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@@colesizemore3849 Hi, it is a Recording King RD-328

@@B-RoM Great. Was hoping so because I’m looking into one. Really like the sound of it here.

@@colesizemore3849 Yes, it's a great guitar. I presume you've already seen it, but if not, the youtube JP Cormier's review of this guitar is interesting. Note that it has a v-neck, i disturbed me at first but now i love (i find that great for flatpicking but not for other kind of music with lot of bars chords)

@@vorj548 Hi, thanks you so much. Indeed, that dark hollow version is great!

@@marc-olivierpaille-binet3155 Thank you so much for taking the time to write me this message. Many thanks for your encouragement!

@@support3788 Thank you!

@@Stevestevestevestevestevesteve Thank you so much!

@@Carriesguitar Hi Carrie, nice to see you back on this channel. I saw your selfie with Billy Strings at Blue Ridge Guitar Camp, that must have been awesome, glad for you! I've added the link to the tablature in the video description.

Thank you so much! Yes - it was truly the coolest experience - I've been lucky enough to attend BRGC twice now and I just can't say enough about how amazing it is!

@@michelecenni6482 Thank you so much! Welcome to Italy! I made a video for "Seven weeks in county" (live version intro) one month ago here, hope you will enjoy : ua-cam.com/video/Ab12wb9xS9U/v-deo.html

@@MassacrisM Thank you so much! 🙂

@@quinnidt9960 Thanks Quinn!!!

@@rodneyzimmers9016 Thanks!

@@ChrisGuitarPlay91 Merci beaucoup Chris ! 🙂

@@DBurns0941 Thank you so much, i appreciate!

@@Bashilful Thank you so much! it is the Billy Strings version of "Hand me down my walking cane". I have made a tuto here : ua-cam.com/video/zLwWD_hYlhE/v-deo.html

@@B-RoM Thank you!

@@jcsmith9518 Thank you so much! I am glad it helps you!!

@@rockers2rockers616 Thank you so much!!

@@jeffweaver955 It's possible, but it's still hard to keep up with Billy E.T. Strings! 😁

@@wujeson3921 Hello, I've never paid attention before, I didn't create these images myself. These appear to be the fundamental notes of each chord. For example, for all variants of the G chord, all the G notes in the chord are blue.

@@Thehighcountryman Hi, I discovered bluegrass not so long ago and still don't know Dave Stamey. Do you have a link to a song you'd find interesting to transcribe?

@@B-RoM ua-cam.com/video/x3QXqQM_ypw/v-deo.htmlsi=5Dhl7DgoJ_VfwP09

Nice song

Hi, thanks. Tab link added in the video description.

@@flipper4502 Good Idea! 🙂 Thank you so much!

@@B-RoM the video s called “Billy strings killer solo” 🙏

@@flipper4502 Indeed, it's a good solo! Funny, I made a video of Bryan Sutton's intro for this song ("i am coming back but i don't know when") here : ua-cam.com/video/ou_W86LBQIY/v-deo.html

@@justinlangtein6021 😁

@@JP4271 Thank you very much, I appreciate it!

Thank you so much!

@@eddiejinthehouse Thanks you so much! Not sure this channel will ever take off 😁. But as long as i'll have fun doing that and a few people enjoy it, this suits me 🙂 Yes, JP Cormier is a great guitarist, I kinda bought my guitar by the way because of his review. I'm not familiar with his tunes, I'll have a look, thanks.

@@ChrisGuitarPlay91 En effet, ça fait une petite trotte depuis les Hautes Pyrénées ! J'ai eu la chance d'y aller, c'était top ! Tout pareil que toi pour la guitare, ça a remis pas mal d'habitudes en question ! Ça fait un an et demi que je ne fais que du flatpicking et je suis un peu paumé quand je réessaie de faire les trucs rock que je faisais avant, et que je maîtrisais pourtant ! 😁

@@braydencrook663 Hi, it's a great song but it seems the main theme is mostly realized by the mandolin during which Billy plays chords ? Do you have a link to a version you like? Which part would you like to learn?

@@B-RoM music.ua-cam.com/video/NVCtbFEDIeE/v-deo.html&si=YIH9AX66a9YKWce7 around 4 minutes when billy comes in doing the melody from the mandolin part 🔥🔥

@@braydencrook663 Nice break! Can't promise you i will do but i will have a look!

@@Shalalala111 Thank you so much ! I've never really tried high-end guitars, but I love my rd 328 too!!! 🙂

@@B-RoM They are fantastic guitars for the money! I would argue they are up there with guitars that cost 3x as much!

@@B-RoM Hey I wanted to ask you about your Bluechip pick. Are they fairly grippy? Right now I'm using Dunlop primetone picks with the grip and the only reason I haven't gotten a Bluechip is the price. Are they as good as they say? Thanks!

@@Shalalala111 Hi, I used to use PrimeTones too. The BlueChip grip is quite similar to the ungrip version of the primetone, which is ok for me. I think the BC TP48 sound a little brighter than the PT ungrip version and it is close to the PT grip version but it is subtle 😁. I'd say that if you have a pick that suits you perfectly, investing in a BC is not necessary. For me, i prefer however the BC pick because it is a little largest than the small PT triangle (the Large PT triangle is too large for me :)). I've made for you a small video to compare them (sorry, i had no time to use good mic, i did it only my cell phone): drive.google.com/file/d/1aHOzRg0JH9ozAArJINT_AGs8ao3nxSi-/view?usp=sharing

@@B-RoM Hmm, I actually prefer the brighter attack of the PT Grip! I have to say I do like these picks, I've been using them for a while now!

@@wujeson3921 Thank you so much! Glad these videos are useful for you!

@@t.bertolini4975 Thank you!

@@deaning3539 Thank you so much for taking the time to write this message! I'm glad you like this channel. I also discovered flatpicking recently (18 months approximately) thanks to Billy Strings, after years of playing rock. You'll see, you quickly get hooked - I can't let go of my guitar since I started! I hope you enjoy flatpicking as much as i do! Thanks again!

Glad you appreciate! Thanks you.

@@hemidolful Thanks a lot for all your kind messages! Glad you like that song!

@@squirrelsRfun24 Thanks Spencer!

@@quinnidt9960 Thanks Quinn!!

@@dodgermartin4895 I agree with you. This piece, which seems easy at first, was one of the hardest for me to learn. I don't know if Clarence played it this way or if he played a few notes with his fingers, but he was very good!

@@B-RoM I remember seeing a video of Clarence... he was explaining his crosspicking.. he called it "McReynolds style" because he was trying to emulate Jesse McReynolds mandolin crosspicking rolls. He did some hybrid flatpicking with fingers and I wonder if had he lived, there would be more picking like that today. I give you tons of credit for this rendition.

@@vjensen56 Thank you so much!

@@MassacrisM Thank you!

@@josephmontemarano3660 Thanks! It is a Recording King RD 328 made of Adirondack Spruce, Rosewood, Sitka Spruce and Mahogany. I have never tried high-end guitar model to compare but i love that guitar. 🙂

@@josephmontemarano3660 Thank you so much!

@@squirrelsRfun24 It's clear that this song is mythical in the eyes of many! What geniuses Norman and Tony are!