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Where did you get the blueprint from ?

I have two PA speakers Passive 12 Inch 2-Way PA/DJ Loudspeaker Cabinet - 700 Watt Full Range PA/DJ Band Live Sound Speaker can I use those two external cabs for electric guitar? Your opinion

Is that 136oz of coffee or are you just 9 feet tall? 😊

Curious... Do UA-camrs as yourself, walk around talking to yer self in everything ya do, everywhere ya go ? lol

always glad to see someone trying something new, can't say that this guy had the best attitude about how he didn't really care how it looked for his use, he just didn't want it to look beat up........ ehhh to each his own but for me I'd rather have a cabinet that was properly tolexed but worn out than one that looks like I didn't really care how the tolex job turned out. Keep having fun!

Damn😁 Would have been good video with more close ups n I need ear therapy after watching this.

Excellent job! Great video! Loved the background music too! Thanks so much for taking the time to make this video. I think I’m going to give it a shot. (thanks to you). Keep up the great work! 🔥🤘👍

10:40 a foam roller is much mo' faster

Did you stop making videos?

Why wouldn’t someone just use a roller for that adhesive? Could have used a roller on 99% of it. Smh

Great building thanks for sharing, i have a question, where did you find the plans of this prs?

Terrible work and even worse playing.

Hi Roland, I have a les paul style guitar with your logo on the headstock. Can you tell me anything about this guitar? I can't find any information about it anywhere!

How much glue did you use in total (1 quart, 2 quarts, ect.) ?

i now have a headache

The JVM410h is a great amp. But there are some fundamental mistakes that people make with them. 1. Put resonance and presence on max, thank me later. 2. Pull up the volume and back down the gain a bit on all the channels, it compresses a bit less and feels more open with a bit of less gain. Normally people use too much gain and it feels overly compressed and noisy. 3. If possible use it with two greenbacks and two v30's, that combination really suits the amp. 4. Get a good tech to install a real choke in the amp, it lowers the noisefloor and gives it a little something extra sound-wise. It sounds incredible after these things.

I was very fortunate to get this head just yesterday. I got it used for $1000 bucks. Only minor issue is it has a loose power switch

What kind of disk do you have on your grinder?

Thanks for the video - I need to re-tolex a 5150 4X12 as well.

Does the Pickups on the les Paul are burstbuckers?

I think the bottom line here is, don’t buy Rigid. nah seriously though don’t 😂

I was trying to see what you did at the front slant. But you are blocking the camera on both of them.

The best amp ever :-)

great project and nice video! I'd like to have the drawings of a Custom 24. is it possible to get? can you send it?

I like your conversational style, it makes a nice change from some reviews that are more marketing

How is the 410 at lower volumes

Hi, Could you give us an update? Im sure we all would love to see how it goes. Cheers!

what ever happened to this series? been waiting so long 😅

This is a great amplifier, the versatility is unmatched! It is a gain monster so there is a learning curve to get things dialed in without using a noise gate, depending on the guitar pickups. If you play a variety of guitars it's easier to just keep a gate in the effects loop. My late model Strat was too noisy if I didn't roll back the guitar volume, but then I lost the tone on OD1&2 on orange/red mode if I had the gain past noon.

David S. Pumpkins got some skills!

This isn’t the proper way. You should remove the old glue and your new tolex should be one continuous piece, not separate pieces. Leaves more areas for peeling and vulnerabilities down the road

Didn’t remove the old glue? Over a long period of time, you’ll start seeing bubbles

Did you finish?

Watching a video of a guy do a thing w/o explanation is dumb. I could just read instructions online for as entertaining as this is. Do a VO next time and explain why you did things so it’s not just nothing to watch

I modded my foot switch, fitted large LEDs above each switch that change colour with the modes, but I don't use it anymore, my days of lugging massive heavy heads and cabs is over, I use a Boss katana 100 combo now, ok it's not up there sonically with the JVM, but it does a very good job for what I do now, and I fits on the backseat of the car and I can carry it in one hand

Finally a custom guitar build that's NOT a freaking strat!

Como que tira planta de uma guitarra 🎸

Were's part two dude ?

Great video! She could shine my case any day!

Why don't you keep on working without talking, the vdo is getting too long already.

Could you give dimensions on how deep the neck pocket should be and other electrical pockets

Get a new collet for the router that's the problem.

Where did you get the tolex?

Oh man you should have sanded some of that down that will eventually go through the tolex

Not fun to watch at 3am I have insomnia,notorious loud

Wood issues are easy. They make a 2 part epoxy wood repair tough sandablevpaintable not hard

How did you clean off the old contact cement? Or did you just put new right over the old?

I love my DSL, but my next Marshall will be a JVM combo. I'm a combo guy. I used to play stacks but got into combos for a number of reasons. But yeah, that stack sounds fantastic! Glorious gain! Love that Marshall crunch, the best.

How did you do the groove by the lower horn?

Hi, Will there be any more videos in this series? Cheers!