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Thanks! Lovely guitars, the new range they just realeased is really good as well!

Absolutely! I have quite a few of them now :)

I have Muris Varajic Mk superstrat HSS model,amazing guitar! CHECK OUT MURIS VARAJIC SUPERB GUITARIST FROM BOSNIA,NOW PLAYING IN DEEP PUPLE!

Thanks man... and what a birthday present! Enjoy and all the best!

@@PatDeJongeSoundwise Thank you! Indeed I am a very lucky man. Likewise!

Hi there, thanks for your comment. I was silly enough to sell all my modeling gear...and bought another FM3 last year. Really stupid but I needed the time away from that ecosystem to miss it and appreciate it. I now use the FM3 with an 'amp in a pedal' (Ashdown Newt) and a Zilla Cab Fatboy 212, and that is perfect for me. So I no longer have the Laney, otherwise I would gladly record some dirty tones. Now for those kinda sounds I can really recommend the Austin Buddy Gold Pack+!

@@PatDeJongeSoundwise TY for my first reply in decades of comments on UA-cam, I just bought two Laney 112s. I use a Fractal FM9 Turbo. I've used a Quad Cortex and think the FM9 has more features. Since most of what I play is OD or with mega gain, I've tried a tube amp and SS amp in stereo, and have had many amps over the years. I was playing through powered JBLs and it was nice bu I'm hoping the Laney will give it moreof a deeper, ballsier tone. I miss the feedback from a tube amp, but hate pedals/cables/pedal board stomping. Thanks for the video and responding. Cheers, bro.

@@loudguitarist Hey buddy! I always reply, that's why I have this channel, I want to connect with other players. I'm a bit jealous of your FM9, I miss the buttons...My FM3 is extended with every Boss pedal, switcher and external button I could come up with. I think the FM3 is great in the studio and perfect if you program it as: one song, one preset. But I am constantly kicking in and out effects and that is a challenge with the limited buttons. I use the FM3 for a 'one man band' thing that I do, you know: a Boss RC600 looper, keyboard, drumpad, guitar and vocals. The pedalboard should be small and easy to lug around, so I opted for the FM3....but with everything attached to it now I would be more compact and streamlined with an FM9. Guitarists and their problems... As for the feedback and all that 'real guitar in the room' stuff: I hear you. For regular r'n'r gigs I use standard pedals and a tube amp, with a Gigrig switcher. That always sounds good...but it's a drag to haul around :) Take care bro!

Hi there, thanks for your comment and great to hear about your Furch. I don't think they produce the Indigo series anymore...no idea why actually. And indeed, no match for the Simon&Patrick....but that was to be expected.

Aha! Which one have you got?

@@PatDeJongeSoundwise an old basic model G40 I bought many years ago

Wow! that is a great deal! Enjoy that!

Good choice buddy! I'm testing the Fender version this week, very curious

Hey buddy, I was in the woods, camping…no reception. Yes, Andertons is easy. They charge ex vat and you the receive an invoice from the courier for the German VAT and some customs (round 2%)

Yes, Belgium indeed! I got my Fender from Andertons. 30%off because it was their last one…I’m wondering wether they will stock them again…

​@@PatDeJongeSoundwise that's a good pricing. Aren't there any tax costs from the UK? Never bought anything from Andertons. Normally I don't buy stuff in the UK and after the Brexit i thought there are extra costs?! I think I have to wait until there is any good offer here in Germany or the Netherlands or Belgium...all is next to me. My Paramount cost me about 330€ ...a nice time limited offer from Thomann. So, before you sell your palomino one day let me know this 😅

You are very welcome. I haven't tried the King, but I assume it's just as good! This series is very overlooked, and some bargains can be found here in Europe. I took the Palomino out to busk a few times, it's lovely how it resonates against your chest! I just wish it was a little bit louder, but maybe when the wood has settles it may open up more. All the best!

Well, you can't please everybody all the time :) This video was requested. I also have a video just playing the tune. The chords are relatively straightforward, it's the reharmonisation that is offering the possibility to do this chord melody. The regular playthrough is here: ua-cam.com/video/9WZQQ6UHqOw/v-deo.htmlsi=r0EzuvhMTVGaPrUe

Thank you!

Hey buddy, that is exactly what I did in the end. I made a video about that too: ua-cam.com/video/V2T97Pjp04g/v-deo.html&lc=UgxrorDU54Mzncgj2xN4AaABAg Thanks for your feedback! All the best.

That's good to here Steve, and I'm not surprised at all! All the best with your Bacchus!

Thanks! Curious about your new Lag!

All the best, it's an amazing tune indeed. It's not that hard once you get the fingerings for the chords in your memory. Hope the weather in Cleveland is better than in Belgium right now ;)

Hey there! Yes, i had an Ibanez Q for a while. Loved it and got it for a really good price. I don't know why I was so stupid to return it, but I wanted to get a Kiesel. I must say the Ibanez was...just as good and a third of the price. I used it for a live audition for a cruise ship agancy, you can see it here: ua-cam.com/video/pFSiAwYTXGM/v-deo.html

Oh yeah, my main issue was that it didn't have a trem...I think that was a big mistake. I don't think the even offer a trem version these days. For that kinda guitar they should include that option

Thanks! and all the best with the FM3, when you find yourself struggling to get decent sounds (and it can be a challenge in the beginning), check out Austin Buddy's Gold Pack. Not only do the presets sound killer, you also get to learn a lot from them. The guy has a few video's explaining his approach and those are eye openers.

@@PatDeJongeSoundwise Will do!

Hi James! Thanks buddy, and my advice: just do it! As you know: when you're ready, you are too late :)

@@PatDeJongeSoundwise Very true my friend! Will do on my next trip home….

@@PatDeJongeSoundwise Btw, you might get a kick out of this guy's playing. he's busking here, but his acoustic stuff generally is excellent... ua-cam.com/video/frxy1zssJKY/v-deo.html

Thanks! Really appreciate that!

words of wisdom ;)

Hi Mike. I have been on a journey with those modelers...I did a video with some decent recordings of a live gig explaining why I will no longer be using a modeler live: ua-cam.com/video/de75qPDyiwM/v-deo.html Since then I sold the FM3, got a Quad Cortex...sold that one too en bought another FM3 (the Turbo). For my rock band gigs I'm now using a BadCat amp and a Gigrig G3S with a dozen pedals and I'm happy. In the studio here I'm using the FM3. I also have a 'one man band' looping project, and for this I also try to use the FM3.. but I'm struggling. I have to invest so much time to get a sound that I like when I'm playing...I'm getting desperate and may end up selling the FM3 again, and getting the new Laney 'amp pedal' and a few standard pedals. The Laney LFR is just as good as it was at the start, it's just for me, as a player, I can't find a sound in those modelers that inspires me when playing live. It's all very controled and neat, but I need the unpredictable feedback, the interaction between cab and guitar. I can't seem to get that with a modeler, any modeler. The Laney can be set to PA mode, so then it's a wonderful (expensive) bleutooth speaker :)

I agree...the Strandberg is no longer with me, the Kiesel is here to stay :)

@@PatDeJongeSoundwise I just have an issue with where they place the cable input on those. If they would place them behind like the Strandberg and crave out that bottom to allow you to play in classical mode I would be all over that Kiesel. I can live with out the endur neck, but the body design really does have some thought put into it.

@@Ast3rixMusic I understand. On those type of guitars the output jack should be located at a different spot. Even standing up, with a regular cable, the jack and cable are sitting against my right leg. I've gotten used to it, but now you've mentioned it it annoys me actually. So I switched to a 90° jack and when running the cable through the inside of the strap it's fine. You could ask Jeff in one of his live streams about the output jack. He'll probably tell you that reprogramming the CNC machines is too costly.

hi, thanks! Well, the guitars are build in Bosnia, we have a Facebook page (facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063465184077) and orders can be placed via my website (Soundwise(dot)be) since language can sometimes be a problem :)

Thanks! The backing track can be purchased on Martin Miller's website. Everybody is a salesman these days :)

hi, thank you! Glad you recognized it, it's a beautiful harmony, those guys knew what they were doing!

Thank you, I appreciate that!

Hi, yes indeed, the frets are substantial, in width, not in height (at least on mine). So I actually like them.

The 50's neck are the fattest. Just like with the Gibson models. It's actually very fat :)

I understand, depends on you music style. Both have their own character and uses.

Thanks man! Really appreciate that. All the best!

Thanks for your comment! I'm glad I was not alone in this search. Actually, quite a few people reached out with their experience. Seems like we sometimes feel 'embarrassed' admitting we can't get the sound we were hoping for with these units. And I believe that should not be the case, these things should sound decent out of the box. They're not cheap :)

Thanks buddy! They actually are not too far apart. I played a few gigs and to me the Strandberg is a tad more versatile. I did find the perfect bag for the Kiesel, a Mooer headless guitar bag, fits like a glove.

Thank you man! I just bought the tonepacks from AustinBuddy and that helped me even further. Can you point me in the direction of thet Cooper Carter class? I haven't heard about that. And thanks for the nice comment about the playing, really appreciate that!