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Thanks for the feedback.

Agree...💯

Try going out through though the out jack and using external IRs. I use the ones in the PT 100 plugin. Also do the update. It makes a huge difference

Wow. Very cool. But a little scary considering you were just 9. Thanks for sharing and watching

By the way there's some nitrous oxide stories in the book as well.

@@g_and_kikos_studio Yeah my childhood was unconventional! I don't think there were many 9 year old kids in '64 who were regular pot smokers like I was but I'm okay. We left San Francisco towards the end of 1964, moving to southern CA. In October, our house was raided and my mom lost custody of me and my younger sister. We ended up in foster care. My mothers friends were Lenny and Honey Bruce, Ella Fitzgerald, Ken Kesey, Scatman Caruthers and Nat King Cole. Up until we left, my mom was a regular customer, visiting Owsley often to get speed. She only took me there once. She let me try a little once and I stayed up all night, coloring my bedroom walls with crayons and chewing the inside of my cheek! I finally crashed and when I woke up she asked me what I thought about it. I said, " It's okay but you need to have a hobby". She told that story over and over to her friends thinking it was so hilarious.

Wow. Some people back then were open to letting their kids do drugs. I've heard that. Still you're probably lucky to be ok now. Im sure foster care was hard too. Cool group of people she hung with though, definitely

yes I do. Microdot

Very cool. How old is it? Was the pickup always microphonic? Maybe try some new pickups. Thanks for watching

Probably about 10 years old. It's actually a Liger by Phred Instruments, still in production, although they're up to version 3.0. shop.phredinstruments.com/liger-30 Very affordable take on Jerry's Tiger!

Oh wow. Looks really nice, and the price is right too. I haven't seen these before. Thanks for the link...

Exactly. Thanks for watching

Yeah he's amazing. The band also wouldn't have been the same without Benmont

@@g_and_kikos_studio agreed.

Thanks for watching

No problem. Thanks for watching...

Thanks for the feedback. Could you elaborate? Because I feel I do put in the bells and whistles. I add a lot of graphics and still shots and screen captures. Make music that goes in the videos. Add text. The only thing I've been wanting to, but haven't yet, is make a brand logo. But I'd love to hear what could improve the videos

@@g_and_kikos_studio Sure thing. I think a couple of things could help. Your thumbnails are fine, there’s nothing wrong with those..

@@g_and_kikos_studio if it is possible i would use more cuts and quicker edits, if it’s not too much work off course… maybe use two camera,s and cut between those if you got two..

@@g_and_kikos_studio it’s a little corny but you can always use exaggerated titles for your vids.

@@g_and_kikos_studio you should definitely check out the channel “bad gear”. It is a very popular music instrument review channel. It has got everything. A theme, quick edits, humour…Keep in mind that he does this full time so it is not a hobby anymore for him.

Exactly. The parts he made aren't always the most flashy, but they're the most catchy and musical. Some of the best guitar ever in my opinion. Great techniques. Thanks for watching.

@@g_and_kikos_studio Just like you, I’m a huge fan. Right from the days of Mudcrutch and all the way through to The Dirty Knobs, anyone lucky enough to share a stage with Mike Campbell is lucky enough!

@@g_and_kikos_studio I love Tom Petty so much that I have to listen to him every day. It’s a part of my very existence. That means listening to Mike Campbell as well. Aren’t we lucky to have been alive during their lifetime?

@@Debcatawba So lucky. That music is very much part of the soundtrack of my life. The Knobs are coming pretty close to me in the summer, I'm gonna try to make it. We're lucky to have and appreciate that music

They're great amps. And not known about or talked about enough. Thanks for watching. And keep your Tremoverb unless you absolutely need the money. Since I've been recording I've gotten an even deeper appreciation for it...🤘

@@g_and_kikos_studio gona keep it for my kids . They’ll appreciate when they’re older . Who knows what they’ll be worth then haha . Rock on 🤘🏼

I did everything I outlined at the top of the video. And talked about what I thought was important to know. Thanks for watching and commenting

Thank you. Glad you like the channel. Mike is the man.

That's awesome. Glad you found the channel. I have alot of projects I'm excited to get out. Hope you enjoy it...

Man, great to hear you like it. Just this week I added a pair of Abbey Road preamps to my setup and it really took things up a level. And I'm mixing a new song and video right now.

Yeah running a pedal in line going DI is cool. I went over everything in the video but if you tell me exactly where your having a problem, I can help you. First thing is you need an interface with more than 2 outputs.

Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it..

Man you ain't lying. For many years he was just pulling hits out of the air. Thanks for watching...

Agree thanks for watching

Well Thank you. I appreciate it...

Definitely agree. Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching

He's so good always played just the right part

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It's part of being a father of a three year old. I do use a gate but it doesn't always get rid of everything. Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching....

Yessss....💯

Love is a Long Road, off the Tom Petty solo album Full Moon Fever... thanks for watching

Thank you

That would be amazing. I saw Stan did some shows with Mike and the Dirty Knobs recently. Thanks for watching

@g_and_kikos_homestudio sweet, yeah I've been listening to Dirty K's since Tom's Passing often. Awesome you got to see them. Where ya located? Play in a cover band that does a few petty tunes

@fredstriker2042 no I haven't seen them in person I just saw Stan with the Knobs on social media posts.. I would definitely go to a Knobs show if I get a chance. I'm in Louisville Ky.

@g_and_kikos_homestudio sweet, about 4 hours South of ya brother. Spent lots lots of time at your Air base up there. Too bad not closer! Always looking to jam! My bad, I saw Petty his last tour but wish I had more brother.

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Thanks for watching. Hope you'll check out some of the other similar videos on the channel. And i've got some great stuff coming soon

I stood in line for tix to see the Wildflowers tour, was about 5 people from getting my ticket and it sold out. This is one band I always wanted to see more than anyone. Your very lucky to have seen them so much. Thank you for watching. I have alot of similar videos on Keith Richards, Rupert Neve, classic studio gear. And I have a new one coming soon I think you'll like. Check them out

same here

Thanks for watching and subscribing. Advice, watch alot of tutorials. Gain staging is very important. Set your track level to around -12db to avoid clipping from a hot signal. Record alot and have fun

Thanks for watching. you should check out some of the other videos like the Keith Richards one. Done in the same style

I'm 43 so we're close in age. Great time for music

@@g_and_kikos_studio yep I’ve been watching your other videos ! Dude if you were up here in my area we’d be buddies geeking out and jamming together….

It’s like you said … people should remember all the Petty stuff as petty/cambell just like Fry/Henley jagger/Richard’s page/plant etc but Tom does give Mike tons of credit and love in his interviews and Mike isn’t the kind of guy to get hung up on that stuff anyways which makes him that much cooler. Those who know….know 😎

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Agree 💯. Thanks for watching.

Yes. And most people have no idea how good they are, Or that they're out there. Thanks for watching

Thank you. There's more coming real soon.

I'm not actually sure. I've heard people say they believe ALL Tremoverbs are rev F. But I've never gotten into the chassis to find out forsure. Thanks for checking out the video

@@g_and_kikos_studio : most are Rev Gs but there are some Rev Fs.

Thanks for the info. If I ever have a tech get in there I'll have him look. The only thing I'm good for with amps is playing them and changing tubes

it does have a switch on back to go from 6L6 to ELs I never heard of someone putting KT88 in but wouldn't surprise me. Maybe with a mod???

nice. Thanks for watching

The combo is great. I love the weight a 4x12 gives me in my studio. I track even more though through my 67 Twin Reverb , combos are cool..

I like Goats Head alot Only RnR too

I know I said Beggars. But I really meant the Mick Taylor period of the band which began with Hyde Park in 69. Beggars is great though

It's into my 67 Drip Edge Twin Reverb. I show a pic of Keith with a similar amp at the end of the video, but he mainly used ampegs. I used a Sunface on the intro with the volume rolled back and a Tim pedal on the rest of the stuff. Thanks for watching