ya true... I mean... idk about you but my music store is so chill I could just bring it back if it didn't play well with my stuff. also could pick my guitar off the wall if I needed.
Salesman are a lot less pushy when they know your a professional, especially in the music gear sector, also these guy's work around music everyday, so it's a lot more mundane to them
zorth42 I had a great experience at this store (Righteous Guitars) when I bought a guitar. The salesman helped me pick out a few guitars to try, suggested (and helped me dial in) the amps to demo them on, then left me alone in the room. Came back from time to time to see how I was doing. No pressure whatsoever, just help when I needed it. I had a very good idea what I was after when I went in there. I was a very happy customer!
I get where you are coming from...but...that's a 3000 dollar amp which can't be replaced....whenever i try out expensive gear, i appreciate an attentive salesman, most of the ones ive dealt with were far more knowledgeable about the gear in their shop than i was.
Wow, more shops should have the level of customer service that Righteous Guitars has. Staff was truly knowledgeable and knew exactly which direction to steer Noah in for his amp of choice. I don't see service and employees like this anymore, even in the local mom and pop shops
Imduk our city would be happy if we had an actual guitar store. And to be treated nicely. Wow that’s an added bonus. Our former store employees were busy fighting with one another. (The employees and management and owners). It was scary in there.
lol, mate. i think the camera and the youtube channel helps for receiving for that level of customer service. it's basically a long form ad for the store.
Dude their customer service was on point! Idk if you just like knew the guy or what. But the guitar shops around my area need to watch this and learn some customer service skills. Super impressed!
I love when the salesman askes him what his price range was....dude came out with exactly what the salesman didnt want to hear "yeah not really". You could see the salesmans patience and interest in customer service instantly begin to evaporate....and then..."1k to 1500"....that salesman came back to life like he got hit by lightning..."I GOT YOU!!!!!" LMFAO
Wow you saw al that in one second? I just saw a salesman strum the guitar he was holding with a game face on. I think you just projected what you were thinking :)
If you're in the ATL area, drive about 45 minutes north on hwy 400 and check them out :-P But seriously, it's a sweet spot. Especially now that Atlanta Bass Gallery has closed, perhaps the only boutique-centric shop left in the greater metro.
Dude after watching many channels with their own versions of "Tour/Artist's life Vlogs", yours is definitely the most watchable and enjoyable. I dont know what sets yours apart but what you have going on is so good. I binged watch all of them during my lunch break and now cant wait for your new content!
What a great vid. Congrats to Noah on a nice Z purchase. Nice shop, too. A 'Plek' in house?? Wow. My IBZRRSr was 'plek'd' during a restoration. Plays great after 10 years.
Went to Thomann, Germany last month. I only fell in love with some strats, and I already own one. Decided to be rational and left without an instrument. God it was a pain.
My life lesson so far: never go to a store without a budget and without the set intention to buy something. Even if you don't you won't feel like being sucked in. Be prepared for your own good, the seduction is hard to fight.
My saying is always "If that doesn't work I'll go to Plan B." Why? Because even if I don't have Plan B all thought out, unless I'm against a time limit, I can always figure something out, some Plan B. Life always has options, often better than Plan A. Nevertheless, Rhett should get that Fender before someone else gets it, if he really likes it. One caution - used car salesmen learned long ago that a clean car was worth hundreds more than even a lightly soiled one. Today used cars get detailed to add value, and new car lots have a full-time car wash employee. That Fender might have been detailed to get it so clean., making customers think it had hardly ever been used.
This was an enjoyable vid,especially as my own guitar shop has just gone to the wall after nearly 50 years. Nice to see a knowledgeable guy helping and not pushing sales.Great Rhett!
Man that guitar shop looks so much more clean and professional than any guitar center I've ever been in. I would love to have one of those guitar shops here in town (Dallas,Texas)
I take my 15 yr old nephew anytime I go shopping. The kid is a walking internet Google master! With his phone I can find out within a minute prices,specials,rebates, reviews..... Same with car dealers. They know you know EVERYTHING. If Amazon continue it's trajectory brick mortar stores are doing the way of the DODO bird.
That '67 Blackface🤤 Unbelievably immaculate. Any Blackface amp looks cool mint condition or not. Local shop had a Blackface deluxe (don't remember the year) I was able to play through and it had the tobacco stains on the grill. It was beautiful
Wow what a great guitar shop. I like how the guy went to tune up the guitar before handing it to the customer. So many times I've tried guitars that had old rusty strings on them and were completely out of tune, which sucks...
Oh ben ... when i see your fingers dialing in on the amp my heart rate goes faster 😂 You gotta love the guy ! I had a ''ben'' at the store i went since i was 10yo and he recently past away ( i'm now 35 ) . I do miss him and realize how cool he was!
2:53 Did Ben get it right? Really cool that he "guessed" that correctly especially this is not the first time I seen him "guessed" what Rhett needed and get it right!😮😮😮
Righteous Guitars is roughly a 15 minute drive from my house. It's probably a good idea that I don't stop in too often. I could get myself in a lot of trouble in that store.
The more content I watch featuring Ben and Righteous, the more I want to book a flight and go check it out! The only concern I have is for my wallet... I could tell how much Noah just wanted to buy that guitar, too - but he held strong!!! Nicely done.
Dude mentioned the Mazerati-- that's the sign of a Real Dr, Z guy. Signed, a very happy Stang Ray owner. Now, if he knows about the Maz GT (very rare amp) and the other more obscure models, he'd really be impressive!
What a great store ... a fantastic selection of instruments and amps, and knowledgeable staff (watched the Les Paul 2019 plek video as well these guys know their stuff). Fun to watch poor Noah (and you Rhett) go through the same travails and indecision and personal justification/rationalization the rest of us non pro musicians go through. I'm going through it at this very moment with a Rickenbacker and the one golden rule is that any other guitar player with no skin in the game will be the "just do it" enabler if only to confirm their own decisions... :)
A great boutique-sounding amp for a good (but climbing) price are the old Trace Elliot Velocettes. They need to be modded to not blow themselves up (hah), but once that’s done, they not only sound amazing, but are very dependable.
Why are retailers in other countries so polite and helpful? Dude, I live in Perú, and when you enter into a guitar store or something, they barely even see you or ask if you're searching something
Creo entonces que es un problema Latino, yo soy de Colombia y cuando compré mi primera eléctrica asi ni me la dejaron probar y me dijeron que no podía tocar los amplificadores, incluso cuando ya había decidido comprar uno, además de que les pedí un rig para metal y hardrock y me dieron una Strat y un Vox
@@Juanter Como ya decía arriba, vivo en Perú y aqui a penas tienen un concepto de lo que la atención al cliente y te tratan como si fueras a entrar a la tienda a robar.. aparte la mayoría de productos desde guitarras, efectos, amplificadores, etc, te los tratan de vender entre 80% y 150% más del precio original porque los vendedores creen que los clientes "no saben"
Julius Krüger no that’s typical here too. This store is very polite. We’re in a big city and don’t even have any guitar shops left. The one that was here treated everybody including themselves terrible.
Him not ever taking the tone knob to center drove me insane. Was hearing everything with very little high end the entire time through that guitar setting
You will regret that Deluxe dude. It is deee-luxe. A 67 Blackface? You could have got it for 2 and a half. Shoot, Fender is doing repros of handwired Deluxes now that cost more than that.
when youre buying a guitar or amp or effect its always best to bring the other stuff with you so you get the real tone, there is so many things that effect tone in electric guitars its crazy... i mainly play acoustic and its easy to compare 2 different acoustics, but its always funny how someone tries to show me how their electric guitar sounds and im like ye, ok... but im hearing 50 guitar and 50 amp... even with just these two factors there is limitless combinations then add strings, effects and you got yourself a multiverse of combinations lol
Ok I give up, I’ve been watching your vids randomly for three days love the content and I don’t even own and electric! Lol. Just another Martin acoustic owner subing to your channel.
Hi Rhett. Can I give you some advice? Hard won. If its right, its right. If you have a doubt, there is no doubt. Always, I repeat, ALWAYS, buy the one that's right and shunt the doubts. No matter the cost. HTH PS: Never worry about depreciation when it comes to musical perfection. Every time a musician buys the tools of his trade, he is buying a moment (or several) of fulfillment and perfection. That is what makes him a better musician. Never worry about the money. Money is just money; you can always make more. You can't simply pass on perfection.
Hey Man, have you tried the Louis Electric KR 12? If you haven't, do yourself a favor and check it out. Actually any of his stuff is great, but I'm partial to the KR 12. Would love to know what you think.
Idea for another video, in light of your experience with that sweet 67: If I took away all of your pedals, and you had to choose a guitar and an amp to gig with, what would it be? Nothing else on stage but a tuner.
I wish the people at guitar center were like the folks at this shop, so willing to be helpful and friendly. At my local GC most of them act like I'm bothering them if I wanna talk shop. Which is terrible considering most people that work there play something so u would think they would enjoy chatting about gear and music
The guitar center on NE. Expressway in Atlanta has a great staff. But they got 5 home town stores with in 6 miles to compete with. And all of those stores have a great staff.
Never tell them your "price range." The best amp I ever used live was a $99 Peavey, 15 watt, single channel, single 12. For the love of god and all that is holy, never transport an amp or cabinet on its back. Every bump and jostle in the road will caused that heavy magnet on the back of the speaker to exert downward pressure on the speaker and could possibly end up tearing the speaker. Always lay your amps and your cabs face down when transporting them if you can't transport them in their upright position.
Once upon a time I went into a music store to test a pedal and walked out with a 3000€ Les Paul. Didn't buy the pedal nor even remember what it was. Still have the Les Paul tho.
When the salesman goes straight for a "boutique" amp, watch out! The Fender 68' Deluxe Reverb is what he should have gotten. It was staring him right in the face. I picked a used one up for $650. Great sounding amp, and it's light!
That Deluxe Reverb is like a money market account with high interest, man. It's not an expense, it's a sound investment. But, you'll be afraid to take it out of the house, and feel great regret after, or if, you ever sell it. It's time to whip out the credit card and tell them if they knock $250 off the price you'll save them the hassle of finding the two-wheeler and moving it around and setting it up for everyone who comes through the door. Yeh, credit cards are terrible, but if you can pay it off quickly it's not so bad. That's my thinking, so you can see why back when I did sports photography I once bought a $7,000 lens on the spur of the moment. I used it all the time for ten years, and when my gig changed I resold it for $500 more than I paid, which almost beat inflation. Nevertheless, when gear is so good, has such enduring resale value that you basically get to use it for free for years until it eventually gets re-sold, how can you pass it up?
My first video course, The Tone Course, is available now! Check it out here.
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I once entered a guitar store just to hand over a job application and nothing else. I left with a Marshall 412 cab...
I once entered a guitar store to check out the amp. I went home with 10 picks
I once entered a guitar shop and went home with herpes.
Hjalmar Lindø I once went into a guitar store to buy a capo and came back with a bass and bass amp
Well, Did you get the job?
I once entered a guitar store and came home with a Gibson Les Paul special. My wife screamed "I told you to pickup some tomatoes!!"
Mark Holcomb over there almost had you both leaving the shop with empty wallets. Good products mixed with good salesman are a dangerous combination.
He was good was he lol
Hahaha mark holcomb most vids I see little dude is clean cut and proper this one he’s flashing jailhouse tats long greasy hair. Pleking guitars
Hahahaha xD
If you are serious about dropping the cash on a new amp, bring your own guitar
I second this! I bring my #1 and pedals every time I’m really looking at bringing a new amp home!
It was my first thought too when I saw them taking random guitars off the wall
ya true... I mean... idk about you but my music store is so chill I could just bring it back if it didn't play well with my stuff. also could pick my guitar off the wall if I needed.
very true👍
@@verysillypenguin What's your music store?
Maybe it’s just me but I like to be left alone while I try out new gear....less salesman pressure and I get to mess with the settings myself
agree
Salesman are a lot less pushy when they know your a professional, especially in the music gear sector, also these guy's work around music everyday, so it's a lot more mundane to them
zorth42 I had a great experience at this store (Righteous Guitars) when I bought a guitar. The salesman helped me pick out a few guitars to try, suggested (and helped me dial in) the amps to demo them on, then left me alone in the room. Came back from time to time to see how I was doing. No pressure whatsoever, just help when I needed it. I had a very good idea what I was after when I went in there. I was a very happy customer!
At Righteous they like to make sure you get to know what your trying but they will leave you alone when your ready to put it through its paces.
I get where you are coming from...but...that's a 3000 dollar amp which can't be replaced....whenever i try out expensive gear, i appreciate an attentive salesman, most of the ones ive dealt with were far more knowledgeable about the gear in their shop than i was.
Wow, more shops should have the level of customer service that Righteous Guitars has. Staff was truly knowledgeable and knew exactly which direction to steer Noah in for his amp of choice. I don't see service and employees like this anymore, even in the local mom and pop shops
That’s why they’re the best!
Imduk our city would be happy if we had an actual guitar store. And to be treated nicely. Wow that’s an added bonus. Our former store employees were busy fighting with one another. (The employees and management and owners). It was scary in there.
Visit Walt Grace Vintage in Miami and you’ll know what customer service is
No kidding. It might be worth a road trip to visit that one.
lol, mate. i think the camera and the youtube channel helps for receiving for that level of customer service. it's basically a long form ad for the store.
Dude their customer service was on point! Idk if you just like knew the guy or what. But the guitar shops around my area need to watch this and learn some customer service skills. Super impressed!
That Deluxe was money. And not even a crazy price for a clean '67.
I play a Tele through a Cure. Fantastic combination. The Cure really is a great amp. The "level" control really is amazing.
I love when the salesman askes him what his price range was....dude came out with exactly what the salesman didnt want to hear "yeah not really". You could see the salesmans patience and interest in customer service instantly begin to evaporate....and then..."1k to 1500"....that salesman came back to life like he got hit by lightning..."I GOT YOU!!!!!" LMFAO
Wow you saw al that in one second? I just saw a salesman strum the guitar he was holding with a game face on. I think you just projected what you were thinking :)
If you're in the ATL area, drive about 45 minutes north on hwy 400 and check them out :-P But seriously, it's a sweet spot. Especially now that Atlanta Bass Gallery has closed, perhaps the only boutique-centric shop left in the greater metro.
Dude after watching many channels with their own versions of "Tour/Artist's life Vlogs", yours is definitely the most watchable and enjoyable. I dont know what sets yours apart but what you have going on is so good. I binged watch all of them during my lunch break and now cant wait for your new content!
Noah just seems like one of the nicest dudes to hang out with honestly
What a great vid. Congrats to Noah on a nice Z purchase. Nice shop, too. A 'Plek' in house?? Wow. My IBZRRSr was 'plek'd' during a restoration. Plays great after 10 years.
Rhett I would have bought that Fender in a heart beat. Here in Australia that amp would be 7k plus if you could find one. God, my dream machine.
Richard Turner i was surprised by the « low » price tag too 😮
Went to Thomann, Germany last month. I only fell in love with some strats, and I already own one. Decided to be rational and left without an instrument. God it was a pain.
Its always a pain to leave the store empty handed.
My life lesson so far: never go to a store without a budget and without the set intention to buy something. Even if you don't you won't feel like being sucked in.
Be prepared for your own good, the seduction is hard to fight.
@Green Frog no thanks xD
Rhett you really need that Fender amp because,.......there is no plan B. 👌😁
BTW, I’m a bass player but I like watching your videos. Great stuff. 👍
My saying is always "If that doesn't work I'll go to Plan B." Why? Because even if I don't have Plan B all thought out, unless I'm against a time limit, I can always figure something out, some Plan B. Life always has options, often better than Plan A. Nevertheless, Rhett should get that Fender before someone else gets it, if he really likes it. One caution - used car salesmen learned long ago that a clean car was worth hundreds more than even a lightly soiled one. Today used cars get detailed to add value, and new car lots have a full-time car wash employee. That Fender might have been detailed to get it so clean., making customers think it had hardly ever been used.
This was an enjoyable vid,especially as my own guitar shop has just gone to the wall after nearly 50 years. Nice to see a knowledgeable guy helping and not pushing sales.Great Rhett!
Thanks Peter!
Man that guitar shop looks so much more clean and professional than any guitar center I've ever been in. I would love to have one of those guitar shops here in town (Dallas,Texas)
Even Zeroes Can Be Heroes check out The Guitar Sanctuary in McKinney, TX
@@chrisyates326 I'll definitely have to do that some day
The Guitar Sanctuary in McKinney and Tone Shop Guitars in Addison.
@@chrisyates326 thanks for the heads up
That 67 seriously sounded amazing
They have an in-house Plek machine??! Jesus H
I take my 15 yr old nephew anytime I go shopping. The kid is a walking internet Google master! With his phone I can find out within a minute prices,specials,rebates, reviews..... Same with car dealers. They know you know EVERYTHING. If Amazon continue it's trajectory brick mortar stores are doing the way of the DODO bird.
Why didn't he bring his guitar?
Yeah i always bring my own to buy amp though best advice ever i heard from internet
No Cover Charge lol. Try it with a tele? Sure. Pulls down Fender CustomShop '63RI NAMM 2018...
Right. I feel like he steered him toward that Dr Z Cure
@@sinjon Or did he really NAIL IT from what the customer had said he was looking for at that price?
That guitar shop looks awesome. I wish there were shops like that where I live. Great video
You need a Victory vc 35 deluxe head combined with a celestion gold in a closed back cabinet. In the cabinet a square so their are 4 Chambers.
That '67 Blackface🤤
Unbelievably immaculate. Any Blackface amp looks cool mint condition or not. Local shop had a Blackface deluxe (don't remember the year) I was able to play through and it had the tobacco stains on the grill. It was beautiful
that deluxe sounds really good! those amps are like stocks too
That Carmen Ghia has DOUBLED in price in 4 years! Wow
Wow what a great guitar shop. I like how the guy went to tune up the guitar before handing it to the customer. So many times I've tried guitars that had old rusty strings on them and were completely out of tune, which sucks...
The Level control on the Cure is amazing. Love mine.
Oh ben ... when i see your fingers dialing in on the amp my heart rate goes faster 😂 You gotta love the guy ! I had a ''ben'' at the store i went since i was 10yo and he recently past away ( i'm now 35 ) . I do miss him and realize how cool he was!
2:53 Did Ben get it right? Really cool that he "guessed" that correctly especially this is not the first time I seen him "guessed" what Rhett needed and get it right!😮😮😮
"Just what I needed" playing in the background. I find that amusing.
Great stuff.the store is awesome...love to see an Epi lp on that machine.. I hav e a 1962 tribute..it is really sweet
I was there for the first time the other day! Awesome shop and selection of gear!
I have that custom hand wired Fender Deluxe. Sounds awesome but had to plug in a new tube after only a few moths.
Damn that place is Awesome i had no idea it was even existed have too with my buddy
Righteous Guitars is roughly a 15 minute drive from my house. It's probably a good idea that I don't stop in too often. I could get myself in a lot of trouble in that store.
Since you are in Atlanta area you should check out Goodsell amps which are made there. Super 17 might be the ticket.
The more content I watch featuring Ben and Righteous, the more I want to book a flight and go check it out! The only concern I have is for my wallet... I could tell how much Noah just wanted to buy that guitar, too - but he held strong!!! Nicely done.
Dude mentioned the Mazerati-- that's the sign of a Real Dr, Z guy. Signed, a very happy Stang Ray owner. Now, if he knows about the Maz GT (very rare amp) and the other more obscure models, he'd really be impressive!
That store looks amazing.
Let me know when you want to go Tommy Bahama shopping. You and Noah were speaking a foreign language!
wow so cool i just saw him on TV...ive been checking your pedal board vids...Im a 40 year player LA based..good clips
I see a Jackson Ampworks, Correct me if I am wrong. Did you try it out? I have A Britain 4.0. And I love it.
That’s the best looking guit shop I’ve ever seen. Maybe I don’t put much but it looks awesome In there!
What a great store ... a fantastic selection of instruments and amps, and knowledgeable staff (watched the Les Paul 2019 plek video as well these guys know their stuff). Fun to watch poor Noah (and you Rhett) go through the same travails and indecision and personal justification/rationalization the rest of us non pro musicians go through. I'm going through it at this very moment with a Rickenbacker and the one golden rule is that any other guitar player with no skin in the game will be the "just do it" enabler if only to confirm their own decisions... :)
Cool! I'm headed down there today. Nice to see them in some videos.
I used to have a fantasy that Noah would hire me to play guitar in his band. I was going to show up at the first rehearsal with a Carmen Ghia!
GAS is wonderful. Dr. Z's are the real deal. I had an EZG-50, and I still have my Carmen Ghia, and they're made 10 miles from me.
I'm so glad I found this channel.
A great boutique-sounding amp for a good (but climbing) price are the old Trace Elliot Velocettes. They need to be modded to not blow themselves up (hah), but once that’s done, they not only sound amazing, but are very dependable.
Why are retailers in other countries so polite and helpful? Dude, I live in Perú, and when you enter into a guitar store or something, they barely even see you or ask if you're searching something
Que mal jajaja
Creo entonces que es un problema Latino, yo soy de Colombia y cuando compré mi primera eléctrica asi ni me la dejaron probar y me dijeron que no podía tocar los amplificadores, incluso cuando ya había decidido comprar uno, además de que les pedí un rig para metal y hardrock y me dieron una Strat y un Vox
@@Juanter Como ya decía arriba, vivo en Perú y aqui a penas tienen un concepto de lo que la atención al cliente y te tratan como si fueras a entrar a la tienda a robar.. aparte la mayoría de productos desde guitarras, efectos, amplificadores, etc, te los tratan de vender entre 80% y 150% más del precio original porque los vendedores creen que los clientes "no saben"
Julius Krüger no that’s typical here too. This store is very polite. We’re in a big city and don’t even have any guitar shops left. The one that was here treated everybody including themselves terrible.
Man I should of went there when I was in ATL for the Beato masterclass.
Bryan Lettow when does he do those? Would love to attend one!
I actually laughed at loud when you said, "Ill have to sell something"
I'm curious on your friend's feedback on the Cure? Keep up the great videos!
Morgan amp or Hiwatt amp with a higher end PRS!! Tele's sound pretty fine though!
Back again to watch Rhett and Noah go shopping!
Him not ever taking the tone knob to center drove me insane. Was hearing everything with very little high end the entire time through that guitar setting
Hey! There’s Jeff! I looove shopping at Righteous Guitars.
You will regret that Deluxe dude. It is deee-luxe. A 67 Blackface? You could have got it for 2 and a half. Shoot, Fender is doing repros of handwired Deluxes now that cost more than that.
I know it wasn't the focus of the video, but every time I see one of those Divided by 13s I want one more. They just have the coolest design.
Great vid. Thanks for sharing.
when youre buying a guitar or amp or effect its always best to bring the other stuff with you so you get the real tone, there is so many things that effect tone in electric guitars its crazy...
i mainly play acoustic and its easy to compare 2 different acoustics, but its always funny how someone tries to show me how their electric guitar sounds and im like ye, ok... but im hearing 50 guitar and 50 amp... even with just these two factors there is limitless combinations then add strings, effects and you got yourself a multiverse of combinations lol
3k for a 67' deluxe ? Seems like a bit much. 1967 Twin reverbs dont go for nearly that much. Is 3k really an accurate price for that deluxe.
Looks like an awesome guitar shop!
Dr Z is always a good choice! I miss my Carmen Ghia 😢
Fun Fact: That guy (Doug?) is held up my the counter 1:11 and still 11 minutes later 12:07 Anywho, congats to Noah! Cheers!
I was thinking Dr Z when he entered the store, and Gretsh.Personally would prefer a ES-345, not that I could play it, lol.
Ok I give up, I’ve been watching your vids randomly for three days love the content and I don’t even own and electric! Lol. Just another Martin acoustic owner subing to your channel.
Cute dog!
Hey that guy used to be the store manager in the guitar center of Marrietta Georgia. Absolutely great guy. That store went to shit after he left.
Hi Rhett. Can I give you some advice? Hard won. If its right, its right. If you have a doubt, there is no doubt.
Always, I repeat, ALWAYS, buy the one that's right and shunt the doubts.
No matter the cost.
HTH
PS: Never worry about depreciation when it comes to musical perfection. Every time a musician buys the tools of his trade, he is buying a moment (or several) of fulfillment and perfection. That is what makes him a better musician. Never worry about the money. Money is just money; you can always make more. You can't simply pass on perfection.
What a nice music store for a change
Hey Man, have you tried the Louis Electric KR 12? If you haven't, do yourself a favor and check it out. Actually any of his stuff is great, but I'm partial to the KR 12.
Would love to know what you think.
What was that first wood looking amp to the left on the floor?
Idea for another video, in light of your experience with that sweet 67: If I took away all of your pedals, and you had to choose a guitar and an amp to gig with, what would it be? Nothing else on stage but a tuner.
Dude, great idea!
I drool like a five year old in a candy store when I see gear. New gear smell can't be beat!
You honestly could not have picked a better place to shop for a guitar or amp. Even I E heard of them and I live in Australia
I noticed you mentioned Revelator guitars in this video, what do you think about them vs a Nash or suhr?
I wish the people at guitar center were like the folks at this shop, so willing to be helpful and friendly. At my local GC most of them act like I'm bothering them if I wanna talk shop. Which is terrible considering most people that work there play something so u would think they would enjoy chatting about gear and music
Monk of the Funk - They pay them peanuts and they work every weekend. Nobody that works there is happy because they’re in retail hell.
The guitar center on NE. Expressway in Atlanta has a great staff. But they got 5 home town stores with in 6 miles to compete with. And all of those stores have a great staff.
Even as a drummer I could appreciate this place, incredible!
Fun video..! Do another when you justify that ‘67 Deluxe..! 😀
Salesman that know they're stuff..awesome
I had some shitty practice amp for a very long time and now i finaly upgraded to a fender champion 50 XL, whats your opinion on this amp?
Cure is a great amp. It's on my wish list.
"What price range are you in ?", pulls a White Falcon off the wall .. X-D
Why does the padding in the amp rooms in guitar centre have swastikas on 'em?
Mmh, so he didn't even bring his own guitar? Great it worked out, and thx for sharing.
Did he buy the guitar?
I hope every guitar shop has this service.
Deluxe Reverb listed with “6L6 power section”?? Uhhh what?
lol wrong!....
Dumbasses
Never tell them your "price range." The best amp I ever used live was a $99 Peavey, 15 watt, single channel, single 12.
For the love of god and all that is holy, never transport an amp or cabinet on its back. Every bump and jostle in the road will caused that heavy magnet on the back of the speaker to exert downward pressure on the speaker and could possibly end up tearing the speaker. Always lay your amps and your cabs face down when transporting them if you can't transport them in their upright position.
I have been there a couple times, I bought an amp there. I was not told they have a Plek machine. Now my brain spinzzz. :/
Now that's a guitar shop.
Like George Costanza & the suit
Once upon a time I went into a music store to test a pedal and walked out with a 3000€ Les Paul. Didn't buy the pedal nor even remember what it was. Still have the Les Paul tho.
When the salesman goes straight for a "boutique" amp, watch out! The Fender 68' Deluxe Reverb is what he should have gotten. It was staring him right in the face. I picked a used one up for $650. Great sounding amp, and it's light!
That Deluxe Reverb is like a money market account with high interest, man. It's not an expense, it's a sound investment. But, you'll be afraid to take it out of the house, and feel great regret after, or if, you ever sell it. It's time to whip out the credit card and tell them if they knock $250 off the price you'll save them the hassle of finding the two-wheeler and moving it around and setting it up for everyone who comes through the door. Yeh, credit cards are terrible, but if you can pay it off quickly it's not so bad. That's my thinking, so you can see why back when I did sports photography I once bought a $7,000 lens on the spur of the moment. I used it all the time for ten years, and when my gig changed I resold it for $500 more than I paid, which almost beat inflation. Nevertheless, when gear is so good, has such enduring resale value that you basically get to use it for free for years until it eventually gets re-sold, how can you pass it up?
Gretche Falcon.... oh yeah.... oh yeah.... Dammit boy good taste
I really want one of those amps and if I’m not mistaken isn’t dr z what brad paisley plays