Intro, Attenuator and Guitar Demos - U.S. Red Special meetup 2020

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  • Опубликовано: 15 мар 2020
  • Excerpt from the first U.S. Red Special meet up, held in Phoenix, Arizona. This video covers the introduction, attenuator and guitar demo portion. Hosted by Luke Holwerda. Guest MC's Jon Underhill and James Chen.
    Gear used:
    -Vox AC30 TBX
    -Weber MiniMass Attenuator
    -Fryer "Jan 97" prototype Treble Booster
    Guitars tested:
    -Luke's homemade Red Special
    -BMG stock Red Special
    -BMG Woody conversion Red Special
    -Guyton Transporter
    Thank you to everyone who made it out the first U.S. Red Special meetup!
    As the people who were there will know, the day was not without technical difficulties. We had issues with the PA system, the stage lights couldn't be stopped from spinning, and the house lights were too dim to go without them... but we made do! We got some extra lights brought in, the eventually sorted the PA (mostly) and tho we were way behind schedule, I think we all had a good time. We put faces to names, food to mouth and sixpences to gold strings!
    I think we're all compiling our photos and videos still, but I went through the footage we shot for the Treble Booster demos and cut something together. Sadly... due to routing issues with the PA, we weren't able to get an isolated track for the closeup mic on the amp... but we had decent sound on the cameras. This wasn't the exact product I'd hoped we'd end up with, but hopefully it's fairly instructive. I think we may try to recreate this down the road in a more controlled environment, if we can get our hands on all the boosters again!
    In person, I have to say, I was impressed with the range of the different boosters we had access to. I didn't think it would be so easy to discern them... and I think a lot of the attendees felt similar. But because we didn't get the mic track from the amp, the differences come across more subtle in the video, however, some of the finer details can be heard in the headphones.
    Again, thank you to everyone who made it out or supported us from afar! It really was a fun day despite it all.
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  • @ahhsgvr
    @ahhsgvr 4 года назад +3

    Big fan of the RS conversion guitars, especially the correct pickup and tremolo placement, big improvement

  • @GDriss
    @GDriss 4 года назад +1

    Just ordered one! Nice to see some playing and exposure, I think this guitar is underrated

  • @Wyattbodenheimerofficial
    @Wyattbodenheimerofficial 4 года назад +2

    I like those guitar sounds I have one myself!

  • @RezaPratamaR
    @RezaPratamaR 3 года назад

    wonderful. wonderful.

  • @RyansColoradoRailProductions
    @RyansColoradoRailProductions 3 года назад

    There's a Red Special Meetup?! i wont be surprised if others can learn Queen/Brian solos there too.

    • @Lukeyourself
      @Lukeyourself  3 года назад +3

      You can do all sorts! Talk shop, trade gear, or just hang out. We've only done one so far, in the states, right before Covid hit... but we're trying to plan another one soon. Hopefully before the end of the year. But who knows?

    • @itslikethesamebutdifferent8020
      @itslikethesamebutdifferent8020 2 года назад

      @@Lukeyourself that’d be cool dude. Is there a website or any links to the meetup?

    • @Lukeyourself
      @Lukeyourself  2 года назад

      @@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020 There's a Red Special Facebook forum which I post on, infrequently, but I will post any updates for the next meetup there as it comes available. We're thinking early 2022.

  • @kadenkelly9237
    @kadenkelly9237 3 года назад

    How are you attenuating the AC30? I've seen people mod the amp by putting the Attenuator in-between the speaker and the cab. If not, what Attenuator are you using? I've been looking for one to use with my AC30 for forever...

    • @Lukeyourself
      @Lukeyourself  3 года назад +2

      I use a Weber MiniMass. They're $170, you just need to buy the correct cables for your amp (which they sell). The output from the head goes in, and the attenuated signal goes out to the speakers. Mine sits on top of my amp. It's really worth the money! tedweber.com/minimass/