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Thank you!

Thanks so much! The injury was definitely a little scary since I have to play guitar so much for work, but I’m slowly recovering and feeling more like myself. Hope to be to 100% soon

Thanks for checking it out!

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Not in this one, but I do have several guitars with EMG’s. I’m definitely a fan of them.

Thanks! It’s definitely a bit of a hotrod at this point. I had it refretted with jumbo stainless steel frets, put in a set of Suhr Aldrich pickups, a TonePros bridge and I have a set of Hipshot locking tuners that just arrived for it.

It took me over 20 years to track down this Wizard, so don't stop dreaming! Yours is out there.

I’m no Jon Romerosmith, but I try!

Thanks so much. That was something I put together for this video. Programmed strings and Toontrack drums.

It’s hilariously good.

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They’re great. Mine is loaded with 6402 cone Greenbacks and it sounds awesome. Really rugged construction akin to my Mesa 4x12.

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That Splawn is my favorite amp of all time.

Yep!

They're similar for sure. They're both tight, punchy, percussive Marshally flavors that cover a lot of ground. The Wizard is very open sounding with very little compression. It's an unforgiving but extremely rewarding amp. The Splawn has a little more compression going on than the Wizard, but infinitely less than something like an EVH 5150. Both take drives/boosts well and they're my two favorite amps that I own. If you like the way that Wizards sound, but also like how Friedmans sound, the Splawn is kind of in the middle between them.. leaning more toward the Wizard. It's a great all-around British voiced amp.

@@JuanCanteli Nice! Which model Splawn are we talking about? Also what's your scoop on lesson?

@@cragginshred The one I'm using in the video is a Quick Rod. I've had a few QR's over the years and really dig this 2009. The 2005 I had was excellent as well, and was a little more aggressive and barky. I also had a Splawn Nitro that was really cool, that was kind of a mix of a 2203 and a Rectifier. I prefer the Quick Rods, but the Nitro is also a great amp. I've taught in music schools, lesson studios and music stores for the last 20 years or so, and since things initially shut down during the pandemic, I've been teaching online via Zoom. I do everything from breaking down songs and solos, to working on technique, music theory, songwriting etc. It's a blast.

I’ve had great luck with it for lower gain tones.

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Thanks! The internal trim pot is in factory, center position. Plenty of range to turn it up or down.

Absolutely take the pedal for a spin in person if you can, but there isn't any sorcery going on here. Just the pedal plugged into a a Fender Super-Sonic.

@@JuanCanteli your playing is awesome,just meant try the pedal first.ive been playing since 78 metal and thrash.have always used a rat boosted with a tubescreamer coming through the clear channel of a fender 100 watt solid state.i see some demos where the rat sounds amazing and some where it sounds like crap.its the player,pedal,amp and guitar combined to see if the pedal is right for your own gear and style

Thanks! While it does the heavy stuff exceptionally well, there are some other great tones in there that I think often get overlooked.