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Thankyou, very useful 👍

Still listening to this. I like it but no headphone jack😕. Looks like I’ll be holding out for the Boss Katana MKII Artist Head. I can play that without a cab because it has a 5 watt speaker 🔈 which blows my mind. I never seen another head with a speaker. I hope I can plug in into my little Fender amp until I can afford the cab that goes with it. It’s kind of a medium small stack-not very big but bigger than the Blackheart which I like a lot. Daze 👑🎸💙🇮🇱

Do you have it still??

Would anyone have a s&p woodland cedar for sale . ?

ANYTHING ALBERT EINSTEIN SAYS, GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME

On Reverb all 5 1959 Strats were well above $30,000s. I recently got my 1956 Music Master for $2,700.

Made in the Province of Quebec.... so be more precise as to where they are made.You don't have to know how to speak French to say that.

Best amp ive ever owned ,,,i love the tones that i get from my bugera v22 ,,, yes i have more expensive tube amps but this bugera really shines for me thanks

Amature stuff .... try again sir !!!

does anyone know how to adjust the bass level? mine has way too much

we dont have southern provinces...just provinces

Nearly bought one but didn’t like the sound.

There are no southern provinces in Canada. But there is an area referred to as southern Ontario - the great lakes region. But these guitars are made in Quebec - the french part of Canada.

Good ! How can i do to tune my guitar wtih this amp ?

I got a 10” today for 75 bucks. Might use it a lot with the bop kit, side snare on the big kit

85 tuning? What does that mean? How do you tune to 83 or 85?

good stuff Howard

You are a fountain of information Sir. I am looking forward for your next videos. Good job, your instructions are very clear and precise.

Love the sound of this little snare. Just bought the 10" version, should arrive in a few days, can't wait

tx.

You never said it sounds good .

I have one identical to yours that I am passing to my son. I also got it in 1957 and I am 76 yrs. old. No amount of money could buy it. It will be in my family at least another 100 yrs. because I have a 2 yr. old Grandson that lights up when he hears it being played.

But your playing does NUTHING for this guitar.......DBZ gonna have this vid pulled. of course your gonna sound better with cheating distortion....which does Nuthin for this guitar!!!!? Thumbs down Zbruah

I look forward to your video on DIY Brain Surgery.

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Hey! It was interesting and instructive. From Sweden. 🇸🇪

Let's not forget golden State blew a 3 to 1 lead

Thank u sir, I really learnt heaps from your lesson , this session was very important for people like us. Kind regards and may God bless you always, from Australia

I have this amp, but with the 2x12 head. So far the amp sounds incredible to me. Very chick and very metal, but dynamic enough to do other stuff too. However I do believe my 2x12 cab has the same speakers and they do sound pretty bad. They are very fuzzy sounding and don't emphasize mids the way most players want. I tried and tried to cut the HF that are causing the unwanted fuzz but no matter what it's there. Gonna put 2 celestions vintage 30s in for starters and see how it goes.

Can i connect powered Speakers??

You know, I was on Godin's site doing a bit of research because I had a major hunch about something. See, with the exception of the Art & Lutherie guitars, ALL of the Godin acoustics are hand-assembled by the same people in the same La Patrie factory. All their other factories are either for logging/wood processing or making parts. It's the EXACT same people doing the final assembly and QC of Seagull, Simon & Patrick, La Patrie and Norman. So... looking at the specs (dimensions, wood composition), this guitar is virtually IDENTICAL to the Seagull S6 and Norman Protege B18 Cedar. There's no dimensions listed on the Norman website but these are all dreadnought-sized and as such, they'll all be within a CH of each other. Here's the dimensional differences between the S6 Original/Original Slim and the Woodland Cedar: Body Depth: S6 = 4.9" WC = 4.91" - Difference of LITERALLY 0.25mm Body Length: S6 = 19.8" WC = 20.05" - Difference of 6mm (3mm at each end) Upper Bout Width: S6 = 11.38" WC = 11.21" - Difference of 4mm (2mm at each end) Lower Bout Width: S6 = 15.87" WC = 15.59" - Difference of 7mm (3.5mm at each end) Waist: S6 = 10.54" WC = 10.56" - Difference of.... 0.51mm (WTF? LMAO!) These differences are SO SLIGHT that some of them are within the margin of error and for the others, your tone will be more affected by ambient/room temperature and barometric pressure than by these differences. LOL The nut is a bit of a different story because the S6 Original has a nut width of 1.8" but both the S6 Original Slim and Woodland Cedar have a nut width of 1.72". Let's put this into perspective here. We're talking 0.08" which is about 2mm. Anyone who says that they can feel an extra 2mm in total nut width is full of it. It's literally 1mm wider at each end which would make the difference between comfortable and uncomfortable to NOBODY. I honestly think it's all in people's heads because I have small hands and can't tell the difference so I think that when people are told that the nut is wider it gets in their heads. I mean really, TWO F#@KING MILLIMETRES? Come on! LMAO As for the tone woods, well, Godin owns their own forested land so the woods are all from the same forest (except imported woods like mahogany and ebony but there's none of those in these guitars) and all three guitars have a solid Cedar top, triple-laminate Wild Cherry sides and back, solid Silver Maple neck and Rosewood fingerboard. Godin will avoid differences in quality because it's less expensive to make them all the same and it's one of the reasons that they're able to maintain such incredible consistency of quality. It's because they're all made from the same wood from the SAME F#@KING FOREST! It was actually quite an ingenious idea on Robert Godin's part. He is one smart cookie. We know that Godin's approach to consistency of quality is nothing short of legendary so we won't be seeing any shoddy workmanship on ANY of them. I'd say that the biggest difference between them, structurally, is that Seagulls have that awesome pyramid headstock that keeps the strings almost perfectly parallel to the neck to keep the guitar in tune longer while the others have a more conventional inverted trapezoid headstock. We may as well face it people, the Seagull S6 Original, the Norman Protege B18 Cedar and the Simon & Patrick Woodland Cedar are, for all intensive purposes, the same damn thing. Just looking at their dimensions and materials tells me that these guitars will sound identical to one another with two guitars of the same brand having just as much likelihood of variance as two of different brands. Oh yeah, the strings will be the same too because it's so much less expensive to do them all the same when you're dealing with mass-production and economies of scale. These guitars are more similar to each other than a GMC Sierra is to a Chevrolet Silverado (and those are identical trucks). I have two local guitar shops within a three-minute drive from home. One sells Seagull and the other (which is my preferred store), sells Simon & Patrick. There's a kind of territory setup that no two Seagull dealers can be that close together (which I think is why S&P and Norman exist) so the Seagull S6/Norman Protege B18 Cedar/S&P Woodland Cedar are all equivalents of each other, depending on what line the store carries (for whatever reason). I think that the Seagull dealer has been around longer so it has the "premium marque" despite both guitars costing the exact same $400CAD. Oddly enough, the newer store that carries Simon & Patrick guitars is also a major Godin electric dealer while the Seagull dealer doesn't carry Godin electrics AT ALL. They're VERY Gibson/Fender-centric. It's weird how a little mom and pop CANADIAN guitar store would carry all Fender and Gibson with Seagull and Yamaha acoustics but no Godin electrics, eh? I play primarily electric and I LOVE Godin electric guitars so you can see why the S&P dealer is my preferred store. LOL

Very informative. Thanks.

I wish you would have shown more up close

That guitar sounds great. Great bass, but still bright on top. Say hi to Charles Ingalls for me! :D

Looks like a mackie ppm

This man is NOT setting up a "simple" PA system.

Thanks, Still learning my mixer and pa system for karaoke. This helped a lot.

VERY VERY INTERESTING HAVE A EMX 62M THAT I KEEP AS A SPARE IN MY VAN ,THE NIGHT CAME TONIGHT I HAD TO USE IT, IT SORT OF LOOKS LIKE THE MAIN PANEL ON THE USS ENTERPRIZE ,I HAD MANY PROBLEMS THROUGH NOT KNOWING WHAT ALL THESE THINGS DID,MY MAIN AMP IS JUST A BORING BASS TREB AND HIGH ON 3 DIALS AND A ECHO DAIL ,BUT WITH WHAT IVE LEARNT HERE FROM HOWIE AND SOME OF THE GREAT SOUNDS HE WAS PRODUCING IM GOING TO TURN A FEW OF THOSE KNOBS AND MAKE USE OF THIS WONDERFUL BUT UNDER USED ITEM I HAVE,THANKS HOWARD ILL CALL BACK IN A FEW WEEKS TO SAY HOW ITS GOING,NICK IN ENGLAND

Sounds awful!

Faite au Québec !! that day i went for a Martin (mexico made) nothing wrong with my mexicans cousins, but when i looked to this guitar and played it, it made me change my mind. nice touch, nice tone, nice look, good price and made where i'm living..what else!!!!

Great sound!

I have this guitar, bought it in a second hand guitar shop about 5 years ago. the feel and tone is amazing

It is not a coil tap, it is coil split. There is a difference. Coil split, gives you one of the two coils in a humbucker. Coil tapping gives you a reduced amount of windings on the pickup.

Southern Province of Canada lol A little geography read before wouldn't have hurt you my Southern State of America friend 😉

Thanks for sharing. Do you have Pearl Short Fuse snare, its also 10in size. If you do maybe you can make a test/demo video.

thanks champ

Dustin Hackworth is a racist coward.

Dustin Hackworth is a racist shit bag! Fuck you Dustin.

he says the neck is maple ? It looks like mahogany to me . It comes from one of the southern provinces of Canada . LOL . I own and enjoy playing my Simon and Patrick Luthier maple body , ebony fretboard model . i live in one of the southern provinces .

what eminence speaker its inside the cabinet?