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Whatever videos you post, I’m here for it! 😊

I have a Warmoth ash HSS strat body, how good will Tru oil work on this body unprepped?

Looks great

Man, those witch hat knobs are sweet

I couldn't have come across your video at a better time! I'm in the process of applying amber shellac to a Warmoth body Strat. I have a question and I hope that you see my comment. I have a rattle can of some nitrocellulose that I was going to apply at the very end of the process and I'm wondering what your opinion on that is? By the way new subscriber here!

Very informative. I'm trying to decide which to use - Polymerized Tung Oii or Tru-Oil. I'm guessing they are about the same.

Great video! I've been building classical guitars for several years with shellac finishes. I've watched multiple videos on "french polishing". Most of them are incredibly tedious and wordy with half the information here. I especially like the errors shown and recovery from them, having made many, many more errors finishing than I ever did in construction!

I am doing this at the moment.. Do you seal this with poly afterwards or varnish.. Or do you just stop with the shellac.. My issue from my inexperience I used Non Dewaxed shellac.. Grrrr.. Most top coats say not to be used with non de-waxed Shellac

I'm gonna try this. Thanks for this video!

I'm excited to do this to my ol' build, this rocks!

Since you've done both, do you prefer shellac or Tru Oil?

Hey, thanks so much for the shout out and I'm so glad you're getting some use out of my book. Thanks!

Douglas fur? you mean 2x4? thats pretty cool idea. i always figured it was way too soft.

hey, how long did this process take? great video, very informative!! :)

Hey, I really liked the video and the result. I want a natural finish on a swamp ash body, but I don't want it glossy. Do you think I should still use Tru Oil, and just less coats? Or something else maybe?

Well, Hello Dali!

You could try the Open D tuning on both. However since Chromatic Dulcimers are becoming more popular I suggest re-fretting it w/ new chromatic frets & making it a Chromatic Dulcitar but here's the other thing why not tune it up to G & call it the Dulciterz.

hey junc, what would happen if you put metal tape on nylon strings (like on a baritone uke) and had it picked up by a humbucker? or glued bits of metal to the nylon strings?

I make mine patterned after the Persian setar (flat backed instead of the traditional staved bowl body) with 4 strings, doubled bass string course (with the higher octave string), middle and melody strings.. I call mine a Dulsetar 😉

Since you had customized this, I would suggest that you re-cut/work the nut and bridge to allow the 2 hi, paired strings to be closer together as on a mandolin and 4 string dulcimer. I have actually seen all 6 strings paired up on mountain dulcimers, too.

Yeah, people like this dude with gumption making shit happen and keeping the guitar world moving along.

Nice. With all that care about dust I'm surprised to see the cat wander through. Dander much?

how did you prevent water damage? looks cool!

ну и дерево!Где такого говна нашёл ...

I'm trying this for the first time in a few weeks, this was a huge help, thank you

My neighbor loves it.

Tremolo and Jack Rabbit 🐇 Slim's...yeah that's about right. Great Demo!

i have one, its decent

shit i just ordered one, i could do some weird shit with my looper

This is definitely one of the most useful pedals on my board. I'm actually thinking about getting a second one. My favorite FX on it are the stutter, the liquid, and the rotary I think theya re the most useful. The bit crush is pretty awesome but at some setting it makes some really dissonant overtones (for better or worse). Flamma makes a headphone amp FX10 which is under a hundred bucks and it's absolutely amazing.

Just imagine, if you had 2 or 3 of those, you could combine some of the effects. That could be fun!

This isn't one of the ones I have, but I can tell anyone that the price/quality-usability ratio of most of these Behringer stomps is kind of outrageous. I'm lucky enough to have their copy of the Roland bass synth pedal, which they strangely have discontinued, last I czeched out their site. Their "two fuzz pedals in one" pedal, their Sansamp "three amp sims" pedal copy, their Heavy Metal copy...imo the HM pedal is more of a hard fuzz than a metal distortion per se, but nothing wrong with that... the Warp distortion, and the one i bought recently, their vibrato pedal, are all totally great. The other Behringer stomps, ive had those for over 10 years, and they're still 100% fine. The thin plastic chassis seems scary delicate, but as long as you dont go all Pete Townsend/Sybil on them, their build quality is quite adequate for home studio purposes. Maybe someone who has an actual band who plays actual gigs, their mileage may vary. Thanks for posting, it was a good demo.

cool project!

It's hard to find good Geek channels like this. I Subscribed!

I just bought an old beat up MIM Fender Strat that I'm gonna restore/mod. My plan is to strip the black paint with the heat gun and then give it a natural wood look with Tru oil.

0:50 a Fan with a hvac filter zip tied.

If you're looking for more ring-mod songs, the guitar solo for Paranoid uses it on one channel. Needs to be faster than how you had it though.

I was looking for something weird/ cheap to put in the loop of my DOD rubberneck (to effect the delay repeats only). This looks perfect.

A couple of these comments have made me quit thinking about grabbing this and in a minute I'm going str8 to Amazon and order one. Good demo; thx for posting.

I bought it for an inexpensive auto wah. Works great!

Hi there. Great info. I'm afraid of doing any mods to any amp. But now I'm not as scared. Great info. Most guitarist do not know how their gear works. We should learn more. It's interesting and will only serve you well. Thanks. Rock on! bye for now. P.S. a little vid on making speaker enclosures might do well. Bye for now.

This will be a very popular video, I hope your channel grows man, great stuff

This pedal is going to spike in price as soon as it's discontinued.

Bro get you a tube amp. You'll never look back. It's not like playing them in the store. At home you come to realize how incredibly good tube amps are and the huge benefits from using them. I used to be right where your at. It took a buddy making me borrow his Tone King Imperial. I was truly spoiled. Tube amps do another thing I never expected. They take pedals WAY BETTER than SS. No disrespect intended my friend. Just a suggestion.

We need more vids like this. Some of these modern players are so narrow minded and need to step out of the "Boss zone". Vast amounts of gear=all records sound the same these days.

I like these Flamma pedals....Yes made in China but they do the same thing a 200 Dollar Boss does...gonna try this one out look like fun...Stop whining people if you dont like the video move along. thanks juncmusik

Ringmods are great for very specific song hooks, but few do that as well as Radiohead or Incubus (I imagine bands such as Mr. Bungle would also nail it). It's just difficult and takes deliberation and a calm mind. Anyways, I noticed that I've already watched three of your videos without realizing they're from the same channel, so I might as well subscribe. You should make sure your face is in every thumbnail so we all realize it's the same channel. The UA-cam algorithm certainly seems to like you, so help it along

oh my... I really am speechless... my quest for tone is destroyed...

that sounds bad... a good inexpensive bit crusher is the hotone skyline krush. you can tune the harmonics and it sounds great