bet is to go to a guitar store, tell the guys what type of music you like to play, and have them help you dial in a good tone on a number of amps and see which one you like best.
I gig regularly at festivals and venues with sound men. Most stage volume is gone now. It's nice. I'm in my 50's and have been playing forever and tinnitus just started up in my left ear. Most gigs now, just sound really good on stage, without too much blasting amps.
Good evening Phil and all. Love all of the content you've put out but I have a question about Agile Guitars. A buddy of mine has one of their 8 string guitars and mentioned the company to me to check out. I am very interested in the Agile Chirality 627 Headstockless and want to pull the trigger on one but the no headstock scares me a bit. I love the look and the color of the body, the neck looks great and everything about is cool but I just don't know much about no stock guitars and how reliable the restringing is. I do have 2 other options from the company in mind, but would like feedback if you can on that specifc model or others that are similar. Thank you in advance for any advice.
I’ve had a dozen gigbags. The best one is this malmsteen fender: - neck strap - strap button location reinforced - good protection - not too heavy - sturdy zips - no cheap plastics parts. I can fit in it : - little big muff+power - music sheets - cables - clip tuner - capo - spare strings.
Given that you own a music shop, have you thought about making videos about running a store? It would be interesting to hear about how you started and how the business is nowadays.
Most interesting guitar rig is Larry Carlton's big rig. He uses his amp straight with double miced. One front of house the other goes to a mixer for wet effects the go to speakers (stereo) on either side of the guitar cab.
I saw dead and co. A few years ago and that was the first time i saw one of those shaker platforms. Oteil burbridge stands on one and plays barefoot a lot.
Need help, would appreciate everyone's help, want to purchase a tube amp, but have no way to try out the amps, slimmed It Down to the following, Fender hot Rod Deluxe IV, Fender bassbreaker 30r, Marshall 2525c, evh 5150 1x12 or evh lunch box, Will use pedals (od,del,flang,wah), 70% home use, only model with a Power soak Is evh 5150, really hard , play , blues and Classic rock.. thank You for your kind attention and help...
Even with a built-in power scaling EVH 5150 LBX II is still very loud, so I had to get an external power attenuator. PRS MT15 has better reputation in that regards.
Hey Phillip, love your show... I’m moving to AZ soon.. I’d like to look you up once I’m there.. I’m a blues and funky jazz player.. and by your personality, I’d think jamming with you would be a blast. I’ve got a pension for gear as well.. right now I take 5 guitars whenever I go out to play. However as a gear lover it might expand.... my question is what gear should I try to get in Indiana that I might have trouble getting in AZ?
Concerning building a kit. If you have any hesitantly ... buy a used Fender Squire, take it apart and put it back together. Start replacing parts. It’s the most easily hot roddable platform and an affordable approach to learning how guitars work.
Yeah I've upgraded the parts of my Squire Strat just because I was sentimental about my Squire being my first electric guitar, and now it kind of pisses me off that it is one of my favorite guitars since I now have custom shop stratocasters and PRS Core guitars. So yeah, use the cheap Squire till you figure out what you really like, then if the Squire is still the "type" of guitar you like (Strat, Tele, etc), then just start replacing the pickups, tremelo, saddles, nut, tuners, etc, until it is what you love. Then it is kind of fun to have a truly awesome guitar with the Squire label!
2 years ago when I found out there was a red Malmsteen fender gig bag with leopard interior, OF COURSE I ordered one for my mim strat. Who WOULDNT?🤣. Know anywhere I can find a spotted cowhide lined gig bag for my tele?
IMHO both dual and triple rectifiers are just marketing. Either you need to crank the volume to near maximum to get the voltage sag effect, or, the power supply has been designed to stay steady anyway. The reason they sound good is that a well designed valve amp will sound good anyway.
From Leo: I have a Sterling Cutlass HSS and all 4 levels of Squires. The Sterling Cutlass is right up there with the best Squire. I really love the voicing of the pickups. The two point trem works really well. I am not in love with the palm rest on the bridge, It just kind of hits me wrong. I do play sitting most of the time, I don't notice it standing.
Phil's often mentioned that he likes the Suhr Thornbuckers. Articulate, vintage output humbuckers. Also, Pearly gates by Seymour Duncan. Personally, I have Lollars in my Nash '57 reissue and, aside from Apache Bareknuckles that Ive tried, are incredible for tone in Alder body Strats. Lollar Dirty Blonde's in the Neck and Middle, and a Lollar Imperial in the Bridge. Simply heaven!
@@milliesdad8322 Thanks Mark...I think I remember that it was the evh Wolfgang humbuckers that he recently mentioned...but I will take all of your recommendations as good advice! Thanks again for getting back to me...donny
I’m getting ready to buy my first tube amp for blues and I’m probably going with the Blues JR. I hate that they don’t have more features like power attenuation or fx loop, however no other amp compares for quality of sound.
I'm a beginning guitarist and I wanted to know what wah pedal you would recommend to me because of course your not a real guitarist until you own one 😂
What ever became of the Helix? I thought you were going to review it... I took a leap of faith and bought a Helix LT. LOVE it. Best gear purchase I’ve ever made. Sold all my pedals.
I'm thinking about getting one also.
I love mine, best thing I've ever bought, I haven't regretted it once. What are you playing it through?
Shane Williams - I come out of the Helix to a small Peavey mixer - Aux send to FOH - Mono signal to a Headrush 108 FRFR - I’m very impressed with the Headrush. I wasn’t sure if the 8” speaker would be able to handle the low end. It does.
Is Phil the most honest guitar/gear guy/channel on you tube?? I think he kicks ass with his views and advice. Sorry Phil I know u wanna keep it PG and I said ass lol but with guys like Phil and Darrell Braun and many others(insert ur fave) we all win. We Rock the planet..🤘
Phil, I just found your channel a few weeks ago, and I'm having a blast watching all your videos. Thanks so much for offering up such entertaining and informative content. Keep it up!
Been playing since I was 5 yrs old. I've owned a million guitars. I have14 now. My favorite is my fender American Pro Strat, also. Next is my Squier 50's butterscotch Tele that I bought used, for $150, and I play it more because it sits by my chair in the living room, because I don't have to worry about it if my grandkids pick it up. So, go figure, you like what you like, no matter what the price, so if you buy what you like, you'll play it more.
Thank God for local music shops. I recently purchased a Boogie at a local shop, and I really don’t know how anyone makes a purchase like that without hearing it, experiencing it, touching it, etc. It’s such a personal purchase, and even more so with buying a guitar. BTW... retail price was the same as it was on the big internet shopping sites. Matter of fact, the guy gave me a discount right off the bat that made it a no brained.
I have 3 speaker cabs built by Mojotone here in the US. ! is a 2X12 they built for Celestion for their 50th anniversary. It's covered with 'gold tolex' and came with 2- 75W Creambacks. The other 2 I had special ordered. Both 1X12 made from solid pine and covered with tweed. I put a 15W Celestion Alnico Blue speaker in each. I use them with 4 small tube heads I have. The Mojotone cabs are the highest quality and best craftsmanship i have ever had, and they sound great! I've been playing for 50 years and have had quite a few! In stock ones ship fast. But if you custom order one be prepared to wait for it, mine took 6-8 weeks. Well worth the wait though!! JMHO... --gary
Hey Phil If you made videos of you fixing/modding your guitars in full Bob Ross mode or being quiet I'd totally watch it so would alot of others
It would be a really good learning experience and it would get you alot more views just recording something you'd be doing anyway
Really funny! It's your world...
OK..... I guess....
Orange dark terror is the best lunch box amp for high gain IMO. So dope.
For Bare Knuckle wiring diagrams, go to the Bare Knuckle website. They have a bunch of different wiring diagrams on the site
Absolutely agree with you on the Super Champ x2! Think I’ve posted this before, but it is a great sounding amp. I have the head with the 1x12 cab and a WGS ET60 speaker, the best speaker for my tastes.
Want a good tube amp at an entry price Monoprice 15W. Takes pedals well, very versatile for the $$$ it's worth it.
@alan wake yeah I would have to agree with that however what would you do if your regular tube amp broke you'd have to take it to somebody to repair it.I have two of them that I've had for about two years now the only problem I've had with them is that I had to remove the keepers on the tubes because they would resonate if you're rocking them hard. I'm telling you for a $215 price point they are a great sounding amp in a tube format. I usually set mine to the 1 watt setting. Run a pedal or two, maybe just the drive off the amp and spring reverb then jam for hours. Is it a blues jr, nope I also have a AC130 2x12 it's not that either. Just an inexpensive amp that will give you great tube sounds. I really feel this gets overlooked by the main channels most of us watch. I would love to see somebody like Phil come out and say hey there's a lot of talk about this amp, this is the price point, this is how it's made this is what it is and give it tone test with an honest opinion.
@alan wake alas my problem I live in the middle of nowhere so deals like that are very rare.
I own three of these Monoprice Stage Right amps...two of the 15W and one of the 5W versions. They all sound great, and cost me less than $400 for all three!!! I haven't heard too many TH-camrs talking about these amps. It would be great to see what Phil's take on them are...
Orange Dark Terror for best lunchbox... The tube one not the micro.. That’s my favorite anyway.. great stream tonight.. Thanks🍻🍻
It's not very high gainy
The micro dark has a preamp tube. Its a hybrid. Also plenty of gain.
Kote Kutalia they have lots of gain and are way better with a tube screamer in front..
@@daveyboy8907 Not as gainy as 5150 LBX's red channel because the latter has another gain stage. Also Dark Terror has a single channel, made in China and still pricier than the LBX. So I think it's overpriced.
I love the locking that come on PRS guitars. You can now get an SR version that are sweet!
I actually have an Yngwie style strat I had put together from spare Fender parts (70's Fender Mex re-issue neck, Japanese vintage white Fender strat body, Dimarzio HS-3 Pickups, Brass Nut etc.). I actually then bought that particular gig bag because of the Yngwie branding and the gaudy cosmetics LOL.
For bedroom amp, I'd recommend the Vox MV50 - although it's a hybrid with nu-tube tech, it's got a headphone jack, and a local pro plays one at gigs and keeps up with the band. The amp I have is an Orange rocker 15, and while that would be a good tube bedroom amp for switchable wattage (.5, 1, 7, 15) you could play it all day at the half watt setting without rattling the windows, but I think if you bought it for that, you bought the wrong amp. It works for that, but really shines in the 7 and 15 watt use. Also, if you're paying for a bedroom amp, the rocker 15 is 900 bucks new, whereas that Vox hybrid is 150 but you'll need a cab for it.
Love my mini dirty Shirley at the lower gain setting with the volume cranked up. It rocks 🤘🏼
I've met Yngwie twice, and driven his Ferraris countless times due to the nature of my job. Never saw a cheetah print car seat, BUT I did see large piles of Rolex watches behind the driver's seat on the floor. Not in boxes, but just loose piles of them... weird.
Love the channel, I jumped on the Malin pedal waitlist. Keep up the great page.
Just an Idea. What If a Guitar had a special compartment to store it's own Truss Rod Wrench? Hmmm...
I have a white Epiphone 58 style V. I put a new bridge and tuners on it. I'm going to replace the pickups and work on the frets. Cool guitar.
I agree with you on the sound level for shows. I finally replaced my hand wired tube amp with my Katana Artist because I can't turn it up to get the tube amp into its sweet spot. All things equal the Artist sounds better at lower stage volume we play in most venues.
Phil I'm 1/3 the way this week. Love the atmosphere. It's like you are in my livingroom as my friend. Thank you
LOVE the gigbag story.
At $100.00 a pop I don’t want one of those gig bags for all of my guitars!
I paid $16
Def score for you Phil!! I googled them and reverb wants $100.00. Your making them valuable buddy!!
FEBDER AMP YUK try VOX VT Amps
Sweet KYG episode! Thanks Phil!
Hate I missed the live show......
I kinda like the leopard print interior! :)
1.5” bass nut width as mentioned about the Sire bass is Fender Jazz bass nut width all day long, since it’s inception. Marcus’ Sire basses are based off his heavily modded 70’s Jazz.
Thank you PHIL! Ton of answered questions, and great amount of Knowledge! You Rock Brother.
Really enjoy your collaborations with Marty Schwartz! 🎸👍🎸
Phillip question for you sir. Yesterday I bought a set of gibson pickups with the quick connection setup. It also has the board with the pots and everything. My question is , there are all the usual connections and also one marked out. What is this one for? Also do I need a different jack with this system? Help
Cheap tube amp suggestion- Epiphone Valve Jr. 5w. Can be found in a combo with an 8" speaker for $100-150. Head with a 12" speaker cab for a little more.
Could you add KYG to TuneIn’s podcast service. This way I can request Alexa to play KYG on my devices. Been enjoying your show and shirts for several years. Thanks
As far as first guitar amps go, if I had known then what I know now, I'd have bought a Laney Cub12R. Usable tones, effects loop, 1w or 15w for power, full tube amp and it works great for blues, rock, hard rock, metal. It cleans up fairly well too. But your best bet is to go to a guitar store, tell the guys what type of music you like to play, and have them help you dial in a good tone on a number of amps and see which one you like best.
First tube amp: used Marshall DSL 40. I don't think you can find more amp for the money, and they're a bargain used.
I gig regularly at festivals and venues with sound men. Most stage volume is gone now. It's nice. I'm in my 50's and have been playing forever and tinnitus just started up in my left ear. Most gigs now, just sound really good on stage, without too much blasting amps.
For bedroom tube amp, check out the Ibenez TSA15. It comes in combo or head. I picked one up a few months ago used for 150. Great amp
You definitely should do that mini dirty Shirley - pink taco comparison please :)
Good evening Phil and all. Love all of the content you've put out but I have a question about Agile Guitars. A buddy of mine has one of their 8 string guitars and mentioned the company to me to check out. I am very interested in the Agile Chirality 627 Headstockless and want to pull the trigger on one but the no headstock scares me a bit. I love the look and the color of the body, the neck looks great and everything about is cool but I just don't know much about no stock guitars and how reliable the restringing is. I do have 2 other options from the company in mind, but would like feedback if you can on that specifc model or others that are similar. Thank you in advance for any advice.
I’ve had a dozen gigbags. The best one is this malmsteen fender:
- neck strap
- strap button location reinforced
- good protection
- not too heavy
- sturdy zips
- no cheap plastics parts.
I can fit in it :
- little big muff+power
- music sheets
- cables
- clip tuner
- capo
- spare strings.
Given that you own a music shop, have you thought about making videos about running a store? It would be interesting to hear about how you started and how the business is nowadays.
Phil, any opinion on the Supro Blues King 12 being any better than the Fender Blues Junior Tweed ?
Good small foot print tube amp is the new Supro 1W 8” Blues King for $300.
Most interesting guitar rig is Larry Carlton's big rig. He uses his amp straight with double miced. One front of house the other goes to a mixer for wet effects the go to speakers (stereo) on either side of the guitar cab.
Any advice on how to treat a pau ferro neck (hope i spelled that right) just linseed oil? Or is it totally different than rosewood?
Answer please
My first was a series 10. Yeah, I would take the Gibson Flying V that today all day.
Sweetwater has Blackstar...surprised you didn't know that.
They are in Indiana Im in Arizona.
@@PhillipMcKnight True. I wasn't getting that you wanted hands on without purchasing.
i just donated 3 guitars to a store that will fix an donate them... while i was there i traded 3 other guitars and got a MIJ tele blue flower
I saw dead and co. A few years ago and that was the first time i saw one of those shaker platforms. Oteil burbridge stands on one and plays barefoot a lot.
Blackstar HT 1r or ht 5r are both awesome
Got me a solo tele kit- man I love it - I will NEVER sell it. An experience every guitarist should try...
Phil has lots of ugly guitars hanging
In other words, I really like the Gibson stuff done right.
Need help, would appreciate everyone's help, want to purchase a tube amp, but have no way to try out the amps, slimmed It Down to the following, Fender hot Rod Deluxe IV, Fender bassbreaker 30r, Marshall 2525c, evh 5150 1x12 or evh lunch box, Will use pedals (od,del,flang,wah), 70% home use, only model with a Power soak Is evh 5150, really hard , play , blues and Classic rock.. thank You for your kind attention and help...
Even with a built-in power scaling EVH 5150 LBX II is still very loud, so I had to get an external power attenuator. PRS MT15 has better reputation in that regards.
Hey Phillip, love your show... I’m moving to AZ soon.. I’d like to look you up once I’m there.. I’m a blues and funky jazz player.. and by your personality, I’d think jamming with you would be a blast. I’ve got a pension for gear as well.. right now I take 5 guitars whenever I go out to play. However as a gear lover it might expand.... my question is what gear should I try to get in Indiana that I might have trouble getting in AZ?
You mentioned orange amps are hard to find... been thinking about getting cabs to expand my sound.
Concerning building a kit. If you have any hesitantly ... buy a used Fender Squire, take it apart and put it back together. Start replacing parts. It’s the most easily hot roddable platform and an affordable approach to learning how guitars work.
Yeah I've upgraded the parts of my Squire Strat just because I was sentimental about my Squire being my first electric guitar, and now it kind of pisses me off that it is one of my favorite guitars since I now have custom shop stratocasters and PRS Core guitars. So yeah, use the cheap Squire till you figure out what you really like, then if the Squire is still the "type" of guitar you like (Strat, Tele, etc), then just start replacing the pickups, tremelo, saddles, nut, tuners, etc, until it is what you love. Then it is kind of fun to have a truly awesome guitar with the Squire label!
Ratio tuners ! Is that the graph tech ratio?
Yes, they are by Graphtech
Phillip McKnight thanks for the quick reply
I can't find your podcast on spotify
2 years ago when I found out there was a red Malmsteen fender gig bag with leopard interior, OF COURSE I ordered one for my mim strat. Who WOULDNT?🤣. Know anywhere I can find a spotted cowhide lined gig bag for my tele?
Phil! Please sell me one of those bags! 😂
How much are the cases? Thanks
?what makes a dual rectifier so great? And why make a triple? Just more wattage?
IMHO both dual and triple rectifiers are just marketing. Either you need to crank the volume to near maximum to get the voltage sag effect, or, the power supply has been designed to stay steady anyway. The reason they sound good is that a well designed valve amp will sound good anyway.
Missed a question at 4 minutes in the index
Thoughts on Sterling Cutlass? Better than Squier?
From Leo: I have a Sterling Cutlass HSS and all 4 levels of Squires. The Sterling Cutlass is right up there with the best Squire. I really love the voicing of the pickups. The two point trem works really well. I am not in love with the palm rest on the bridge, It just kind of hits me wrong. I do play sitting most of the time, I don't notice it standing.
Phil...which pickups was it u mentioned that were good humbuckers for a strat?
Phil's often mentioned that he likes the Suhr Thornbuckers. Articulate, vintage output humbuckers. Also, Pearly gates by Seymour Duncan. Personally, I have Lollars in my Nash '57 reissue and, aside from Apache Bareknuckles that Ive tried, are incredible for tone in Alder body Strats. Lollar Dirty Blonde's in the Neck and Middle, and a Lollar Imperial in the Bridge. Simply heaven!
@@milliesdad8322 Thanks Mark...I think I remember that it was the evh Wolfgang humbuckers that he recently mentioned...but I will take all of your recommendations as good advice! Thanks again for getting back to me...donny
COOL
I’m getting ready to buy my first tube amp for blues and I’m probably going with the Blues JR. I hate that they don’t have more features like power attenuation or fx loop, however no other amp compares for quality of sound.
I'm a beginning guitarist and I wanted to know what wah pedal you would recommend to me because of course your not a real guitarist until you own one 😂