Mike, I only don’t get one thing: with your guitar you have more than one piezos/mic so you use Bose mixer to separate all channels and use different Eq. But with a one piezo-guitar, what’s the use of the Bose mixer? 500 dollars for just an Eq?
Thank you, you're one of my favorite guitar players and I love your live sound. What I don't get though is the output from the mixer goes into the reverb... You can do that? And then the output from reverb goes into speakers or amp?
Really enjoyed this one and it’s hard not to forget towards the end that this was a 150$ guitar. Mike did an incredible job with this presentation, he was very clear and explained things in a sense where a beginner could understand and shared settings which I liked. Thanks lee and mike for this as I had no clue the importance of that Bose unit in an acoustic show. Was very interesting.
Mike is super humble for a guy with the talent of the best guitarists out there. Every interview I see with him is great. He's the kind of player that makes me wish I paid more attention to my guitar lessons when I was a teenager.
This session shows me why I respect Mike Dawes so much. He's genuinely humble even after becoming famous and is willing to come in and do a video for Andertons just for fun. The man is immensely good at what he does and his personality makes it that much better.
Great to see another acoustic player not shying off on electronics and using it to its profit ... great guitarist, great sound, great ability to cope with new equipment instantly, great video Thanks a lot for sharing
Mike Dawes is unbelievably good! Love the guy so much as a person too. Him and Tommy touring together is magical btw... So cool to see my heroes appear on the andertons channel!
The Van Halen - Jump intro.. man that piece never ceases to stop me dead in my tracks. It's a perfect tribute to both Eddie and the entire band and their influence. Mike's an incredible player and if he's good with this rig, you'd best believe I'd buy it too lol.
I saw him at a small club last year, and he did the Lost guitar pick shtick, which indeed had all the guitar players in the audience searching their pockets trying to be the one to loan him a guitar pick. It was funny; but it never occurred to me that he had that whole thing planned as part of his show, which is pretty hilarious now that I think about it. His guitar playing is out of this world, phenomenal Talent. But not only that, his music is good music; you can't say that about all talented technical guitarists. Plus he has a great sense of humor, and despite being nearly unique in the world, he seems like a pretty humble guy.
It's great seeing you bringing affordable guitars and electronics to the schoolchildren , many of f whom come from working class families and now more single parent families but are so enthusiastic about playing music. I was lucky with singing in the church choir from 7 and learning NB actually how to read simple music but in the late 60s early 70s we had group lessons for violin, flute for example as one to one tuition was so expensive but classical lessons were a great grounding and we also hired our instruments from the school and in my case it was a violin as my family were poor but I felt so blessed to have had the chance. I bought an old violin secondhand for £90 and went to a kind violin luthier who sold me a bow and fitted a new bridge and strings for £90 in 2001 in NW Switzerland. Claude Lebed at La Chaux de Fonds . A great old school luthier who was brilliant, loved stringed instruments and was passionate like you and your father in greatly encouraging people of all ages and budgets and abilities to get into learning stringed instruments and drums. It's certain your father built your great shop with you based on great relationships with musicians giving them great service and value for money as many I've known were skint apart from their pride and joy they often saved up hard for doing a paper round or getting it on the never never. I will get a new guitar from the site R3 accoustics very soon after your excellent reviews. I can't afford a j15 Gibson and Sire guitars are great, really playable quality sounding guitars and for £299 amazing. The bass by Sire will be next.
Good to see Mike back at Anderton's again. I really loved his run through of the Sire R7 and R3 guitars. I'll always regret not being able to get one. Mom passed and I'll never get one as they aren't readily available anymore. That Strymon pedal is REALLY DARN GOOD. If you love ambient guitar effects that is your pedal.
Whats cool about this series of videos, it really puts real world info into practice about whats good for what needs. I love the £1000 videos, great job
Cool video! I love the "budget" stuff because it's where 90% of us live. Mike Dawes is a monster on his instrument, and could make a toy Elmo guitar sound amazing. But this is still a cool video.
My pedal board has created so many compliments on my tone and volume thanks to Mike Dawes... Acoustic players need to invest in his core pedals and mixer and don't forget his 4 signals coming from his guitars 4 pickups... gathering all these signals results in various gain stations and amazing head room!!!!! Mike is the best!!!! Thank you Andertons for all your content!!
Well done Mike, you immediately got me to buy an OC5 from Andertons! 😂 Edit- i already have a Cloudburst on my board (i play fingerstyle and in a duo).
Love Mike's awesome technique. Such an inspirational player. Let him know that the next time he needs to fly with BA, he should book his single seat for himself and then call them up and ask to add a 'comfort seat' for his guitar. That's how you get it on the plane as hand luggage 😉
This series that you do is on the same level and still better than Premier Guitar's Rig Rundowns. We get such insight of our favourite artists on a limited budget.
A superb video, just wish Mike had tried those pedals on his own gear or at least on his guitar with the new rig. Probably the best guest in all the time I have been watching. Next time he is around film a bunch of acoustics.
That was awesome - i tend not to listen to acoustic so much but its where most of us started - truly beautiful sounds there and the cheap rig sounded better than the main one!! - Time for the captain to get on some acoustics maybe!
I'm playing with a FLAMMA reverb/ delay. Got three tipes of reverb ,( including shimmer) and three types of delay. Only cost me 80 pounds. Got a Larry Carlton acustic guitar with piezo and microphone, cost 420 pounds. Got the boss oc3, 100 pounds. A behringer mixing desk with 6 inputs eq and effects,100 pounds, and a behringer mpa 40 battery powered because I'm a busker 170 pounds. 950 pounds my entire rig including the guitar. And I'm very happy with it . Need nothing else. (Well I miss a magnetic pick up😅)
I just saw mike live last Friday. and this may sound very controversial to a lot of people here but I really loved seeing Tommy Emmanuel live. but I actually loved mike's show a bit more. what an incredible guitarist
Mike is so amazing. As soon as I saw his name I clicked on the video. I do have to say that the wonky angles of his pedals messes with the small OCD part of me.
This is the best Andertons video I have ever seen! Mike is the perfect mix of a super nice guy and a genius. This is true virtuosity. I had to laugh out loud (all alone) at how insanely good he made that cheap guitar sound! Now I really want that setup. Please persuade Mike to come over more often!
What's going on with Mike D's pickup??? Also, the neck rod cover? Amazing guitar playing so inspirational and totally enjoyable. I hope to get the chance to see Mike D live in concert some day! I never thought about using talcum powder to play better. LOL
Just goes to show that the instrument itself is less important than the other components. As long as it has a good setup and intonation. The Bose T4S is the equivalent of the others buying a much better amp like on earlier challenges The Immerse really does sound more natural to me. Hope he got it. The Strymon tho. Something he could really have fun with too. Did he get one of those too?
In my experience with Acoustic Guitars they all move around from gig to gig , does not matter how expensive or inexpensive they are , Classical Guitars don't have truss rods because the strings are nylon they don't exert the same stress as steel strings
I hope Mike becomes a semi-regular, he's just phenomenal, such a unique approach to his instrument.
Thanks everyone. Thanks Lee and team x
Mike, I only don’t get one thing: with your guitar you have more than one piezos/mic so you use Bose mixer to separate all channels and use different Eq. But with a one piezo-guitar, what’s the use of the Bose mixer? 500 dollars for just an Eq?
Come to NY and p,at the Paramount in Huntington Bro
Great venue. Great acoustics
Thank you, you're one of my favorite guitar players and I love your live sound. What I don't get though is the output from the mixer goes into the reverb... You can do that? And then the output from reverb goes into speakers or amp?
@@dariofirpo9706he seperates each pedal individually through the ins and outs of the digital mixer, that may have a fair few extra benefits 😊
You have to ask yourself, how many hours do you have to put in to be this good, unbelievable talent!
Then double that to be as good as Tommy Emmanuel....
2 or 3 at least !!
All of the hours
A lot!
Talent certainly helps but 10,000 hours of practice at minimum is a must.
Mike is on a different level, spend what you like, on what gear you like,
you're not sounding like that, without years of dedicated practice
Really enjoyed this one and it’s hard not to forget towards the end that this was a 150$ guitar. Mike did an incredible job with this presentation, he was very clear and explained things in a sense where a beginner could understand and shared settings which I liked. Thanks lee and mike for this as I had no clue the importance of that Bose unit in an acoustic show. Was very interesting.
Mike is super humble for a guy with the talent of the best guitarists out there. Every interview I see with him is great. He's the kind of player that makes me wish I paid more attention to my guitar lessons when I was a teenager.
This session shows me why I respect Mike Dawes so much. He's genuinely humble even after becoming famous and is willing to come in and do a video for Andertons just for fun. The man is immensely good at what he does and his personality makes it that much better.
What an intro! Mike is one seriously talented player! 👏🏼
Loving the setup too!
Great to see another acoustic player not shying off on electronics and using it to its profit ... great guitarist, great sound, great ability to cope with new equipment instantly,
great video Thanks a lot for sharing
That intro was out of this world. So good!
Never heard of mike dawe but this was highly inspiring and a pleasure to witness. What a smooth dude, I can't believe how good everything was today
I never knew an acoustic could have that many varieties of sounds. Now I want to go out and build an acoustic board to get these tones
Mike Dawes is unbelievably good! Love the guy so much as a person too. Him and Tommy touring together is magical btw... So cool to see my heroes appear on the andertons channel!
The Van Halen - Jump intro.. man that piece never ceases to stop me dead in my tracks. It's a perfect tribute to both Eddie and the entire band and their influence. Mike's an incredible player and if he's good with this rig, you'd best believe I'd buy it too lol.
What a great video guys, Mike turned that little EastCoast number into a Stradivarius . Winning!!! 👍🔥🎸🎼🙏
Where did he go to get the camel spiders attached to his wrists instead of hands?
Mike with the cloudburst is unbelievable
The mighty Mike Dawes. What an awesome human being 🤘
I saw him at a small club last year, and he did the Lost guitar pick shtick, which indeed had all the guitar players in the audience searching their pockets trying to be the one to loan him a guitar pick. It was funny; but it never occurred to me that he had that whole thing planned as part of his show, which is pretty hilarious now that I think about it. His guitar playing is out of this world, phenomenal Talent. But not only that, his music is good music; you can't say that about all talented technical guitarists. Plus he has a great sense of humor, and despite being nearly unique in the world, he seems like a pretty humble guy.
Mike can play the strings off literally anything with strings, awesome video, best of this series by far and I'm a proggy metal player
It's great seeing you bringing affordable guitars and electronics to the schoolchildren , many of f whom come from working class families and now more single parent families but are so enthusiastic about playing music. I was lucky with singing in the church choir from 7 and learning NB actually how to read simple music but in the late 60s early 70s we had group lessons for violin, flute for example as one to one tuition was so expensive but classical lessons were a great grounding and we also hired our instruments from the school and in my case it was a violin as my family were poor but I felt so blessed to have had the chance. I bought an old violin secondhand for £90 and went to a kind violin luthier who sold me a bow and fitted a new bridge and strings for £90 in 2001 in NW Switzerland. Claude Lebed at La Chaux de Fonds . A great old school luthier who was brilliant, loved stringed instruments and was passionate like you and your father in greatly encouraging people of all ages and budgets and abilities to get into learning stringed instruments and drums. It's certain your father built your great shop with you based on great relationships with musicians giving them great service and value for money as many I've known were skint apart from their pride and joy they often saved up hard for doing a paper round or getting it on the never never. I will get a new guitar from the site R3 accoustics very soon after your excellent reviews. I can't afford a j15 Gibson and Sire guitars are great, really playable quality sounding guitars and for £299 amazing. The bass by Sire will be next.
Cap that fields of barley with the pedal, was kin ooh beautiful.
Mike is so cool and obviously a great player! Gotta check out more of his music!
Sage to say not too many people have heard a £150 guitar sound like that. Astonishing. Worth listening to it all again through earphones.. trust me.
Good to see Mike back at Anderton's again. I really loved his run through of the Sire R7 and R3 guitars. I'll always regret not being able to get one. Mom passed and I'll never get one as they aren't readily available anymore. That Strymon pedal is REALLY DARN GOOD. If you love ambient guitar effects that is your pedal.
Incredible Mike. Love to see you play anything.
I bought my Cloudburst about a month ago. It is amazing. Michael is best of the best guitarists on this planet.
Whats cool about this series of videos, it really puts real world info into practice about whats good for what needs. I love the £1000 videos, great job
Cool video! I love the "budget" stuff because it's where 90% of us live. Mike Dawes is a monster on his instrument, and could make a toy Elmo guitar sound amazing. But this is still a cool video.
My pedal board has created so many compliments on my tone and volume thanks to Mike Dawes... Acoustic players need to invest in his core pedals and mixer and don't forget his 4 signals coming from his guitars 4 pickups... gathering all these signals results in various gain stations and amazing head room!!!!! Mike is the best!!!! Thank you Andertons for all your content!!
What a lovely,ridiculously talented guy....😊
I can't even parallel park whilst the radio is playing.... This guy though!
GREAT DEMO !! thanks so much for doing this.
I'm going to go practice now. Cheers!
DUDE. This guy is insanely good. I’ve been using a Martin D-18ce into a Fender Preverb right into front of house!
Well done Mike, you immediately got me to buy an OC5 from Andertons! 😂 Edit- i already have a Cloudburst on my board (i play fingerstyle and in a duo).
Absolute Legend. Followed Mike Dawes since the Curry video with Chappers. What a guy 🤘🏼
Love Mike's awesome technique. Such an inspirational player. Let him know that the next time he needs to fly with BA, he should book his single seat for himself and then call them up and ask to add a 'comfort seat' for his guitar. That's how you get it on the plane as hand luggage 😉
What an amazing intro piece. Well played.
This series that you do is on the same level and still better than Premier Guitar's Rig Rundowns. We get such insight of our favourite artists on a limited budget.
What a sensational guest! The content on this channel continues to blow me away.
I'm a simple man. I see Mike Dawes on Andertons and smash that like button before watching. Even if it's every five years.
some serious Jon Gomm influence in that intro, absolutely beautiful
A superb video, just wish Mike had tried those pedals on his own gear or at least on his guitar with the new rig. Probably the best guest in all the time I have been watching. Next time he is around film a bunch of acoustics.
this is what absolute control and mastery of your craft looks like
Crazy talented, really great with his hands and a beautiful head of hair. Mike isn’t bad too.
And now of course I have to close youtube and go listen to Mike's music for a few hours. Thanks Andertons! 🤣
That was awesome - i tend not to listen to acoustic so much but its where most of us started - truly beautiful sounds there and the cheap rig sounded better than the main one!! - Time for the captain to get on some acoustics maybe!
Mike has the touch of an angel! I remember you reviewing the first version of the Immerse and Chappers going crazy over it. It's a wonderful pedal.
this is an awesome useful video - very inspiring, mostly for practicing, and a bit for shoppin :D
Amazing video. Seriously talented to make that noise from a entry level guitar!
21:20 was just thinking at the beginning it would be nice to see Jon Gomm here. How about a captain meets? He's awesome!
Great opener, awesome talent. Cheers from Nova Scotia
Just phenomenal! Any plans to play in Barcelona, Mike? We'd love to see you here.
I'm playing with a FLAMMA reverb/ delay. Got three tipes of reverb ,( including shimmer) and three types of delay. Only cost me 80 pounds. Got a Larry Carlton acustic guitar with piezo and microphone, cost 420 pounds. Got the boss oc3, 100 pounds. A behringer mixing desk with 6 inputs eq and effects,100 pounds, and a behringer mpa 40 battery powered because I'm a busker 170 pounds. 950 pounds my entire rig including the guitar. And I'm very happy with it . Need nothing else. (Well I miss a magnetic pick up😅)
This video is undeniable proof that it isn't the instrument, it's the player. I'm convinced that Mike Dawes is an alien.
I can only dream of ever getting to that level. Brilliant. Maybe I should head to the crossroad 😂
Man......Cloudburst into Immerse....❤❤❤
If Mike ever makes it to Las Vegas, I'd love to help out! Play a little disc golf and then some gwitters!!!
This video is great, thank you guys!
Probably my fav artist to come from subscribing to Andertons. Right next to my admiration of some afro.
Very very very impressive, Mr Dawes. Very impressive. Bravo.
I would be amazed if you manage to put out a better video this year. Bravo!
I just saw mike live last Friday. and this may sound very controversial to a lot of people here but I really loved seeing Tommy Emmanuel live. but I actually loved mike's show a bit more. what an incredible guitarist
32:28 is the best reaction I've seen anywhere, ever
Any day you can get Mike on to give us his insights is a very good day 😊
Please tell me Mike walked out of the shop with a Cloudburst - I really want to see what he can create with it!
Fantastic video and a very unique rig 👍
Damn it Lee, this video is just another reason showing me why I need to buy a cloudburst
Mike is amazing! I don't know what else to say, my mouth won't form words
Super interesting set up, what a player!
Well, that was lovely. I might have to give up guitar. 😅
Yeah, I'm definitely looking this guy up, what an amazing player :O
Just heading downstairs to set my little Yamaha acoustic on fire
Mike is so amazing. As soon as I saw his name I clicked on the video. I do have to say that the wonky angles of his pedals messes with the small OCD part of me.
Incredible playing
Simply the finest all-genre player I've ever seen
My acoustic dream would be to see Mike, Tommy, and Monte Montgomery all 3 play together.
This is the best Andertons video I have ever seen! Mike is the perfect mix of a super nice guy and a genius. This is true virtuosity. I had to laugh out loud (all alone) at how insanely good he made that cheap guitar sound! Now I really want that setup. Please persuade Mike to come over more often!
What's going on with Mike D's pickup??? Also, the neck rod cover? Amazing guitar playing so inspirational and totally enjoyable. I hope to get the chance to see Mike D live in concert some day! I never thought about using talcum powder to play better. LOL
Would have been super cool to have Mike try out an Afterneath as well.
One of the better episodes for sure
What an incredible musician..wow! inspired
Sounds great Mike! 👌🏼
That's hilarious! "Does anyone have a pick" in a Mike Dawes audience, lol. That's like Victor Wooten asking the crowd if anyone plays bass.
4:15 of all the amazing information just presented to him, the interviewer is wowed by the Boss OC having a frequency cutoff 🤦🏻♂️
wow best retailer? holy moly. well done.
HoF mod setting is one of the most underrated verbs of all time.
That last Mike video was 5 years ago??? Time's moving too fast.
It's always nice to see Mike though. HIs playing's great and he's a fun personality.
15:15 is the look of Lee wondering how much that will cost.
Can you just do a 40 minute video of Mike Dawes playing please 😁
Is that a Joyo American Sound I see? Cool!
Just goes to show that the instrument itself is less important than the other components. As long as it has a good setup and intonation. The Bose T4S is the equivalent of the others buying a much better amp like on earlier challenges The Immerse really does sound more natural to me. Hope he got it. The Strymon tho. Something he could really have fun with too. Did he get one of those too?
I almost didn't watch this episode because grandpa guitars. But I always watch. Good thing I did! That intro! Mind blowing!
Loved this one
Great guitar player. Needs to be in a band. PRS should give him an electric guitar.
Listening in awe.
Mike is AMAZING!
28:30
the most important word!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In my experience with Acoustic Guitars they all move around from gig to gig , does not matter how expensive or inexpensive they are , Classical Guitars don't have truss rods because the strings are nylon they don't exert the same stress as steel strings
That intro tho!