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Thank you so much!

Thank you so much!!

@@Ray_dawg-wk9dp Man, you aren't kidding. It's a shame they don't build them anymore.

@@HunterRouth I've been trying to find one online to buy . I haven't had any luck finding one worth a shit. Might settle for the paralaxxe and put some emg active in it

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@@randall9000 Thank you so much on both accounts! 🤘🏻

Thank you so much for the support!!

Man, this was years ago at my buddies house, and he had recently just bought it. He wants to make an updated video again... Haha! Not sure it will be quite as funny. LOL. Anyway, thank you so much! But yes these amps are incredible!

It feels surreal every time I look at it. Never thought I'd own one.

@@HunterRouth dude I'm a strat/ superstrat player but some Les Pauls like your look so good. I also really dig Randy Rhoads LP as well.

@@cheenu711 Generally speaking, I usually use a super strat (Petrucci). But I love Les Paul's because nothing sounds like them. But thank you! There's a million more of them I wish I could buy, haha. Funny enough, if you don't know. Randy's was the same year as this one. 74'.

@@HunterRouth ah I'm seeing a trend here. I'm not a collector but if I could I'd defo get an RR inspired LP.

Hahaha, cheers mate!

@@eugenechek7288 Thank you so much! It's a fun one! God bless!

@@TheGreatBaronOBeefDip Haha, right? 🤣

@@HunterRouth I would love to have a sykes and also do a white one with gold hardware and gold pickguard and chip, so its kinda randy kinda john.

@@TheGreatBaronOBeefDip That would be super rad. I played the Randy VOS once and it was a very cool guitar.

Haha, I've had a PRS Singlecut Trem 22 for over a year. I just hadn't posted it a lot. Fantastic instruments. But my EBMM JP13 is still #1.

Man! That means a lot! I was hoping to help purchasers in that regard. Hope it's everything you want! BTW for proper setup, make sure you set the tremolo backward along with the body if you're getting the Prominence MJR. If it's the OG MJR, just set it normal. I didn't realize this when I had mine for a bit. Hence why I'm mentioning it to you.

@@HunterRouth Awesome, Thanks for the advice and review. It is the Prominence version. Also awesome playing in the video and God Bless you as well.

@@sethjohnson5243 You're most welcome and thank you for making my day! God bless you!

Cheers! Thank you! 🤘🏻

Very cool! Yes! It has such a rich history behind it!

​​@@HunterRouth These reissues of the red eye are incredible! The couple I have seen were extremely well made/done! clone is the only word to describe how great they turned out. These past few years(2021-present): Gibson really has finally zero'ed in on cloning the old vintage ones in every way.

Thank you so much!

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Thank you! Honestly, I don't remember. I just know it's red, and it's 150 Watts.

Absolutely

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Man, that's amazing! Wish I could have seen that show!

...speaking of which I SSSSSOOOO cannot wait for September to see those ladies play their first US show at Progpower!!! \M/-_-\M/

They are definitely fun!

This was in Maryland at Chuck Levin's. Only store I've been to with one.

I wish I was! John Sykes or Zakk Wylde might be. 😅

Such a great question, but really, they are different animals. If you're asking between my OG SLO-100, then that one because my playing sounds better through it or it fits my style more. But between it and an SLO30. The Wizard 50 Watt. It's just preference at the end of the day. If you want more Raw Marshall, Wizard. If you want a 3D sound that fills the room, Soldano.

It's kind of hard to explain... But it's basically letting the flesh slightly hit the string along with the pick. Then you try to find the harmonics along the strings after the fretboard with the notes your fretting on the fretboard. Sorry if that doesn't make sense. Mainly just practice the pick technique.

I honestly love this pickup, and so do my other friends. I would definitely prefer it to have a little more output but then again that's not why it was made. I think you can only use this pickup for certain guitar. Mine happens to be Ash and while it doesn't fully capture it in this video. Many of my friends think this is my best sounding guitar. And I own a JP13 and a 1974 Gibson LPC. Which both are fantastic tone wise as well.

@@HunterRouth It's a great sounding pickup when used with the right guitar, amp, EQ, etc. which pretty much describes all pickups. I've seen Ossie Ahsen, Peter Thon, Jim Gausted and others get KILLER tones with the 78.

Agreed.

Thank you and awesome! I think you'll love it!

@@HunterRouthJust ordered a MJR. Can’t wait finally try it. After the Titanium I also got a Christopher Amott last month. I guess I have a Dellinger addiction now 😂

Correct. In-fact John Sykes himself never used pedal. Just a loud amp.

Aww, man, thanks! Greatly appreciate it and God bless you!

@@HunterRouth God bless you too man your a fucking inspiration.

You know I didn't like them at first, but the more I kept messing with, the more I liked the punchy and full mix of them.

@@HunterRouthNice! I just ordered a MJR. So soon I’ll find out how great they are.

Cheers! Thanks for watching the clip!

I've got another video on that guitar in my videos. It's not nearly this over the top, but thank you! I just threw this up because a buddy wanted to hear more of this guitar. The other video is much more comprehensive in that regard.

Feels aggressive and exhilarating to me. Just because a dude can shred doesn’t mean he suddenly sucks at all other playing. These backhanded compliments from people that wish they could shred are really getting old. Edit* also; This is a video of a guy playing a freaking Caparison Michael Romeo model and you were hoping for slow emotive playing? That’s an error in judgement dude. Rock on Hunter. I could listen to you rip like this for a good half hour straight. Keep on ripping man.

@aphexlane Appreciate you! Great analysis, especially the "Romeo guitar" part, haha 🤣 🤘🏻

Can’t tell you how many times we’ve heard the comment “no feeling too many notes”… they hate it cause they can’t play it. Keep shredding bro, and the Comparison Micheal Romeo model is gorgeous. I’m looking at a custom Comparison. And I’m sure Michael Romeo has heard that overused b.s. comment much too many times 😉

​@brandonwilks815 Thank you, Sir! Man, I'd love to own a Caparison Custom, but man, they are HIGH. There's one on sweetwater for $7,500. It does look glorious, however.

It can be a hard day for anyone sometimes. :-/

Thank you and God bless you!

Thanks Mom! ❤️

Nah, his is a 78. He had multiple Paul's. But 78 was his main. He even has a 59'.

Thank you and God bless you!

Love that guy!