I had an amp in the 90s that had almost no distortion. One day, the cheap speaker got damaged, and suddenly I had distortion. 14 year old me was thrilled. LOL
😂 epic, I though distortion was when the amp’s speaker had to be removed and put a tiny speaker in its place but then my dad showed me what to do. 9 year old me was dumb😂😂😂😂
+@@theofthe2299 wait are you telling me that some people have opinions and preferences that differ from RUclips channel “the of the” ?!?!?! That’s crazy!!!
Just look at it like you now have options with that little amp ... you can easily and cheaply get a replacement speaker for it. Another great experiment would be to buy a similar sized speaker with a bigger magnet on it... as long as the amp has the wattage to drive the new speaker... you could surprise yourself.
If u think that's hunting just wait when u see a mustang or a jaguar that is right handed but the pick gaurd and the head stock is flipped up side down too look left handed but its right handed now that's haunting
the best way to do it is to make 500 - 1,000 teeny-tiny little '+' plus marks in the cone, with the majority of them concentrated at the center of the cone
An even earlier example of distortion is on Ike Turner's "Rocket 88" from 1951. Someone dropped Turner's amp and it cracked the cone. They plugged it in anyway and Ike liked the sound so they used it on the record.
@@5roundsrapid263 I believe so as well. I know that Ike laughed about the incident years later and expressed it was just a huge mess up. It was said that Sam Phillips offered a working amp but after hearing theirs, he said to give it a try. I don’t know for a fact if that convo took place but I am sure glad they went with their amp anyhow
Yes sir😂 the fear of widespread aggression it would cause teenagers to have… THE HORROR! Yet rock around caused a literal battle royal at a concert in the 50s as soon as the song started… CHAOS
Not necessarily the tone of the guitar, but because of the title and message of the song itself which is literally "Rumble." And it was gang fights, not bar fights.
the best way to do it is to make 500 - 1,000 teeny-tiny little '+' plus marks in the cone, with the majority of them concentrated at the center of the cone
So does a blown speaker! My old Hohner amps speaker blew and sounded like a kazoo( great description by the way). It had EXACTLY the rasp of a kazoo, but couldn't handle the power anymore, so it was just audible with the volume and gain@ 10! That was just to HEAR the guitar!!! I played it like that until saving enough to buy a new speaker. The amp was a twin speaker,so I unplugged the good speaker as not to ruin it too! I used to call it welfare distortion! After replacing the speaker I got a used distortion pedal by Electro Harmonics, and it gave me the faw ( fat/ raw) distortion sound I just couldn't get out of my amp naturally! I was ready to emulate my hero from the 80s Eddie Van Halen!! Still can't play anywhere near as good, but still fun!!❤
I've definitely done this before. I found that if you cause tiny tears when you puncture the cone it will distort much better. So perfect holes are less effective than sloppy holes. Also the louder you play it, the more distortion is introduced. This was part of the whole trick. Also back then they would push the amps so hard thebpower section of the amp would distort. In other words you could still get distorted tones without destroying your speaker. Poping holes or slashing the speaker just makes the effect more dramatic.
No need to go all hairy carry on the family, slice from the center cone to the outer rim of the speaker like a pizza and the material whether it's paper plastic or composite will reverberate against itself creating that Brown distortion like cream, Jimi Hendrix, the who et cetera
Awesome! I remember hearing about some band putting holes in their amp speaker cones to get an early distorted sound in a music history class, but I hadn't seen it put into practice until now. Really cool stuff!
Well, from what i heard from, actually first example of rock song with distortion is Johnny Burnette's cover of Train Kept a Rollin. Later better known by Yardbirds rendition, and I think even more from alternated version called "Stroll On" feutured in movie "Blow Up", which is one of the first examples of hard rock.
I always thought it was "Rocket 88" with Ike Turner on guitar in 1951 but you must be right... As for "stroll on" yeah... It's epic... It's definitely hard rock with Page and Beck trading riffs and solos...And Beck destroying his unruly amp with his guitar which ends up in pieces and thrown into the audience...
^^^ DING DING DING correct it’s rocket 88, the video and this initial comment are not quite true, rocket 88 tone came in 1951 (5 years before Johnny Burnette) from throwing an illegal U turn outside of SUN records, where the amp was damaged as it fell off the roof of the car, once that was established people started trying all sorted of crazy ideas to reverse engineer / improve on / be inspired by this original tone, the few examples that pre date this song are all from experimentation with humbucker pickups, rocket 88 is the first example of amp manipulation despite it being totally unintentional
@@JudeTheDude44 • Rocket 88 is more considered the first Rock & Roll song but not the first to use a distortion effect, there were other musicians trying to break their amps on purpose (before Kizart’s broke his amp) to get the distortion effect and on the first recording of Rocket 88 by Willie Kisart his amp was just broken but he liked the sound so he kept it. It was a happy accident one could say.
the best way to do it is to make 500 - 1,000 teeny-tiny little '+' plus marks in the cone, with the majority of them concentrated at the center of the cone
It actually sounds better than I expected! It was also tried on the internet before, Circle Of Tone recreated "You Really Got Me" tone including cutting the guitar speaker, he got really close.
the kinks also used a tiny radio speaker that was waaaay too small for the amp, so that poor speaker was getting way more energy than it was designed for... (it was probably blown-out as all heck)
Paper cones can always be glued back with Elmer’s glue thinned with water applied using a fine tip brush or toothpick, then dried with a hair dryer and the process can be completed till the cone is strong again, albeit functional not pretty. If glue is applied judiciously,
I smashed my guitar into the cone of my amp in concert and since that i have no more working amp, but I believe a few second later the amp was still working and had an amazing tone.
The holes weren't the only component Rumble was also incredibly loud cause Link cranked the amp (and is probably strumming pretty hard) you can really hear it in the live recording
@Jude Foster they told us that Johnny Cash's guitar player didn't strap his amp down and it fell off the roof of his car and he had to fix it with tape and newspaper. I have a pic of it.
I am a late 80's born. And as a young player,in the late 90's and early 2000's we used to do this,back where I'm from,one of the place that is less blessed.
Guys whats the best cheap versatile amp that I can buy? I have a line 6 lv spider but I don't like the digital sound of it. I have a SSH partcaster strat. CALLING THE LEGION OF ALL BEDROOMS GUITARISTS TO ANSWER THIS
I don’t know how you are with logistics and exchange rates, but as for me, the best amplifier is VOX PATH 10. You won’t find a better one for its price. Well, of course, it is for the home, but its volume is enough to play under the backing track. the vox has the best clean tone and good overdrive. as for effects, I use pedals. sss stratocaster
I’ve tried both. Both happened to be by accident lol. My first amp was a ion block rocker speaker and I turned it up to learn some AC/DC. It sounded good until the the speaker started smoking out my garage. The ripped speaker was a 1978 fender champ that has a ripped cone. I had better distortion with the ion speaker tbh.
@@skukeness6201 yes he does, the speaker is part of the amp and if you ruined your speaker you still ruined the amp because now the amp won't work without a new speaker. You just wanna be too technical but technically he did ruin it but also, technically, he improved it because it sounds good.
the best way to do it is to make 500 - 1,000 teeny-tiny little '+' plus marks in the cone, with the majority of them concentrated at the center of the cone
Seeing someone of a younger generation just even know this surprised me! I was thinking what bs is this guy going to come up with! Proved me wrong! Respect my dude!
«Back in my days, no one was safe from getting stabbed. Not even amps»
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That guitar action is mad high tf
@@Eduardo_3334 how did you know
~👴🇬🇧
I had an amp in the 90s that had almost no distortion. One day, the cheap speaker got damaged, and suddenly I had distortion. 14 year old me was thrilled. LOL
@Walter B wellll. Your not entirely wrong. Just not right either
😂 epic, I though distortion was when the amp’s speaker had to be removed and put a tiny speaker in its place but then my dad showed me what to do. 9 year old me was dumb😂😂😂😂
Hey that reminds me of when I used some old broken headphones with my first amp and was so happy to have distortion at the time!
That's hilarious 😂
Exactly,, he could have used any damaged cone from a junkyard and donated the good one to some who can't afford it.
If you wanted to be in a 50s tribute band, this is the most authentic way for sure. Actually sounds cool
who would want to be in a (non-jazz) 50s tribute band tho lol
@@theofthe2299 that would be me
+@@theofthe2299 wait are you telling me that some people have opinions and preferences that differ from RUclips channel “the of the” ?!?!?! That’s crazy!!!
@@kindauncool 😂
Just look at it like you now have options with that little amp ... you can easily and cheaply get a replacement speaker for it.
Another great experiment would be to buy a similar sized speaker with a bigger magnet on it... as long as the amp has the wattage to drive the new speaker... you could surprise yourself.
“Telestrat isn’t real, it can’t hurt you”
Telestrat:
lmao telestrat😂
If u think that's hunting just wait when u see a mustang or a jaguar that is right handed but the pick gaurd and the head stock is flipped up side down too look left handed but its right handed now that's haunting
Honestly, I think the name “Stratocaster” sounds better……… wait
Bigsby bridge Telestrat HH and glued neck would be the final boss of crimes against Fender
Omg it is a telestrat 😂😂
We used to cut our speakers back in high school to get distortion out of them.
Thats dopeee even seems I saw this video I haven’t stoped poking all my guitar amps loll
the best way to do it is to make 500 - 1,000 teeny-tiny little '+' plus marks in the cone, with the majority of them concentrated at the center of the cone
Bro, that has the perfect amount of drive for a clean tone.
Roland amplifiers are TOUGH
@@less2worryabout it’s a shitty Randall beginnner amp what are you talking about
@@less2worryabout I KNOW THEY ARE SO GOOD. My dad has a JC-120, AND IT SOUNDS HEAVENLY.
@@leifrasmussen1306 Those Combos are the reason I use one still today. Yes super amplification
@@wizzfizz6800seems like nobody seen the huge “randall” sign on it lol
"What did you get?"
*Distortion*
"What did it cost?"
*My amp*
npc
@@mindynorris8034 bot
Thank God for ds-1's being practically free now of days
*speaker
@@masathyfirst2563 based
I'm pretty sure this is how they achieved the guitar tone for "You Really Got Me" by The Kinks
Yeah but they slashed the speaker cone with a razor blade instead of stabbing it
that explains so much
@@batt5606 depends on if you ask Ray or Dave! Ray says slashed, Dave says knitting needles.
It is
He got it from slashing the speaker not stabbing it
An even earlier example of distortion is on Ike Turner's "Rocket 88" from 1951. Someone dropped Turner's amp and it cracked the cone. They plugged it in anyway and Ike liked the sound so they used it on the record.
This sounds really unique since it IS "natural" distortion and Not caused by an effect pedal. I think it sounds very authentic😊
Its surprisingly pretty good
Ik right
Sounded great
@@fivemagics18facelift is great
@@fivemagics18 yeah
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and then 50 years later death grips sampled it
I FUCK THE MUSIC
@@smuglef HIT HIT HIT
@@_panko IM ON THAT SHIT
SPREAD EAGLE CROSS THE BLOCK
(good omori pfp)
WHAT IS IT WHERE IS IT HOW WILL IT AFFECT ME
Leaving the pencil in there for ✨ style ✨
"Can we get distortion?"
"We have it at home"
Distortion at home:
Ike Turner and Jackie Brenston had an amp that fell out their car. It dislodged a tube in the amp which gave them a fuzz tone.
Yep! Stuffed the amp with news paper… Rocket 88 is the song
@@lewisnash9820 yes! It happened in the early fifties. I want to say ‘51. Link would have done this way after Jackie Brenston and the Bear Cats
Someone else recognized it! 😁
I think it actually fell out on Highway 61, the legendary Blues Highway.
@@5roundsrapid263 I believe so as well. I know that Ike laughed about the incident years later and expressed it was just a huge mess up. It was said that Sam Phillips offered a working amp but after hearing theirs, he said to give it a try. I don’t know for a fact if that convo took place but I am sure glad they went with their amp anyhow
Wasn't rumble banned from some radio stations for "ensuing bar fights" because of the aggressive tone of the Amp?
Yep.
Yes sir😂 the fear of widespread aggression it would cause teenagers to have… THE HORROR! Yet rock around caused a literal battle royal at a concert in the 50s as soon as the song started… CHAOS
That's just fantastic. If only they heard some of the stuff used with distortion now.
Not necessarily the tone of the guitar, but because of the title and message of the song itself which is literally "Rumble." And it was gang fights, not bar fights.
Link himself has said the song was inspired by a bar fight it was banned cause they thought it'd insight gang violence
That distortion is gnarly, man, definitely keep that amp around for good!
the best way to do it is to make 500 - 1,000 teeny-tiny little '+' plus marks in the cone, with the majority of them concentrated at the center of the cone
I never made the connection that amps with distortion weren’t a thing back then so they had to improvise. Awesome!
They were tube amps, they had just as much distortion. They just didn’t turn them up enough.
You didn’t destroy your amp, just the speaker.
Technically the amp is the speaker, the case or housing box is what he didn’t destroy
Technically, the speaker is exactly that. The speaker. The amp is the amplifier circuit that drives said speaker@@Mordecai_275
@@Mordecai_275The amplifier is what actually amplified the signal, hence why guitar amplifiers and speaker cabinets are separate things.
In 70s Japan, I heard rumors that Eric Clapton played "Sunshine Of Your Love" this way.
he definitely didnt
@@aidancarlisle6237 Exactly!! In the 70's, information was scarce.
Something somewhere here tells me you've got some stories and I should get you some beers
It would take a hell of a lot of pokes to get that fuzz! 🤣🤘🏼
A lot of guitarists were using distortion so i doubt that would have been necessary back then lol
Sometimes we do this with razor blades. Old studio trick. Narrower perforations = more "distortion." Basically turns the amp into a kazoo.
So does a blown speaker! My old Hohner amps speaker blew and sounded like a kazoo( great description by the way). It had EXACTLY the rasp of a kazoo, but couldn't handle the power anymore, so it was just audible with the volume and gain@ 10! That was just to HEAR the guitar!!! I played it like that until saving enough to buy a new speaker. The amp was a twin speaker,so I unplugged the good speaker as not to ruin it too! I used to call it welfare distortion! After replacing the speaker I got a used distortion pedal by Electro Harmonics, and it gave me the faw ( fat/ raw) distortion sound I just couldn't get out of my amp naturally! I was ready to emulate my hero from the 80s Eddie Van Halen!! Still can't play anywhere near as good, but still fun!!❤
I've definitely done this before. I found that if you cause tiny tears when you puncture the cone it will distort much better. So perfect holes are less effective than sloppy holes. Also the louder you play it, the more distortion is introduced. This was part of the whole trick. Also back then they would push the amps so hard thebpower section of the amp would distort. In other words you could still get distorted tones without destroying your speaker. Poping holes or slashing the speaker just makes the effect more dramatic.
So have they made them with flappy bits? The flappy holiness increases as you turn up the distortion dial. Tbh that was not a very distorted sound.
It sounds great!
If you want good natural distortion take a razor blade and cut the cone material so that it reverberates against itself
instructions unclear, killed family
No need to go all hairy carry on the family, slice from the center cone to the outer rim of the speaker like a pizza and the material whether it's paper plastic or composite will reverberate against itself creating that Brown distortion like cream, Jimi Hendrix, the who et cetera
@@davestafford7301 instructions unclear, cut a pizza
@@davestafford7301 instructions very clear, thank you man
Instructions unclear, now I work as a butcher
Awesome! I remember hearing about some band putting holes in their amp speaker cones to get an early distorted sound in a music history class, but I hadn't seen it put into practice until now. Really cool stuff!
Try keeping volume limits on each track so they come out the same. The second example is way louder (which isn’t distortion)
Yep that is so easy to do and no one does it
Yeah and he’s strumming harder
Yeah that’s just overdrive which is probably how they really got the distorted effect. A broken speaker just sounds like trash
Legend has it the first tremelo was achieved by filling an amp with farts.
Hahaha
only one way to find out for sure...
@@andychrist5142 anyone got 13 cans of beans?
tru
Didint work
Well, from what i heard from, actually first example of rock song with distortion is Johnny Burnette's cover of Train Kept a Rollin. Later better known by Yardbirds rendition, and I think even more from alternated version called "Stroll On" feutured in movie "Blow Up", which is one of the first examples of hard rock.
been wanting to watch that movie for a hot minute
I always thought it was "Rocket 88" with Ike Turner on guitar in 1951 but you must be right...
As for "stroll on" yeah... It's epic... It's definitely hard rock with Page and Beck trading riffs and solos...And Beck destroying his unruly amp with his guitar which ends up in pieces and thrown into the audience...
^^^ DING DING DING correct it’s rocket 88, the video and this initial comment are not quite true, rocket 88 tone came in 1951 (5 years before Johnny Burnette) from throwing an illegal U turn outside of SUN records, where the amp was damaged as it fell off the roof of the car, once that was established people started trying all sorted of crazy ideas to reverse engineer / improve on / be inspired by this original tone, the few examples that pre date this song are all from experimentation with humbucker pickups, rocket 88 is the first example of amp manipulation despite it being totally unintentional
@@tanssi2145 Sun records, I think
yeah, that song has a doom-metal type fuzz on the guitar at the 1:05 mark of the song...
and it's in 1956!!!! i always wondered how he got it.
Man I fucking love Link Wray, thank you for posting this at all. A god of musical art truly lost by time
love the tone, def works well
With enough skill you can make anything sound good and this guy is a golden case of that
I think Electro Harmonix makes a pedal that emulates a ripped speaker.
Just in case anyone out there doesnt want to kill a speaker.
I think you’ve blended a few different tales from rock history into one here.
Yeah I'm pretty sure that song was absolutely not the first to have a distorted tone.
@@Chicky_Lumps • Bob Wills used a distortion effect on the song “Bob Wills Boogie” in 1946, 12 years before the release of “Rumble”.
What abt rocket 88
@@JudeTheDude44 • Rocket 88 is more considered the first Rock & Roll song but not the first to use a distortion effect, there were other musicians trying to break their amps on purpose (before Kizart’s broke his amp) to get the distortion effect and on the first recording of Rocket 88 by Willie Kisart his amp was just broken but he liked the sound so he kept it. It was a happy accident one could say.
@@SongWhisperer how did he do it?
the best way to do it is to make 500 - 1,000 teeny-tiny little '+' plus marks in the cone, with the majority of them concentrated at the center of the cone
I'm so glad someone else knows about link wray
I did the same to my 10w Anderson first amp, it sounded pretty damn good
It actually sounds better than I expected! It was also tried on the internet before, Circle Of Tone recreated "You Really Got Me" tone including cutting the guitar speaker, he got really close.
Lol. I just wrote that same thing. They used knitting needles
the kinks also used a tiny radio speaker that was waaaay too small for the amp, so that poor speaker was getting way more energy than it was designed for... (it was probably blown-out as all heck)
“No one else on the internet has tried this” famous last words
Lmao basically everything has already been done
he said "as far as I know"
Paper cones can always be glued back with Elmer’s glue thinned with water applied using a fine tip brush or toothpick, then dried with a hair dryer and the process can be completed till the cone is strong again, albeit functional not pretty. If glue is applied judiciously,
Back in my day, we all used line 6
Its my day and we still use line 6
Spider 360 is the amp 😂
I smashed my guitar into the cone of my amp in concert and since that i have no more working amp, but I believe a few second later the amp was still working and had an amazing tone.
The holes weren't the only component Rumble was also incredibly loud cause Link cranked the amp (and is probably strumming pretty hard) you can really hear it in the live recording
I visited Sun Studios in Memphis where we learned that distortion was created when a guitar player put waded news paper inside the speaker.
Whaaaat they told us someone’s amp was shot
@Jude Foster they told us that Johnny Cash's guitar player didn't strap his amp down and it fell off the roof of his car and he had to fix it with tape and newspaper. I have a pic of it.
...or was forgoten to be removed after being placed in it to cushion it during a car ride....
@@JudeTheDude44
Whaaaat they told us someone’s amp's vacuum tube got cracked...
@@-jank-willsonI think you’re right because I remember now that my teacher told me in history of rock and roll class. I always get things mixed up
I thought the kinks were the first to use it for you really got me, I guess you learn something new everyday
Wow this is the first time I have ever seen anyone talk about Link Wray on the internet. very cool.
that is amazing
Basically the pioneer of psychedelic sounds that later formed in the 60s.
That sounds pretty good! You should keep it
That sounds so sick!!
love link wray, love this
Ben Askren's son is a tone nerd. Respect.
You can just replace the speaker. It's worth the science!
And that little amount of distortion got that song banned from air I believe
My God, it's beautiful 🥺
I am a late 80's born.
And as a young player,in the late 90's and early 2000's we used to do this,back where I'm from,one of the place that is less blessed.
Hendrix slashed all his speakers
Anyone can bore holes in an Amp, but not everybody knows how to and where to bore it properly to get that right sound
Razor blades
Desperately trying to convince myself not to do this
Do it
I mean. Why. This is dumb. Besides. You could probably get the same tone out of a $50 pedal but better. Or just buy an old reverb amp.
GET DOWN WITH THE SICKNESS!
Pretty cool!! Fascinating how much tech has come along in these times
Actually sounds incredible. Raw and organic, absolutely love it.
Guys whats the best cheap versatile amp that I can buy? I have a line 6 lv spider but I don't like the digital sound of it. I have a SSH partcaster strat. CALLING THE LEGION OF ALL BEDROOMS GUITARISTS TO ANSWER THIS
Honestly fender lt25s kick ass for the money and throw a boost/OD pedal in front of it and sounds even better
Line 6 spider 4 or all tube full stack there is nothing inbetween
@Otto Phil I've a line 6 spider 4 already but kinda hate the digital sound of the distortion and I can't really plug no pedals to it, thank u tho'
Boss Katana?
I don’t know how you are with logistics and exchange rates, but as for me, the best amplifier is VOX PATH 10. You won’t find a better one for its price. Well, of course, it is for the home, but its volume is enough to play under the backing track. the vox has the best clean tone and good overdrive. as for effects, I use pedals. sss stratocaster
I guess no one here has cranked an amp from the 50s
Fr all you need is a tube amp with no headroom
😂
How they really got distortion in the 50’s was much simpler than wrecking a speaker, they plugged into a low watt tube amp and turned it up.
True, but the original overdrive circuit for pedals and stuff came from damaged speakers, or damaged recording circuits
I’ve tried both. Both happened to be by accident lol. My first amp was a ion block rocker speaker and I turned it up to learn some AC/DC. It sounded good until the the speaker started smoking out my garage. The ripped speaker was a 1978 fender champ that has a ripped cone. I had better distortion with the ion speaker tbh.
Gooooooooood sound!!😎
I always dug this sound.
It gets fuzzy if you slash the cone with a razor. That's a fun one too.
It doesn't destroy the amp, it just destroys the speaker
We know
@@enzyme181 apparently not the guy in the video
@@skukeness6201 yes he does, the speaker is part of the amp and if you ruined your speaker you still ruined the amp because now the amp won't work without a new speaker. You just wanna be too technical but technically he did ruin it but also, technically, he improved it because it sounds good.
the best way to do it is to make 500 - 1,000 teeny-tiny little '+' plus marks in the cone, with the majority of them concentrated at the center of the cone
THAT SOUNDS SICK
That actually sounds amazing
You didnt just kill the amp, you also killed me dude
It really gives it that dirty, vintage distortion sound! Sounds like you are playing on an old record. Love it!
Destroying that tiny $29 Amp was a major sacrifice sir 🤘🏻
I remember everyone doing this around 1978-1979. It's not lost knowledge.
'No OnE eLsE hAs TriEd It' 'iN CaSe u DiDnT KnOW'
That worked really well
"You know these amps don't grow on trees"--L7, "Slide"
You can also put crumpled up newspaper in the back to help solidly the sound
Kind of worth it! Sounds pretty cool
Seeing someone of a younger generation just even know this surprised me! I was thinking what bs is this guy going to come up with! Proved me wrong! Respect my dude!
Far as I can tell, you did that lil thing a justice
Dude it actually sounds really cool
Link wray also had a tube amp.
That sounds amazing.
I’ve seen people do slashes with razor blades to their speakers. It seems to create even more “distortion” since the sliced cones resonate more
I love your videos by the way you’re very good at playing electric guitar
I absolutely love this
I love that sound
I’m in love with the telestrat
Sounds amazing
Heck yeah, my dad and I used to talk about this but I never tried it, interesting to see someone do it!!
It's rad that a young man is talking about link wray I heard about him by watching an iggy pop interview great video
Sounds exactly like Link Wray, good job🤙🏽
bro loves strats so much his tele is a strat
That sounds SICK
I love this sound
I remember hearing about this method back in the 80s.
Almost has a Hendrix type tone after the holes were poked. Particularly that low E string. Sounds awesome!
came out a lot better than i expected
That is amazing!
Gives a banjo vibe
I was watching this and was like “was that a Telestrat? Then spun back around and my eyes were right