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Hi lads, thanks for the detailed video. I am curently looking to buy one of these or a gibson es335. Any thoughts?

Happy birthday Dan xxx

Does any body know when Gretsch stopped making This guitar in Korea? I am going to buy one and I am in Korea I could hardly find one the good thing is that the Korean made comes with hardcase

In a house full of tube amps and cabs ( including a quad box ) my favourite clean sound is a Strat through my little Marshall MG10 ( with a TC reverb pedal ) sitting on a table right in front of me played fairly quietly. It amazes me that something so small sounds so good, and it cost me $45 second hand !

Do you still recommend this one today?

I just picked one of these up at the local guitar shop yesterday... chose it over a Vox NightTrain... tough choice but this amp sounds fantastic... reminds me of the MesaBoogie I had back in the day.

You need to play them one at a time. with two playing it is way to much noise to tell the difference. Also you have the microphone difference and the guitar on the front sounds better with which ever guitar in in the front.

From his chops, one would expect he knows better than to demo an amp exclusively saturated in effects.. that delay is akin to way too much perfume .

Great review! Nice guitar other than weight, wow it looks so identical to RG5320C-DFM I showed Dan few days ago, which I aim for in September... Keep up! :) Cheers Phil, Dan.

As a watch enthusiast, what watch is that?

It looks great in 4K!!!!!!😊

Hellraiser for sure

highly recommended.. worth every dime.. i had one..and if you sound bad in this amp, there is something with you..

This Video is in 4K,Just go to settings,click Advanced then 2160 And youll see the Scenery much better! 😊 thanks for watching!

Great cover ...luv the video ...more

This is really cool guys. I was looking at these, but also at the Joe Walsh Duesenberg. Kinda torn which cleans I like best. Any pointers you could share?

I have this Amp, and i love it. A cheap bugger, yes. Some complain about the clean channel, but i think its ok. I don't know if its just my Amp, but the boost channel produced a lot of Noise. So i plugged in my GT-10 at the back, like a Pre-amp channel i guess. And the noise was gone🥳🤠👌🤌. Also brilliant that you can use this as a top on larger cabinets❤ its a steal

Вот это хватка у рыжего, огонь 🤘тут не о гитаре видео ))

Just picked 1 up in NSW AUST. Fully rebuilt, even the tolex. Amazing amp! $250. Sounds as good as my Vox AC 15 C1 (but obviously different) @ 1/3 the price. Jam on! Maybe a Vintage 30 on the cards, but then it's not cheap.

My Korean Gretsch goes out of tune….

Here's the price on them now in 2024 i would imagine this will effect everywhere eventually...Jackson X Series Signature Adrian Smith SDXM Electric Guitar (Snow White, Black Pickguard) Bundle with Adrian Smith Molded Case (2 Items) Brand New Price$829.98Jackson X Series Signature Adrian Smith SDXM 6-String Electric Guitar (Right-Handed, Snow White) The Jackson X Series Signature Adrian Smith SDXM Electric Guitar features a poplar San Dimas body and a bolt-on maple neck with graphite-reinforcement rods that refuse to budge, no matter how much environmental stress it's exposed to. It's 12 to 16 inch compound radius maple fingerboard with 22 jumbo frets and black dot inlays is the perfect launching pad for rapid-fire riffing or complex chords. High-Output Humbucker The SDXM packs a Jackson high-output humbucker in the bridge position and Jackson single-coil pickups in the neck and middle positions. The humbucking pickup was painstakingly voiced for a full, rich tone while providing maximum overdrive and sustain, whereas the single-coil middle and neck pickups deliver that unmistakable Strat snap. A five-way blade selector switch with single volume and tone controls open up endless tonal possibilities, while the Floyd Rose Special double-locking tremolo system keeps the guitar in tune through any abuse you throw its way. 12 to 16 Inch Compound Radius Maple Fingerboard Jackson pioneered the use of the innovative 12 to 16 inch compound radius design, in which the maple fingerboard gradually flattens toward the heel from its more rounded profile at the nut. This makes for comfortable and natural-feeling chording and riffing near the nut, with optimal shred articulation and bending nearer the heel. Jackson High-Output Humbucking and Jackson Single-Coil An atypical configuration for Jackson, this guitar features a humbucker in the bridge position and single-coil pickups in the neck and mid positions. The Jackson high-output humbucking pickup was painstakingly voiced for a full, rich tone while providing maximum overdrive and sustain. The Jackson single-coil middle and neck pickups deliver that tried-and-true Strat sound.

Thanks a million for the video, sounds deadly! I am thinking of buying this for busking. I'm a solo singer but not a great guitar player. My plan is to pre-record the guitar and then as I am busking, play along to the backing track via the bluetooth on my phone. Do you think it's possible to do this using this system? If so, would a 400 or 600 be best?

How about one had single coils and one has humbuckers...Wow.. You can't compare these two guitars...there're two different instruments....yikes

That was groovy and uncommon, thanks.

Very nice lads. Looking forward to more of this.

Great noise for sure and a three piece ...more

I thought this was a cover it was so good! I like the Zeppelin-esque harmonies at the end. Also nice wheels at 3.00.

I really dislike the attitude from the guy on the left, dude on the right is getting some good / decent sound out of the amp, and the man just laughs and laughs like "you can't be serious".. get of the high horse just a little bit

Phil is the Gary Moore of Oz man. Hope that's a valve Vox, not transistor in the background. ty 4 review lads

Just bought one for $26.26c hard to believe 🤔🐑😳😂 people don't know what they have.....? 😮 💥🤯😜

must sound worse in the room because besides waaay to much delay it sounds good to me ...

The tan is actually an English white color based off of a 50s jaguar car

Was that a bit of Blondie "The Hardest Part" ?

If you are going to talk guitar history, get it right. The SG3000 was NOT released at the same time as the SG1000 and SG2000. The SG range had existed in some form from 1973 but it really took off after Yamaha built one for Carlos Santana in 1975. In 1976 Yamaha released the SG range you are referring to with the SG2000, 1500, 1000, 700 & 500. The SG3000 did not appear until 1982. I have a 1976 batch SG1000 that I bought new in September 1977. It does things that Gibsons and Fenders can only dream of.

The guy on the left's amp sounds massively over processed and not real. The old MG sounds like an actual guitar. I play blues with mine and it's all I have, it's authentic sounding and not modern fake

Have mine for years. Clean is so clean. OD is impressive. ANY Boost, Cascades GREAT. Wish Speaker swap was Ez.

what is jamano tokai or what endless stupid talk about flames giveme black custom

It is not hard to make an amp sound good.First you have to spend time with it,2nd you need a nice guitar,3rd you need to adjust your volume and tone on guitar.

What exact model is this???

They sound like banjos

My sister in law just asked me if I wanted one of these, I said how much, haven’t heard back yet but the amp could definitely be mic’d up and run through the mixer. Lots of the legends like Nugent do.

Pedal very imazing but the guitar irritating.

Your guitar humbucker but like single coil....very noisy.

Great pedal......but noisy and hum..

Once again, it's that time of the year again. Merry Xmas and Happy New Year Oi! Oi! Oi!

WOW!!!!

This pedal shines in front of a driven amp. I have never found a dirt boost I like better. I have the amp at breakup, the Guvnor and a TS9. I just switch them in and out through the sets and thats all my tones. Sounds great.

Its the first time i see you guys and i'm gonna keep watching you for a lifetime , thank you for being such spiritual✌️

I have a Tanglewood LP style Guitar, pretty sure they were all built in China not Japan, and Gibson did like this company as they were just as good as a real Gibson for a lot less money.

Lol...😂...old video, but I don't think beat it classifies as rock...but I'll admit you did rock it up a little.