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I really like the 4 way intensity knob. Great for different pickup types.

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I think the differences are not significant in my opinion. Good luck with your channel! 👍

That second jam on the trailer! Whew! Amazing!

I "accidentally" got one of the Made in Japan Black from my uncle back in the early 00's, I did suspect I was sitting on a treasure with that one.. Do you know how many of the wooden ones were made?

For what is each lead? I mean what is the use of each lead the one with delay or reverb is for solos or harmonies?

Salute from Finland 🔥🎸😎

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Oh! Nice giitar riff.

Thanks for this comparison, I was looking for something. But… it would of been fair to connect the TC in front of Katana as well, NOT from DI. This way the two pedals could of been compared in almost same conditions.

You look like Pep Guardiola

Ive read boss showcased the fdr in front of a roland jazz chorus back then. Personally Id go for the tc though.

Yo prefiero el Small Stone, el switch de color me permite alcanzar velocidades más rápidas. Yo sé que hablas español, Roberto! Un saludo.

Hi man! Can you try the same thing with a Strat? Sounds better to me!!

very rare sounds on ehx ....xtrange noice

That video was great, I did not know very much about Les Paul, now I do. keep it up!

Hey thanks for watching! This list of guitarists isn't exhaustive. There are other stories of influential guitarists who constructed their own guitars or designed and branded them and then put them on the market. Have you ever tried any of these instruments? Share in the comments!

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Just bought a phaser pedal,,,,from the amp ,,,where does it go ,,,I believe it goes before overdrive pedals,,,,any help. Appreciate

Amazing demo!!! You just made me even more excited about my new purchase and I didn't think that was possible. Great work!

Very good review. I own one, and agree that a setup was needed. It was far from perfect, but only setup wise. The guitar cable input jack had to be fixed, it was bending the guitar cable tip causing it to be UNgrounded, and once fixed, it is better now but not 100%, as it is not snug enough compared to what it should be like, but no more grounding issues. The pick-up pots needed adjustment as well. So, all that said and done, it is a guitar I pick up more often than my much more expensive others, and based solely on the Meteora's spectacular tone. I still would buy it again, if I lost the one I have.

WORST CLEAN TONE REVIEW I SAW

Hi friend! What configuration do you use in the delay of the flights of the bumblebee?

thanks this review!, I´ve decided for this one!

Great video. I've been torn between the two and I was leaning toward the Cinders because of the price but I really like the sound and dynamics of the Blues Driver. Personally I liked the BD with single coils better than the Cinders.

Shits beautiful

No, Strings are😅

non dimenticare Kirk Hamet used a Fernadez strat copy for at least "And Justice for ALL"

After all, you can’t go wrong with any of these two classics. At some point of the speed knobs, they can get really similar. Overall, the MXR is smoother and more friendly. The EXH can get really crazy and sounds a little but sharper to me. But, again, both are classics.

Wonderful demo & review. Best one I’ve seen

Surprised you didn't include Eddie Van Halen on this list. Their first album was recorded with a home made strat style guitar and an old Marshall with several different cabinets that were beat to hell.

I have Jolana Iris - Czechoslovakian guitar , replica of Fender Telecaster . East Warsaw pact communist guitar from 1989 .🙂

That Tele Prince played is awesome

JJ Cale was not only a guitarist/ singer/ songwriter, he was an engineer. He had an old Harmony acoustic that he had tinkered with over the years...the thing looked vaguely menacing, like something the Crypt Kicker Five would play! It had a very unique sound.

Slash's Les Paul replica was not a cheap guitar. Cheaper than the ridiculously inflated price of a '59 vintage Gibson, sure, but I doubt it was cheaper than a current-model Gibson.

Randy California of Spirit used a single pickup Silvertone branded Danelectro for Spirit's early albums.

Brands are important for resale value....

Paying too much for an instrument doesn't make your playing any better...buy what works for you...

70s and 80s? Fernandes still makes a slew of guitars today.

Awesome! I love my vester guitars 🤘🏻

Can't believe you overlooked Eddie Van Halen?

I have a strat replica from a company called Crafter, they now only make acoustic guitars. It is the best guitar I have ever played and I can't find anything about it online.

This trick is very inspirating!!

Hey thanks for watching! This list of guitarists isn't exhaustive. There are/were so many stories of influential guitarists who used replica and/or inexpensive gear to share. I didn't forget Eddie Van Halen, I have already planned to do a video about influential guitarists who actually designed and constructed their own guitars and his story is so important. Do you have any stories to share about any non mainstream guitars you've owned and played and are particularly a fan of? Share it in the comments!

amazing! Thanks!

They really don’t sound the same at all, I’m not sure how people are listening to this video, but the blues driver is far clearer and has a different mids focus. Cinders sounds a little bit like it has a blanket over it in comparison, but standalone as a pedal it sounds good! I’d go BD2 W though

Which phaser do you have on at the beginning and what is the setting?

Both sound really good. Best demo I have found on these pedals

For me the TCE due to ergonomics (knobs & phones jack), they all sound good or good enough to my ear 👌🤠

Legal de ++ amigo. Sabe me dizer se o Boss FDR-1 ligado em um pedal CAB ou IR ficaria legal direto na placa?