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Very cool!

“…And this next pedal on my pedalboard is a fuzz that I soldered whilst cruising around the arctic circle. Pretty neat”

How about a tone mod for a Boss DD2? I have one on my Boss DSD3 and makes it sound more analogue when engaged.

I'm gonna start relic'd car business.😂

I think a tutorial on pedal graphics might be good!

The clone & stone is still hilarious…and your edit was perfect. Whatever you wanna do mate; I’m here for it 🙌

That compression tho ❤

Who built the guitar? I mean cut the body, carved the top, glued it all together etc ?

love the SCC pannel coment!

Knipex

I'd love to see somd mods on a few of the more budget clones too 😉👍 great vid as always gent

G'day Joe, Being an Aussie, we have Vegimite, not Marmite. But that doesn't matter - I hate Vegimite, and I hate guitar relicing too. I prefer to keep my guitars looking as new as possible, for as long as possible. I know that a guitar will get knocked around, pickguards will get scratched & crack, paint will wear off, steel parts will rust, fretboards will develop grooves, and binding will crack & fall out. But I prefer that to happen over a life of playing them. Luckily for me, I am old enough to have a couple of guitars that have been worn from properly. That being said, I still enjoyed your video. Keep up the good work. Andrew BTW, how did you go with Living In The 70's?

I love a relic. Did it to my Strat. Aged all the plastic parts like pickup covers etc with some sand paper and soaked them in coffee overnight, rusted some of the metal parts in salty water and dinged the body up with a claw hammer

Very Steve Jones. Love it

I love the pickups combination!

I need to get a goldtop now

Looks awesome mate, great job! Also, love the pickup combo of Humbucker/P90, my favorite! 🔥

You've always got such impeccable taste in instruments. I'd definitely not be brave enough to do this myself, but you did a great job 👍

F__king great sound

I like how you do this but the real thing is always the best . What happens to your guitar on the road is unbelievable hahaha or the amps rolling down the road faster than your car hitting muds mostly and occasionally stone or house or even another car LOL

tastefully done

Gold tops FTW

Nicely done Joe! Your video was very enjoyable and that guitar is very much inspiring me to seek out a gold top, haha. Keep at it!

Great video Joe ! Very informative as usual ! Guitar sounds amazing with that pedal you have made aswell !Cant wait for the next one !!

that was good bro the sustain on your swifty relic is awsome man here have your gold star back i made it bigger for you

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hate it with the most hate you can hate

I LOVE IT my family all love marmite prove us wrong!

I dont think Keith Moon is shaking in his boots with that drumming 😂😂

awesome

Front row red shirt 😊

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Mechanical engineer here. I like to tie 2 lesser resistors together in an inverted V shape when I don't have the exact value but as with your oversized one they usually don't quite equal what I'm looking for. The important thing for people to remember is the tolerance of your average parts can be 10-20% so if you can get reasonably close it'll be fine. I leave an air gap under my components too btw 🫡

That's a massive mod. You can get a lot of mileage out of just reducing the bass frequencies going into the clipping section, and lowering the gain a bit. That, if done right, leaves you with everything most love about the BD-2, and eliminates the things that bug many people about it. If you're going to make that many changes, might as well do the Machine Head Pedals Galaxie mod.

G'day Joe, Thanks for another great, enjoyable video. It was very imformative, but I want to add to your skyhook comment. The Skyhooks were a glam rock band in Australia, from the 1970's. Their big album was titled "Living In The 70's". Half of the songs on the album were banned for radio play, and the other half were big hits. If you want to listen to them though, I would recommend you find the song called "Women In Uniform" - I'm not going to say that you'll like it, but I think that you'll get a kick out of it. There's also the travel-tower repair where I needed a skyhook, but I'll leave that for another day. Keep up the good work Andrew

Very interesting indeed. As a non sparky this is fascinating stuff. Cheers for the time to upload and do this. 😊. Just subscribed today at work.

Great Video Joe, very informative !!

Legend Joe. Love your videos dude.

Great video!

Have you changed your microphone? Sounds different to the last ones.

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 Cable!

Great video. In Brian we trust 😀

WTF IS THAT STUFF? IS IT CRAP?😂😂

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 is that you in the corer of the pic

OMG!!!!! ha ha ha ha