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Playability, durability and the sound are the most important for many first-timers. Playability on the top. The only one that fills those criteria is the Ibanez. And the 250 mm radius is a big bonus forvsmall hands. The rounded bolt-on on the Ibanez is a big semi-professional plus that you did not mention. As well as the sound and the flexibility in choosing different pickup configurations. It is innovative. The rough neck is not a problem. It can be oiled, but it is a solid and actually pretty and functional neck as it is. I have been visiting several shops and trying those guitars and some others. I am surprised to hear that you had a bad experience with the first Ibanez you got. My experience was that the Ibanez I tried (4 of them) were all properly set up. And always the more playable one. For me the value for money and finish and playability are closer to 5 for the Ibanez, maybe 4 for the Squier (Affinity, not Sonic, which is lower quality) , and a poor 3 for the Pacifica.

Where have you been? Good to see a fellow South African on here. Nice quality on your videos too. Great job.

I love them all 😮

Thankyou for posting this, just what im looking for, Ive also started following you on fb 👍

If you file off a lot of material, you might as well re-fret the neck.

Very amateur approach

It seems to me that you are neglecting the half thickness of the fret. You don't remove any material from the fingerboard. Won't this create an intonation problem?

This doesn't sound like les paul at all.

Awesome! So much talent!

I have one and I like it a lot, however the pickups are quite hot, I can't get a good clean tone, recommendations ????

I absolutely love my Mobius airbrush. A few years ago my right hand had a discussion with a table saw blade. Since then, my right index finger is mostly without feeling. My right ring finger is hyper sensitive. My Mobius brush is the most comfortable of all my brushes (I have 14). I would never have thought to test the pressure required to operate the trigger. But I'll bet that is a major contributing factor to its comfort. That and the shape of the trigger.. Thanks for video.

Cool video buddy, but I think for a basic introduction to guitars maybe lose the background music to make it easier to hear what you’re doing, especially when you were restringing.

Picking up one of these in black second hand Mint condition. £350……I think that is good value given they sell new for c.£800

Great work...plenty of fret height left.

Bravo

I just noodle a few chords at home. My wife wanted to buy me a Pacifica for nostalgic reasons as I'd had a super cheap one as a teen in the 80s. I tried out the Pacifica 112J and a Squire, and both I and the shop manager really preferred the sound of the Pacifica over the more expensive Squire. I ended up going for the Pacifica over both the sound and also the feel as well - it felt better to play, but of course these things are very subjective. I just play with loads of pedals and things, so the Pacifica is just really great fun for someone who never managed to get much better than my school band heydays :)

It's a sin.

Contact Gaalheri. I think they have a fix for the uneven spray with the fan cap.

Not sure why you would need to shield a Tele pickguard though.

I reviewed one as well. I found it to be a competent airbrush for the money. Most of the people complaining about these are trying to compare these to $300+ H&S infinities or $500 Iwata Microns. This isn't a brush in that class. It's not trying to be. It's a very competent mid-range sub $100 airbrush. When you start comparing them with actual competitors such as the Iwata neo (also a Chinese made low-cost brush) or a badger Patriot at just over $100, the Mobius stands up pretty well.

Sweetness’s!!!

Wow!!! A beauty!!!!

Hey man. I just found you channel. I was pleased to see a real review of the Mobius. Someone spray painting models really doesn't help, when looking for actual tools for art. Nice Tiger BTW.

thanks for uploading this, you got this stuck in my head from one of your tutorials

Soldering the back plate is redundant as the cavity has sheilding conductive paint which makes contact with the foil and the pots ground to earth which contact the sheiding paint

Can you recommend an affordable amplifier that would compliment this guitar, i have one ordered and i want an amp that has a little more than just the run of the mill mini amps. Thanks. And great review 👍

Love the video content. Hate the background music.

What does it cost average for a guitar center to replace the volume switch on a Yamaha Pacifica?? Thanks

Firefly

What tool are you using there to measure the fret height please?

is it suitable to use copper if I have nitro lacquer?

I should try this in guyker copy bridge image i.namu.wiki/i/csQ7_AFu9yXeLIHNdR40-P-BCtgXYL6EXes_O0yzfNh9xKBQBeQMwX3k3uROUNDtrHC3nFk_BFwMRJ1yntIrWVUQaz94fdEojRLwXH23NJaC0rbi2HBcGZlfSDC-CXK5PUz3jG_iWFkk0Yim7WNjmA.webp

how come they don't combine the two with different size needles?

At 5:06 you heavily file the first ~7 frets only. Doesn't that create an uneven fret height across the entirety of the board? Wouldn't you want to file fret material from the first and last fret? Regardless of using the longer filing beam in the subsequent step, that looks like you only went to the ~12th fret. I'm confused how this disparity in the fret heights would not create an extremely uneven fret height across the neck.

Thanks for the tutorial! I am trying to figure out the DAW you are using. It says Bandlab in the description but the only DAW I know of is Cakewalk. Their Bandlab Studio does not look like that one you have and is also online.

Thanks. Model builder in need of a dedicated metallics dual action gravity airbrush. Using Grex Tritium and Genesis; and Iwata HP-SB (40 years old and still works great) for detail work, and a trusty old PaH for metallics work (over 50!). Just cant trust myself to deep clean the DA-SF brushes well enough to not contaminate other colors, but want the finer control. It's down to this Mobius or a NEO CN...I like the way the way the Mobius tears down. And your work is outstanding!

I think these are great airbrushes for the price. A similarly featured unit from Iwata would be 3 times the price. You said at the start of the video you purchased them, yet near the end you said you did not purchase them...which is it...?

Awesome!

Thank you for sharing!

OMG man this is ass kickin good. I need to learn more about continued editing. Subbed

Nice song❤

Mike, I very much appreciated your review of this Epiphone LP Classic. At first I thought this would be a review of the Classic models that I own. My first is a 2006 Epi LP Classic Quilt Top in Honeyburst finish from the Samick Indonesia factory. I also have another LP from the same series, it is a 2003 Epi LP Classic Quilt Top in Trans Red finish. This one was from the Saein factory in Korea. The series I am referring to is the 1995-2006 Epiphone Classic Quilt Top run that unfortunately ended in 2006. It was definitely considered successful, & produced many stunning guitars that were being made with premium features (not split coil), & a look that set them apart from the rest. This is a run-down on what these actually were: Les Paul Classic Quilt Top •1995-2006 Body: -Mahogany body •Alder cap •Flame maple veneer Neck: Epiphone Les Paul Classic Quilt Top .Set mahogany neck -Rosewood fingerboard with trapezoid inlays •22 frets •24.75" scale •1.68" nut width Binding: .Single-ply body & neck Epiphone Les Paul Classic Quilt Top with Black Hardware Electronics: •Open coil Alnico Classic & Alnico Hot Humbucker pickups •2 Vol. 2 Tone controls •3-way selector switch Hardware: •Chrome or black hardware • Tune-o-matic bridge with stopbar tailpiece •Amber bell knobs •Cream pickguard & pickup rings (chrome hardware) -No pickguard and black pickup rings (black hardware) •Epiphone vintage-style green key tuners (1995-2002) •Grover Rotomatic die-cast tuners (2002-2006) Colors: •Trans Blue (TL) •Trans Blue with black hardware, no pickguard •Trans Black (TB) •Trans Black with black hardware, no pickguard •Trans Red (TR) •Trans Red with black hardware, no pickguard •Trans Amber (TA) •Trans Amber with black hardware, no pickguard - Wine Red (WR) •Honeyburst (HB) •Vintage Sunburst (VS). I have searched all over the internet for more information, but that description of the specs, & finishes from Epiphone itself (including photos that I wasn’t able to include into the comments)-is the only thing I’ve been able to find about this 9 year limited run from 1995-2006. If you, or anyone has further information on this, please post it! Thanks!

I found the Most Authentic Way to Relic is Ask What They Play. If they Are Lead The Mid to High Neck will Be Very Worn, If Rhythm then Lows to Mids. I had a Lead Guy ask Me to Do a Relic and it wasn't Believable at all coz I (He Wanted it) the Lows to Mid 🤦🏼‍♂️. Ok the Customer is ALWAYS Right but Please Think before doings Such a Thing. I Relic-ed My LTD EC-50 To Hetfield's Iron Cross Mk1 and it was Very Believable that I Stole Papa Het's... Only Deal Breaker to the Fact I couldnt Say that its James' is He CAN AFFORD an ESP 🤣🤣🤣

Thank you! I gotta try this! I think that what could actually also do the trick without filing or buying Fender Bullet strings is - soldering the the part of the stringi where the ball is wrapped. I also break E and B strings - especially when branding with my left hand.

I own a GHAD-39 and a Mobius 0.2 airbrushes. The only real issue I've had is the 0.2 had a bent needle upon shipping which they promptly replaced. They look good and feel great. Now I have to start putting paint to=hrough them to see what all the hubbub is all about. So far so good.

Thank you for telling us the truth 🥰

Hi, you mentioned you have used the fan cap for the 0.28 needle? It’s only to be used with the 0.5 needle combination.

I love the Gaalheri airbrushes. You can do fine lines with them. All you got to do is reduced the paint alittle more and play with your air pressure and make sure you clean your airbrush in between color changes and always clean it after use

The music is terrible

My resonance