How Lee and Rob Met…and their favourite and worst Andertons TV moments!
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- Опубліковано 29 жов 2018
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Rob is playing a PRS Wood Library McCarty 594: goo.gl/8rKXqE
Lee is playing a G&L Tribute ASAT Classic Bluesboy: goo.gl/rYHtdv
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Let's take a moment to pause and reflect on how much of a genius/pioneer Lee is. He has exponentially grown his family business into an international brand.
That's probably by lack of choice, too. But he pulled it off.
@@michaelangeloh.5383 how can you grow a business internationally without choosing to??
He definitely had good help, too!
@@Phyligree UA-cam channel blows up in ways you didn't see coming and now everyone knows who you are which probably drives up sales on both sides of the pond. A few small review videos years ago blew up.
He made a youtube channel, relax
One of my favorite captain jokes is when they were demoing an Amp with variable wattage and he said something like this:
"you can dial this down to half power for when you're in the bedroom, but of course I never go half power in the bedroom"
what episode is it??
@@immanuelbaptistchurch4327 I 'm sure there's plenty of head room in rob's bedroom.
ua-cam.com/video/Aa1g3q0PNy8/v-deo.html @18:38
That is my favorite video. The way Lee said that....I just think of that and I laugh. That has also become one of my favorite catch phrases when setting up my amp when jamming with friends.
Yeah, that and when they tossed a coin and Rob said “I’d like head”
The way I describe Andertons TV is "it's Top Gear for guitars" - lots of fun and jokiness; anything but just a dry 'and it does this... And it has this..'. Its entertaining to watch even if you're not serious about guitars
"It's the loudest guitar amp .......... In the world." 🤣
I know I live in Norway and I really need to visit Andertons don't care were in Britain it is that place sounds like my Mecha.
I like that take 👍
Absolutely ive been wondering why id never seen a guitar show on tv it seems like itd have tons of millions of viewers
They've been called the Top Gear of guitars by quite a lot.
What I love about the videos, especially the Chappers and Captain ones, is that while they're definitely just meant for fun on the surface, and they can definitely be enjoyed for that, they do still teach you about products and give great tips as well.
21:25 hey, that's me!
I did try to put my name on the inside of Bea's mask (so you'd all remember my name lol) when I made it separately from the original pair but the vinyl absolutely wouldn't stick to the carbon fibre effect vinyl I used on the inside. The Bea blindfold had his face logo on the front. Still waiting to see it in action.
I insta-click on blindfold videos as they are always incredibly entertaining.
thank you sir for your great work!
Ya very cool man :)
The blindfold videos are undeniably the best
Your work, good sir, has changed guitar gear review videos forever. :P
Nice one man
The coffee cup slide to sip is pure dad rock genius
the sip he takes after it really finishes it nicely
Genious!
Yeah that was EPIC!! 😂😂
I was cautiously waiting for it to explode and was disappointed.
Yeah 😂
"here's a chord"
*BWAH*
will never get old
you're laughing hard after that and then like just as you're about to calm down
"here's another chord"
*NYOH*
and you completely lose it
I JUST LAUGHED AT THIS COMMENT BECAUSE I REMEMBERED AHAHAHAHAHAHA
That video had me in stitches
The Miku video still cracks me up to this day, i probably watched it about 50 times now, never gets old
I live in a suburb of Dallas, Tx. guys, and I had never heard of Andertons probably 5 or 6 years ago. If I ever make my way to the U.K. I WILL, definitely make my way to Andertons somehow for no other reason than to say I've been there and bought something even if it's a pick! For no other reason than you two guys cracked me up watching your videos! Then watching Chappers videos, then Rabea's, etc., etc. you guys have become distant, somewhat embarrassing family! Make people laugh and show them cool shit. Recipe for success!
I'm from Dallas as well and ive found myself buying stuff from their website simply bcs I love Rob and Lee.
Another thing that made this channel: the video editing.
Definitely, the humour that is added (for example the miku sound in this video) is great, it stops them becoming too dry.
The guys working behind the scenes really show how much they must enjoy the whole thing too
I’ve been watching for about 3 years and it is the rapport between chapters and the captain plus the humor that makes this a great channel . Keep making videos and having fun while you make them .
The coffee cup breaking sound every time they put the mug on the table
speed hats for faster tuning
Action Lee-plays, and the little explosions when they put mugs down never fail to crack me up.
Korg Miku is the best video ever :D
both of them
Channel hasn't been as funny since.
I bought the Miku and never used it :) Never mind, I spend money for even more useless things.
@@hawedehre You could sell it for more than you bought it for. I simulated it in Ableton with MiGiC and the Alter/Ego-plugin. Was fun, but here once too.
I've seen it a bunch of times and that clip still had me crying.
I think the Cab clone was a great Andertons moment cause that's how you got Danish Pete on your team.
I searched for that because of I didnt know he worked for Mesa before..
He also was a Martin demonstrator.
Pete is THE best thing to happen to this channel! Rabea is also awesome, but as I prefer blues, Pete is the bees knees.
It's funny because I always thought, when I see the video clips now, I thought it was a joke video about "we got a rep here from Mesa" and it's just Pete. lol.
I love how the whole crew feels like a family of sorts. It's cool to see you guys working together in other projects.
I don't usually comment, but the intro was absolutely killer, that PRS is absolutely gorgeous and this friendship is one of the strongest in the public eye, that is all.
Anybody knows which song they were playing?
Frank Meffert The riff is from "The Ballad of John Henry" by Black Country Communion, but the jam is not the song, exactly.
@@alexledford4747 Thank you! Where would I be without the comments section :D
+Alex Ledford Bonamassa, not BCC.
@@DaveDexterMusic but the BCC version is so....better.
THE TOP GEAR OF TONE. Friendship and subject passion are a winning combination
I describe this channel to my friends as "Top Gear but for Guitars" with the caveat that non-car people can still enjoy Top Gear, but you pretty much have to know guitars to really appreciate this one.... except for the Korg Miku review. :D
It is the way how Lee and Rob talk into the camera and make you feel you are sitting together with them for a cup of tea. You feel being part of the conversation.
I just want to say, while there's no way you can actually correlate your youtube presence to your sales, I, for one, made a concerted effort to buy some things from your store, BECAUSE of your youtube videos all the way from Canada. Simply because I wanted to give thanks for all the entertainment, great music and company you guys have provided over the years. I know this is an old video to comment on, but I'm going through the videos chronologically during the pandemic :)
I hadn’t really played guitar in 10 years and I wasn’t well, had just left hospital and was going to be inactive for awhile so I decided to pick it up again. I came across your videos doin product research, helped me pick out an amp. I watched every video of yours I could find. Fast forward 2 years I am playing in 2 bands again and I am playing an ML-3 Modern and ML-2 Classic. Cheers guys it’s been quite a ride for me.
Thats awesome to hear chuck, keep it that shit up mate
wow, that's excellent to hear. glad you're recovered + back on the scene + loving it. [el'sda2].
Good on ya mate! What bands do you play in?
Looks like Lee has a new favorite axe. Thats a sweet G & L
His hero, Mayer, moved to PRS. He is now embracing Fender's last child.
Hard to tell, it's called orange, but it seems red to me. The red is more expensive.
I am forever in debt to the endless smiles and laughter gifted to me over the years by watching Chappers and Captain Lee. Thanks soo much guys.
Cheers!
I am an American, I live in Zambia, If I ever go to England, I want to see Andertons and buy something just because I like you guys.
I think part of the reason people love David and Goliath shootouts is because everyone with a low end guitar wants to know if it compares favorably to the high end version and everyone with a high end guitar wants to know if it was worth the money.
There is no one else I would watch 38 minutes of chit chat. Ya'lls videos are what first introduced me to the wide world of electric guitars. My favorite video remains the "How to gig under 500." It was a great video that showed several different options for guitar and amp in the price range, and in the end went with two totally different approaches that both worked. I would love to see more vids like that.
Yes, probably my favorite video too.
The honesty and humour is what people love about Andertons, if it’s crap and they are honest, it makes the praise to products which are shit hot much more valuable. Top job fella’s
You have some of the same magic that makes the Grand Tour/former Top Gear trilogy so good.
Some mates having fun.
The Petrucci interview is an all-time classic. The Paul Gilbert interview is thoroughly entertaining from start to finish. Really showcases Lee's abilities as a broadcaster.
Every time Lee swats a beach ball...😂
Discovered you guys 3 years ago, I'm from San Francisco and visited Guildford and Andertons last year. Bought a couple of pedals that I love. Looking forward to seeing Rob at Guitar Center SF next Tuesday. You guys do a terrific job, Andertons is a spectacular music store, looking forward to going back next year. Thank you for a great channel!
Vallejo here.
@@I_like_turtles_67 former Vallejoan here, now in Northwest Arkansas :) Lee and Rob, thanks for a wonderful channel and for all you guys do entertaining and educating.
@@I_like_turtles_67 home of the zodiac killer
If it wasn't for these videos with Rob, Lee, Pete and the Gang, i would never have heard of Andertons here in California. I would be willing to bet one of my MIM Strats that these videos are responsible for a massive increase in sales for Andertons in the UK and beyond even though you cant directly quantify it. Great job and keep entertaining us...Cheers, Larry
I went to Anderton’s last year while on vacation. I bought a pedal. Met the captain. What a nice guy. He’s pretty much the same guy. Ordered a Europe exclusive PRS from there a few months ago too. Didn’t bother looking around at other stores just ordered it from them.
What a beautiful color on that prs
It really is!
Chappers and the Captain are pure class. The quality of content they bring us is truly amazing. They were able to find success on youtube without the shitty tactics like clickbait and dumb thumbnails. Keep up the good work lads!
I 100% came to andertons because of the videos. Any guitar or guitar related purchases I wouldn’t go anywhere but andertons driven 4 hours there and back to buy a guitar. Love these guys my guitar journey wouldn’t of happened without them ❤️
Been following chappers n the captain since their video on the Blackstar delay pedal in 2009/2010.
I can't remember when I found them but they are definitely the reason I watch UA-cam today.
The Pedal is crap though ;-D
@@olewetdog6254 Yeah they're so entertaining aren't they! What is your favourite video?
Easy, the Miku stairway to heaven video. Brilliant!!!!
Oh yeah he miku was brilliant! Shame they stopped making it
I'll never forget watching you guys demo the Mesa Rectoverb 25 and thinking about how uncomfortable the Mesa rep looked. He clearly was not entertained by your tomfoolery, or so I thought. A year or two later that Mesa Rep was hired on to your staff. #thedane.
Wasn't that the Cabulator-Gate episode?
Probably one of the best decisions Lee made for the channel. Pete helps make it what it is.
I have bought from Andertons, their price being equal to another vendor, because I feel well disposed towards them because of this channel. I love watching these guys.
I used to come on to UA-cam to watch the Old Cricket and League Matches . One Day I saw an Ad for Andertons , had a look and I've watched your shows religiously Daily for the last 2 Years ! My favourite bit ? Watching the evolution of Lee's Soloing under the tutelage of an Aussie legend , and Danish Pete and Rabea's growth into seperate UA-cam entities . Thanks for the Memories , Blokes !
List of (maybe) some good ideas:
- Take a look a different guitar mods (put most amount of mods into a guitar to see what sounds best)
- Choosing a Rig That Your Mate will love, but with stuff that he might not own/considered
- (April Fools?) Crossovers like Peter and Rob doing 'Sound like' or Bea and Lee reviewing stuff. Or change places with 'That Pedal Show' or something
- (April Fools?) Is it possible to profile a Miku?
- Andertons 'Look like', or how is the best way to fake a Marshall stack or tips to relic your guitar, best leather clothes to match your favorite hair metal band
- The Captain Helps People Buy a Rig, with some random customers
- Captains meets ... and makes his guest uncomfortable by make them play with unusual setups
- Find out what is what with different plectrum materials
- You cannot have your amp around, what is the way to get your sound with whatever amp you can get: Clean channel + pedals, Fx loop + pedals, fx loop + preamp pedals, multi effects?
- Make Chap, Lee, Bea, Pete learn the same solo, than make them play with same gear over the same backing track and see how the equipment reacts do the player. Maybe record the same thing with different amps and guitars
- Deeper dive into Fishman Fluence Pickups
- Does roasted necks really work? Let's find out by putting this guitar into the fridge.
- Rob once said something about a Gibson that really inspires him to write music. Inspiring gear! Whatever puts a big smile on your face
Whatever you do, never give up being stupid =D
luciano all excellent suggestions! You should work for Andertons!
Good suggestions! Especially like the 'same solo' idea. And I think they should combine two of your suggestions into 'The Captain makes a random customer uncomfortable helping them buy a rig'.
I can answer the roasted necks question as I just had to tell a mate that his new roasted maple neck was backbowed beyond saving and had to go back.
Great ideas! Would be awesome to see
These are great ideas
all great ideas, 2 and 3 especially for me
soon to be 10 years of lee and chappers! A possible celebration is due in the new year it seems
Free guitars to every one of their subscribers! :D
I just want to say that Andertons, Lee, Chappers, Rabae, and all the others, have helped me A LOT in many difficult moments. In many complicated circunstances I looked and I found, good confort in these friendly and lovely people.
Just a big THANK YOU TO YO ALL
I don't think there's any worst, they're all very entertaining in their own way. Keep it up fellas.
I really appreciate what guys like you, Glen from Spectre sound, and Colin from CS Guitars do. You guys do a great service to musicians all over the globe, especially the lot of us that can’t just drop X money to try out gear. So for what it’s worth: Thank you, Captain and Chappers!
Add Henning Ola and Fluff to that mix.
Man, I love Lee and Rob. Oh yes and the video editing as someone mentioned is absolutely spot-on. It is FUN to watch these.
watching this, i yet again realize how fucking amazing my own best friend is. gotta go hug him now.
My favourite was the Gibson VS epiphone Les Paul sustain test. Rob's face when the epiphone rang out wayyy longer was priceless!
Miku is obvious. Two personal favorites are the gig bag test with prototype and reject Chapman guitars and perhaps the first Xmas special. Seeing the loaded bags drifted out second story windows was hilarious. The Christmas special I'm thinking of had the elves and Hannah confused presence for presents. :D
Are you me?... That's some of the first stuff I watched as well. - The "more presents" joke was so good. XD
I’ve just had a sick idea. You don’t have to pay me or give me credit. Just run with it,
World Cup of guitars.
Rounds from the major countries to decide which guitar represents that country, brands from that country.
Then the countries compete.
Guitarolympics.
Better yet, you could have different weight classes, budget, mid range, expensive.
You could do ones for bases and acoustics too.
Just a thought. 👌🏼
Two words:
*_FUCK YES._*
Wouldn't America just win, though? At least for guitars and amps. They are just so diverse and world class. I'd like to see it for sure but it just seems like USA would be #1 without much conpetition
@BeTheDeathOfMe perhaps, I suppose amps depends on your style of music. Between Fender, milkman, tone king, Mesa boogie, Dumble...I know a lot of those are boutique but I think fender and Mesa boogie would put up a fight. Two rock too. Just a thought. But I like the conversation
Fuck me, that is epic!
@@ScopedDawg english would win for best amps
The reason I watch this channel is the chemistry being funny with out have to be funny. The most important is that you are not brand loyal. I have base what gear I buy here in the States off blindfold tests and other videos where you give honest opinions.
+1
This channel and Rob and Cap and all that...why does it all work so well? Simple: Authenticity. They're genuine, honest dudes just goofing off. People can usually pick up on fake, forced BS in two seconds flat. Sometimes we choose to accept it...usually we don't. Keep doing what you're doing and we won't have to decide. 👍
You guys do just fine being yourselves, much respect from the States 😁
People buy from you cause they like you guys! You
Can get instruments everywhere, but not always from people who play them and are totally honest with their stock
The Christmas special with Hendrix and Tremonti guitars was just TOO good!
I have to admit, I don't have anything to ask for but more Chappers and Captain videos.
You guys absolutely NEED to do "Chappers and the Captain: Live On The Road"
The great joy for me has been to see the musical growth of the captain. I think it’s fair to say ur skill has improved at least 10 fold from ur early videos. I find that inspirational. Probably not what ur endgame was starting out but thank you for everything you do for the advancement of guitars,gear and music in general.
About a year and a half ago, I was depressed and struggling to find meaning in my life. I liked music, and it helped a bit, but my only way to play music at the time was the trombone in school, which is still fun, but it wasn’t what I needed to fill the void. Since I was a lover of music, I followed a few music channels on UA-cam. Then, one day, on my feed, UA-cam recommended me a Chappers and the Captain video. I watched video after video all night. It got me hooked on wanting to play guitar 🎸. A few months later, I begged my parents for a guitar for Christmas. I finally got a guitar on Christmas Day, 2017 and started learning. I’m almost a year in now and I’ve made great progress. Playing guitar has brought an immense feeling of meaning and purpose into my life, and I never would have picked up the instrument if it weren’t for Rob Chapman and Lee Anderton. Words cannot express how grateful I am for you guys.
No real favourites too hard to pick guys They are all entertaining and good value Luv em
You guys are the reason I’m still playing guitar. I had a bunch of guitar gear sitting around the house that I hadn’t touched in years, and I had to decide whether I wanted to sell it or get back into playing. Watching your videos made me decide I wanted to resume playing. I have thoroughly enjoyed the journey with you over the years.
I rewatch you guys whenever there’s nothing new to be found and my favorites are the Miku demo for laughs and then the “Can Kemper Save Chappers” for genuine reaction gold. I may be across the ocean and half way through the US, but I absolutely LOVE you guys.
-Aaron
The favorite memory of mine on your channel is the first time I see you the vanishing coffee mug effect, and the worst is the other vanishing mug effect after I seen 10+ times.
On one of the first Strymon videos, the captain went to part the patch cables and said “excuse me dear”. 😂😂😂
“That’s when we knew... that we were both stupid!” Best line to explain the appeal of Anderton’s videos everrrrrr!! 😝
This is a real spooky video!!!
Captain didn't aged at all!
Proof that he's a vampire!!!!
🤣
I wasn’t ready for what the Miku pedal was and omg did I bust out laughing when those first notes came out...
One of the funniest things I’ve seen in a long time.
Lovely guys! For more 10 years of Chappers and the Captian!
As someone that researches most purchases before I buy.
And as someone who loves Steve Vai/Joe Satriani/Eric Johnson types of guitar players. And who found Anderton's after looking up Steve Vai Bee Keeper video (His son posted a vid with his hives that I thought was cool) and happened to see Andertons channel in the sidebar I think the video I discovered first was "The Captain meets Paul Gilbert" (Who is another Player I like a lot).
I want to say thanks for the informative vids. I am not able to get out as much as I like and channels like this help to sort thru a lot of fluff. And while I am in the U.S. I want to say that I definitely use Andertons vids as a shopping references. So any brands that make it in Andertons vids take note. Even if you do not or cannot shop Andertons, they do a lot of advertising thru this channel.
The vid where you turned on all the pedals you were demoing was a gem 🤣
Lee is spot on with the way that analytically the correlation might not be too obvious, in the end we are watching from all parts of the world (I’m in Mexico for example) but from watching this channel, Andertons got in my bucket list of places to visit whenever I’m in England and I’ll definitely buy a thing or two so that’s that.
Your best video is the first impression of the boss katana the look on robs face when you dialed in the brown Chanel priceless
Now that the year is 2019, I just gotta say, "Happy 10th Anniversary!"
Live shows would be amazing. Rob and The Captain are basically the Top Gear (Clarkson, May and Hammond) of the Guitar world.
I started using Andertons vs. GuitarGuitar souly because A.) Customer service is fucking outstanding B.) I've NEVER had a dismembered product from Andertons, ever and C.) Who the hell doesn't want to support The Captain, Chappers, Rabea and Danish Pete for all this fantastic content!?
As a viewer I have watched dozens of your videos that aren't really relevant to me, but you have that entertaining charisma that is just so addictive. As someone else has said it is like "Top Gear" but for guitar stuff. The great camera, sound and editing work also helps as do the funny effects like breaking mugs, etc. Watching the channel resulted in me buying some items of gear from you not even in a review, just because I like your videos. Please do another 10 years.
Truly glad you made that phonecall! Made something very special! =)
Thank you for all the fun!
I absolutely love the way Andertons trust their customers. No guitars are locked on the wall meaning you can have a go on anything. Wonderful shop and wonderful chaps.
When you guys put an ML-2 in an 'indestructible' case and threw it out the window was one of my favourite moments!
Would 10000% pay to see a chapters captain live thing
I'm still waiting for the Cd LIVE AND IN YOUR EYES!
Jason Langford Agreed, that was one of the boys’ funnier moments.
Do you guys know the video?
I think one of the reasons these video help you sell is because as of now there are people like me, who have been watching for a long time, and grew their gear knowledge and also actually grew up watching you, so there is trust there, I trust you to tell me what I should and shouldn't spend my money on, because I have been watching since probably 2010/11, and I grew as a guitarist absorbing a lot of knowledge from you guys in a fun and non teachy way, I mean when I first started watching I had been playing for a couple of years and now I'm attending music college and really serious about it, a lot has changed but I'm still watching every video, so I guess to end this rant, thank you so much for all the years of fun and music, and for all the products I've bought, you have impeccable customer service, hope you guys continue long into the future!
I love listening to Rob and Lee jam!
Your tones are both sensational and might I add captain your playing has been fresh lately dammmmmn, congrats on the long friendship gents
Anderton's is probably my favourite YT channel! Captain your playing has improved so much! Great rhythm playing in the intro jam!
I never ever could find love for telecasters. I mean I got a brand new 1976 standard for my birthday and never could love it.
But...... When I got that same G&L you're playing I immediately fell in love with it!
Those are amazing and affordable guitars!!!
My all time favorite video is the Two Rock demo with Rob playing the Sensor. The best playing I have ever seen from Rob en such an awesome tone!!!
Enjoyed the trip down memory lanes
Absolutely, the only reason I even know who Andertons is, is these videos. It might not convert to sales directly but the brand awareness is huge. I am in Australia and I bought a Variax from you because I thought, "I wonder what deal they can do. I'll give them a shot". It worked out only slightly cheaper than I could have bought it here in Australia because of import duty but the guitar arrived in my hands within 10 days of ordering it and I've not had any problems with it so I'm well happy. Now our GST laws have changed so it doesn't work out quite so cost effective these days. Still watch your videos though.
Did you get the Shurikan model?
@@PanasonicTooth Nah, this was before the Shuriken came out. I got the JTV-59.
My favorite memory from an older video: "LIVE, IN YOUR EYE!"
I also loved an episode from years ago, I think they tested which Les Paul had the most sustain. When testing the cheaper Epiphone they hit a perfect resonating tone that sustained for like 10 times longer than any of the 'top-notch' Gibson's. They kept laughing and it kept sustaining.
Best video ever was the 5000 PRS which Rob wanted to buy but just wouldnt because of the colour. That was so genuine and amazing too, because the guitars used and the playing were superb.
Would be cool if the three of you (Rob, Lee and Pete) could do a video together, just for the sake of the good old times!
Would love to see a blues jam with Pete, Rob and maybe even Rabea. We've seen Lee with the others
I always thought that a tele fits Lee so well.
I use andertons, and i only do because i discovered these videos about a decade ago. Despite You Tube must bring forth some venomous characters, you two are an institution in the guitar world. Chappers is clearly an amazing character and player, but Lees playing for me is it!! Those gorgeous little blues chops is what its all about!
The biggest reason why I have watched you guys for the past 5 years is because of your honest critiques on products. Being able to speak your mind honestly should help manufacturers understand what they need to work on for their next model.
I like the fretless guitar video, simply because it's one of the first I watched.
The Christmas one where you threw guitars in that tough case outside the window was tough to watch, but awesome!
Then you have the Miku video!
Also, the "Choose a rig for your mate" videos!
The Miku pedal is one of the best videos you guys have ever made!
Love the sound of that G&L ASAT Blues Boy.
I'm from India and in general people here are not into rock music or guitars, I had no one who could give me advice on such things here so lt wouldn't be wrong if I say that whatever I know about guitars and gear today is because of chappers and captain. I really appreciate your content and from the bottom of my heart I'd like to say to you guys and the whole crew MERCI BEAUCOUP
I will definitely keep watching for the next ten years. Thanks for all the entertainment, guys! Keep it up :-)
Flip Flop Suicide was my favorite. Some of the best web entertainment I've experienced on this channel. Thanks Guys.
I just watched that video yesterday because I remembered how hilarious it was. 😂
What was the actual video title? Flip Flop Suicide doesn't come up in search on Andertons' or Rob's channel?
Randall Parker it was the squier classic vibe video.
ua-cam.com/video/xOFTWdcovtw/v-deo.html
@@calebhendrix4664 thanks
I first stumbled on Rob's channel about three years ago when I first started learning to play guitar (I think it was a video he did with "hacks" for doing fun stuff on the guitar, like using a bottle or a screwdriver across the strings to make cool sounds). I immediately resonated with Rob's totally silly personality and started binge watching all his other videos, which of course led me to the ones with Lee (back when they were all still on Rob's channel), and I've been hooked on all the Chappers & the Captain videos ever since. Oh, and I also now own a Chapman ML1 Pro Modern (still working on that whole "learn how to play guitar" thing, though :-P ).
My favorite video is by far the Miku video. I watched that one at work, and I was laughing so hard the whole time I just knew my boss was going to come in at any moment wondering why he was paying me to giggle loudly like an crazy person. :-P
Agree with Captain that the correlation between the videos and sales are not obvious, but these videos are just very useful, entertaining and wonderful in terms of brand promotion. I am a Hong Konger, never been UK, but I know the Andertons!