This Is The Weirdest Amp I've Ever Played
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- Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2021
- I recently visited a local guitar shop for the first time, Atlanta Vintage Guitars and I was blown away with their selection of vintage and quirky amps. From Peavey Mountain, to early Line6 modelers AVG has a cool story and the classic local guitar shop vibe.
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100 Watts The Hard Way.
If this doesn’t become a t-shirt . . .
@@jackhowell8708 I'm ready to print them right now, but I hate to steal a 100 watt line like that from a good guy like Greg:)
That guy needs his own show! Lots of great one liners. Good episode, Rhett.
What a character this guy is! Haha!
I have a sg systems amp just like that if you'd like it you're welcome to it.
This man is why I love the south. You can tell he's in business so he has an excuse to talk to people and tell his stories lol
SHHHH ,,,,,dont tell my wife !!!
Like he said at the beginning, that's a barber shop without nobody getting a haircut.
i have no interest in fishing, but i'd go fishing with this dude just to hear his stories !
I am biased by birth but there is no music like Georgia music
Tbh it would get annoying..
"100 Watts the hard way" has now entered my lexicon. That was the funniest thing I've heard in a bit.
Best line in the video
I liked to too, but I'm not quite sure what it means!
Yeah, I'm still laughing at that one.
Hilarious. What about Tubes tubes tubes, do you use pedals?
dude is pretty epic
This dude sounds like every dude in a local store I’ve ever been to and I love it lol. I felt right at home. Like I was in this video myself lol.
It must be fun living somewhere that actually has a guitar store
Right? I've been to a few in the Netherlands(a bunch of people in the east of the country love blues) and they always jump up and go really happy that they get to meet someone who might enjoy the stuff they have in store.
Same. Was going to post this to.
The guy at my local store is a dick who makes you feel like he's doing you a favor by letting you shop there..
If “Peavey Mountain” ain’t a title for a Southern Rock anthem I don’t know what is!
We always called Peavey "Mississippi Marshall."
John Cox - I graduated from high school in 1987. Not one single guitarist i ever played with back then did NOT play through a Peavey. I'm talking my high school buddies, to gigging pros, and everybody in between. They worked, were reliable, and you could afford them.
Oh to live on……Peavey Mountain!
That did it... I have got to visit a store that has a Peavey Mountian 😂😂
I’ve owned a few Peavey amps in my life, they are solid for sure.
Rhett, you need to raise your driver's seat head restraint to be level with the middle of the rear of your head - this will give your neck the best protection in the event of a collision.
As we say here in the U.K., you’re avin a giraffe there mate surely ?
@@garysmith2983 cringe
Lol I was thinking crash test dummy right when i saw that.
Love the selection.
Crash-Test Go-Go-Gadget Giraffe Neck ain't what u want Rhett bro.
Be safe raise that headrest & lower your seatbelt pillar-slide down a bit.
Beats paraplegia believe me I was in a wheelchair for 20 years & it sucks.
Peace, respect & don't ignore this heartfelt caring warning - u matter mate!
The Clapton story 😂 Rhett Shull had the same look on his face when I walked up behind him washing his hands in the men’s room at NAMM to let him know he was appreciated😂😂
Well I guess it could've been worse if youd done that about a minute earlier
@@davegraham716 lol, with both hands on his shoulders.
This IS my local guitar shop -- These guys are the absolute coolest. Very cool to see these guys showcased on RUclips! Greg and Spencer rock!
Rhett, this guy MUST be a Rhett Shull Show regular. Loved him. Thanks for taking us along.
AVG is my local shop. Greg Henderson and crew know their stuff. Worth the trip as the shop always has some unique and vintage items you won’t find elsewhere. And yes, the stories Greg and Spencer have are second to none!
Rhett, I was happy to see you buy something. I try to spend my money at the businesses that I want to see remain open. Even if it’s just strings and picks I do my best to keep my money in the small, privately-owned shops.
Agree. I try to do the same in Holland. Also for a book store etc. Lock downs will kill small bussineses. Try not to buy online. All giants are rothschild/Rockefeller owned.
The owner seems like a genu-ine, good ol' boy. Love this. As someone who lives in the UK and just doesn't get to see this kinda stuff I am loving this video
I'm in the UK too and I miss those shops where the owner feels like a friend the moment you walk in, I can talk for hours about guitar stuff. They do still exist but hard to find.
Mate
If I had to be an American guitarist, at least I am from and in Atlanta
Lots of cool shops like this in the south...y'all should come visit sometime.
I live about 15 minutes away from this shop. Been there many times and done some horse tradin' with Greg. Him and Spence are some good people. The thing is, if they have something you want BUY IT NOW! They have some great guitars and they go fast.
THANK YOU RHETT! For years I’ve been trying to remember who made the amplifier I played in my high school band. It was in the 1970s (yes I’m old) but the only things I remembered about it were the three little colored switches and the fact it had built-in effects. Every now and then I would go on the Internet and try to find one picture to trigger my memory, but never had any luck. It was an SG Systems 100 watt head and my dad built me two 4 x 12 cabinets to go with it. I don’t remember much about it or why I bought it (after high school I sold it and bought a first or second year Roland JC-100 that I still own today) - but seeing the SG again reminds me of when me and my best friends were the rock stars of our school. Thank you again for going to that little shop in Atlanta and putting the question that’s been bugging me forever to rest.
Rhett I'm really digging the way u are diving into content lately...seems everything is more personal...more directed at helping other musicians and not some guitar blazing riffer showing off wasting our time...great work man..good direction w topics especially as of late..really enjoy your take on the world of tone...rock on bro🤘😜🎸
B.B. played through a LAB L-5 or L-7 in the 80's. Prior to that, he used Fender Twins.
@@g.k.dickenson9259 I've got a L-9 and a L-3...for the life of me I still can't play like B.B.
The way all music shops were when I was a kid in the 70s ... everything was Mon & Pop and had so much soul and character.
Outside of Guitar center and the other big chains, every other store I’ve ever been in was run by family, and have been around since the 70s lmaooo.
I miss those shops. The ones with lots of used gear. People traded gear in shops more then.
The store guy, what a cool dude!
First off, Greg is a riot, and he oughta be doing standup; you gotta love him and I wish him great success; the world needs a bunch more people like him. Great clip! My friend and I are both craving a Danelectro these days; would love to see you talk about them on the show sometime soon; we both put you on a higher level of credibility when you talk about gear. Keep up the great work
iirc Rhett did talk about them a bit in his one of his ‘cheap guitar find’ videos. I think he played the model with the concentric volume/tone knobs.
“You read the whole Mel Bay Book”!!!! Freakin hilarious!!
Naw, that's the funniest thing you'll ever hear in a guitar store, I almost spit out my diet coke when he sent that one flyin
The Tube Driver amp that was next to you ... THAT IS THE TONE DUDE!!!!
Just about to point that out too! I got to play one and loved it so much!
I picked up one a couple years ago for fifty bucks, it's my living room amp right now. I love that thing
I didn't like the combo I played, sounded super boxy.
What a pleasure to see a gentleman like Greg - and he knows his business. Real, practical gear in that shop for working guitar players. Thank you
It has been my pleasure to know Greg and his cronies for many years. Swapped lots of stories and memories. A very Genuine Guy. A pleasure to know and deal with. Doc H.
Thank you Doc I have got to come see you ....I have not been able to leave the shop much at all !!!
Thanks for recording this adventure. Haven't heard a southern accent like Greg's since I left Atlanta in 1996.
it is authentic !!! LOL !!
"He read the whole Mel Bay book" 😂 That is classic. I liked the owner. The thing that drives me a bit crazy in nearly any guitar store is I can never get Gibson's in tune in those shops (and you had a similar problem!).
This store owner is a legend! You're a good man, Rhett.
You can tell the owner loves guitar.
I work for a small, independently owned guitar shop in Vancouver, Canada, Rufus Guitar Shop where I do the photos and video. Much of my video skills learned from watching this channel and others like it. Love the personality of that shop owner.
I’ve been there, sweet shop.
I love how Rhett is so chill in his temperament and seems pretty humble. I like coming back to this channel and feel like I learn something just about every time. Really one of my favorite guitarist RUclipsrs for sure.
Reminds of a shop that just closed by my house. Had an old guy who used to work at the Kalamazoo Gibson plant. He and the 2 friends he worked with at the shop would tell stories about the old plant all the time. It was hilarious.
I fucking love guitar stores, nothing like going in there and seeing the people who work there love music as much as you do, I could spend all day in one.
I know this store well. Greg and Spence are top notch. The whole place has a very cool vibe.
"He read the WHOLE Mel Bay book!" I'm dead 😂
Rhett, that Tube Driver 1x12 combo opposite the weird BB King amp is money.
Yup yup yup 👍😁.
Love all the old dudes in the background at the store.
This was awesome. Love a friendly mom and pop store like this. A treasure cave, and the guy knows about 99% of everything he has. More of these please!
Love this. It's like a universal constant. So like every good little shop I've visited everywhere..
"100 watts the hard way". Love that guy!
These stores and these characters are national treasures! Great content as usual Rhett!
Hey Rhett, I had an SG 215 amp in my collection. That amp was something special. On August 16 2021 my house in Grizzly Flats, Ca burned down (Caldor Fire). I lost everything, every guitar I built (11), everything in our house, gone, burned down. My wife and I got our dog out and a few clothes and other necessary stuff. I'd love to have that SG 215 you played but I still do not have a house. I am happy to see that amp, it's in such great condition. Thank you for sharing this video. Maybe next year when we move to Texas, I'll find something cool to play again.
Rhett rockin’ the acid wash Jean jacket. Takes me back to high school. I had a little Peavey bass combo back in the 80’s and it rocked. I could rattle the house windows with it.
One of the best Peavey amps I ever had was a 300W combo amp I picked up back in the late 80s down on the south side of Atlanta. It was loud enough to rattle rooms on the 12th Floor of Russell Hall at UGA when I lived on the first floor.
You can't stand before Peavey Mountain wearing anything else!
@@weschilton Don't forget rattlesnake cowboy boots...one with a spur on it...Ok, maybe that was just me...
@@steveclark9370 Haha!
@@steveclark9370 l
THIS is a fun video to watch. It has everything needed for a really fun time. Thanks to all involved.
Fun trip, Thanks for taking us along!
These are my favorite kind of vids that you do! I love when you do impromptu playing - more shop visits plz!
I had an SG Systems 410 in the mid 70’s. It was a Gibson/Norlin product. It had a built in Maestro phase shifter, a basic overdrive knob and a big notch filter knob. It was a great sounding amp, and the cabinet was like a road case…very solid but heavy. It became a service problem, because it did not use standard power amp tubes…some weird oddball part number…not a 6L6 or EL34 or any of the common ones found in Fenders or Marshalls…I sold it…and got something I could actually keep working…
I had one of the 'blue jean' 4x10s for awhile. Awesome amp, except that I was never all that happy with the overdrive...
Correct. The built in phaser is the same as the 3-switch Maestro. And as for tubes, you're right. A guy was selling one locally for cheap, but he said the tubes were fried. When I looked up the circuit and tried pricing the tubes, it was going to cost another few hundred dollars to make it playable.
I played a lot of gigs on one of those SG amps back in the 70’s. I think I bought it more for its looks than anything else. I would up selling it and buying a Mesa Boogie Mark I.
Seems like they used GE/Sylvania 8417 power amp tubes. Never heard of them, but they are supposed to be "capable of 100 watts output in push-pull circuitry" and are much higher gain than 6550 i.e (expensive as hell as well).
Nice trip, Rhett! Good on ya for showing/helping your local community! More!! visit the other stores you mentioned.....!
This was an amazing video Rhett!
I get these vibes only so often at a guitar store. When you find one like this you definitely want to keep them in business.
Keep it up man.
Loved the closeup of you playing the DanElectro. I learned a few thing watching you play random chords. Nice video, cool shop. Wish I was there!
This was soo cool and informative to watch! Super dope! Thank you!
These guitar shop visits are among my favorite Videos. Thanks Rhett!
That was my first “real” amp. I bought mine used in 1979 because BB King said he liked them in a Guitar Player interview.
I still have it but it’s been in non-working condition for years. I’m going to do a rebuild series for it sometime next year.
Really great authentic vid here.. :) I loved the way it was cross promotional in a really genuine way.
Well that was just fun, and what a great way to spend a Saturday just wandering and playing with stuff in a gorgeous little shop, like his!! We need much more of that personal kind of small business, and it's shops like his where you can find those hidden gems! Thanks for the tour, you take us on the Best field trips!!
Awesome show @Rhett, felt like I was out bargain hunting with you. Keep 'em coming 🤍
Got to record an album a few years back and the studio had two of those SG combos, some of the most interesting sounding amps I've ever heard, and they were GREAT!
Mosrite pickups being a 'hotter P90' is an understatement. The ones in my '67 Ventures measure at like 12.5-14k. I can have a pedal/amp setup that is distorted but manageable with any of my other guitars, then plug the Mosrite into it and get instant wailing feedback and chaos. They're HOT. Also....yeah that fretboard serial number stamp? Mine is gone because 12th Fret in Portland SANDED IT OFF when they did a refret on it for me. WTF guys? I'll never sell it so it's not a big deal but I was really surprised based on how good of a reputation the shop had.
BTW it's not a Morley phase shifter in the amp the video is named about. It's a Maestro. Look up photos of Maestro phasers and you'll see those same blue yellow red switches. I dug a chassis of one out of the trash years ago thinking I could remove the phaser circuit and rehouse it as a pedal. Never got around to it and sold it to a friend.
I meant to say Maestro but Morley came out .....the older I get the better I used to be ....
@@greghenderson4856 haha right on, pretty similar names. I have one of those old chrome Morley phasers that looks like a huge wah. Sounds amazing, super fun pedal.
Next time I’m near there I’m gonna have to pop in. Ive been through Marietta a lot, but just kept on going. You put him on the map Rhett!
This store has a Marietta address but is not very close to the town. It's many miles north, almost to Woodstock.
Great vid Rhett; really enjoyed it, for me one of your best...cool shop, amirite, thanks
Great content as usual Rhett ...you got to love that little guy I'm headed down to Georgia just to rap with that fella. And those vintage amps😳wow
Rhett another great show … thank you
What an awesome shop! Right on man! That’s the kinda place that I would make a weekly stop, just to be friendly, but also because who knows what you’ll find there on a random Saturday morning.
A really, really good video! Very nice small shop with a great collection, should make videos like this more often. Thumbs up, I most truly enjoyed. 👍
Wow, crazy, my dad has that cool SG amp, which he played with his original Gibson Sg with p90s, and one of the songs he plays is that song by Link Wray, still has both the amp and the guitar, this episode really hit close to home for me
Thanks for taking us to this shop!
Great video Rhett!
OMG! I forgot I had one of these SG amps when I first started playing. I immediately recognized it (duh of course because it looks unique and they were all blue) I don’t remember selling it so I think it stopped working and I gifted it to someone.
I really loved the features of this amp. WOW ! I totally am amazed to see one again after all this time. Thanks Rhett and thanks to the shop for this amazing blast from the past. Also I played a 60’s Melody Maker fit with a Gibson humbucker and a 70’s Tele pickup. Love the necks on Melody Makers and it was nice seeing that car shop repaint. I practiced over a garage that did that and had an old mustang refinished there in blue.
Turned out just as nice. Thanks for the blast from the past!!!
I love this type of content. Thank you Rhett!
Great video Rhett, I love shops like that.
I really enjoyed Greg! He reminds me of some of my favorite people! Because he really is an enjoyable character. Good Man!
The owner seems like the coolest guy ever! A walking one-liner factory hahaha
Good call on the Small Stone. I love mine with a little fuzz or a cranked treblebooster and my memory man. Cool shop.
Oh man the AxSys 212. I had one and to be fair it WAS cool to have different sounds dialed in, and the pedalboard was pretty useful. But I turned it on to play a show and it all of a sudden cycled through the presets uncontrollably. They wanted more than I paid for it used to fix, so I took the guts out and put a Kustom III Lead head in it. But the Kustom III kind of sucked, so I took that out too. It's now just a 2x12 cabinet with one original and one greenback in it, wired for one or the other at a time. It does that job!
I have a 2009 era spider with 1 12 and i believe its 75 watts. It works but hasnt been gigged with or used for anything but an at home amp. I had two others that i used for a specific sound, ie, to cover a song. Ive had failures with the others. Not a huge fan. I have a mesa stiletto deuce halfstack and dsl 20 head with a 4x12 and those are bith awesome
DUDE! I had an SG amp. Mine was a head and 4 X 12 cabinet. I traded it off in 1978 to Leo's Music in San Francisco. I freaked the freak out when I saw the thumbnail on you vid. Thanks! 👍😎
I bought my Modulus Graphite Quantum Five from Atlanta Discount Music in Sep 95. It was the first piece they got in from Modulus, and had been displayed at the NAMM show that year. I still have it.
I’ve been there once to play a early 60’s brown panel super. Had to hear that harmonic trem! I bought a 83 small stone 5 years ago from a dude for $50. I tried selling on eBay couple years later. Dude in UK that collected them told me to take it down and not sell it. This particular one was one of the better ones he said. I asked him why he didn’t just buy it, he said he had 3 of them 🤣 I took it down and it’s my favorite pedal and I’ll never let it go!
I love the way Rhett instantly identifies tones in his head and whips out examples of songs that use those tones. His skills at dialing in the amp and guitar settings and recognizing the tones and matching them up to songs in his memory are remarkable. Rhett has a great ear. I am excited to watch him continue progressing as a song writer and player and documentary producer.
What a lovely bloke - could spend all day in his shop!
Man i love these field trip videos
Fun and enjoyable episode 🎵🎸🎵
Very friendly service seem like. I like the guy who’s showing you around. You can tell he loves this stuff 🤘
I have a peavey bandit 65. Inherited it from my grandfather with my first guitar in the early 2000’s. The clean channel is great and the spring reverb tank is really unique! Love it.
Hey! That "SG Systems" amp is actually built by Standel amps. After Bob had issues with the last line of Standel amps due to faulty transformers, he ended up folding and selling the company to Randall amps. They picked up his company and he remained president while also being appointed vice president of engineering at Randall. After a while, both companies were bought by CMI, primarily Gibson. By the early 70's, Gibson had the amplifiers rebranded "SG Systems", or "Standel-Gibson" until they plagiarized Don and Bob's work for their G-Series amps. They were phased out after just a year of operation.
The story of Standel amps is a bit of a wild one, with many fascinating points like how Standel was the first company to design hybrid amps, or how Bob designed what would later be the infamous Sonic Maximizer. It's a story I've been documenting after getting more stories from Dan Mckinney, but it's a project I haven't had any time to turn into a video documentary. I do have one of the rarest products he ever built, a solid state variant of an oil can delay. Maybe I should get started on that hahaha.
Great video, thanks for posting!
I used to have an SG Systems in the 70's. I used it in my high school band. It was plenty loud and since I didn't know much about tone then, it seemed great. Plus those are my initials, SG. In the 80's I traded it to a guy and I can't remembers what I got for it. It may have been a Takamine 12 string and a tape deck. I also had the little Gibson solid state that was on top of it. I gave that to my girlfriends sister. A few years ago I was able to find the exact model in excellent condition with an MOD speaker in it. Just for childhood memories, My dad bought it for me. Now if I could find the red Sekova Fuzz Box that I had.......
7:35 underrated comment. “One knob. And the truth.”
That P90 SG into the Supro was such a great vintage tone.
Haha man this guy walks into the store and the owner straight away gets out the guitar in a cabinet behind the counter! Love it! Wish I was greeted with that kind of enthusiasm 😅
Rhett being polite when the guitar store guy starts hyping the Peavey mountain LOL.
If Peavy was a mountain, I’d climb it 😂. Well, I never thought I would actually see Peavy mountain
Thanks for pointing out the dirt on the camera lense lol. I didn't notice it and probably wouldn't have till you said something. Nice job! Just kidding. Had to crack a joke about it lol, now back to watching the video
I'm drooling over this! Reminds me of the first tube amp I played.... A no name with military tubes that made the whole house shake.
Love Greg the store owner, what a character!!!!! What a great shop, I hope he gets a spike in business because of this video, and he certainly was a fan of you Rhett!!
I've got one of those small stones on my shelf that I bought new back in the 70's. Still works. I've also got a Peavey classic 50 2x12 I bought new in 77. It still works too. I went in to look at a Fender amp but was way out of my price range, and left with the Peavey instead. It was almost half the price.
I love shopping with guys like this!
I live in Woodstock ga and I go to atl vintage all the time they are truly my favorite guitar shop.
very cool vid man! def gotta head over there when amoricans come back to Cumming in May 2022
My friend had one of those SG amps when we were teenagers in the late 70’s. It was such a unique looking amp. I hope you tried the phase shifter part of the amp. As the owner said, it is a built in maestro shifter. Not a subtle effect.
I have a clone of the Mosrite Combo that Rhett looks at initially. It was made for a house brand of a Montreal music store, and appears to be a very accurate repro, complete with German carve, zero fret, M-shaped headstock, and the same cast-aluminum bridge and vibrato assembly with the offset mounting holes for strings in the tailpiece. The big difference is that it came with humbuckers, rather than the Mosrite P90 style pickups. The quirkiest feature, though, is that it lacks any center block and is fully hollow, like an Epi Casino, but uses an extra thick top. Tap on the top and acoustically it sounds like a solid body. The back is a more "normal" thickness for a semi, and tapping on it *sounds* like its a hollow-body guitar. I've never seen that sort of thick top used anywhere else. But then, I suppose if you're going to mount a Bigsby-like unit to the body (rather than a tailpiece affixed to the end-pin), you'll want some sort of structurally rigid top.
I bought my first 2 Gibson Les Pauls there in the mid 1980's, the first one(I could kick myself for selling!) A 1974 Gibson Les Paul Recording with original case and the original sales receipt!! The second was a 1977 Alpine White Gibson Les Paul Custom(yellowed ot an Antique Ivory color) with a professionally installed gold Kahler double locking vibrato routed underneath for pullups, but still weighed over 14 lbs! I loved that shop, once I got to see Joe Perry's Vintage Sunburst 1959 Les Paul Standard, with photos and a letter of authenticity from George Gruhn, they were asking $10,000.00, but sold it to Slash for $8,500.00!!!!!!
Hpw could anybody not love these people.? Magnificent video. Thank you.
"If Peavey made a car, I'd drive it." Wow never seen my life philosophy so succinctly summarized.
Can’t believe I didn’t see this video when you first posted it. Not sure how I didn’t.
What was the “it’ll cook a turkey in 30 minutes” amp??? We couldn’t make out any of the markings. I’ve never seen that before but it looks like a really cool one.
Love your content, Rhett. Between you & Rick Beato, I’ve had the motivation of pick my guitar back up after years of ‘life gets in the way’ stuff. I’ll never be able to thank you two gents enough for that.
Also can’t help but love the little vintage guitar shops that dot the map. Always can find interesting gear, and even more so, really interesting people.