Thanks for the review! I got tired waiting for my ex-wife to let me have my vintage boss pedals back from the early 80s so I just bought all five of these today😂
17:09 - 18:09 YGL Traynor amp on overdrive channel, with modern setting on Fuzz-Tone FZ-M is my favorite minute of this video, because of that great tone. It's a set-up rig that is indispensable, and could clearly define our local sound, with integrity and quality. Another favorite of mine is at 36:59 - 37:07 showing versitility of genre, you will here a classic analog reggae delay . Thank You, Sir, for your diverse and informative video. - V
Soooooo happy to see this company revived. Been dreaming of getting a Fuzztone. My favorite part is before you start the video, when you see : Maestro is back! This means i can get satisfaction out of a new fuzz!!!!
6:50 - I loved the unboxing because there's nothing sweeter than holding that new effect and hooking it up for the first time! Love that the logo lights up too!
0:50 is where the fun begins. I am a relatively new player but later in life and have been experimenting with and learning guitar over the past several years. If truth be told, life got in the way but it's never too late to live the dream they say. It was a lifelong dream to actually learn how to play and now I can see that the journey is never ending. I'd like to experiment and expand on my capabilities and what better way to do that than mix it up with a great set of pedals and effects. I'd be very happy with this product. Kudos to Maestro for creating a great set of pedals.
1:06 Play in Demo ! I love the video layout/ editing allows you to see exactly what Justin is doing- and of course Justin demonstrates the sounds each pedal can do, so well! Im not a huge pedal user at the moment- never tried or picked one up yet-usually rely on the effects in the amps... but this makes me intrigued and interested to look into picking some up! Thanks for the video!
20:18 I liked the part of when was talking about the Ranger Overdrive because it has a nice tone. Lots of good information and enjoyed learning the history of the Maestro brand. Thank you
Thanks for the great demos! My favourite moment is at 39:08, for the humourous and honest reaction to the pedal setting he just achieved. And also because it's moments before my favourite part of the delay demo, where he gets that old country/rockabilly sound going!
The logo lights up [7:36] - that’s really cool. The pedal reissues & redesign, a sticker (yes… we all live getting a decal with our pedals) [6:37]- great to see these iconic pedals (and the modern updates/upgrades) back in production!
17:11 I love love love this tone and have been looking for how to replicate it for ages. This setting really gives that white stripes jack white like tone. Outstanding video. Thanks Long and Mcquade
36:30 was my favourite part of the video, I really enjoyed the in depth description of the pedals, and the components that drive them, very well done! Also a really cool sounding set of pedals!
13:32 was one off my favourite parts as it shows the great fuzzy and distorted sound making the guitar sound quite nice. It was helpful how there was an in-depth description for every pedal, because it has made me more interested in finding out more about guitar effects. This was a very impressive video and kudos to Justin for doing his research and for playing some pretty awesome guitar!
10:27 being only a few months into learning guitar this entire video helped with background and story of how these pedals were used, and the demos were just fantastic. Hearing the tone change from clean to the fuzz pedal mesmerized me on how a small box can change a style of a guitar. The video made me even more excited to go into the background of guitarists and see how they used their pedals. this was so interesting to watch and definitely made me more happy to be apart of the guitar community
37:42 Love that switch on the Discoverer Delay that adds a "pitch modulation to the repeats only" feature to emulate the older Maestro Echo Plex tape delay without the hassle of the tape getting tangled or stretched--what a blessing that would be! Great job Justin and let's do some more videos--maybe on acoustic guitar effects!! ;)
Love every one of these pedals, so as for timestamping my favourite part of the video, I'll go with the outro starting at 42:16 - where all of the various effects combine to create that full, delicious, gnarly, overdriven, spaciously delayed and beautifully modulated tonescape that is nothing short of musical candy for the ears. Really great/informative demo, Justin!. Nice guitarsmanship, too.
It's hard to timestamp my favorite part. the whole video was really cool... Lots of history, great explanation with accurate terminology... etc. The pedal sounds are WOW!!! spot on... Great job Gibson guys... as always... Very great demo
40:38 is probably my favourite moment. I really love weird delay effects/oscillation like this and this pedal can do that (plus all of its delay settings are pretty great; really loved its slap back sound too). Really well done video showcasing a great range of pedals!
24:00 minutes in Absolutely love that you can clean up the Ranger Overdrive by backing off your guitar volume. So many other pedals just rob you of that sort of player control.
Wow ... at 38:36 the demo of the Discoverer Delay was my favorite moment... the modulation added to the delayed sound is a great feature... I also give a "thumb up" for the intro demo (00:49) the created sound was just WOW.
My favourite part is at 2:19 talking about the echo plex! My favourite part because it reminds me of my uncle, who taught me how to play guitar !!! He had one of those pedals!! Brought back some good memories Thanks!
35:31 is my favourite part of the video, it was neat how Justin explained the differences in delay duration. David Gilmour/playing into a canyon sound was great! Whole video was enjoyable, I learned a lot. Thank you.
25:09 was my favorite part of the video. Learned about The Invasion Distortion pedal and how it has a noise gate button. Very cool. Also like the tone button function. Thanks. Great info.
2:51 - I enjoyed listening to the history and knowing that pedal was the first dedicated pedal.... I really enjoyed all of this video because it was very imformative....
3:25 - that’s a really cool piece of music history that I didn’t know before. I always love learning more about the gear used in iconic songs, especially ones with my favourite players
4:09 Because remembering Acronyms correctly can be hard! (LOL There are so many out there!). And It shows dedication to the material to fix such a small typo. Great Video!
Honestly, at 0:56 hearing how well the different pedals stacked together I was hooked and wanted to learn more/watch the rest of the video. Great demo, presentation and info! Go Justin and L&M :D
Was great seeing a review of the whole line up with attention paid to every piece. Knew they’d all sound great but I’ve gotta say; at 7:35 when the indicator lights go on, that’s what got me hooked. Such a cool little feature in addition to the sloped enclosure that already gives this lineup a unique flavour. Very cool.
I never was a fan of a fuzz pedal in the past but now, I have to admit I am impressed with the sounds and possibilities, and I will seriously consider buying that Maestro pedal. Thanks for the great review, really appreciated. 😀Pierre G
32.12 and 36.15 For years, I have been searching for the right sound. I have 9 guitars to prove that I am still looking for the right sound, how crazy is that. Never liked pedals... because, never really understood how to really use them to improve my playing.. I see pedals in the store and on line, given the most strange names, but don't get what they are really about, and I don't want to spend hours researching what to buy... Thanks Justin for slowing this down for me, and walking me through and explaining the different type of pedals and sound advantages. Lots of 50 / 60 songs I can use Chorus and delay pedals... Keep on with the videos man.... Thank you L & M Cheers
24:40 Invader Distortion - Tone Control is rolling off the top end and leaving the bass frequencies alone. Great tip about using this pedal and getting the sound you want.
34:40 is my favourite as I am new to effects pedals and I am drawn to the sound of the delay pedal effects and this gave me an excellant understanding and appreciation for the Maestro delay pedal. Thanks!
@36:40 as soon as he started strum picking that delay pedal, it sounded so good, i was sold! I mean the whole video was great but that part just really got me. Features are great, info is great, but spund and tone are king.
6:00 was one of the best parts cuz it talks about how Gibson is making old school products but still keeping it up to date. Love what they’re doing with Kramer. Love that fuzz pedal too
I love the sound of these pedals! I have to say that this (29:43) part about the "earth" and "orbit" settings of the chorus pedal and its rotary speaker vibe was really fascinating for me because very few chorus pedals can make such a sound and do it well. I watched the whole thing, and I didn't find a bad sound made by any of the pedals in the video. Oh, and I love their esthetics!
11:05 when Justin reaches for his pick and says "alright, lets get started" is my favourite part. Awesome set of pedals and FuzzTone and Ranger Overdrive are 100% my type of sound.
39:24 nice intro lick to a jazzy bit! The whole video was great for a novice like me at pedals. I also don't play electric guitar very much, but I am going to after watching and listening to Justin. Great stuff, Mr. Waterfield! I heard some AC/DC riffs in there and I heard Pink Floyd too.
The whole video is great, my favorite is at 40:45 when he used the delay pedal and started playing with the delay knob. The comparison to RadioHead vibes is spot on, pure🔥🔥🔥
23:55; where Justin explains the High gain setting and Maximum gain and 'still cleans up'. Then said 'Set it and forget it'! I haven't heard that since Ron Popeil selling Showtime Rotisserie in late-night infomercials! Really cool video with tons of impressive historical facts and impressive gear. Lots of favourite moments.
My favourite part was 9:11 when the animation clicked on the FZ-M and I got to see the brilliant implementation of the 'ON' LEDs with the Maestro logo!!
Thanks for the review! I got tired waiting for my ex-wife to let me have my vintage boss pedals back from the early 80s so I just bought all five of these today😂
36:69 the delay really sound good I love this pedal for that brighter tone wow such a good thing.
This video is a MUST for all aspiring "new line of Maestro pedals" owners - Thank You very much !
You're welcome Jimmy, thanks for watching!
17:09 - 18:09 YGL Traynor amp on overdrive channel, with modern setting on Fuzz-Tone FZ-M is my favorite minute of this video, because of that great tone. It's a set-up rig that is indispensable, and could clearly define our local sound, with integrity and quality. Another favorite of mine is at 36:59 - 37:07 showing versitility of genre, you will here a classic analog reggae delay . Thank You, Sir, for your diverse and informative video. - V
26:05! That distorted tone sounds amazingggg.
Soooooo happy to see this company revived. Been dreaming of getting a Fuzztone. My favorite part is before you start the video, when you see : Maestro is back! This means i can get satisfaction out of a new fuzz!!!!
20:27 Love the tone on the ranger overdrive!
6:50 - I loved the unboxing because there's nothing sweeter than holding that new effect and hooking it up for the first time! Love that the logo lights up too!
1:54 Maestro Brand History got me hooked. I normally don't spend that amount of time watching videos - watched this one to the end! Nice job.
23:35 I love how well just playing with the guitar volume cleans up yet still retains the crunch
18:55 I liked that he explained everything about the pedal and made it easy to understand for someone just getting into playing.
1:55 was my favourite part of the video because I learned about Maestro Brand History. Thank you
34:36 and on. The explanations for the pedals are amazing and the history with it makes it gold! Absolutely love the pedals!
11:45 when Justin hits that first fuzz note, that's just what my afternoon needed--it's also just what my new baritone guitar needs! plump and juicy!
19:35 The ranger tone is absolutely rich and delicious. Thanks for the demos!
What I like most it the consistency of design, all controls in a uniform pattern, while individually providing all the options of each pedal.
0:50 is where the fun begins. I am a relatively new player but later in life and have been experimenting with and learning guitar over the past several years. If truth be told, life got in the way but it's never too late to live the dream they say. It was a lifelong dream to actually learn how to play and now I can see that the journey is never ending. I'd like to experiment and expand on my capabilities and what better way to do that than mix it up with a great set of pedals and effects. I'd be very happy with this product. Kudos to Maestro for creating a great set of pedals.
1:06 Play in Demo ! I love the video layout/ editing allows you to see exactly what Justin is doing- and of course Justin demonstrates the sounds each pedal can do, so well! Im not a huge pedal user at the moment- never tried or picked one up yet-usually rely on the effects in the amps... but this makes me intrigued and interested to look into picking some up! Thanks for the video!
20:18 I liked the part of when was talking about the Ranger Overdrive because it has a nice tone.
Lots of good information and enjoyed learning the history of the Maestro brand.
Thank you
Thanks for the great demos! My favourite moment is at 39:08, for the humourous and honest reaction to the pedal setting he just achieved. And also because it's moments before my favourite part of the delay demo, where he gets that old country/rockabilly sound going!
Great explanation on the Maestro and its history. Going to check it out.
Love that you used the Traynor YGL2.
And great mustache!
Thanks for watching!
love them all!
The logo lights up [7:36] - that’s really cool. The pedal reissues & redesign, a sticker (yes… we all live getting a decal with our pedals) [6:37]- great to see these iconic pedals (and the modern updates/upgrades) back in production!
17:11 I love love love this tone and have been looking for how to replicate it for ages. This setting really gives that white stripes jack white like tone. Outstanding video. Thanks Long and Mcquade
36:30 was my favourite part of the video, I really enjoyed the in depth description of the pedals, and the components that drive them, very well done! Also a really cool sounding set of pedals!
13:32 was one off my favourite parts as it shows the great fuzzy and distorted sound making the guitar sound quite nice. It was helpful how there was an in-depth description for every pedal, because it has made me more interested in finding out more about guitar effects. This was a very impressive video and kudos to Justin for doing his research and for playing some pretty awesome guitar!
8:00 -loved the unboxing and the look of the pedals. The LCD logo looks really cool and they sound great too.
10:27 being only a few months into learning guitar this entire video helped with background and story of how these pedals were used, and the demos were just fantastic. Hearing the tone change from clean to the fuzz pedal mesmerized me on how a small box can change a style of a guitar. The video made me even more excited to go into the background of guitarists and see how they used their pedals. this was so interesting to watch and definitely made me more happy to be apart of the guitar community
37:42 Love that switch on the Discoverer Delay that adds a "pitch modulation to the repeats only" feature to emulate the older Maestro Echo Plex tape delay without the hassle of the tape getting tangled or stretched--what a blessing that would be! Great job Justin and let's do some more videos--maybe on acoustic guitar effects!! ;)
19:55, that classic rock sound is what first attracted me to the guitar and is just so tasty. Can't get enough of it, great video.
30:29 - comet chorus was my favourite part of this video because the sound was exceptional and beautiful. Really well done.
Love every one of these pedals, so as for timestamping my favourite part of the video, I'll go with the outro starting at 42:16 - where all of the various effects combine to create that full, delicious, gnarly, overdriven, spaciously delayed and beautifully modulated tonescape that is nothing short of musical candy for the ears.
Really great/informative demo, Justin!. Nice guitarsmanship, too.
Great video. Loved around 9:50 where they started talking about amp history
It's hard to timestamp my favorite part. the whole video was really cool... Lots of history, great explanation with accurate terminology... etc. The pedal sounds are WOW!!! spot on... Great job Gibson guys... as always... Very great demo
0:55 - I love how the combination of different pedal effects sound!
19:09 very cool learning about how the hi/low switch really changes what range gets boosted. Great video!
4:58. Enjoyed the trip down memory lane… the history of Maestro pedals and the great musician that used them. :)
40:38 is probably my favourite moment. I really love weird delay effects/oscillation like this and this pedal can do that (plus all of its delay settings are pretty great; really loved its slap back sound too). Really well done video showcasing a great range of pedals!
GOOD LUCK EVERYONE ! Thanks Maestro Effects and Long & McQuade!
24:00 minutes in Absolutely love that you can clean up the Ranger Overdrive by backing off your guitar volume. So many other pedals just rob you of that sort of player control.
12:22 I loved hearing the difference that the brightness of the amp makes when the fuzz pedal is engaged!
Great demo, and great sounding pedals! I love the self oscillating sounds from 40:50. A delay pedal is next on my list of pedals I want for sure!
1:56 my favorite part is the history of the brand and its products. Very interesting. Thank you.
19:41 around there those open chords sound awesome
Wow ... at 38:36 the demo of the Discoverer Delay was my favorite moment... the modulation added to the delayed sound is a great feature...
I also give a "thumb up" for the intro demo (00:49) the created sound was just WOW.
19:57 - the crunch of the ranger overdrive paired with a Les Paul is a match made in heaven. Total vibe 🤙
39:24! When he goes into a slapback setting on the delay with the modulation engaged. That is some awesome old-school guitar sound! So sweet! 🥰
My favourite part is at 2:19 talking about the echo plex! My favourite part because it reminds me of my uncle, who taught me how to play guitar !!! He had one of those pedals!! Brought back some good memories
Thanks!
13:38 “now let’s kick in that fuzz”
Great example of layering different drive tones
I love that they brought back this classic fuzz pedal
This is a great video. My favourite is the history lesson from 4minutes to 6 minutes in.
12:15. Really enjoyed the demonstration of the fuzz pedal and the explanations along with it.
24:01 love how the pedal cleans up just by dialing back the volume knob. Sounds killer!
35:31 is my favourite part of the video, it was neat how Justin explained the differences in delay duration. David Gilmour/playing into a canyon sound was great! Whole video was enjoyable, I learned a lot. Thank you.
1:58 i really enjoyed the history and the background of the brand. thanks :)
40:58 the sound of that chorus is amazing! Thank you Justin for explaining the pedal so thoroughly!
25:09 was my favorite part of the video. Learned about The Invasion Distortion pedal and how it has a noise gate button. Very cool. Also like the tone button function. Thanks. Great info.
13:55 The way the Fuzz tone brightened up a thick sound was inspiring!
2:51 - I enjoyed listening to the history and knowing that pedal was the first dedicated pedal.... I really enjoyed all of this video because it was very imformative....
Discoverer Delay 39:33 - Love the tones this offers and sweet delay capabilities. Bring it on.
3:25 - that’s a really cool piece of music history that I didn’t know before. I always love learning more about the gear used in iconic songs, especially ones with my favourite players
4:09 Because remembering Acronyms correctly can be hard! (LOL There are so many out there!). And It shows dedication to the material to fix such a small typo. Great Video!
1:54 The history of the brand is very interesting
Honestly, at 0:56 hearing how well the different pedals stacked together I was hooked and wanted to learn more/watch the rest of the video.
Great demo, presentation and info! Go Justin and L&M :D
10:14 is my favourite.... I like the explanation of the FuzzTone sound in a historical context with amplifiers. Very cool.
Was great seeing a review of the whole line up with attention paid to every piece. Knew they’d all sound great but I’ve gotta say;
at 7:35 when the indicator lights go on, that’s what got me hooked. Such a cool little feature in addition to the sloped enclosure that already gives this lineup a unique flavour. Very cool.
I never was a fan of a fuzz pedal in the past but now, I have to admit I am impressed with the sounds and possibilities,
and I will seriously consider buying that Maestro pedal. Thanks for the great review, really appreciated. 😀Pierre G
24:16 Invader Distortion was the best part due to learning about the noise gate switch! great video!
19:30 is my favourite. I love the sound of the ranger overdrive and the demonstration of it showed me how much I need it.
32.12 and 36.15
For years, I have been searching for the right sound.
I have 9 guitars to prove that I am still looking for the right sound, how crazy is that.
Never liked pedals... because, never really understood how to really use them to improve my playing.. I see pedals in the store and on line, given the most strange names, but don't get what they are really about, and I don't want to spend hours researching what to buy...
Thanks Justin for slowing this down for me, and walking me through and explaining the different type of pedals and sound advantages.
Lots of 50 / 60 songs I can use Chorus and delay pedals...
Keep on with the videos man....
Thank you L & M
Cheers
Whoa, 11:46 the swarm of bees is right! Love the fuzz & Justin did a great job on the entire video. Loved the info on the Echoplex as well.
24:40 Invader Distortion - Tone Control is rolling off the top end and leaving the bass frequencies alone. Great tip about using this pedal and getting the sound you want.
23:27 was my favourite part the ranger overdrive just sounds so creamy and full. Love it, great presentation got to learn a lot about the gear!
43:11 was my favourite part because I’m new to long and mcquade and your outro theme is a certified banger
39:40 was my favourite part. Loved the delay and the little ditty! Would love the opportunity to mess around with these. Thanks guys!
19:57 the tone is just such a classic rock tone you can use for so many tunes. Great demo
32:45 was my favourite part because we got to hear the difference the "orbit" switch made on the chorus pedal. Very cool!
42;14, great explanation of all the pedals and effects , as a beginner guitar player this is excellent info, Thanks
34:40 is my favourite as I am new to effects pedals and I am drawn to the sound of the delay pedal effects and this gave me an excellant understanding and appreciation for the Maestro delay pedal. Thanks!
@36:40 as soon as he started strum picking that delay pedal, it sounded so good, i was sold!
I mean the whole video was great but that part just really got me. Features are great, info is great, but spund and tone are king.
18:48 loved the explanations of what you can do with the pedal!
19:38 when Justin turns on the Ranger Overdrive pedal is my favorite part. That pedal sounds great!
6:00 was one of the best parts cuz it talks about how Gibson is making old school products but still keeping it up to date. Love what they’re doing with Kramer. Love that fuzz pedal too
I love the sound of these pedals! I have to say that this (29:43) part about the "earth" and "orbit" settings of the chorus pedal and its rotary speaker vibe was really fascinating for me because very few chorus pedals can make such a sound and do it well. I watched the whole thing, and I didn't find a bad sound made by any of the pedals in the video. Oh, and I love their esthetics!
1:55 is very cool - loved the brand history with examples of songs the old pedals were used on!
3:27 I love learning about musical history! I knew satisfaction was on a fuzz pedal but had no idea it was the original! Cool stuff.
37:00 . . . I love that echoplex sound. I am so glad they have paid attention to this detail. Sounds great.
1:54 Because I’m a sucker for history and it was fascinating learning about one of the earliest effects companies!
38:26 I love the modulation switch! Nothing is more important than a genuine sound!
My favourite part is at the tail end of the delay demo. I love the big grin on his face at 40:50 when he's pushing the delay to the max!
11:05 when Justin reaches for his pick and says "alright, lets get started" is my favourite part. Awesome set of pedals and FuzzTone and Ranger Overdrive are 100% my type of sound.
39:24 nice intro lick to a jazzy bit! The whole video was great for a novice like me at pedals. I also don't play electric guitar very much, but I am going to after watching and listening to Justin. Great stuff, Mr. Waterfield! I heard some AC/DC riffs in there and I heard Pink Floyd too.
The whole video is great, my favorite is at 40:45 when he used the delay pedal and started playing with the delay knob. The comparison to RadioHead vibes is spot on, pure🔥🔥🔥
8:30 covering the FZ-M was my Favourite. A vintage voiced fuzz has been on my wish list for a while and this really fits the bill. So cool!!
23:55; where Justin explains the High gain setting and Maximum gain and 'still cleans up'. Then said 'Set it and forget it'! I haven't heard that since Ron Popeil selling Showtime Rotisserie in late-night infomercials! Really cool video with tons of impressive historical facts and impressive gear. Lots of favourite moments.
6:13 enjoyed the unboxing on the new fuzz pedal. Good stuff!
Thought the fuzz would be my favourite but 22:28 - wow.
Also, the beginning of this was very informative. Great job!
18:25 is my favorite part of the video, im a new player and love the sound of overdrive pedals. Great review
25:08- Noise gate is my fav! It all makes sense to deal with all that extra "noise' and feed back! thank you!
My favourite part was 9:11 when the animation clicked on the FZ-M and I got to see the brilliant implementation of the 'ON' LEDs with the Maestro logo!!
7:55 I like the design features and little history notes, cool bugles and awesome attention to detail.