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I can't remember sorry (this was a loaner) but I don't think so from memory

@ all good, im asking cuz i saw a video of someone pulling the knobs to split the humbucker

@@analogblues9606 I’m loving it more and more you just have to spend the time to make it work for you. A lot of people give up on the editing prematurely (the presets sound great anyway and the forums are so helpful for quickstart presets too). I take my tube amps when the mood takes me but the FM3 is winning me over - tones, flexibility and convenience.

@ Thanks so much Nathan! I plan on still using my amp but considering the FM3 for Fly Gigs and possibly locally in the future! Thanks! I subscribed to your channel, keep up the good work!!!!

@ Thanks heaps mate, appreciate the support. Yeah I just plug straight into the PA and it really does sound great when you figure it all out. I have a FR speaker on stage behind me so it sounds/feels more amp-y too. I used to be a staunch analogue guy but have become a digital convert. Good luck!

This was on loan to me for a week or so but I played it a fair bit with no tuning issues at all. Pretty solid!

@nathanleonardmusic thanks, man!

Sure why not

@@JonPaulTuckerMUSIC Thank you!

@@mike70s hey thank you - I haven’t really tried the Player stuff but this would definitely compete with the vibe series. Worth a look anyway if you find one in the wild. I know a few local players using these as a spare 👍

@nathanleonardmusic thanks mate, much appreciated

@@mikepenna3340 it’s a guitar lesson

Lost me

@@nathanleonardmusicare you okay my friend?

@@mikepenna3340😂😂😂 good point

Geez hard to say, it's so personal! Felt good from what I remember, not like the Luke EBMMs anyway

I found it thin, but I haven't played in years.

@@alibaba4848 Boosting signal at the start and end of the board made everything sound better. I’ve updated this board now (new Gear Talk video on my channel). Merci!

@@neilhawkins1 Awesome to hear mate - keep going!

Hello! I haven't actually played that one, sorry. These Levinsons are pretty great though for the money - I enjoyed playing this one lots. My feeling is that the entry level beginner guitars have better specs than they used to if you don't mind we're they get manufactured. Good luck!

Yeah okay cool I'll check it out - the Ab chord here is an inversion of the Fm (Fm9/C) and then an Ab9 in the turnaround. SO many ways to handle a minor blues so have some fun with it and experiment with your sounds & licks. Cheers!

@@mam7414 hey thanks so much mate, glad you got found it helpful!

@@ver251209 Yay! Welcome aboard :)

@@amandamoore8516 hey thanks so much - glad you got something helpful from it 👍🎶

@@yusufallie3089 That’s all coming from the Fractal FM3 with a RC Booster in front of the unit. Guessing it would have been the Vibroverb amp model (this was done a while ago can’t quite remember sorry)

@@nathanleonardmusic I'm speachless

@@yusufallie3089 yeah the Cort is a great little guitar 👍

@@nathanleonardmusic have you tried the Cort 280?

@@kylersmith709 hey thanks - this is my Kinman Blueprint. Check them out!

@@keshumphries9691 thanks! I tried to get something in there for the beginner, intermediate and advanced player!

Yeah that would work! I use a Bbmaj.9 voicing in the verses here which I really think of as Gm9/Bb. I interchange with the Bb7 (or 13 would work also) as we head towards the Ebmaj7. Remember: if it sounds good, then it probably is! Thanks for your question :)

I was speaking in regard to the Bb13 chord, it contains Ab instead of A natural . . . As well: Fmi7 Bd13 to Ebmaj7 Perfect ii V7 to I

@@fredtibbetts291 Yep makes perfect sense in theory but don't think I'm playing a Bb13 in this video? I mainly think of it as a Bbmaj7/Gm9 voicing to bring out some jazzy flavours.

Less comment, more read - there's a link in the description to the 'no-talk playing demo'. Here's another one that just went up too ruclips.net/video/ec9a_sDmrZw/видео.html

Yeah I thought it was great! Made me question some of the more expensive guitars I have. Great workshorse instrument that you don't worry about too much at your gigs :)

That tone, wtf is that real!!!!! Omg!

Gracias!

Totally! I'm actually enjoying the self-relicing process. It feels more honest! Thanks :)

Thanks for the kind words. I do my best with these vids but it's hard to cover everything in a short video like this. Happy to answer any questions but you also don't need to know all the theory for something to sound good either. Thanks again :)

Yeah, great guitars! The white Jems from early to mid-2000s are the ones to get apparently.

Yes for sure! Thanks for watching :)

Yeah these recordings are gold. Laidback and listenable. Glad you enjoyed the lesson - I'll try and do more of this stuff in the future. Thanks!

Thanks - glad you found it useful! Yeah the wall was a quick fix for a daggy ply wall. I googled ‘vintage concert posters’ and hit the colour printers then a couple of days with the PVA glue and paintbrush. Came up good!

Thanks the Brent Mason Tele is really great

Hey thanks for the info! Yeah I'm just presenting songs how I play them in my bands mostly so may deviate from the originals. No tabs sorry - we just use our ear around here :)

Thanks so much!

Thank you kindly!

Cool thanks I’ll check that one out!

Thanks for the feedback - hope it helps!

Jack is the man!

Haha just a humble iPhone bud

Yes for sure - J.J. is the man! I suggest that focusing on the rhythm and groove with your runs is worthwhile practice. Thanks :)

Hey thanks so much - it's a pretty casual lesson format here on my channel. Hope you got something out of it.

Hahaha thanks