15 Guitar Myths That Make Us All Look CRAZY!
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Published 2018-12-10
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All Comments (21)
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This video has that warm, vintage tone.
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A lot of myths have one thing in common: Trying to separate you from your hard earned money.
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When I was a teen just starting to play electric guitar, someone told me that Eddie Van Halen boiled his guitar strings in hot water on the stove before stringing his guitar ( to allow them to stretch ). I did that, and when I removed the string from the boiling pot, they were nothing but pure rust! Lol, I'll never forget that, so don't believe that myth! R.I.P. Eddie.
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"Play jazz on an SG . . . play bluegrass on an Ibanez" . . . Yep. Just PLAY!!!
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To my ears the rosewood fretboard had a warmer vintage tone than the maple, but that just might have been the poly finish.
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The more important part of the guitar for tone ? THE AMP
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“Wood is unpredictable.” Yes, I deal with that problem every morning! Lol
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"Warm vintage tone" probably has more to do with the recording gear of the time being all analog tube gear, than it does with the guitar pickups.
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You need to boil the guitar picks to get that vintage warm tone, then you freeze them and then deep fry, to get that crunch 😂😂
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Damn near spit my coffee out when I seen that chopped up strat... Awesome!
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I boil my guitar for revived tone.
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Somebody call Rob Chapman to do these hearing tests
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i like your shirt
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0:28 Nitro finish vs Poly finish 1:34 Vintage pickups vs Modern pickups 2:32 Gauge & Tone 3:26 Thin lines vs Solid bodies 4:03 Maple fretboard vs Rosewood fretboard 6:06 Power supply pedals vs 9V batteries pedals 6:42 "Vintage tone" 7:18 Strat bridge vs Tele bridge 8:40 Guitar versatility 10:00 Small Strat headstock vs Big Strat headstock 10:54 Boiling your guitar strings 11:32 True bypass vs Buffered bypass 12:31 Noiseless pickups 13:12 Country of manufacture 14:06 Tonewood
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Darrell proves that “made in Canada” can sound as good as anywhere. Love his comment about CNC machines hahahahaha - well said Darrell!
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myth9: finally! i can play deathmetal on a hollowbody guitar!
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I always start the day with a big bowl of guitar string soup
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Ok can confirm was triggered multiple times in this video hahahahaha
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.. thank you, Darrell! I do feel that you deserved some kind of award for all the work/effort that you've put into the making of your excellent videos and all the knowledge/info that you've shared through all the years!
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Another wonderful myth to add: The brand of your potentiometers and capacitors changes everything! You'll need CTS pots, Switchcraft switch and input jack, and an Orange Drop capacitor to sound good!
