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I have an old USA made peavy t-15 from my father, same pickups and bridge, sounds good clean and great quality but the pickups are extremely microphonic.

Does aging change the sound/performance of a guitar

I have the go-200 lt. Do yourself a big favor and get some good IRs. Makes ALLL the difference

Vintage Peavey guitars??? Get out of the way!!!!! I have wned many different Fender guitars and I have sold every one of them. I will NEVER sell my 1989 Peavey Falcon. They are, way above average when it comes to fit, finish and playability. Tonally they are custom shop level. Call me crazy!!

If it's too much gear to move about when you're gigging then quit. I would never use a modeller, ever. Load of garbage.

distortion sounds very cheesy to me. I would not use this on stage only at home for laughs and giggles. However, To each there own.

Fender is inspiring to me

I love my gp 200 used it for bass to gig with for a year but it’s loaded with amps for guitar as well

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One thing that is to be commended here is that this company clearly employed a good designer. Too often the companies in this industry, both the high and low end, seem to release products that were 'designed' by some sort of perverse committee of Engineer + CEO's teenage stepson. I mean, take Zoom for instance. They've been responsible for a temporary loss of vision for me on several occasions....

If it does IR loading its a complete competitive package. Nice work Jayce

I played for years on a Boss GT6. Yes the old gold one. Boss makes the best effects for the masses I think. After my GT6 was retired I decided to give line 6 a try with the HD500. They make awesome time based effects but their drive effects don’t cut it for me. So then I decided to build a regular pedalboard. But I recently joined a band who have no amps on stage. The other guitarist uses a fractal FM9. I thought I would take the plunge and i absolutely love it. No more GAS for me. But there are so many companies in the modeling game now so you can definitely find great units on a budget. My GT6 was my go to for years but now I’m sold on modeling.

I like tubes.

I have the Valeton GP200 it kicks all others in its class and price range straight outta box useable and you can easily download patches and IRs to it.

How's this compair to the Donna one?

Every time I buy the latest gen modeler/profiler/multi fx pedal the honeymoon is over within six months. I find myself going back to my amps and my pedals. I end up using the modeler/profiler/multi fx pedal as an interface for silent practice or recording since the sounds are there and it is more convenient that setting up a mic and trying to not get a knock on the door from the cops. More and more amps are now coming standard with an XLR DI out with either emulated cab or IR built in. This solves one of the hassles of playing live and entices guitar players to come back to the amp.

Look …people talk great things about these … i have one for about 4 months now … a couple of gigs ( I was a professional but no more ) … some rehearsal … and then one day i came back to the studio with my personal old pedals and plugued into a vht valve amp … man … no comparison … the main fault is that at lower volume levels .. using the knob of the guitar .. it lacks dynamic dramatically ! Or at least I felt that way !

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Nice clean tone. Distortion sound sounded like static.. blech!

The rabbit hole I fall into with multi-effects is I find is I'm much more likely to pile on a ton of different effects I wouldn't be using for a final sound if I just had a few pedals into an amp. As I'm cycling through a simple patch I say "I'll had some compression, sure, some chorus- just a smidge, etc..." vs. using a setup with a few pedals either off or on and into the amp.

Narrrrrrrrr I'll be keeping my amps ;)

I am in the minority here., growing up I always used guitar effects processors like the boss GT and ME and electro harmonix stuff... due to budget constraints it just made more sense to go that direction than buying all the individual pedals looped through a decent amp. thing is though now that I could afford some gear Im still drawn to the presence of physical amps (valve or solid state) especially those placed on top of a cabinet or stack., digital amp modeling is fine especially as its selling point is portability and convenience and all but there's just something about seeing a Marshall stack with you whatever style or gig you be in 😁

Killer tones! Are you coming out the monitors?

Sounds good but i believe amp1 mercury and quilter is much superior

After retiring it to a corner a few years ago I finally sold my Katana MK2. I'm getting everything I currently need out of the little Headrush MX5. I've worked my ass of getting the presets to sound right but it's paid off. It sounds better than any amp I've ever owned and the response is as amp like as I need it to be (and its in stereo.) The tech in all of these new modelers is simply amazing .. and getting more so.

I have Micro ; no desire for Micro Plus

Yeah Boy! You are now a part of the cool kids club. What makes me cooler than you is I have a red one (GP200R). Love mine to death and you will to.

Nice video. Sounds good

The Tank-G is very similar to that unit. Not all the bells and whistles and no display but the Tank-G is only 79.00

Nice! I have a Nu-X MG30. Same idea. Got it from ZZounds. Lower tier brand but not Amazon however that unit looks excellent. I have a couple Nu-X pedals, a Marshall in a box and a Klon clone and they are excellent so I tried the MG30 and was not disappointed.

I just ordered on. $91 with a 50% off coupon = $45.50.. If I like it I'll keep it . If not I'll do a UA-cam review then return it or flip it. I think i got the last one in black so that will make it worth a little more. Catch ya' later Jayce

My advice, learn to do it yourself. Ive seen guitars at every price point up to a few grand, all of them needed some sort of set up.

Why do people buy cheap guitars and shoehorn "quality" parts into them? Just enjoy the cheapness, it is what it is. Or buy a nicer guitar.

As someone who's just delving into guitar building, I learned that you really only need to buy 3 expensive parts, (I know people will disagree with me). 1) A neck. Only because for $100 you can buy a neck 10 times better than anything you can build in your backyard. In fact, you really only play the neck. Your right hand is only playing the strings. Just like when you play a piano, you are really only playing the keys; when you play guitar you are just playing the neck. Buy a good neck. 2) Tuning keys. Cheap tuning keys are terrible. They will continuously go out of tune, and plastic parts wear fast. 3) Pick Ups. Not even so much expensive, but think about what tone you want. I always think of cheap guitars as ugly actors. There's a place for everybody. If you write and record a song, that cheap old knock-off might have the sound you are looking for. Bottom line: Its all about playability. You need to become one with the guitar, and you can only do that if it fits like a pair of shoes you've been wearing for a few months. If your buying a guitar, get the most comfortable one you can afford.

Thanks for the video...I have had a Debut Stratocaster for a few months now...I changed out the pickups for GFS Truecoils....12k b 8k m and 7k neck....Did make a big difference and i was thinking about the trem block and nut ....but after watching/listening to the video...I think i am going to leave it as is ...Have to say....I love this guitar...it just feels so good playing it....It is a real player

Thanks for sharing your experience, Jayce. When you set up with the full band, were you exclusively running inputs into the onboard channels or did those inputs run through an external mixer first?

Grazie per questo video .. quale mi consigliate ? Fender mustang micro ? Oppure Fender mustang plus ?

Grumpy ol' man here....when I have to play Mustang Sally or Wagon Wheel for a drunk , lonely crowd in a bar filthier than the Gangis my choice is 1) my 89$ Grote strat 2) my 125$ IYV Les Pawwwl thang. 3) my 90$ refurb Donner DST-152 super strat thang. No sane person should take any of my advice. I do this fer a livin' If you actually play music you love for people you like, go buy something so expensive I could never pronounce it or spell it.

International is a bummer because as you say any players not going to know what to do to make it sound right

I've run many of the tower Bose systems.The tower mids/tweeters have a unique 180 degree dispersion pattern. So its floor location is as crucial as mic location. I would have placed the tower further towards the audience and angeled so the performers could use the tower as a monitor. As such I've never had a feedback issue.

The EQs and preamps suck on all these towers

Listen to me, I've been doing the band all my life. Now I'm doing solo. I REPEAT, DO NOT BUY THESE TOWER SYSTEMS, they all suck, including the Bose. A mixer with good preamps are a must. All those Yamaha and Mackie boards are crap too. Buy a Digital Berhinger the 18x I think it is for around 350. Use a router with it. Get someone to help you configure it. 2 /12 INCH ZLX I think it is EV Speakers for around 350 a speaker. The Behringer has all the effects, eq, and more. YOU may hate it for a couple of gigs but you will love it. If you play outdoors 1 SUB is all you need. Yorkville has some 10" subs that are killer and very economical and light. If you don't want the behringer look for a Allen and Heath mixer used of course which have effects built in to the board and great pre amps for your mic which is so important. ALSO I RUN EVERYTHING STEREO Don't listen to the people who say it doesn't matter, it DOES MATTER AND SOUNDS SO BIG. Get THE STAGE TRAXX APP TO RUN YOUR MUSIC Lifetime fee 24$ Stage Traxx has EQ for each song, pitch, speed lyrics, and will organize your songs like nothing else. The EQ alone is unbelievable and stays set for each song after you set it. This system will cover almost anything for what you are doing. You'll be pushing it with a band outdoors or any decent size room with a band won't do.

What?!..Stainless steel frets,locking tuners and abalone inlays for under $200?!..i don't know how but sold!

Peavey. 'Nuff said. Next.

Just got this and I can’t connect the app to my android fone at all…seems like it’s a common problem..??