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Nice compressor! But the guitar doesn't sound in tune to me and has fretbuzz on the e snare... Annoying!

Is it battery powered

I compared the 3 way and 4 way switch thinline 59 guitars side by side at a music store and I ended up taking home the 3 way switch version with the P90s. They were definitely different variations of the p90 pickups, and I didn't like the 4 way switch tones at all, but the 3 way switch tones I really liked. I play it all the time even though I have other "higher end" guitars. I ended up buying another Michael Kelly Mod Shop 50 "Kellycaster" just today, and it plays incredibly well after a minimal setup. Overall, I'm really impressed with these Michael Kelly guitars. Great review guys!

Nothing wrong with that. I’m gonna get one.

Well at the level that these two guys play at, this Debut model should be just fine for them.

Black star

Mary Ford played a les paul SG her nephew sold at a pawn shop not just any pawn shop but on the show Pawn Stars they shelled out 95,000$ for it

are these loud enough to play with drums at a small club or practice without being mic'd?

Can I use Joyo Ultimate Drive as a distortion, for alternative rock?

Black star all the way.

How many kids could have learned on those

My 1st guitar was $100 (1983). Taught me to get a locking nut and humbucker pickups. :)

They just mis labeled it I bet

I’ve started on a squire mustang purchased new $199 because I knew my upgrade would be a Fender Stratocaster. For this price, it’s a steal!

play a cumbia style

Marshall sounded better overall except for the emulated out, but even that can be tweaked, I own the DSL and I'm very happy I chose it over the Blackstar, which is also a great amp in it's own right, but I do own the Blackstar Metal LT pedal because I do like Blackstar also, and it's alot more affordable than the amp, and that Metallica riff sealed the deal on the Marshall! Good shootout boys!

See the full video here: ua-cam.com/video/mYTXFhzxPU4/v-deo.html

I thought gibson was actually gonna discontinue it lol turns our it's a history video about that 😅

Id buy that!

Sounds like killer !

I think the two greatest electric guitars are the ‘57 Les Paul Goldtop and the ‘60 Les Paul Special Double Cut in TV Yellow.

Blonde guy looks like a Bob's Burgers character (respectfully)

Thats a great guitar there!

Found mine at a pawn shop for $12! Great find definitely worth the value and works great for my bass

Full video?

Thanks for posting ! The story I read ca. 40 years ago ( I think it was in Tom Wheeler's Guitar Book ) goes like this ( if I remember correctly ) : when Gibson reissued the Les Paul models in 1968 Michael Bloomfield was a big guitar star in the USA and after he played a Telecaster on the first Paul Butterfield Blues Band album he switched to a 1954 Gold Top he used on the second Butter Album. So Gibson reissued the Gold Top first , not being aware of the fact that Bloomfield by that time had switched to a cherry sunburst LP Standard because of Clapton who played one on the "Beano" album ! Greetings from Hamburg Germany

What a fantastic video have a wonderful weekend ❤😊 also I am a fender person to be honest ❤😊

Those things were $4K more than 10 years ago. It's like if Gibson were to offer them today for $6K, which is probably the 2024 guitar equivalent of $4k in 2011 or whenever these were released. People would be thinking "uh, that's basically custom shop prices..."

It’s actually awesome except for the body shape. They should have stuck all that gear in an LP body shape.

Very nicely put together. Short and to the point. Really enjoyed watching.

The first Les Paul player who got my attention wasn't Eric Clapton, but Mike Bloomfield. I didn't know at the time that Bloomfield did much of his famous work on a Telecaster. The first time I saw him (in 1966) he was playing a Les Paul gold top guitar, and It's what I associated him with. Everybody who played wanted one, and they got hard to find and expensive.

I'll pick a SG over a Les Paul any day!

What is the best compression pedal for acoustic, well some of the best?

I can see the Blues Breakers album being a big influence on Les Paul’s but what about other people like Michael Bloomfield who-in 1965 used a 1954 Goldtop on the East/West album, then switched to Dan Erlewine’s 1959 standard? The first one I saw was Al Wilson’s 1954 goldtop LP 1967 on TV in a Canned Heat song. I thought they were really weird then since I liked Strat’s and SG’s mostly. Like-“that’s a weird guitar why would want one of those?”😆😂

Great video I never really like Gibson. I still play an Epiphone Casino. Gibson never made a Model, I suppose a 330 is close. I kept this over a Gibson 335.

The true story behind Les Paul and his relationship with Gibson and the guitars that bore his name has become quite convoluted over the decades. First, the story about Les Paul and Gibson having a "falling out" is a myth. This was a cover story created to explain why Gibson was no longer using Les Paul's name. The truth was that neither Les Paul nor Gibson wanted Mary Ford up in their business. So, after the 1960 production year, Gibson ceased production of the Les Paul model. Sales were sagging anyway so, the agreement made sense. So, for a very short time, Gibson used Les Paul's name on the newly designed SG, which was a design inspired by the double cut Les Paul Junior. So, for a short time between 1961 and 1962, The SG was produced as the "Les Paul Special". Its true that Les Paul hated the SG design. He felt the neck joint was weak and that the double horn design could injure someone if they ran up the neck too fast. So, Gibson Les Paul had his name removed from the SG model in mid 1962. Afterwards, the guitar was marketed as the "SG" which stood for "Solid Guitar". After their divorce was finalized at the end of 1963, Les Paul began courting Gibson again sometime in 1964. He wasn't in a hurry and neither was Gibson. Nevertheless, around that time, Norlin began talking about buying Gibson, which effected Les Paul's interests in the company. By the time Norlin purchased Gibson, they had finalized a deal with Les Paul and the Les Paul model want back into production in 1968. Anyway, that's the story I was told by someone who actually shook the hand of Les Paul and worked on some of his instruments.

Isn't it funny that Clapton himself moved away from the Les Paul the moment he could afford something else than the 2nd hand instruments he had started with? Cream went on the road with an SG, then he moved to an ES-335 then to a Strat'.

Cool t shirt, love those girls, I have been subscribed to their channel for a long time !

Cool t shirt, love those girls, I have been subscribed to their channel for a long time !

I was totally getting frustrated with BOTH my lousy Talkbox progress... AND the lousy talkbox tutorial videos out there.... but this video is so helpful and clear: thanks so much. It covers lots of tips and tricks from a fun, creative, experimental perspective. Cheers from Christchurch, New Zealand.❤😂😊

I'm not a beginner, but due to circumstances, I've lost all my guitars and my last one I had broke a few months ago, And I'm considering grabbing one of these and a cheap amp just to be able to play again

I've never understood how the iconoclast who invented The Log ended up designing a single cut parlor guitar. And how an instrument of rebellion is still dominated by the same designs 70 years later.

The holy grail of guitars, the 58-60 burst Les Pauls, were actually not popular during their time. Thats one reason why they are so rare today.

Very underrated channel

Blackstar sounded better on the cleaner channels but the marshall was better on the gain channels. The blackstar sounded boxy on the gain channels.

Ryan: "...I've played more $100 guitars than most people" we know, we know, lol.

I ordered mine in the sunburst finish. Vintage strat bodies had a nitro finish and not polyurethane. The matt gives it that vintage look. For $119.00 you cannot beat it. Squire quality is pretty good.These are an Amazon only exclusive.

I would love to have had one of those

wouldn't mind getting this as a beater

I love how one of these guys (I've seen him in several of these) uses these incredibly nebulous and subjective descriptions of what he's hearing which on the surface sound good but are so subjective and vague. I like asking these types of people, "what exactly does _________ mean?" This usually reveals that they're just using lingo/group-speak to sound like they experts and hearing all this "stuff" but in the end if they were blindfolded, they wouldn't have anything solid to rely on. I'm not saying this guy is that. Rather, I'm saying that when someone repeatedly does this it is so cringy annoying and I wish they would use less subjective, more reliable descriptors.