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Dude get well soon!

If you have one that goes to 11, then you are without a doubt, the Chosen One...!

When he does the southern accent 😂”ya just wind it up til you caint see it no mo, and ya throw it in the bucket.” I actually have played a vintage LP, and it played great. It was my uncle’s and when he died, who knows what happened to that guitar? However, the best LP I ever played was an 80s model custom black beauty that belonged to a friend of mine. It even had the 490 pups in it, and they were phenomenal sounding. I also owned a 61 Gibson ES339 for a while and it needed a ton of work to make it playable again, so I sold it, as is, for $6k. I play solid body guitars and the 339 is a totally hollow body. It’s a fine guitar, if that’s your thing? It will feedback nonstop and has zero sustain, but worth $6k in unplayable condition if you want it bad enough.

Well okay, but make sure all your tone pots are on ten... Otherwise you won't stand a chance.

I have to watch all those videos yet! So much to see, I cant wait!

It will be worth it, my friend! Cross the streams! Go into the light, Carol Ann!

you seem like a very nice, even tempered man. Happy Guitar vacation, later, Wolfgang

I'm a huge Les Paul fanatic and because of VOYXU I finally feel happy and blessed that my re-issue is just as good.-if not better than a "HOLY GRAIL"! He is our saviour and thank you for bringing this up! He deserves a lot of credit for standing up to the "MYTH" of the lies over years! God bless

Neil Young has the nastiest dirty tone.

My favourite all time album. Din Of Ecstasy. The most primal guitar sound. Chris was a one off talent but a poor tortured soul. His daughter, Trixie Whitley is amazing too.

Lol! But didn't they have to cross the streams in Ghostbusters? Sometimes the wrong thing saves the day!

Nice! ❤

Chris Whitley, amazing musician. Dirt Floor is a desert island disc for me. Thanks for putting this out there.

Holy cow! Imagine what you could do with a '59 Les Paul AND a '62 Fender Strat...?

You’ll know if the scratches are legit when they plug in. Why worry? But maybe a lawyer can outplay you. Who knows? Why would you care?

Your tone pots sounds a bit dry, better take care of them 😆

I told you that you werent ready to take on the cup-o-noodles in the ring but you insisted lol jk!! I hope it heals up quickly man, I really enjoy your content.

Sorry to hear about your accident (assuming this was not divine intervention on whammy bar over-use). You can compose more now Look at this breath controller video on youtube "MIDI Guitar 2 and the TEControl BBC2 Breath controller - explaining that mouth thing" MIDI Guitar 2 is only $150. You dont need special hardware like the old midi guitars However I see TEControl Breath and Bite controller BBC2 is $356 I'm not sure if other cheaper breath controllers are compatible or a used one Anyway in the video you see he plucks notes with a pick, then shapes them with this mouth controller but maybe that can be programmed to replace the plucking with a mouth sound like a "ta ta" type with that percussive-like articulation of the "t" and you just vary the pitch, or sing "do" "do" "do" with pitch variation whatever You could email the company and see if this is possible How many guitars do you have? probably to many, just sell a couple if necessary Also, the the fleshy bulging part of the hand below the thumb on the inside of the hand. You could have a pick permanently mounted in that area with something like epoxy resin (if that could be done without affecting healing) I think it's possible. The pick could be first have two small metal L brackets for support then have the epoxy putty molded around it. Maybe even some screws could be involved if screwed into a thick cast. You could try a prototype using ducttape They say all downstrokes are better than no strokes

Yeeesh! 😬 Hard luck mate - sorry to hear that, but good on ya for having that positive outlook 💪😎

Man so sorry to see this video! Glad to hear your positive attitude! ☮-Roady

I knew that whammy bar would cause an accident lol. Hang in there!

I like it. Yes, has Trower influence in it which, which is great.

shimmer?

Chris rules!

Sounds like Division Bell era Gilmour😮🎉

Sounds like Robin Trower

Excellent! 1962 specs were some on the very best, especially in Fender Strats. Well done!

That's some creative improvisation there, my friend. And is that a humidified tone pot I'm hearing? I believe it is!

Супер❤

Man, you’re good 😂

AH was the master. Plain and simple. His solos and chords can bring me to tears. That's emotion.

My question is can you send a relic guitar back for having a scratch that's not supposed to be there?

LEGOs of guitar? I guess that makes Gibson's the tonka toys, right?

Guitars are tools for me. I don't want them to get scratched, but if they get dinged up in the process of me using them, I don't care. I remember where every scratch and ding came from. My wife saved money for a year to give me my first LP (a 1997 Studio). It's my #1 and I wouldn't that worn in guitar for any other.

"Decorative denting"...silliest thing ever.

The gear page guy is suffering from a bad case of envy, no matter how justified he thinks it is.

I've been playing guitar for more years than I care to admit. My main guitar is an LP special I bought new in the 90s. I played thousands of hours on that. It's got a few chips and the paint on the neck is really thin and orange peeling a bit. I see these relic guitars and they look like someone dragged them behind a car. They don't even look played. They just look fake. I guess some people like to wear fake gold, fake eye lashes, wear a wig, buy jeans with holes already in them. Not my kind of people, but to each their own. To me it's like buying a car with the windshield already chipped and the doors already key-scratched and the tires patched - right off the factory floor.

BTW I played this video at 1.75 speed.

Baker is a great player, but pretty sure he loved Holdsworth.

I feel more comfortable with beat up electric guitars. The ones I have were beat up naturally, though.

Well I'm certainly honored to have you dedicate this to me! I've enjoyed our interactions on your streams. Keep rockin' brother man, we're in this together!! ☮-Roady aka Roadman!!!

Since this was one of the last jams I posted in 2024, I’m kind of letting it serve as a benchmark for my change of direction in 2025. I spent a lot of time working on outside harmony in 2024. I did learn a lot and added some tools. Reviewing my playing over the year, particularly when I was really trying to dig in with the outside stuff, I find that it is not pleasant to listen too. Some was bad because of my ongoing timing development, but even when I’m executing what I want fairly well, the end result is still unpleasant music. This particular tune is a good example, simple blues changes with a tritone substitution and a chromatic walk down on the turn around. Adding the outside approach to the melody, and soloing just doesn’t come together for anything resembling ‘good.’😂 Of course most of what I do on these improvs is experimenting, typically with concepts I’m trying to develop. With all that said, this tune is a good marker and reminder to myself, of where the hyper focus on outside harmony ended up: Bad Results. In 2025, I’m shifting back towards more diatonic playing, with a focus of timing, intervals and phrasing to create compelling and hopefully BETTER stuff to listen to. Thank you to anyone who gives feedback on my playing, including folks that call me out when it’s bad. I’m all about accurate self assessment, and listening to critique is a great guide and motivator to continue improving as a musician. That’s really want my tiny corner of RUclips to be about: Having fun playing guitar and having a community that helps each other get better 💪💪

Getting it & having fun. That's what it's all about. I feel it brother! 🤘🎶🙏🎶🤘

I'm disappointed, no atonal vid? You can't live in fear like that. If you recorded 30 minutes of that even if you don't make it a public video, It would be worth doing, Don't view it as making music, look at is at as an experiment in making weird sounds and opening your mind You are not playing outside enough and as soon as you find yourself playing a rhythm change it, to achieve full on anti-music Listen to this album for inspiration: Pat Metheny - Zero Tolerance For Silence (the version on youtube, on the channel: yesilikeworldmusic) And this Lou Reed Metal - Machine Music (full album) try playing along with either of these albums while recording your guitar in a direct line. With playing it back do another track on top and third. This is sure to result in something interesting Then just return to your regular fusion stuff This is my request Metheny did it and Lou Reed did it you can do it the only rule is there are no rules

Is this a joke?

Make it Stop!

Here’s some info and questions. 1. The product Deoxit was first developed and marketed in 1984, four years after the breakup of Led Zeppelin. 2. Jimmy Page owned Boleskine House from 1970 - 1992 but never lived there and in fact rarely spent any time there. 3. Summoning a Demon to make your guitars sound better is one of the most hilarious and ridiculous things I’ve ever heard. Did Mephistopheles anoint his Telecaster, Danelectro and other guitars as well or just the Les Pauls? 4. The idea that there is a kind of secret occult society of ‘59 burst owners who ritualistically spray something from Jimmy’s evil can into their potentiometers and are thus in the coven is highly entertaining as well as totally absurd. The only “club” most owners (or Blues Lawyers as they’re affectionately known), of actual bursts belong to is the Money to Burn Club which is kinda evil it’s own way. 5. Voyxu is mostly right, there’s simply no such thing as “Magic”. Not in pots or pickups, not in any guitars or anywhere else. Gibson has built and sold unimaginable numbers of amazing LP’s that sound and play just as they should and always have and no guitar is worth $650,000 or more. Your video is very entertaining and if you did it do get replies then I have been successfully trolled, if you’re a comedian then kudos to you, you have made me laugh.

I just shipped my Mark I chassis to Mesa. From ME to CA cost me $100 in shipping. I've sent about 4-5 amps to Mesa and the overhaul and service bills have never exceeded a few hundred dollars. They're the only ones that I'd trust to work on these.

Very melodic and atmospheric