Hey Vincent! Thanks for the feedback its nice to hear and if you have any tips feel free. Its your videos that got me inspired to try this, took more work than i magined...amazing you do them so often! Have a great day ✌️
@@RalphAouad try and do these stuff even your old gears. Post one gear at a time like your Gibson LP. Talk more about it and then demo. Also your amp, demo and tell story about it. And your pedals, demo them one by one and then as a pedalboard. Another tip is to do a scheduled post. Like put gaps on your posts even a day or two. That way your videos will get chance to have more views because it takes a while for people to see your post and if you post one or more per day, then the risk is that some video will not get as much views than others.
Thats great advice, loved this!!! Very practical and fun. I have lots of nice stuff and stories for each, il consider making a playlist just for demoing them, thanks a lot for that 🤗
@@RalphAouad Cool! Yeah looking forward to it. Exactly what I was thinking when I was starting out. Just gear that I've got and then I thought of the cheapest gear to review and demo are guitar strings. It did work. Hehehe! Keep it up!
@@RalphAouad I was thinking 9's but I don't wanna risk anything since its an older guitar so i'm gonna try to stick with 10's. I have thinner/weaker hands and I heard this brand is more bendable so hopefully it works out!
Depends how long you play and how much your hands sweat...how picky you are about changing strings. Id say on average 3 months if playing daily an hour or more and youl notice signs of lower quality from them.... All depends how much your playing. They can last a year or more if you play less.
@@RalphAouad oh yeah sorry i play about 1-2 hours 5 days a week i have a ghs boomers and only 2 months there is a discoloration on the unwounded strings
For the amount you are playing that seems very normal for many string brands, its normal to change strings every 3 months imo with that amount of playing. If you have a lot of humidity in the air or dont wipe your strings after playing that can make them degrade faster...Elixir brand is famous for making strings that last a long time if you wanna try them
I have stringed my lp style guitar with regular slinkies and the strings are a bit flappier than the stock ones which came with the guitar. Is it supposed to be that way? Great video btw
Thanks for dropping by and watching! Ernie ball slinkies are known for being easy to bend so they will feel flappier than most other brands, so it's normal yes, assuming they are the same string gauge as your stock strings that came with the les paul
Is every one aware that Ernie Ball strings being sold on eBay are made now in china. This is why I have gone threw 3 sets of strings in one week. Absolute discrase
Thanks for the shout out Ralph and yeah this is really good content. Keep posting stuff like this. Also title and description is great. Keep it up!
Hey Vincent! Thanks for the feedback its nice to hear and if you have any tips feel free. Its your videos that got me inspired to try this, took more work than i magined...amazing you do them so often! Have a great day ✌️
@@RalphAouad try and do these stuff even your old gears. Post one gear at a time like your Gibson LP. Talk more about it and then demo. Also your amp, demo and tell story about it. And your pedals, demo them one by one and then as a pedalboard.
Another tip is to do a scheduled post. Like put gaps on your posts even a day or two. That way your videos will get chance to have more views because it takes a while for people to see your post and if you post one or more per day, then the risk is that some video will not get as much views than others.
Thats great advice, loved this!!! Very practical and fun. I have lots of nice stuff and stories for each, il consider making a playlist just for demoing them, thanks a lot for that 🤗
@@RalphAouad Cool! Yeah looking forward to it. Exactly what I was thinking when I was starting out. Just gear that I've got and then I thought of the cheapest gear to review and demo are guitar strings. It did work. Hehehe! Keep it up!
i love how he just stopped talking about the guitar and was just like "this is my cat" LMAOOO
😂😂😅
I loved the background music!
Thanks! Glad you appreciated it 🙏🎶 I did it using the ernie ball strings, i liked there sound
You did a cool jazzy rips at 7:42. Can you make a tutorial video please!
Hello thank you for showing interest! I offer online lessons where i also teach that style of playing
Guys we can all agreee that he deserves WAY! more subscribers than he currently has
Wow thanks for that!!
@@RalphAouad my pleasure. But replied so quick! Amazing
Love this one 🎸😍😍❤ especially at 4:04🤪🤗
Hi you ❤️🌹❤️
Ralph, you play beautifully.
Thank you, glad you stopped by!
Perfect review, I've been trying to narrow down what strings to purchase for my LP. My current strings are too difficult to bend. Thanks!
Thanks for the comment! That doesnt sound like fun... Try the slinkies or any low gauge strings 9s should be easier to bend. 😁🎸
@@RalphAouad I was thinking 9's but I don't wanna risk anything since its an older guitar so i'm gonna try to stick with 10's. I have thinner/weaker hands and I heard this brand is more bendable so hopefully it works out!
Let me know how it goes. If you tune them down a half step it should he much easier as well
im gonna test them for the first time in a couple days for jazz
Would love to hear your thoughts on them
Whouldn't it be much easier using a peg winder?
Nice review man
Thanks!
That strings may be allowed to telecaster bro?
Yes sure, works on all electric guitars
Exactly! Why ruin emergency back ups..
Yes, they've saved me many times until i could get new strings
is that a studio les paul yeah it sounded great.
Thanks! Yes its the studio model
@@RalphAouad does the string last long or need to change within few months?
Depends how long you play and how much your hands sweat...how picky you are about changing strings. Id say on average 3 months if playing daily an hour or more and youl notice signs of lower quality from them.... All depends how much your playing. They can last a year or more if you play less.
@@RalphAouad oh yeah sorry i play about 1-2 hours 5 days a week i have a ghs boomers and only 2 months there is a discoloration on the unwounded strings
For the amount you are playing that seems very normal for many string brands, its normal to change strings every 3 months imo with that amount of playing. If you have a lot of humidity in the air or dont wipe your strings after playing that can make them degrade faster...Elixir brand is famous for making strings that last a long time if you wanna try them
I have stringed my lp style guitar with regular slinkies and the strings are a bit flappier than the stock ones which came with the guitar. Is it supposed to be that way? Great video btw
Thanks for dropping by and watching! Ernie ball slinkies are known for being easy to bend so they will feel flappier than most other brands, so it's normal yes, assuming they are the same string gauge as your stock strings that came with the les paul
@@RalphAouad got it, thank u for responding!
You sound like Serj Tankian.
Thats cool 😁
Great demo and playing just the guitar sometimes drowned out yiur taking,but very good otherwise,you're a great player!
Thank you !
Is every one aware that Ernie Ball strings being sold on eBay are made now in china. This is why I have gone threw 3 sets of strings in one week. Absolute discrase
Thats sad to hear, hope they fix the issue