$400,000 Guitar RIG (Dumbles, Cornish Pedals, Ed King's Guitar) (2018)
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2018
- In this episode we take a trip to the amazing Carter Vintage guitar shop to build a $400,000 dollar rig. We've got Dumbles, we got Ed King's guitar and much much more. Check it out.
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Gear in this video:
0:46 First Electric Guitar EVER
1:20 Ed King's 1960s Les Paul Burst
1:41 Dumble Overdrive Deluxe Owned by Keith Urban and John Mayer
1:55 Fender 59 Bassman Reissue modded by Alex Dumble "La Tostada"
2:22 AmpRX BrownBox
2:26 Planet Waves American Stage Cables
2:32 Jaykco Strap
2:36 V-Pick
2:44 Eventide H9 Max Harmonizer Effects Proccessor
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3:04 Maestro EP-1 Tube Echo
3:36 Pete Cornish NB-3
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3:58 Pete Cornish CC-1
4:27 Pete Cornish G-2
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4:55 Pete Cornish TB-83 Extra
Italian Made Thomas Organ Vox Wah
Record Time:
Depeche Mode - Music For the Masses
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Television - Marquee Moon
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Radiohead - The Brighter North Live in Canada
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Needs a Metal Zone
Ha!
Ahhahhaaaa 😂 You had me rolling man, cheers 😂
get the updated waza craft
An ESP, Charvel, or BC Rich Bich, through a Metal Zone and a Line 6!! Nothing better!
needs a korg miku
This is the perfect video to show you that $$$$ Gear can still sound like trash
RIDICULOUSLY...HORRIBLE HARMONICS....WITH THAT CLASSIC DBX...HORRIBLY COMPRESSED SOUND..THAT RUINED MORE ALBUMS...IN THE 1970s...THAN ANY OTHER DEVICE....COMPRESSORS IN GENERAL....really......you would do better with $300.00...0n AMAZON...WITH A DART BOARD...ON FINDING A BETTER SOUND....
The Puppet Head they sound worlds better in person. I own 6 and have 3 on my board including the CC1 and G2. They sound like GARBAGE in this video
I have a 73 Peavey Classic, a Japanese Ibanez st50, from 1978, and they sound wonderfull. My blond Bandmaster is pretty great too, but The $200 Peavey beats it for my sound. Clean, no pedals.
Lol
The sound is in the fingers, not in these spoilt brat rich kids toys.
sounds exactly like my squier through my vintage pignose :'D
Trolling Cornish priceless.
Nice rig Josh! Ideal for those fun $100 blues gigs!!!!
entire band
Gig paid $200, but you guys drank $300 worth of beer. You better go out and take up a collection from the boys.
Camilo Velandia lol ya
LuLz
That's a nice rig, perfect to take at open mike night!
How much did you pay for Angus Young’s school pants?
Chris Wion lol! $6
I am jealous of anybody who's about to hear Marquee Moon for the first time.
I'm with you
Absolutely
Amazing record
Yes...it is a game changer.
What is marquee moon someone help
I can't even afford to watch this gear be played.
No shit!!
I'm watching this under a sheet
I can’t even afford to comment.
I''m jealous of you getting to hear Marquee Moon for the first time. Was really lucky to see them perform it in full a few years back. As a Jazzmaster player, you're going to love Tom Verlaine
Television is one of the main reasons why I finally bought an electric guitar this past year after buying a left handed acoustic Seagull at the Fret House in Covina way back in 1998. At the time, my musical tastes ran from Neil Young to Pavement. I first heard Television and Marquee Moon is the late 90s after listening to the Velvet Underground and learning about the New York punk scene that followed it. I was immediately mesmerized by the complex interplay between Richard Lloyd and Tom Verlaine’s guitars. A few years later in 2002 when they reunited to play the inaugural Sonic Youth curated All Tomorrow’s Parties, I bought a ticket for the show at UCLA. The next day, I was in a huge mountain bike crash and the tip of my right radius was shattered to pieces. The surgery was mostly a success but I never regained the full supination of my right hand - I still can’t turn in all the way over. During all this time I was not playing music but listening and attending lots of shows. The most inspiring was The This Ain’t No Picnic Show at Santiago Canyon where Sonic Youth had all of their equipment stolen and played a full set on borrowed gear - I think that would be enough to inspire an aspiring guitarist for a lifetime. The 2008 My Bloody Valentine show at the Santa Monica Civic kept a spark alive as well. Skip ahead to 2017 and my wife had a Silverface Twin (I think it’s 1982; it has a hum balance on the back) of her ex’s that she kept threatening to sell. So, twenty years later I bought a lefty Classic Vibe Telecaster. As I began relearning guitar after 20 years, I realized I would never be able to bar chord with my right hand, so two months ago I went out and got a J Mascis Jazzmaster and I’m relearning right handed. In fact, I’m playing both left and right - why give either up? It’s doing interesting things to my brain, thought process, and creativity flipping back and forth. Now, I’m 46 and I have so much catching up to do and so many pedals to buy, but not for trying to emulate Television. Their sound was so pure, so direct, so much about just guitars plugged into amps swinging around each other like artists on a high wire above a rapt crowd.
So happy for u thanks for sharing!!!
her ex must be pissed
The only guy to play a wah pedal and not move his mouth... a real champ.
So much snake oil under one roof.
The Nutman it seems there is a market for this highly overrated shit.
No offence but i get better sounds out of my vox vt30 and my epiphone 56 les Paul Pro and 3 EHX pedals the OD glove, neo mistress flange and the lester G rotary simulator.
I think people have lost touch with reality especially with the dumble overrated special amplifier.
Supply and Demand, bro...
We're also talking Nashville, where there are a ton of studios, record labels, publishing houses, etc. Plus there's people in other countries who are dropping stupid money on these things. I agree its ridiculous, but Carters is an amazing place.
It takes the right person to put a rig together and dial in the tones. That is amazing gear, but not worth the $$$, and it was haphazardly put together. Very bad advertising if he’s trying to show that he has good ears.
@@northernthrifter8817 I'm perfectly happy with my Fender amps and pedals. And I play relatively inexpensive guitars. I save money, and have an incredible level of enjoyment playing music, which is priceless in itself.
It's amazing that you manage to make this insanely high end gear sound like shit. It's impressive really
no one said anything about high end, just high price
T E L E V I S I O N - M A R Q U E E M O O N!!! This is undoubtedly one of my favorite "guitar" records ever and one of my favorite "musics" (thats a plural music) records ever. Odd, unique, groundbreaking, anti-shred (but they still kinda shred) fiesta and every bit the product of the insatiable creativity coming from New York's East Village at the time (Im looking at you CBGB. Honestly, is there anywhere else to look during this era? (rhetorical))
Another thing I love about this album is how Tom Verlaine and Richard Lloyd both play guitar in a way that makes them sound like one guitar player, both slashing at away at rhythm and lead parts equally to create this monolithic whole. Then, place all the understated guitar acrobatics, lazer guided melodies (wink wink) and scythe like guitar lines into a rock solid rhythm section and you have one of the great guitar albums of all time. I wish, I too, were about to hear this album again for the first time, but instead I will settle for you having heard it for the first time.
Once you fall in love with this album, and you will (maybe) you will then need to dive headfirst into this albums 33 1/3 book which is a fantastically detailed romp through Marquee Moons inner workings. Very very good!
Fun guitar fact, Patti Smith once described Tom Verlaine's guitar tone as "the sound of a thousand bluebirds screaming." That's fun, right!
Enjoy it, for the first time and then every time after.
Yup, one of my, if not my favorite record of all time. It's truly amazing
Love that album too!
Marquee Moon lives up to its hype. Go straight to the title track. Gorgeous.
Agreed.
Possibly my favourite Rock ‘n’ Roll album of all time.
The comment above about Verlaine & Lloyd’s interplay is most definitely what makes the album so special. Their interplay is the psycho-drama that dominates the album.
A clash of egos that manifests itself in each players desperation to outdo the other by using every trick and approach they have in their bag of tricks is, in my opinion what gives the album its timeless edge.
A truly awe inspiring piece of art.
Ohh, yeah and then there’s Billy Ficca’s drumming, which possibly deserves its own thread.
Marquee Moon is a phenomenal album. I found it after I saw a documentary about 10 years ago and it’s just essential for the foundation of punk rock music as we know it today.
OH god!!!! A shiver went down my spine when you put up Marquee Moon!!!! bbbuuurrrr!!!!!!!!!
Been waiting for this since I saw you were here filming on instagram. Great video! Am hoping for a vlog on compression soon ;) cheers from TN!
Wow no criticism, I’m just shocked you haven’t heard Marquee Moon before!
lol 🤷♂️
...yeah. I thought the same. I’m really, really interested in what you thought of it. I haven’t scrolled through all of the comments yet so I don’t know if you have answered that yet? If not- please do...
I just made a RAD playlist of all the music from all of the VLOGs so far. Stoked to hear some new stuff and re-visit some ye olde favs. Thanks Josh! Keep it up!!!
I moved away from Nashville about 4 years ago! Aside from my friends, I miss Carter's and Grimey's the most!! Well played Sir! Well played indeed!!! Keep up the great casts!!!
Television is an AMAZING band. One of my all time favourites. My drummer got me into them.
All that and no Metal Zone?
lol
ROFLMAO! DAMN RIGHT!
Jonathan Denney underated comment 😂
I like how very few people pick up what he is actually putting down in this one...kudos
I’ve been listening to Marquee Moon since 1983. Never disappoints. “Lightning struck itself”.
Marquee Moon is a masterpiece. Still sounds perfect 41 years later. You should do a video expressing your opinion of it once you soak it in. I remember watching a Rig Rundown of Keith Urban where he had a Dumble on the road that once belonged to Tom Verlaine of Television. Obviously wouldn’t know if the Dumble there was the same one. Would be weird if it was.
Blue murder - Blue murder (1989) John Sykes's guitar tone is ballsy as hell! He's my ultimate guitar hero.
A blast from the past. I haven’t heard anyone mention Blue Murder since I discovered the album from my guitar teacher at the time....the year the album came out! John Sykes is a great player and under rated. I don’t know the backstory but from my perspective he got hosed by Whitesnake. The biggest album that band had and he watched two other players in the videos playing his work.
this is one of the best channels for guitar freaks...love it!!
That Television record bought it in the day. Just a great crisp 2 guitar record that you won't forget.
Sounds like an expensive big fart
That's so funny!
JHS Pedals vintage shit! Haha. Love your vids!
That's why john and Keith let it go. 😂🤣🤢🤮
Lol
Through my phone speaker, this rig doesn't sound appreciably better than my squier jaguar on the rhythm circuit through a battery powered blackstar fly3 lol
I hope that sounded better in the room because at $400,000 that honestly sounded kind of shitty.....
I bought a Fender Jazzmaster when I was 21 just to try and replicate the sound on Maquee Moon. It sounded so simple at the time. 10 years later, I'm still trying. "Prove It" is my personal favorite. Keep the videos coming.
Supposably, I was getting assessories for Valentimes Day - but than it turned out it was for the 1st of the year - so happy new years!! ;)
I think my favourite record shop was called the den, it's where I got my original pressing megadeth and iron maiden from while I was in school. the guy who ran it was a cool guy, he would even ultrasonic your discs for a nominal fee. it was in the basement of a camera shop, so there was always something cool to see. Either way it closed down, so my second choice is Jumbo's.
I gotta say, while that was incredibly cool, I would have liked to hear what some of the incredibly vintage and rare modulation effects sound like, phaser, flange, chorus and all that, but it seems I'll have to make my own trip for some other time.
Gotta give a shout out to Everyday Music here in "Portland before it was cool" Portland OR. Specifically the Burnside location for not only having a killer vinyl selection, but also caring for me, the little guy, by carrying a million cds from the wayward 90s on the cheap.
An album I'm digging recently that I'm finding criminally underrated is Major Arcana by Speedy Ortiz, sort of a grungeier style of the weird guitar driven indie pop that shows up every now and then.
marquee moon is so amazing...the interplay of the three string players is top notch and puts me in mind of the way the string players in the strokes work together.
Man, I love your videos.
Marquee moon is a perfect record. Suprised you haven't heard it.
Imagine buying this setup just to play in a basement playing smoke under water (just the intro) 😂
Haha! Great video! This must have been fun to do. I do love the sound of that wah pedal.
I liked that you kept going to the cornhole.
Marquee Moon will change your life!
Rick Greene couldn’t agree more.
You're gonna need Adventure, and eventually the s/t too!
It is amazing, I also think "The Blow Up" is too often overlooked.
ebeep Couldn’t agree more. Pretty much everyone thinks Television is only MM. Adventure is not as good as its predecessor - I don’t think many would argue otherwise but I don’t think Revolver is as good as The “White Album”..., if you follow.
synth rig guys:
haha wow I can almost buy one singular analog synthesizer for that price
I love going to Carter Vintage Guitars! So many cool instruments there!
This is my favorite guitar tuber personality. No goofy faces or obnoxious antics. Just a decent dude, informed, with a slight sarcastic charm.
Josh is OK, the best are the two blokes over in England at The Pedal Show. Mick and Dan are great. My favorite show anyway. I never miss an episode, hahah.
"Marquee Moon" is the least punk-sounding album from the mid '70s NYC/CBGB bands... which makes it the MOST punk.
For boost you could you use volume knob of Space Echo....right? :)
Jaskinia Męstwa or echoplex!
Totally! I go over that in the "Why You Need a Boost Pedal"
You're so lucky!!! I wish I could listen to Marquee Moon for the first time. One of my all time favorite records.
Comique lol excelent wow! Ça sonne bien!! Thanks for the guitar pick by the way that you sent me when i ordered the little black box, just perfect! I just received it today. Can't wait to try it tomorrow!
How did you like it?
JHS Pedals ha man!... Those pick are the best pick i have ever tried! I want some more but i can't find them in Canada i guess ;( the little blak box amp is just wounderfull, i love it a lot. Thanks again man!
I can literally taste when something is waaayyyy too expensive, I get this metallic taste on my tongue like a mix between licking the end of a fresh battery and smelling old coins..
fave records ever, Coldplay’s “a rush of blood to the head” and Opeth’s “watershed”
Onix Junes I can feel it
Andrew Sherwood thanks man! What are yours? I need more new music to listen to.
Those are your favorite records **ever**?
FuzzyDancingBear yes “for now” lol
You should come to Lansing Michigan sometime and visit Elderly Instruments and Flat Black and Circular. There are a few record stores on the Michigan State campus too. And then go to Olympic Broil for an awesome burger and onion rings! Elderly has a '63 Gibson Explorer w factory Bigsby for only $250,000, that's a little cheaper than that Les Paul you were jamming on 😉
www.elderly.com/electrics/electric-guitars/solid-body-electric-guitars/gibson-explorer-1963.htm
It's now $218,000,- !
Love elderly's! I used to go all the time when I lived near flint in the late 90s
That rig sounds awesome! For 1955
Great Depeche Mode album! My older brother had a box of cassettes which ended up in my possession somehow... anyways, that was in it. I used to crank it up in my first car (93’ geo metro) when I still in high school. I’m s guitarist at heart but they inspired my love for electronic dabbling :)
My old friend andy recorded that television album
No way! If true thats really cool!
A guitarist who has never heard Marquee Moon? Oh man, I wish I could be there the first time you listen to it.
lol
I reckon you will like it a LOT.
Dude, stop by Love Garden in Lawrence KS. Great vynil. BTW, video is funny as heck! Loved it.
Your videos are the best on you tube. That EP 1 sound!!
I’m interested to see what the perfect Radiohead set is for Josh. I guess I’ll have to track that record down!
I thought the" frying pan" Rickenbacher was the first electric guitar ? Cool video ! P.S. just got a Bonsai and love it ,thank you ! :-)
Which mode do you like the most?
Technically, you are correct. The very first guitars that were amplified using magnetic pickups were the Hawaiian, lap-steel styles. That's the Rickenbacker you're thinking of. The one I played was the first "Spanish neck" style, which is what most people think of when they think guitar or electric guitar.
So far 808 is my fave but I've only had it for 1 day.
I guess I'm weird . ;-) Bye the way, it was Rickenbacher when the frying pan was made they changed the spelling later .(Just in case you thought I misspelled it).
Update after playing it today my favorite is the JHS setting . :-)
Great episode! I’m curious about what the $350,000 first electric guitar sounds like.
Marquee Moon (and Television) is one of my favorite albums ever! The guitars are great, the songs are great...I love it. I first heard it back in the music pirating days of the early 2000s and finally bought it a few years ago at my favorite record store: Park Ave mCDs in Orlando, FL.
I just picked up a Fender 140 and would LOVE to see you review one can’t find much on them and certainly no video content. From my research it’s a pretty rare monster of an amp at 140watts and one of the last of Fender’s hardwired amps. Made for only one year in 1980 it was Fender’s answer to the Mesa Boogie of its time. It’s an incredible amp and the world should know more about them!
Yeah, build the most expensive rig possible... and destroy its sound with a fuzz. Makes kinda sense, ha ha. Cheers!
I liked the vintage sound all that expensive stuff produced
you mean you put together a 400k rig but used a $100 mic and interface?
How do you know what we used!?
Thousands of great guitar tones were recorded with a $100 mic.
5:43 looks like an sm-57 style mic. definitely not a boutique ribbon mic. i could be wrong? nonetheless i was being sarcastic ;) plus a 400k rig deserves Peter Cornish cables
JHS Pedals I can hear..
Such a funny video, cheers Josh!
I love that store, always a stop of mine.
$250,000 for a $250 guitar is ridiculous in those dumble amps I don't see anything that great about him all this is all just snob appeal for rich people I have a nice hundred watt Marshall in a few pedals I sound just as good The Beatles didn't use expensive guitars and they did pretty good
You'd want to save that $250 for crack, I'm guessing.
My Les Paul traditional into Lovepedal Kanji into Marshall dsl sounds better then this. Seriously
I'm not arguing ;)
JHS Pedals great video btw, as always!
JHS Pedals how did you make such great gear sound so bad?
DoctorSpock that's the point, isn't it? It ain't the gear. It's how you use it/the player.
Daniel Sentrik you think that was his goal here?
“250k is much more reasonable.. in my mind” 😂🤚🏼 love it! You’re the best Josh!
I have been to this store while visiting Nashville. I was in awe of the guitars. It was heavenly but far above what I could afford.
Josh, I think you should do a break down of what makes the Cornish Pedals worth the high price point. That would be a cool video
That was actually the first electric guitar to ever be played live in concert. It was Gage Brewers 1932 Ro-pat-in and it made its debut in Wichita Kansas on Halloween night 1932.
I played a show underneath that record store a decade ago. Glad that place is still around! And still remember which CD I bought.
That's awesome!
So i came here for some guitarporn... and boy I came.. and then I came again at the music for the masses LP! And yes marquee moon is awesome too!! Such a strange combination, the guitars, the amps and pedals and the vinyls.. 😋
Great job
One of the best pedal selections in town too. Carter's is my first stop shop here in town.
Marquee Moon is a tremendous guitar album. Good playing, good songs and everything just fits together and sounds righteous. You’re going to love Richard Hell’s guitar playing.
Discovered Television while riding my bicycle in downtown Phnom Penh where I was stationed for a few years. My ipod was on random play. A minute into Marquee moon, I had to stop by the curb to look at what was playing.It was one of those holy shit musical milestones of my life. I think I played it nonstop that night. Now whenever i listen to it, it takes me back to that warm dusk in Cambodia.
One of my favorite albums is Side Pony by Lake Street Drive. I love the big sound of the drums and the bass. The recording sounds big but very open. It's often one I go to when testing in ear monitors. Love your video series, lots of interesting topics.
WOW!
I'm impressed. Ed King is one of my legit heroes.
I'd love to play that guitar.
Amazing... Youre a lucky guy. : )
$400,000 rig and $15 shorts. This man know what his priorities are!
This is my favorite video on the earth
marquee moon is without a doubt my favorite album of all time. Tom verlaine and Richard lloyds tone and playing are mind blowing, both guitars swirl into each other and create the best tone i've ever heard. I've never heard a band as in tune and cohesive with one another. It is an album i sit down and listen to in its entirety at least once a week.
I love it, when I win the lottery, I have a budget for going guitar shopping. Will go a bit more modest on amps, but a 58 or 59 Les Paul will be on it. Also a fine Tele, Strat, Gretsch.
i wish this wasnt how all gear videos looked like before i was able to find my career.
Now that was fun.
Way back when mobile phones were fairly primitive affairs I had a Sony which doubled as my Walkman. The very limited memory meant I only had three or four LPs on it, of which Marquee Moon was one. I listened to that LP pretty much every day for a year or longer and I never got sick of it. Years later I'm still not sick of it, and very much doubt I ever will be.
Marquee Moon
Bought it back in 77 I believe and listened to over and over
Amazing
Carter's is the coolest!! I go there every time I'm in Nashville. I first heard of Television in CREEM magazine when the Marque Moon album first came out. Why Creem magazine? Because it was the best place to find cool pictures of KISS to cut out and decorate my notebook for school. Another stellar Vlog. Thanks Josh!!
Being from Detroit, Creem mag was everywhere. But haven't heard that name in years. I did the same thing with pics from the mag. But even then my pics were guitars and amps. Kinda why most my equipment is old school. Strat,Led Paul,Boogie and Twin. Now I own what I had as pics on wall.
That fiesta red strat in the background oh my god i'm in love.
I’m digging the old school vibe of that place. So southern!
Grimeys is such a cool record shop. I went there for the first time a couple months ago. Fantastic place.
Awesome stuff man! Check out Rough Trade in Brooklyn for sure! Great record shop and awesome venue to catch a show. Also, Archers of Loaf, VeeVee. Great album.
Man I wish I could get to that store and check out all the cool stuff. That LP mural is amazing.
Oh man, I was really looking forward to hearing those amps at edge of breakup. More tones please.
This is the best video the internet has to offer this week.
That huge Les Paul mural is amazing
That wah sounds fantastic!
EP-1 was sweet!
I failed to connect with the rest of the rig but different strokes :)
It just goes to show that having expensive stuff is cool but you clearly don't need to spend that kind of money to get close to that sound. Awesome vlog!
#10 - Still hooked! Marquee Moon is like being set free from a prison you didn’t even realize you were in
Gosh, man, I'm a fan of some good ol' gear, but this is nuts! 😳
We walked into Carter right after y’all left!!!! The filming sign was still on there! If only I was about 5 minutes earlier...