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@@michaelstarr5861 nice

@@asfuss yeah!!

Haha. Guitar lovers

@@D1ofAquavibe no problem at all. Are you buying one?

@ leaning towards doing so. I have the Spark 40 but actually thinking to get the Cab to pair with my Fractal FM9

@@laurentmeiller5171 spark can needs a line level signal, so needs to have some kind of signal amplification to it to get to line level to get the full effect and volume I believe. I don't think all guitar pedals can do this, very few. You need some kind of line level output to go into the cab.

@@Jaimie-C the 20 can get very loud and would be good for bedroom. 35 sounds better because it has a larger speaker diameter and better low frequency response for it. I'd go with the 35 personally

@@Zestypanda no. It was great. You can always get this adjusted by a guitar tech or go with lighter gauge strings

@@TeleCaster66 Canadian dollars. Quite typical to me. lots of work involved if done correctly and the time is taken to do things right

@@timothyfles-v8g sorry that it didn't tell you the whole story. Thanks for the feedback. Steve is very renowned and respected repair person in Calgary. He also helped setup my first guitar and did wonders.

I bet you’re real fun at parties 😂

@thefirmhandshake haha

It's not easy to produce videos. I also wish there were visuals, but producing that kind of video would have taken the creator over 10x the time than it took to produce this video. Some people just don't have the time and resources to make edited videos and they just have to publish what they can.

@GuitarQuackery this took about 6 hours to film with setup and doing the footage of Steve at the start of the new frets. Steve has so much attention to detail when working on guitars. Great to witness. Doing more than this to do more practical videos would have increased the shooting time substantially which is less of a concern for me but more that Steve's time is precious and there's only so much time we can give to these as part of the process. I wanted to make this more about Steve's story and celebrate him as a key part of Calgary's music scene rather than it being a video purely on repairing guitars and how to do it. It's hard to strike a balance of both. In the future I will try get more education content in such videos. I appreciate the constructive feedback on the videos. If I can tailor the content more to my audience then great. But also, I do make content for my own enjoyment and just the conversation with Steve alone was tremendously interesting anyway. Thanks for recognizing the effort involved in producing these videos, which is a few days including everything in post. Regardless l, thank you to all who have come to watch Steve talk and have got something from his tales.

@@LeoM-zt3pl thanks for watching

Thanks :)

@@colinfarnsworth2286 glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching and writing a great comment

Thanks Colin & Kat!!

@@soundslikefreemusic9102 I didn't hear any hum when tested it.

@@TheFloridaBikeVlogger haha. Appreciate the kind words. Just enjoy the journey my friend. We're all learning, all the time. Are you struggling with something in particular?

@@ChangoGuitarras thanks man!! A very nice guitar and the orange always serves me well.

@@Sappyloungeact I would think so. May need some rubbing alcohol to full get rid of it

@@mhoff7722 I've heard that about RK. Found your comment about the Roadhouse very funny haha. Thanks for watching!!

@@FretSuccess Interesting stories here and great interview! Don't get me wrong, Cornfords are great amps of course, I just picked the wrong one. The RH just wasn't for me...then sadly they went out of biz.

@@mitchmartin4507 nice info. Thanks for sharing my friend!!

@@TheBlueskyson I can't say I've ever had that comparison, but I'll take it. Definitely grab one. I've had mine 20 years. Even if you don't use it too much, it's a cool ornament. Thanks for making a comment

@@alexbrown2160 it sounded awesome out of the box. Now tweaking of the Kemper at all in the demo. It surprised me

@@Suzyscorpion you can with the right cable but it would sound quite distorted and not very loud. You're better buying a PA speaker or similar

@@Suzyscorpion you can with the right cable but it would sound quite distorted and not very loud. You're better buying a PA speaker or similar

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@@woozyjoe4703 I completely agree. It was definitely richer, fuller and nice articulation. Are you looking to get one?

@ No, just window shopping. I have an ASD100FMV which I’m quite partial to though

@woozyjoe4703 I hear you. It sounds wonderful.

@@susansykes9110 yes I did. Well spotted

@@sandman4asleep thanks for the feedback. Have a great day

You're struggling to tune?

@@smiley50ish nice. Glad you found the review useful. It's a great little amp. You'll be set up well with the footswitch too!! Thanks for stopping by

@@FretSuccess thank you just subbed as well appreciate good reviews yer the swirch is great

@@smiley50ish nice. Thanks for that. You're welcome here

@@iisqw they were similar from memory but I think the epiphone was slightly slimmer. The Ibanez was the better guitar though.

Definitely. Great suggestion

@@preetiparomita8912 do it

@@MarkJVSomers absolutely

@@Скальд-я4э amazing

@@delorissamuelson6988 sounds like you're having fun. Happy to help

@@delorissamuelson6988 not a problem my friend

@@Tini.F. nice. It's great for just needing something quick and simple

@@oldman87yearsago.34 oh yes!!

@@Eddie-ds8ng I bought it years ago and was about 40 USD. You can get it from Amazon or Sweetwater. Just Google it

You could be right there

@@Tylerjay123 it's just a very small practice amp but cheap and cheerful

@@FretSuccess okay I will buy

@@Tylerjay123 enjoy

@@BibleTriviaQuiz_app they are completely different sounding guitars. It depends what you want. Both play great. I have never been a strat person as they only have one type of sound really, they do it really well. If you want more versatility then go for this. If you want a Strat then get a Strat.

@@not.Waieos it doesn't. It's completely acoustic only. This is too low of a budget to be electroacoustic. You could always install one.

@@FretSuccess Ok, thank you.

What pickups can be installed sir

@@egarmo1 I think you made the right decision. Thanks for sharing

@@GavinTownsley haha amazing