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Buy gloves. Buy boots. Insert tacks through knuckles facing outwards. Beat the shit out of guitar. Charge more for it. I love the sheer audacity of the salesmen and marketing teams who pulled this off.

Did your Jem555 come to you like that or has it been modded? Apart from the pups being Blue, they're not the stock Dimarzio Evo's - as Evo's have hex pole pieces. Yours don't - with standard slugs on one coil and screw poles on the other.

Man, are your control mobs all set at max? Please understand all amps and guitars take a level of nuance

LMAO, bullshit, Lol ferraris are hand built and a toyota will outlast them, Lol.

The other reason, the kids are not playing Gibsons any more, they are playing Fender single coils. You have not represented this . . .hmmmmm

I bought a Timeline a couple days ago to replace a TCE Triple Delay. I will probably use it mostly as a stomp box delay as you said. I've noticed a couple of "flaws" with it right away. For example, there are no trails when switching from A to B (or B to A) which causes an abrupt stop until you hit a new chord. Also, with the TCE, I could engage three delays at once. With the Timeline, it's either A or B in each bank so one at a time. The Dual Delay setting will work but it's not intuitive like the you said. If there are ways to edit both of these, please let me know. Lastly, the "Time" knob is very touchy and it is very difficult to dial in a specific BPM. That all said, it sounds amazing and it's way smaller than the TCE.

Try the one with the Red Wizard speakers

I got a Martin streetmaster series because the sound blew me away and the tonewoods were great. It only comes in relic’ed finish 😔

I think it's stupid that I can't afford a new Fender Custom Shop Heavy Relic 50's Reissue Stratocaster. $15,000 😂

Paul Reed Smith said it best, his guitars aren’t overpriced we just don’t want it bad enough 🫤 I can afford it ! I just want it bad enough !

You can’t tell one from another with all the cacophony

“Felt too new” A player only “feels” the neck, fretboard and knobs, thus relicking the body has nothing to do with the players experience.

I love this pedal and the smaller v2 one also!

Terrible sampling of the more drive pedal . The Guys guitar was way out of tune. Unless he was playing weird chords.

Great job sir and i really appreciate ur honesty, if only I could believe that ur not a Hype Guy😉😎

And there’s plenty of people with 15-20 “junk” guitars accumulated over time when they could’ve just saved up and spent that money on one of these instead of complaining about what Gibson is charging.

With the LP it sounds great, well balanced and not boomy so it can cut through the mix for live gigs. I hear that the ML 2x12 model is superior but I've no experience with that model.

I thought he was Keanu Reeves

The TIMELINE does sound great. Is there a pedal out there like the Boss DD7 that has a digital / programmable readout ? So you can know exactly what "timing" you are dialing in. Or should I just mark my DD7 with a Sharpie dot for my most important "timing"? Thoughts ? thx

Sick af

It said “vintage original sheen” when I bought mine 🤷🏼‍♂️

I'd argue that your rock gain tone sounded average because your guitar was slightly out of tune or not intonated that well, and your playing was a just a little bit sloppy as well. At 10:26 you're playing quite well and presto! - the amp sounds good all of a sudden. Funny that lol.

I’ve had one for years and I love it. I use the clean channel with pedals exclusively.

Tom ran this company into the ground. Sad.

Pafs? Nope. Single coils. It's a fender

Search UA-cam for 'Hot Rod Deluxe x tone' )x being blues, funk or whatever) and you get nothing back but videos about how to tame it, how to mod it, is it really that bad and so on. No videos showcasing juicy tone. Concerning.

If someone gave me a relic I’d pay good money to restore it 😂😂😂

I used to be anti-relic but I've come around to the idea and have learned to appreciate the art form of creating a believable relic. Heck you might even find old video comments from me griping about them. I've heard and used the argument myself of just playing your gear for 30 years to achieve that look and feel. Well, I'm an an enthusiast weekend warrior musician like most and in my 50s now. Buying a modern poly finish guitar and playing every day until my hands fall off will never achieve a classic look and feel of a vintage nitro finished instrument. So just buy a vintage instrument? Well I don't have $15k+ just lying around to drop on a properly worn in pre-CBS Strat, Tele, P Bass, etc. Plus with an investment like that I probably wouldn't even want to play it out anywhere. So what does that leave? Relic reproductions. That's really the only option for an amateur musician at my age without gobs of disposable income to get an instrument like that. Over the years I've become pretty adept at assembling and setting up guitars and basses. I've dabbled in relicing as well, mostly hardware. MJT, Guitar Mill, Bloomdoom, etc make some pretty cool relic reproductions of classic Fender bodies at a reasonable price. Far cheaper than buying a Custom Shop instrument as well. To me it's a good honest way for the working musician to have a vintage style instrument at a fraction of the price. So yeah, count me as a relic convert I guess. For the naysayers, worry about your own shit. Don't touch it so it never gets a scratch, God forbid. Or else, play the Hell out of your plastic covered modern Ibanez RG series guitar until you achieve that look I guess. Different strokes for different folks. Let people enjoy what they like.

I don't like the aesthetics of them, but I would rather use my time and effort practising on a guitar I enjoy than bitching about one I don't even own.

Dude, this song is killer

So what amp would you recommend? Nice playing.

You actually lose gain by jumping channels. For max gain go high input of treble channel, presence maxed out, and hold on to your butts.

I love mine...you can get really punchy bass notes on a 6 string...and its reverb is just f'n awesome.

You might be able to fix it yourself.

Tuh huh... I get a great Metal sound from my Germino Lead 55; use a relative hot output pickup and it ends up, kids think I recorded with a Bogner. Preamp gain spoils the player and is lifeless compared to a cranked Plexi. Mind you, it is a 1968 spec Super Lead, so there is more than enough gain once you get accustomed to the amp's response. My EVH EL34 is now owned by a good friend, and my Soldanos are gathering dust. The VH I and VH II sound is what I have been chasing since I was a kid. Owning two Germinos is like Christmas day every time I crank it up.

I own this combo (USmade version) since 1996 and have to say it was one of the best amps available at the time (Eastern Europe). Its biggest advantage - it's very loud (and cutting easily through the mix at every setups, even on bigger stages or at a very loud bands) - sometimes could turn into a nightmare for band mates, if you don't pay attention. But the attenuator is easy solution!!! I usually used just clean channel with effect pedals or ef. processor in front of input. Experimenting with effect loop I found senseless (too many cabels on the ground) and it sounded perfect in this simple way. Nowaday it's different story, there is so many possibilities...

Cleans that won't cut, but leads honestly doesnt sound terrible. I can see the blues guys loving it. I can see why it is called generic, like the reverb is close but not there.

Sound wise the sound difference is super subtle I rewatched sections of each recording to sanity check both sound amazing to me either way, I lean a little towards the passives but not by much. Though, "it depends" is always the right answer in my guitar I've tried both and for me it's all about the passives though I have the Music Man Axis pickups in my baby and I love that classic tone, ultimately it's all personal.

I’m not hating on relic guitars, but in my opinion, I’d like to just keep my guitar spotless free from any cosmetic damages. But I’m also aware that these things come within time. I’ve had my telecaster from Japan since 2010 and it still looks brand new since I like to keep it in its case and clean it and exchange the strings every 2 to 3 months.

Where’s the Hagstrom? Was waiting to see you play it.

I've been saying for 20 years these amps sound terrible.

They're terrible. Harsh, ice pick, wolly, swamp reverb, the tones don't do much. All harsh mids.

Great demo! What do you use for the drums for your songs?

Come on man, no sample clean (ish) tones on the bridge??? Wonderful tones otherwise 👌

Because people are daft enough to pay it.

ZERO REASON to spend that money. ZERO. I got a 200 dollar Grote 335 off Amazon, changed out the pickups, gave it a set up (300 more buckaroos) and it plays and sounds as good as my 61 dot neck, AND, I can drive it like I stole it. You try showing up to a gig in Liverpool with a 5 grand guitar and see how that works out. If you're filthy rich get what ever you like, but you will NEVER HEAR THE DIFFERENCE IN THE MIX. Anyone who pays any more than a 1000 bucks on a geet is getting played like a banjo. Nice playing though brother.

This guy appears knowledgeable enough when it comes to amps and sounds but to make this a little more rounded review, either a Strat/or Tele should be added. Gibson Les Paul's can sound muddy at the best of times. Humbuckers are not a Fender "thing" so why demo with a Les Paul only. Also some of the comparisons to other valve amps such as a blackface (more expensive) are a little harsh and a comparison with a competitor in the price bracket (say Marshall DSL40) would be more applicable. When I play my Strat through the hot rod deluxe at gigs through the clean channels it absolutely excels and sounds great. The gain 1 (low gain) Channel also sounds more than decent. People will rave about Marshall's but they can also sound not great in terms of clean's, but maybe better with gain (if that is your taste). One persons decent sound can be another persons bad sound. Depends what your taste is.

I bought mine in 2010 and still rocking