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Singer needs more volume on mic.

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Genius!

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Nice one, Mate!

Great song, Dude!

Bought one in 2000 fantastic amp

We need more Budnik

Sounds really good! Looking forward to hearing more!

Very nice! Wait…did…is that…a matching slide in Wabash Blue?!!! 😊

Love this things. Wanted to hear your take, thanks for sharing! Alex Yacovelli, Songwriter NYC

lol that’s a strap button, butthead. ❤

Does Dharma like it?

Thank god some people still watch the sopranos

whoa, whoa, whoa... You should not speak into a ribbon mic like that without a pop filter. The ribbon is delicate and will break or stretch when exposed to plosives. The ribbon on that thing is probably already sagging from that onslaught.

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Wilco has been my sonic shoulder for over 20 years. So I hear you. I think you will enjoy the Wilco song quiz on my channel. A.M. - The Whole Love

2:45 I really want one!!!!! That’s all I need for amplification! 😊

Wabash Blue!

Great review, thank you!

Sounds good

Just looking for champion videos 2020 with hindsight you about to get a whole lot of additional practice time

A ribbon mic is not a dynamic mic. It's a ribbon, I think you meant is it a passive or active mic. Also, to clarify, you can use a preamp with any mic. Again, I think you might be referring to "phantom power". I know it's just words, but I think it's important to clarify. Edit: turns out I'm wrong about a ribbon not being a dynamic mic, you were correct about that after I researched it a bit. They do, however, make active ribbon mics so you don't have to pump those full of gain to get a usable level.

Peep the "Cat in the Case" in the background! :)

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This guitar is Recording King's revivial of the old 1930's flat top box that was the axe of so many of the old blues players. The painted on fret markers were typical of that era. Just on a guess, I would say Recording King's marketing department looked at the Gretsch Jim Dandy, and said, "Yep, we can do that."

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Nice one, a nice trick is to only play when breathing out and to stop playing when breathing in. Can help to give the phrasing a more vocal quality.

Dude You need to tone down The energy level

I thought this was nick mullen lol

You are just like a little kid playing compulsively, you should introduce the instrument and show and explain all the functions, looked very stupid....

Caught me off guard w the hey there buttheads lmao

Just a piece of info for beginners looking for budget harps to start with. The Fender Blues Deluxe will allow you to bend the notes. With no problem at all. Bending is kind of the soul of the instrument, so its quite importart thing to learn. And most questions of beginners is "can i bend a fender or an easttop? " Yes, Yes you can. Good luck folks! 👍

there has been 3 revisions made to this amp over the years so 4 versions , yours looks like the first version and less desirable , which is partly why there is a price difference among them , but prices vary greatly on 2 amps exactly the same lots of times ...

Sorry iIm wrong ; a tube for phase inverter and 2 output power tubes. Preamps are solid state.

It is a Solid State amp ,not tube amp

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Ugh! All that snow! 😂

Gripp it n Rippp it 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

His forehead is so gorgeous. I just want to smooch it

Cool stuff bro.

I think this is my favorite roll yet. Nice pics!

Is it even playable at home? I’d imagine even in that space between 0 and 1 it’s loud af. 😂😂😂😂

I got rid of my 2x12 because I had to pay rent and couldn't afford it at the time. The place I pawned it at no longer had it when I tried to get it back :(

The Hot Rod Deville is a good amp. However, they are plagued with certain problems and issues that an amp repair tech MUST address. If it's working, you are lucky. If you want it to continue to work, it needs a qualified tech to go through it. I own one myself. ALL Hot Rod Deville amps need attention. There are crucial flaws in the circuit from the factory that will cause detrimental damage over time. All easily repaired if you catch them early. Letting it go will, in effect, literally let the amp go (away).

I love my beer in a jar.

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I have the Minnie Bucker in matte black. The secret to getting great tone out of it is to tune it down a whole step from standard. I record it through a mic- I plug it into a line 6 Pod Go for live stuff. It’s easy to get some pretty cool tones either way