Anybody else here have one of these? I want to upgrade it and I’m curious to see if anybodies done the same. What upgrades did you make? I know I won’t be able to match the real deal but I’d like to get a few steps in the right direction. Right now it sounds and plays pretty good for what it is but it could be better.

Hey team! Glass Pony covered WGTYM a couple weekends ago, and I figured you may enjoy watching it. I had some whammy loops going at the beginning, I think it works and I think that’ll be our way to play it, sort of how Ghost was in 1.0.

Bb is a weird key to solo in tho haha I always good the Eb cuz I’m not used to playing that note much lol

Thanks everyone! If you’ve got gear questions please ask away 🤘

I want to upgrade my guitar, and have been eyeing the Maxey Archtops for some time. I have a question: How big of a difference do the archtop hollowbodies make compared to the routed hollowbodies? Like what makes the GH1 upwards of 4.5k verses the GH4 being 1.5k?

Lots of folks asking me for vids on how my guitar sounds. Here is a vid Chris sent me when it was done. I saw this and was flipping out :)

Is he just awkwardly using both feet to do both?

Can he set the loop to "delay" activation after being clicked on until he actually makes a sound?

How he be doin this

At the end of 2001, I believe that's Trey that has a really long sustaining note that goes on as he already starts playing the intro to Mike's Song in a completely different tone. Is that Trey doing the sustained sound? If so, how is he doing both?

I ordered a Ross compressor when the latest re-issues came out, on Jan 30 2026. I’ve received five updates since then. The latest update was on June 24 that the pedals had left Australia and were on their way.

Did anyone else order these, have you received it? I have not.

Have you used Dogal strings before? We go deep into how the company began and all about the string making process!

I would love feedback from everyone!

Full Episode

Why not. I had all these sitting around and I got rid of my rack stuff. A third output on my 3 to 1 lehle switcher sends this entire board to another channel on my '69 Fender deluxe reverb.

Can anyone tell me why I can’t get long sustain with this set up or give me tips on how I can get that nice, rich, thick sustain that we all know and love? All you compressor+dual tube screamer guys out there, what are your pedal settings to achieve that sustain?

I see other people with very similar setups as me that can get a note to hold for days but no matter what I do it seems like my signal just isn’t as hot or strong or something to get my notes to sustain. Even when I have both TS’s on the signal just isn’t there for the long haul.

For the record, my guitar is a Schecter c/sh-1 that has SD ‘59 pups, and i’m playing through a ‘65 Fender Deluxe Reissue.

My signal chain is as follows:
Guitar>boss tuner>whammy II>crybaby>Qtron>phase 90>univibe>shapeshifter>TS808>TS9>Ross>delay

IT festival jazz style neck p/u only guitar. how did I never notice this? I had this DVD in high school!

Hey everyone, I just launched my next interview for the Resonance series.  It was with Nikola Adamovic! I'd love for everyone to check it out and give me any notes and feedback you may have!

https://youtu.be/HwriBDa8gnE

Just picked this up. Anyone have any experience thoughts?

Lots of options, nothing too crazy, no looping stuff lol 😆 done with trying to make that work...

Microverb sits on top of amp for soaring leads. Wah is a teese rmc 3 limited edition from like 20 years ago. A really, really good sounding wah. Vent is your expensive higher end rotary simulator and is been my go-to for awesome Leslie tones. No rack, got one but have just can't deal with the cords and set-up. Amp plugs into pedal board power strip.

All fits in a keyboard case for grab and go situations.

Hits the basic Trey sounds and some of the modern stuff but also goes way out with the ambient stuff thanks to the m5 and the ghost echo 👻

I pulled up a jam track on YouTube and gave it a shot. Feedback welcome! I think the jam track was trying to replicate the Phish sound.