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Unfortunately, due to the conditions where I live, I can only play the guitar with headphones. Is the sound output quality of the headphones good?

Incredibly impressive. Keep going you are a beast

He's off the charts.

Hi Andy! I thought your video was really good, you just gained a subscriber from Brazil 🇧🇷 Regarding the two, in your opinion today, which one would you take? I have a Boss gx-100 and I want to exchange it for the HX, do you think it's a good one? Thanks!!

Have you checked out the line 6 pod go? i think that would now give this a run for the money, nice comparison.

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Me and My Guitar Play both Gig a GX100 (Guitar & Bass) through 2 x 1200 Watt Top and a 1000 Watt Sub. Once you set them up right there bullet proof and the sounds are incredible. Saying that I'm looking at an HX stomp on another board as I'd like to sometimes use my analogue pedals so it'll fit on a board . These units are all amazing you just need to research and spend time in getting them set up to what your using them for 🤟🎸 Boss and Line 6 effects are just Stella both amazing companies . There's no " Better " it's just two different Units 🤟

I've had problems with both the tuner and the nut. I've had a few PRS SE guitars including the newer 549 McCarty and Custom 24 (within the last year). They both had the same problems. There are certainly nicer guitars out there for the same money.

Impressive review! Considering buying one. Subscribed 🙌🏼

Nice clean tone ✨

Lekato cable gitar so cheap..is it good qualiti?

Wow is what I say every time I watch this young man 🤘🤘✌️🖖

Close your eyes. Nobody will be able to tell which is which as far as sound/tone goes.

Great video and nice playing as well. Keen to try one of these now.

To answer your thumbnail - it could almost be perfect for me - love mine, would recommend to anyone. Possibly my easiest playing guitar of all my guitars. The split works great, pickups sound great, trem is excellent and love the dual volumes and treble bleeds (so versatile) and very very resonant. All i am playing currently (also have USA strats and LPs). Even david grissom uses his out on tour. my DGT SE is so much better than my CU24 SE. They seem to have put some real effort into the DGT SE..

I got one and I prefer it over my Gibsons which were double the price, I love mine. Great video.

Hi Andy, great device but how do I connect guitar pedals to it? I know it goes from Guitar to Amplifer but what if I want to a pedal in between them, like a Tube Screamer?

Is the GX really Better than the ampero?

I own a gold se dgt. The tuners aren't great n i replaced them with locking one.. massive difference ... pots aren't great n the jack input doesn't like my boss wireless... the pick ups are otherwordly .. the money went on the development of the sound... best se by a long shot ... i own a ce 24 n i can feel the difference in materials but the se dgt is a phenomenal guitar for the money ... once u replace the tuners n maybe some pots n jack u'll have a keeper forever ❤️❤️❤️❤️

It's not only the technique. it's the jazz phrasing. You can tell he knows theory inside and out.

Something like olivia!

Max ostro so incridible

I played the gold top se version, this guitar lives up to the hype

Cómo puedo descargarlo hermano, soy nuevo en esto

Invest in some lighting. I can barely see the thing.

Some good advice. I had the same issue with my prs se. I used 3m green scrub pads on the back of the neck. Tape off both ends for a nice neat look

I don’t own either unit, just researching but to my ears the boss sounded best in all examples bar the ej sky clean - that one just sounded more artificial. In all other cases I preferred the boss, just sounds more like an amp.

i used to love guitar ... but now i learned to think that absolutely there is no such a thing like "that is is the best guitarrist" .. we do have and will have always guitar players that will amaze us.. just a matter of what style we like more..

My one and only issue with the Epiphone Firebird… they don’t do a lefty version. Same with the DG335, left-handed players (apparently) can’t have nice things 😂

Love my Nick Johnston Schecter SSS I just got. Every bit the build quality of my Fender player, probably even better, although tonally, i might prefer the Fender by a hair. Schecter is building quality mid range guitars that can totally compete with the expensive builds.

Man ! It's a 1000% question of taste. Some love it, some don't. I have dry hands, my hands never go sticky. I've played for over 50 years now. I play from be-bop Jazz to anything like heavy rock. I need a glossy clear coat for my thumb to grab on, and I can't stand the "chalky feeling" of matte finishes. I'm OK with the wood grain of some unfinished necks, but these can only be modern equipment with woods which have been treated to withstand the test of time 'cause unfinished wood will adsorb moisture and also dry out, so unfinished woods on guitars have to be basically "baked/roasted woods". Import Epiphones, or any import guitar for that matter, will never have nitrocellulose finishes, because 1stly nitrocellulose is dangerous (highly flammable, even when cured and dry), 2ndly nobody uses nitrocellulose except the American guitar manufacturing industry, 3rdly nitrocellulose wears out very very rapidly on musical instruments which are used intensively (like on a daily basis), and such South East Asian companies, like "World Musical Instrument Co." in Incheon, don't want to deal with additional trouble like premature wear of their products. Quite frankly, the quality of polyurethanes which are in use nowadays as finishes for musical instruments is simply outstanding : extremely hard and thin finishes can be obtained with these. Polyurethane is basically a type of epoxy glue. 2 little anecdotes: _ I have a recent 2015 Gibson Les Paul Less Plus P-90 GT Gold Top. Of course it's with a nitrocellulose finish. I'm extremely careful with my guitars (I have about 45 guitars now). Well, this Les Paul Gold top already has CRACKS everywhere on the finish, that's how bad that type of finish is. My luthier (who's an absolute genius) will soon entirely strip and refinish that Gibson with the exact same gold top color but in the best polyurethane available, and this guitar will look good, again. _ I have a recent 2014 Gibson Midtown Custom Ebony. One day I was jamming at a friend's house. He opened a bottle of finest Scotch and invited me for a glass. Unfortunately, one tiniest little drop of that Whiskey fell on the top of my black Midtown. If it had been polyurethane I would have wiped it out, but you can't wipe out alcohol on nitrocellulose because alcohol is a nitrocellulose solvent, so now I have a tiny little alcohol drop mark on the top of that guitar which never fails to irritate me whenever I pick that guitar to play it. My luthier says he'll polish that mark away. Now, apart from these technical considerations, my personal opinion about nitrocellulose as a finish : It's for "cork sniffers" and people who listen to them. If you really don't like the glossy finish on the back of the neck of your guitar, then you'll have to actually "damage your guitar" and sand it to matte, or remove it in which case you'll have to treat the bare wood with a special anti-moisture sealant that penetrates deep inside the wood fiber (special oils, etc) otherwise the wood of the neck will eventually warp due to repeated phases of drying out and absorbing moisture. Look at what Jeff Beck was using for his hands. He was playing Fender Strats with finished necks. He was using ... drum roll ... baby powder (talcum) : czcams.com/video/howz7gVecjE/video.html Now, there are 2 major advantages in a traditional Firebird architecture : the multi-ply neck-through architecture which insures a great neck stability and rigidity and therefore sustain, and the fact that the strings go in a straight line right through to the tuning posts. Well, due to the placement of the tuners on these Epiphone guitars, the strings don't go in a straight line to the tuning posts anymore, and that slight angle can sometimes be a cause of tuning stability ... but the cure for that is quite simple : use some lubricant in the nut slots. Anyway, have fun ! Play loud !

The les Paul sounds more sweet and smooth to me. Firebird has a raspy wildness to it. One thing for sure is both sounds awesome!

I agree with most of what you say . I would add that for me fenders 9,5 fretboard radius is the dealbreaker for me. I o also like the schacters xtra jumbo frets although it wold be nice if they were SS frets. I like the schecter roasted neck , its more stable. I also like the schecter 2 controls . Its all you need and it doesnt get in the way . On s type guitars i mod i aways just use the bottom 2 control hole and plug the open one. This gives even more clearance. The pups on the schecter seem a little cheap and they should be flat staggered on this guitar with a 14" radius . I always take the tuners apart and fill with synthetic grease . I like the schecters tapered neck joint. What I dont like about many schecters are the color choices. The have like 100s of guitars that all look the same with dreary boring colors and some like this one in silly toyish colors. Be nice if the had this one in some more interesting and classy colors. G&L and Godin offers s guitars in nicer colors. Nice playing by the way.

Love a Les Paul, but that Firebird sounds sweet.

Ya know what I hate... is when the first thing out of YT'r mouth is - PLEASE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBRE-Blah, blah, blah... STFU and get to the content. I'm so sick and tired of this ME ME ME crap. BTW, if ya don't want a poly finish spend 4x the money and get a Gibson.

Omg..... This is one of the coolest somgs ive ever seen anybody play!!! This just inspired me so much

I have been following him for a time, Right now he is maybe the best, its music att high level not only technic. Its so beautiful lines he is able pull of, amazing. 👏😎

have you thought about scotch brighting or sanding the back of the neck

Fab playing. 2 cents > Sell it and get a $500,000,000 Gibson, you know you want to feel the overwhelming guilt at having paid an enormous amount of dosh for yet another guitar. Welcome to the world of guitarists bro!

I love your tone. How did you make it?

Opening tone is SICK!!!!

Boss sounds organic and rich. Helix sounds thin, brittle and fake. Thanks!

Wow , please do.... thanks for sharing it. 👍👍👍

Do you still own this guitar? Any cons? Thinking of buying one

I'd rather change my bronze strings out than subject my Gibson SJ200 to Elixir's. Worst strings ever made IMO

Do people make and share song specific tones like say, an Eric Johnsons "Cliffs of Dover" or Metallica song-specific BOSS patches?

Definitely an amazing guitarist! Don't know how he doesn't break a string while bending like he does!

As a contrast to the Jazz feel, check him out playing the Kinks song "You really got me" instrumentally , with a small orchestra. It will show you his versatility and the guy is a shredder in the most tasteful way. I think he is the best in the world. 🎸 Google all you can find, including his "Drop D" video. He is insanely good. Praised by Steve Vai, Joe Bonamassa, and several other top Guitarists.

I had one,unfortunately I had clipping issues when I played hard so I returned it

From what I understand, Clapton played his FB1 on Had To Cry Today on the Blind Faith album. I just happened across this video of Blind Faith in concert .... where Clapton & Winwood are both playing their Firebird guitars: czcams.com/video/w_zc1g1OZms/video.html I had thought on the recording, Clapton was on one side of the mix (right) and Winwood on the left. But Winwood seems to credit Clapton for all the guitar work on that recording. If you listen to each side, you can hear a lot of blues riffs on the right ... with more of a classical melodic feel on the left. Anyway ..... that tone on the album is why I've wanted to some day get a Firebird ...