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Very good review!, Thanks!

It's so great! The footage, recording quality, and excellent choice of music are outstanding. Very inspiring video! Congratulations on your first acoustic piano. I wish you the grand piano one day!

Great stuff!

great video ! i have a squier telecaster affinity series and this was great tips and the examples you used were also very good!! subscribed

Ive just got my first Gretsch Korean 5120 anniversary model used havnt got the money for an American made one but I absolutely love it my beloved tele is getting used less and less

No offense, but When the streets sounds like crap with a Tele…

Can you please send a link to this gooseneck mic?

Just go in the fender tone app and adjust the patches to your liking!😂😂

😂this amp makes me smile, fine review mate.

Really like your channel and vibe. Any chance to review jazz chords/progressions?

Anyway you can do a tutorial on the strumming pattern? I’ve got the chords down, but the strumming is beautiful and clean. I’ve tried slowing it down but it’s too muddy yo make

Mine should be here tomorrow, upgrading from push 2

this was super cool to watch, thanks a lot

I have had one for 2 years and I mic it up with a sm57 and I get compliments all the time on how good it sounds. The tone downloads are a + as well.

Great video. I have the same guitar. The only thing I changed, is that I put a vintage ashtray bridge on it with vintage barrels. I have a question for you. I noticed that your bridge and neck pick ups are further away from the strings. What are the measurements on your pickup height on bridge and neck? I'm okay with mm, since I grew up in Europe. Thanks in advance, greetings from San Diego, CA

Great introduction on how to start unlocking the telecaster. Thank you for sharing.

Excellent guide. I'm waiting for my one in the post, and I feel far less intimidated by the workflow after watching this, Thankyou!

hi NTCK, is it okay you use a 12-53 string gauge to that 214 CE plus?

Very nice tutorial ❤ subbed❤

I think Paul Bigsby beat Leo to the first solid body guitar when he built his prototype in 1947, Leo is credited with the first production solid body.

Thanks for the great video. You mentioned that you don't like that effects (i.e. delay etc) are not always on the same pedal. You can change that in the settings by the way. Per default, the fender mustang GTX adds the first effect on pedal 1, the second on pedal 2 and so on. It basically follows the effect chain as one would do on a pedal board. For me that is confusing as I never know which pedal holds which effect. In the "Footswitch" menu option, just select "category". Now the effects of the same kind (distortion, delay, reverb, chorus etc.) are always on the same pedal no matter which preset or bank you are in. After 10 minutes you have it and will never have to guess which effect is on which pedal.

It's wierd how Gretsch is not really a household name, considering all the great features it has. I think they need to have a solid PR campaign that would give them the spotlight it deserves. I only play Gretsch and PRS. THAT'S all. I may buy a Gibson in future... MAY.

It is a real pity that Fender does not make available the Tone app for Mac o Windows... only works in smart phones and tablets.

does this model work with the fender tone phone app+

Best performance for the price…no doubt Must have for beginners

Thank you!❤

You deserve more views

You might have mentioned in the video that the foot switch is extra with the gtx50, but comes with the gtx100, so you're essentially going to be paying the same price for the 50W as you will for the 100W. Also, since it doesn't have an attenuator built in, do you control the volume just by keeping the master control turned down? How does that work as far as the quality of the tone coming out of the speaker with the master volume turned down?

Talking too much. I wanna hear the reverb, not your voice.

The Electromatic’s are pretty nice I have a Pro Jet with the black top filtertrons in it but I also have a 6120 Nashville 1960 that I’ve owned for the past 20 years and it’s definitely the real deal. I love my 6120, someone would have to cough up some serious cash to get me to part with it.

Sinds kort eigenaar van mijn eerste gitaar, een PRS SE McCarty 594. En deze week komt de Mustang GTX50 binnen. Mede gekozen op basis van je fijne review. Mooie kwaliteit review voor een gemiddelde (in mijn geval beginnende) gitarist. Dank en ga zo door! Ik ga je andere video's checken.

I use a Behringer B -1 at the front and a SM57 at the rear.

great overview! Thanks for making this video. I'm curious about using third-party plugins with the controller version of Push -- did you manually map the encoders/knobs to control that Waves compressor at 26:12? Or does Push automatically assign encoders to the different parameters of any third-party plugin when you open one?

Wasn't bored, rather curious if you have any different insights for loving the Microfreak. After four minutes, I am bored and lost my curiosity.

Nice demo

Can you record bass on a 20W amp using this microphone?

When you played that choir, I nearly cried. Thankyou. So inspired.

I've had this amp for a few years and recently added a Sheeran looper X to the setup. It's awesome for at-home playing!

“And now, let’s go to the…bridge pickup”. Immediately changes to the neck pickup 😂😂 Also, it would sound a lot better if it was in tune!

If went to buy a 214ce but walked out with a 314ce. The solid wood is worth it. The very base model 214 would be a great first guitar though.

I'm a Gretsch fan, and something of a collector. My preference is for the MIJ Pro series models; the overall quality is simply outstanding (IMHO, they rival some other manufacturers' custom shops offerings). I have, uh . . . too many? Nope, not yet. There's no doubt about the Korean-made Electromatics being very good--near premium--instruments. I have some of those, too. These days most of the Electromatics I see are crafted in China; however, the QC now comes very close or matches what was formerly produced in Korea (I have several with no QC issues). The lower tier entry line, Streamliners, are made in China and Indonesia. I've tried a few, but I've only kept a G2410TG. That Streamliner had what I thought was a 3-way switch issue, but it turned out to be a case of miss-wired volume pots. I kept the pickups, but replaced all the pots, the switch, and the jack. Now it's a keeper. Gretsch is something of a unique experience. These instruments, at their commensurate levels, are good, much better, and astoundingly amazing. Get the best you can afford--you won't regret it.

Most of the reviews are from three or four years ago. Don't care about crappy blue tooth. I'm looking for a long term review. Thanks.

Maybe write it like Kingpin.....

Open and erect, eh?

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I like your enthusiasm and I'm going to sell a few of my guitars and buy one, thanks!

I love Taylor guitars. Actually some laminate guitars are the best sounding. A lot of Martins are laminate as well and they're very popular too. I never base my decision on the materials used in a guitar as long as they're a quality built guitar that's known to hold up well over the years. I always base my decision on feel and tone. My Taylor sounds better every year it seems. I have three Taylors now and none needed a setup or any tweaking whatsoever...perfect action, spot on intonation and they stay in tune very well.

I have this amp and play it with my PRS SE Standard 24-08. I don't know what I'm doing wrong but I just can't get a nice tone. I would like to have a nice (80's-ish) rock sound for playing lead, thats why I even bought a might red distort pedal (mad prof). But can't make it sound good. I'm a self-taught player (4years), with some help of youtube legends. Could someone please help me, because it really demotivates me to play more guitar... :(

This sounds not right to me to abrusive and harhs the high freqencies are overwhelming. So this is not for me, i think i will try the NUX BT 20 MK2 or 40 instead we will see. Thanks anyway.

Thanks!