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@@leonardovillena_ seguro que es eso. Otras veces es la cuerda misma, que me he estado rompiendo la cabeza un buen rato y la cambio y se resuelve

@@onipepperonni2088 thanks man!! I tried my best 😊

@@vinylcolecction6289 es un placer poder ayudar!!!

@carlosalves4444 once I set intonation, I lock the nut and start tightening in the back. At some point the block will come off and the guitar might not be exactly in tune. If that is the case, I will tune it with the screws without unlocking the nut. I don't remember if I explained it like this in the video, but that's the way I do it now. I hope this helps 😊

@@Valerio_VDF yeah sorry, but it is so good 🤣

@@alverduratonejunkiealveram1017 I play it in all the video of my mods too :D haahah

@@Valerio_VDF LOL

@@matiahemeaa1629 en este tipo de casos tienes que mirar bien que es lo que esta causando la vibración. A veces la selleta se baja y hay que volver a subirla con los dos tornillos pero otras veces es porque uno de los tornillos ha causado que la selleta se doble y se apoye de la selleta de al lado. Depende del tipo de selleta también. Sea lo que sea necesitas tener la llave correcta y girar en sentido de las agujas del reloj si quieres que la selleta suba ok

@@chabow0581 thanks!!!! I appreciate it. Can you please specify? What do you mean with 3rd string in the second hole?

I see on the E, A and G strings you put the bolt in hole number 2 on the tension bridge. But for the other strings you put the bolt in hole number 1

@@chabow0581 which part of the video is that? Which minute?

@@leonozuna3242 si te pasa en una Epiphone tienes que asegurarte que el tornillo de la selleta no quede vibrando, empuja el tornillo con la mano. El problema es que esos puentes tienen el alambre tambien y siempre causa vibraciones. Como a mi le vuelve loco eso, yo lo que hice en mi Epiphone Les Paul fue cambiarle el puente por uno Gotoh

@@kamk1273 glad to hear that my friend!!! Enjoy 😎

@@Theintruder100 Totally, I understand and it's true. This amp gets better jcm tones, not plexi tones

@@steverobinson9836 yeah yeah, I wish I could remove it. Hope it helps!

Thanks!!! In that case, you just disconnect the tone pot and install the switch there. Make sure that the switch you are going to install is not too hard to move because it can be annoying to use it

Thanks man!! The hum on some valvestates are still a mystery to me

But yeah reverb is lame.

Yes it adds some bass

Good question!!. This is a procedure to follow when your guitar is completely out of adjustment. If you chance strings and keep using the same brand and gauge, you might not have to do anything. Depending on the guitar and the weather you might notice that when the season changes the action can get higher or maybe it will start to buzz but that os due to the neck so you can fiz that with the trussrod adjustment. If a string breaks, just swap it and tune to pitch. When you change tuning, brand or string gauge is when you need to check this procedure top to bottom.

Thank you so much for answering (so fast) 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@raphaeloliveira89 I do my best 👍

Enjoy!

Thanks!!!

Man I miss Florida!! I live in Spain now. Thanks so much 🤗. Here I work on guitars for a living and post my work and tips on instagram but it is in spanish though. My account is @alveramps

Thank you!

I'm super glad to hear that!!!!! Now go played it as much as you can 😎😎

The Laney speaker is fantastic!!. The cabinet used in this video is also open back, but since it is a different cabinet, different size and different amp is not accurate to compare them. This was recorded close mic'ed as well, so it would be even harder. Thanks for watching 🙂

Totally!!! I had the 150 head and had a lot fun with it!

Thanks!!

Yeah man, It is a pain to do the intonation but once it's done you rarely need to set it. Unless you change string gauge or tuning key

@@alverduratonejunkiealveram1017thanks for your support. I need to change pickups, and tune a whole step down... Without moving the (miraculously low) action set by the previous owner. And learn how to palm mute without moving the damn thing :-) I will (probably ?) prevail thanks to good people like you.

@@426baron don't worry. Tune down and mostlikely it will buzz. So, you will have to loosen the springs in the back. If the action is too low now is the moment to set it the way you like it

This particular model in the video doesn't have a rectifier tube. I haven't played a tremoverb but Incubus guitar player uses it so it should be good 🤣.

I don't know, apparently a lot of people type in the browser "what is a mesa rectifier" maybe younger generations of players wanna know how to get the 90s tones.

Yes man, it's amazing 🤣

It's a pleasure!

Exactly but I'm sure they have been in millions of recordings

I totally agree man!!! Marks are my favorite Mesa Amps. Rectos I think they sound cool for tones with medium gain like Foo Fighters or so, not for high gain IMO

Yeah you can try an attenuator. The best I have tried is the Fryette powerstation but it is more expensive. THD hotplate is good too, I remember that I got one for like 150 bucks

Thanks!!! I hope everything goes fine and you will rocking that guitar as soon as possible

That's actually one that I scored, Samick 94 birdseye maple top. I talked about it in the video

Yeh, I liked the comparison to your Les Paul Classic, because I feel the exact same way. That Korean Epi is so well made. Appreciate that it can be hit and miss depending on who made them, but I’ve picked up a few Samick ones now and they’ve all been 🔥

@@VamboMarbleEye Totally!!!

Thanks man, I appreciate it 😊

Yeah, even though mine was advertised that pickups were 57´s they didn´t have any gibson logo or sticker. Anyway they sounded really good.

Thanks my friend!!! I appreciate that 😊

You're very welcome

Yeaahhh, it sounds great. I decided not to sell it after I shot this video

It's a pleasure 😊

Yeah awesome!!! A friend of mine bought one amber color from France recently on Reverb.com. they're incredible guitars

Yeah man!!! I'm glad it was helpful!!! Now you go rock that guitar!!! I'm editing more stuff right now

I have a tool-tip for you which might help a lot during the intonation process: the ibanez ejk1000 intonation tool. It is a bit pricey (41€ in Germany but it should be a one-time investment) but it is super precise and the whole intonation took me about 10 minutes. I had to file it a little bit down in order to fit into the notch, but as it is made of aluminum this wasn't a big deal. One big advantage is that you don't need to put out the tension of the string: you put the tool onto the saddle, then intonate, tune the string back to pitch, intonate again... and when the string is perfectly intonated you just tighten the screw of the saddle and remove the tool :)

@@sebastiankurz1533 oh yeah I've seen it and it's awesome. Luckily most of the guitars I setup are normal bridges but one day I will get it for sure

Totally agreee

@@alverduratonejunkiealveram1017 i actually just bought this amp yesterday for 200.00 made in England in 1996 speaker is a Marshall gold back, and it sounds really good

Thanks my friend. I appreciate it!

Thanks brother, I appreciate your comment. And yes, the background music is totally distracting 😄. I wish I could change it or remove it. Sorry ☺️