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"There it is...that chord...". Awesome. I actually shivered a bit myself when he played it!

I got the Kahler and a Floyd and they both have pros and cons but the Kahler is the better and easier to use and stays in tune better.

I watched a luthier carve out the heel of a PRS. I guess he didn't care for the feel of it.

Rack mounted 1177 are best

please help. looking for a loud, clear and bassy loudspeaker and found the mackie 215 and the macki 212 XT which have the same price. To note that am a begineer dj who plays in family parties etc, well up to 120 pax. so, which 1 to go with? the 215 seems to have more bass but is it worth sacrificing the other additional options on the 212 Xt to go for the additional bass on the 215?

Well, he's right Steve, now when are you going to listen?😅

First class guy first class bass player❤

These interviewers are superb. I love the relaxed approach, the informed questions, really rooting for them in the presence of these heroes of mine.

I do like that guitar track at the beginning, is that from a known song?

I saw you with Talus at a club in Buffalo in '71? You were very cool my man, even if I was trippin' balls. Later you dated my favorite porn star, Traci Lords, ya lucky bastard. 😅 😅 Respect, Billy.

What model microphone is that ? ❤

I really am curious whether I could get a decent Plexi tone out of it to get close to Yngwie's iconic 80s sound.

Zappa was such a douché

Damn so freaking impressive to see pro musicians do their thing. That was like wizardry to me. Magic.

A lot of truth in that statement. Tone is interactive with what you hear when you play, how you respond to it with your fingers and where your head directs that interaction. Tone is also a result of the type of gear you end up keeping around because it gets you to the tone you are chasing.

I just got the J-45 Standard Rosewood to complement my Taylor 314ce, the J-45 is amazing and I'm not easily impressed. Both the J-45 and the Taylor have very different voices and I really love having the versatility of both. The J-45 has a much warmer, deeper and well defined low end than the Taylor, while the mids on the Taylor are more clearly defined and the whole instrument is brighter overall. One thing I will point out is that, for my two instruments at least, the Taylor's setup from the factory was far superior to Gibson's. On the Taylor, the string height on the 6th & 1st strings at the 12th fret - low and high E - were set at 1.75mm and 1.25mm respectively (perfect), while the Gibson was set at just over 3mm and 2mm which is pretty high by any standard, and I had to do quite a bit of truss rod adjustment to get it down to 2.0mm and 1.5mm, which made a world of difference. So, when you buy a Gibson - and you 100% should - either know how to adjust your truss rod to set the neck/action (watch some youtube videos, it's not difficult) or pay the $50 to have it set up properly at the shop. I don't know why Gibson does this, when you play a guitar at the shop with action so high it feels hard to play, then you grab another guitar that's been set up correctly and it feels so much better, it's probably going to affect your decision, right? I think that's one reason Taylor sells so many guitars, they set them up correctly at the factory, put coated strings on so they sound fresh for a long time at the shop, and they really are excellent high-quality instruments. Gibson is every bit as good as Taylor, or better, but I think they would sell a lot more guitars if they followed Taylor's lead in factory setup and strings. That impression at the store is the most important thing when you're trying to sell a guitar and why wouldn't you want to show off your instrument at it's very best? This also applies to online sales, but in a different way - if you get a guitar online and it's set up badly, and you're a new player and/or have no idea about guitar setup, the guitar is going to be hard to play, you're going to frustrated and unhappy, your arm/wrist/hand is going to hurt and you'll probably give up or look for another guitar, leaving a bad taste in your mouth for that brand. I'd like to think that guitar manufacturers would want happy customers who will keep playing and come back and buy more guitars. I like your playing style by the way, very nice, thank you!

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Billy Sheehan should be immortal!

Freakin' love Sheehan! Thanks for a great interview.

Honestly its expensive 😢

Good Interview ..

Amazing Billy Sheehan!!!

Another Great documentary about music is Alive Inside. it parallels the topic of music and memory. ua-cam.com/video/x9IHUPamCB4/v-deo.html&ab_channel=EncourageTV

great interview. this dude always come off so genuine and humble

Could you please write the title of the record he talks about?

They're great guitars but they're sterile.

dude if you’re gonna demo a SVT 4 you have to play metal

38 MINS WITHOUT A GLASS OF WATER???

Lovely mixer but the video is driving me insane with frequencies overlapping, loud guitar solo over a speedy talker, was so hard to listen. I’m not buying

How much is this bundle? It looks amazing.

I got to play one today that was really nice. I have never connected with them.

Billy's playing on Tony Macalpine's Edge of Insanity is still my favorite bass playing on an album. I've used AMS over the years too.

Was skipping through this until I heard the dirt man song, amazing haha

I hesitated to reach out and shake his hand before a G3 show, it looked as if he didn't want to be recognized. He walked right through a crowd of a thousand people and I know only a few of us recognized him

It’s in the hands always was always will be.

This is all about singing and harmony and chords... I just want a decent voice box that gives kraftwerk voices or cylon. Not everyone wants to bloody sing all the time lol

grande Tony

The Man... Great interview guys!!

33.5" to 34.5" for those who were wondering

That's a garbage ass amp😂😂😂😂

The voiceover is WAY too loud - if you’re going to include it, tone it down so we can actually hear the instrument please

Nestle song was played by Faith No More in early 90s wrong band and wrong person to talk about it lol

🗣️bleep bloop

Excellent Bass Player, however, I can't stand his Bass. That piccguard isn't getting Love from me. If I wanted to play a gibson these days, I'd buy a PRS cause gibsons best talent went there, if I wanted to play a fender these days, I'd choose G&L cause fenders best talent went there. Yamaha has good stuff but that ugly piccguard has to go! It's not me fault if certain individuals don't keep up with the Times. At some point imo, if u on a ship, and it's name is Titanic, u need to get ya ass off that ship. 🌞

Tight 👍

I can see there could be a volume drop out on the neck pickup while bending strings

I saw him with g3 it was awesome

I need to know the price 😮 I want one.

beautiful voice! love it

I had the IBG version of this guitar with Kalamazoo head stock, the guitar was dead and had no projection. This guitar has the same construction, the only difference is the head stock shape and MoP inlays.