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If there'a so much interference, wouldnt a Faraday cage be an option? Its basically a cage for chickens so it should not be to hard to build

Isn’t he a great bloke. Very interesting to listen to him. You can feel his passion 💯

Nobody's perfect, but I believe Brian is as good a role model as it's possible to be. Intelligent, creative, and compassionate.

I been to A strings I brought my Mexican Fender sartocaster I know Andrew from A Strings well.

Wow! Enjoy two hearts content. That's what it's all about. Lots of fun and enjoy. Absolutely enjoyed listening to you

Honestly I could watch your videos everyday all day on guitar restoration resto ring rebuilding this truly is something I wanted to do. In the past I've been dabbling with guitar since the 1970s there's just nothing quite like it when you're walking to a music shop and you just gel like chocolate and come out with your pride and joy there's nothing quite like it when you hear something in your head and you play it and improvise to your heart's content this takes you into the promised land. It's a beautiful stage where your guitar and yourself become one thanks Molly, free videos. I will check out more. God bless!

I completely disagree with his politics, but otherwise what an intelligent, kind, humble and yet massively talented and creative genius. Brilliant interview. I love how you let him talk without interrupting.

Thank you so much for the video and look to check out more sure what okay. Take care. God bless!

Good job Pete and thanks Brian for the wonderful Music.

Who gives a flyin’ Fuck about frequencies? Really? Get on with it for fook’s sake!

Very interesting podcast. what an absolute gentleman Brian is. I love my red special guitar.

I like the content but for a podcast from and for musicians the audio is surprisingly bad. The mikes standing on the table in a way where you don't address them when you look at each other, so you constantly turn your head with severely varying volume (and no post compression?) . The mikes being attached at the table without a spider or anything resulting in horrible table noises being picked up. Is that a version of this youtube fad where you make it deliberately bad to appear more authentic?

Best Guitar / sound tech ever…..

Noise from the table too off putting esp as you are both so softly spoken. Not being intentionally critical but perhaps something to think about for next podcast ❤❤❤

Great Interview!! 😃

Thank you Jon for another exciting video ❤🎉

Hi Jon, great interview and video. What a charming and intelligent young lady Rosie is. I did see her interview with Brian and it was also great and very interesting. I really enjoyed this, good choice! 👍

Rosie, can you ask Brian what his biggest regret is…. (if he even has any) Rosie… you are a great inspiration for me.. thank you for following your Bliss🙋🏻‍♀️💕🎉💃🕺🎸🎤💕🙋🏻‍♀️

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Such an interesting interview! Brian is a really nice guy. Very cool to hear his technical skills & those of his father. Thank you!

Great podcast as always Jon! If I could suggest another player whose talent is very close to Brian's sound, it would be Marco G Di Marco. I would love to see you interview him.

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A guy near me is selling a Greco Red Special, but its currently got no frets. I wonder if it's worth the time and cost.

Fascinating chat, she's delightful to listen to and has a very grounded view of life and music, it had never accurred to me that classical guitarists might also be keen on building there own guitars as well, I can identify with how she felt about her music lessons at school, unlike Rosie I gave up, I just couldn't cope with endless scales and no tunes... I had to do it my own way, which may not have been the best, but it was the only way I could find the joy in music. Great podcast.

Great Episode!

Awesome Rig Rundown. Learnt some handy tips from watching this episode.

Love the podcast! Thank you for your hard work!

Thanks for all the great content. I loved it when Brian was describing the thrill of seeing The Who and Guns n Roses in your interview. Cheers!

Great points made. Dan is totally correct, personal tone will undo the investment in gear very quickly for copyists.

Great episode! Thanks for the kind words Dan😁

Great episode, thanks Jon & Dan.

Brilliant episode 🎉

Nice one Jon. I’m still relatively new to the channel and I didn’t know much about Dan, but this was a really great show, touching on many topics other than just Red Specials. Which I didn’t expect, but I really enjoyed learning more about Dan. I’ll be more of his work out. Thanks! Peter in Idaho.

Great to finally hear your dulcet tones on The Red Special Guitar Podcast Dan. One of the nicest guys in the Brian May Red Special enthusiast community. 💜👍🏻

Thank you for having me on! I’m @DanThomasUK everywhere

Can confirm, I regret selling this guitar but it couldn’t have gone to a better owner

Lovely podcast... really enjoyed it.

Years ago I joined a band that owned/operated a rehearsal & pre-production studio (we recorded onto an MSR16). The cymbals always sounded like trash-can lids to me. One day I read an article about Ted Templeman's Van Halen cymbal sound. He'd swipe out the bass & mids, turn the level up & find the most annoying high frequency then sweep it ALL the way out, just like this approach. In an instant we had VH cymbals. We just stood there thinking it CAN'T be that ez, but it was.

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En dat u recht voor dieren vint ik ook geweldig goed dat u voor ze op komt en muziek is voor u net zo belangrijk 😊😊😊u bent een geweldig man 😊😊😊

Brain May ik ben jeust trots op u waarom dat je trots kan zijn dat je met een gitar bent begonnen die je zame met je vader hebt gemaakt en heel mooi herinneringen voor je zelf waar je trots op kan zijn en u bent de best gitarist geworden met u gitaar ik heb heel veel respect voor u 😊😊😊

Wow, good luck with everything Jon !

Congratulations on the move. You're welcome to visit my workshop anytime Jon 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

Hey John, hope your doing ok- just wondered if you would be up for modifying a regular BM special for me at all- mentioned it ages ago but time got away with me apologies- but all the very best to you and yours

Well done for 'quitting' Jon, good luck with your new career/life! Look forward to the new content too. Due to changes in my career circumstances I am likely in the UK early Oct coinciding with the meetup for once. Is there a large number of folks on the waiting list?

It would be great to see your own "rig rundown." You have gems like the RS Transporter and the Timewarp!

Looks like a very practical rig. Everything is there for a reason, no wastage apart from having all the spare amps on stage.

What’s Bri up to with Gibson?! My wallet’s not ready for another pounding!

I'm holding my treble booster right now as I'm making this comment 😍🥰