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What's Up Party People??!! Today, we take a look at the Etana - the brand new overdrive from the good folks over at Siren Pedals in Nashville, TN. So this is a transparent overdrive and boost pedal modeled loosely after the Klon and co-designed by Country guitarist Lindsay Ell as her signature pedal! She did a really great preview over on Siren's youtube channel where she went through each of the six suggested settings and what she uses them for. You can find that video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfPO5... That preview was done with a Fender Strat, so I wanted to give you a preview using a guitar with humbuckers. For this video, I am using a 2021 Squier Paranormal Series Toronado! Leave a comment and let me know what you think of this circuit! If you like what you hear and would like to pick one up, go over to https://sirenpedals.com/ and use my code DAN20 to get 20% of at time of purchase on the Etana or any of Siren's other pedals! **These are selling extremely fast so get one now if you want it!!!!!!!**** Gear Used on the channel: Mic Stands and Accessories: Base 4 Stands Modular Mic Stands - https://base4stands.com/ Amplifiers: Puritan Handwired Amplifiers – Model 1 https://puritanamps.com/ Traynor Amplifiers: YCV40 and ReverbMate 40 https://traynoramps.com/ Orange Amplifiers: Crush RT35 https://orangeamps.com/ Like the channel and want to own something and be a part of the cool kids club? Check out my merch store on Teespring: https://basement-guitar-superstar.cre... Youtube not your bag? You can find the channel on Rumble as well: https://rumble.com/c/c-791077 Please note: Any views or opinions stated in this video are solely my own and may or may not reflect the experience of other consumers when using the same products! As always, thank you so much for watching and HAVE FUN playing!!

What is up Party People?! Today, we dig into a guitar that I am so grateful I was able to acquire, the Chapman ML2J Modern Deep Cherry. This particular ML2J was the original prototype created exclusively for Thomann by Chapman Guitars, then used by Mr. Rob Chapman himself in a few of his Youtube Videos (See links below): When Rob was done using this one, he sold it to my buddy Charlie Busuttil, the owner of Band Aid Music on the island of Malta and I bought it from Charlie! This is a rock n roll machine modeled after the Les Paul Junior and equipped with a Chapman Stentorian Zero Humbucker in the bridge position. Here are some other specs straight from Thomann's website: Special Edition - model available exclusively from Thomann Body: Ash Set-in neck: Maple Fretboard: Ebony Neck profile: C Scale: 240 mm (9.45") Fretboard radius: 635 mm (25") Nut width: 42 mm (1.65") Nut: Graph Tech Black TUSQ XL 22 Jumbo frets Pickup: Chapman Stentorian Zerø humbucker (bridge) 1 Master volume control (500k) 1 Master tone control (500k) with push/pull function Black pickguard Chapman wraparound bridge Chapman Classic Closed machine heads (18:1 gear ratio) Black hardware Ex-factory stringing: Ernie Ball Regular Slinky Nickel Wound .010 - .046 Colour: Modern deep cherry Made in Indonesia Here are some links to the videos where Rob uses it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBdd-Syl2H8&t=341s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMsRfAN2PHc Here is the link to Thomann: This guitar plays so good that it will probably make the regular rotation on the channel. Let me know what you think! For Overdrive, I am using the Kalavera FX Voltan Drive! Other Gear Used in this video: Pedals - Siren Pedals Anvil Compressor - https://sirenpedals.com/collections/featured/products/anvil-compressor Use my code DAN20 to get 20% off Mic Stands and Accessories: Base 4 Stands Modular Mic Stands - https://base4stands.com/ Amplifiers: Puritan Handwired Amplifiers – Model 1 https://puritanamps.com/ Like the channel and want to own something and be a part of the cool kids club? Check out my merch store on Teespring: https://basement-guitar-superstar.creator-spring.com Please note that all opinions expressed in this video are solely my own and my personal experience with this piece of gear may or may not reflect a viewers experience! As always, Thank you so much for watching and HAVE FUN playing!!

Whats Up Party People!?! Today is another great day and another lovely episode of one of my favorite segments to do - Creator Hangout, where I get to hang out with other youtube content creators. Mike is one of my absolute favorites! He is a fantastic guy and has been a huge supporter of me getting the channel started! I first discovered his channel through Leigh Fuge during 42 Gear Street 2 last year and I've been a huge fan ever since! Mike was gracious enough to humor me for an interview. Despite some audio issues in spots, we had a great chat and I got a chance to learn about his background more in depth!! Check out Mike's channel here: https://www.youtube.com/c/Chinaguitarsceptic As Always, thank you so much for watching and HAVE FUN playing!!!

What's Up Party People?! I recently visited Back Beat Music in Jonesboro, Arkansas and they have a wonderful selection of guitars including this beautiful American Original Telecaster. It caught my eye immediately when I walked in their guitar room, so i just had to do a demo of it for you! This is a traditional tele in every way, bright, punchy and chimey on all settings, with a crisp low end. Check out the specs here: https://www.fender.com/en-US/electric-guitars/telecaster/american-original-60s-telecaster/0110140866.html This one was available at Back Beat Music, so i you like what you hear and want to order it, here is the shops info: https://www.backbeatmusic.com/ Dont forget to hit the "Like" and "Subscribe" buttons. And as always, thank you so much for watching and HAVE FUN playing!!! Like the channel and want to own something and be a part of the cool kids club? Check out my merch store on Teespring: https://basement-guitar-superstar.creator-spring.com

Whats Up Party People?! Today, we visit Back Beat Music, a wonderful guitar shop in Jonesboro, Arkansas that I fell in love with when visiting one of my best friends a few years ago. We came back to visit this summer, and I just had to get Back Beat on the channel. They are really cool dudes and get some fantastic gear in the shop. Check them out on Instagram and their website. And if you see something you like, make sure to support them! Links here: https://www.backbeatmusic.com/ Instagram: @backbeatmusic95 As always, thank you so much for watching and HAVE FUN playing!! Like the channel and want to own something and be a part of the cool kids club? Check out my merch store on Teespring: https://basement-guitar-superstar.creator-spring.com

Whats Up Party People?! Today I unbox a guitar that normally I wouldnt have been that interested in. However, this particular one was owned and used by Rob Chapman on his Youtube channel. Rob has a really cool deal going with Charlie Busuttil, owner of Band Aid Music on the island of Malta. That deal is that whenever Rob is done using a guitar for the channel, he sells it to Charlie, who then makes it available for purchase in his store. This provides peasants like me an opportunity to own a piece of Chapman Guitars history as well as an instrument owned by Youtube Royalty! This is the original prototype of this model, which was made exclusively for distribution by Thomann. Enjoy!! Here some links of this guitar in action: https://youtu.be/jMsRfAN2PHc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBdd-Syl2H8&t=340s As always, thank you so much for watching and HAVE FUN playing!!! Like the channel and want to own something and be a part of the cool kids club? Check out my merch store on Teespring: https://basement-guitar-superstar.creator-spring.com

What is up Party People?! Welcome to another awesome episode of Creator Spotlight! Today, I chat with 16 year old Rylee Chavez, guitar player from South Dakota who has VERY bright musical future ahead of him! I first heard about Rylee through Paul Diallo, another up and coming guitar stud who I met on Instagram! He is a good kid and a damn good guitarist already, and a super fun guy! Look for him to really make a splash in the midwest music scene in the next few years! Here are some links: Instagram: @chavezguitar As Always, Thank You So Much for Watching and HAVE FUN Playing! Please Note**** Since Rylee is 16, I did seek out and receive back written permission from his parents in order to conduct this interview!

What's Up Party People?! Today, we do a deep dive into the Voltan Drive from Kalavera FX. This is a company I randomly stumbled onto while browsing instagram and was really impressed with what I saw and heard! I reached out to Jozef, the owner and asked if he'd like me to demo either of them, and we agreed on this one. Per our conversation, this is supposed to be a cross between a blues driver and a tubescreamer. Personally, i think it hits a little harder than traditional ones of those type of pedals. The thing I'm most impressed by though is the range with this thing. It sounds great pretty much everywhere you have the knobs set to! Leave a comment and let me know what you think! If you want more info or want to pick one up, here are the company's links: https://www.instagram.com/kalaverafx/ https://linktr.ee/KalaveraFx If you do decide to order one, please let Jozef know you saw it on my channel! As always, Thank you so much for watching, And HAVE FUN playing!!!! Other gear used: Studio Mic Stands: Base 4 Stands Amp: Puritan Handwired Amplifiers Model 1 Guitar: Chapman ML3 Modern Abyss Like the channel and want to own something and be a part of the cool kids club? Check out my merch store on Teespring: https://basement-guitar-superstar.creator-spring.com

Whats Up party People!!? If You're like me, I know you're a lover of classic amps like the Marshall JCM800! The problem (for me) is that my eyes are bigger than my wallet and theres no way I can drop wads of cash on a JCM800. But, I CAN afford an effects pedal that models it impecably. The MarshHell JCM800 from Chris Ray Premium FX does just that. Its got two op-amps for tons of range, a boatload of knobs and is really easy to dial in. Having the treble turned past 1 o clock is a bit shrill for me, but other than that, I LOVE This pedal! Chris Ray and his wife team up to build effects pedals. He does the circuitry and she does the artwork and both are amazing! Check out their other work here: https://www.instagram.com/chrisray_premiumfxpedals/ https://www.facebook.com/chrisrayfx Other videos of Chris' Circuits: From my channel Rat clone - https://youtu.be/mKn3chXglwc From Angry Tone Riff Clips: https://youtu.be/T2NK4kfMWzA https://youtu.be/Jhbn495B7NM As Always, thank you so much for watching! and Have fun playing! Like the channel and want to own something and be a part of the cool kids club? Check out my merch store on Teespring: https://basement-guitar-superstar.creator-spring.com Youtube not your bag? You can find the channel on Rumble as well: https://rumble.com/c/c-791077

What's Up Party People!? Today, we are addressing the frustration around being in a period with guitar where you feel like you're stuck and are not sure what to do next to improve. I strongly believe this is one of the main reasons why so many people have played "on and off" instead of being consistent and staying with it. So many things get thrown at you as a musician that it can be really hard to sort through them and have a sense of purpose and direction. I know I've felt overwhelmed before and numerous occasions, but I was able to push through thanks to great teachers and mentors and some of the tips in this video that people have passed on to me. Let me know in the comments if you find these helpful or not! And also, what advice have you been given that helped you break through and start improving again? Keep in mind these opinions are my own, but they did help me immensely in my guitar journey. Brook Hoover's Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHvHeO98S9s2QsjzvongITw/featured Ryan Lendt's Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/RyanLendtTube Korg Metronomes: https://www.guitarcenter.com/Korg/MA-2-Metronome-Blue-1500000250176.gc?source=4WWMWXGL&storeCode= As always, thank you so much for watching. And Have Fun playing!

Whats Up Party People!? I finally own a custom built guitar! My buddy Troy Andersen from Andersen Brothers Guitars here in Iowa had this LP-style guitar in his shop and I wanted it, so I had him put in Seymour Duncan Distortions and change some other things cosmetically to my specs. Troy's strong suit is paint and finishing on guitars and this green is absolutely awesome! This guitar is really fun to play and absolutely growls with the SD Distortions, even on 'clean' settings. Head on over to Troy's Facebook page and check out his other work! If you see something you like, reach out to him!! https://www.facebook.com/ABGguitars As always, thank you so much for watching and have fun playing!!! Gear used: Amp: Puritan Model 1 Pedal: Chris Ray Premium EFX Caoine Boost

Whats Up Party People?!!! Today, we take a look at two guitars that are far apart in price but still have a common denominator! That common Denominator is beloved hardware and pickup guru Trev Wilkinson! For this rendition of the GST, Glarry teamed up with Trev Wilkinson to try and improve their pickups. The GST2's have Wilkinson WOVS Ceramic Magnet Pickups and the Vintage has Wilkinson WVS Alnico 5's. The Glarrys come in at $149.99 while the Vintage V6's are $449.99. What I want to know is: do these two guitars sound remotely close to each other despite the $300 price difference? Here are links for both brands. If you like what you hear, support them by making a purchase! Glarry: https://bit.ly/3fLx7ED - GST 2 landing page https://www.glarrymusic.com/ Instagram - @glarryinc Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GlarryInc Vintage - https://vintageguitarsus.com/collections/v6-reissued/products/vintage-v6-reissued-electric-guitar-firenza-red https://www.facebook.com/VintageInstruments insta - vintageguitars_official As Always, thank you so much for watching and Have Fun playing! Please note: All opinions expressed in my videos are completely my own and may or may not reflect the experience other people have with the products reviewed!!

Whats Up Party People, in honor of it being Tuesday, which I am officially renaming "Toronado Tuesday," here's a little peek at the 2021 Squier Paranormal Series Toronado. The guitar gods have smiled on me and I managed to procure one early thanks to my contact Joe Ravita over at Empire Music in Pittsburgh. I love my 2020 Toronado so much that I bought one of each color from this year! Specs appear to be the same between the 2021 and 2020 models. For 2021's model though, it feels like the pickups sound a bit warmer than last year. Let me know what you think! Here's a link the Empire Music's website, youtube and other social media: https://empiremusic.com/ https://www.youtube.com/c/EmpireMusicPgh/featured https://www.facebook.com/empiremusic Three of the Toronados were available at the time of filming! Here are the specs according to Fender's website: Neck Material: Maple Neck Finish:Gloss Polyurethane Neck Shape - "C" Shape Scale Length - 24.75" (629 mm) Fingerboard Material - Indian Laurel Fingerboard Radius - 9.5" (241 mm) Number of Frets - 22 Fret Size - Narrow Tall Nut Material - Synthetic Bone Nut Width - 1.650" (42 mm) Position Inlays - Pearloid Dot Truss Rod - Single Action, Head Adjust ELECTRONICS Bridge Pickup Atomic™ Humbucking Neck Pickup Atomic™ Humbucking Controls Volume 1. (Neck Pickup), Volume 2. (Bridge Pickup), Tone 1. (Neck Pickup), Tone 2. (Bridge Pickup) Switching 3-Position Toggle: Position 1. Bridge Pickup, Position 2. Bridge and Neck Pickups, Position 3. Neck Pickup Configuration HH HARDWARE Bridge 6-Saddle Strings-Through-Body Hardtail Hardware Finish Chrome Tuning Machines Vintage-Style Pickguard 4-Ply Tortoiseshell Control Knobs Knurled Flat-Top Switch Tip Black Neck Plate 4-Bolt Squier® MISCELLANEOUS Strings Nickel Plated Steel (.009-.042 Gauges) These are fantastic guitars. The Chinese factory has really upped its game recently. Get one while you can! Dont forget to leave a comment as well as "like" and "subscribe:" As always, thank you so much for watching and Have Fun playing!!!

Whats Up Party People! Its Dan, your Basement Guitar Superstar! We have another Box of Bodaciousness! This time, we dive head first into the Danger Zone!!!!!! Its that crazy tremolo/phaser we all keep seeing and hearing on instagram!! I had a chance to chat with Chad, the owner of Option Knob! He was a really good dude and had some really rad stuff on display at NAMM! I'm excited to bring you the first impressions and deep dive videos for this circuit. The goal is to make it go "pew pew pew" like the Top Gun videogame for Nintendo! Check out their links here: https://www.facebook.com/wingmanfx https://wingmanfx.com/ Instagram - @option_knob As always, thank you so much for watching and HAVE FUN playing!!!

Hey All, ive always been super irritated about mic stands and their lack of versatility. They take up far too much room and have aggravatingly limited range. Todd and Noam from Base 4 Stands seem to have solved that problem FINALLY! They are really cool guys and hooked me up with a unit to try for the channel!!! Here's where you can go to look up more info: https://www.facebook.com/Base4Stands Instagram @base4stands

Whats Up Party People?! I know I'm really late on this one. However, Fender just announced the new Squier Paranormal Series for 2021. They are essentially the exact same models as 2020 only in different colors. One of the series, the Toronado, is one of my all time favorite guitars. The first quality guitar I ever owned was a MIM Fender Toronado. I sold it a few years ago and missed it dearly. So, when Fender announced the Toronados as part of this lineup, I was smitten with excitement. The original Toronado was produced from 1998 to 2006. It was Fender's answer to the SG, but never really caught on until well after manufacturing ceased. The 2020 release included black (shown in this video) and Lake Placid Blue. The 2021 colors include Seafoam Green Metallic and 3-tone sunburst. The 2020 models are nearly sold out everywhere, so make sure you pre-order the 2021 models if you want one. Here are the specs (per Anderton's website): Specifications Body Body: Poplar Body Finish: Gloss Polyurethane Body Shape: Toronado Neck Neck Material: Maple Neck Finish: Gloss Polyurethane Neck Shape: "C" Shape Scale Length: 24.75" (629 mm) Fingerboard: Indian Laurel Fingerboard Radius: 9.5" (241 mm) Number of Frets: 22 Frets Size: Narrow Tall String Nut: Synthetic Bone Nut Width: 1.650" (42 mm) Position Inlays: Pearloid Dot Truss Rods: Single Action, Head Adjust Electronics Bridge Pickup: Squier Atomic Humbucker Neck Pickup: Squier Atomic Humbucker Controls: Volume 1. (Neck Pickup), Volume 2. (Bridge Pickup), Tone 1. (Neck Pickup), Tone 2. (Bridge Pickup) Pickup Switching: 3-Position Toggle: Position 1. Bridge Pickup, Position 2. Bridge and Neck Pickups, Position 3. Neck Pickup Hardware Bridge: 6-Saddle Strings-Through-Body Hardtail Hardware Finish: Chrome Tuning Machines: Vintage-Style Pickguard: 3-Ply Black Control Knobs: Knurled Flat-Top Strings: Nickel Plated Steel (.009-.042 Gauges) Let me know what model in the paranormal series that you're most excited about! Other Gear used: Amp: Traynor Amps YCV40 Effects Pedal: Kalavera Effects Voltan Drive Thanks as always for watching, and HAVE FUN Playing!

What's Up Party People?! Today, we take a deep dive into the hive of buzzing bodaciousness that is the SuperBee overdrive from our friends over at Noise Pollution Pedals. This is a simple 3-knob circuit - Volume, Gain, Tone. It does a really great job of taking the natural tones of a guitar and boosting those while adding just a little bit of grit! This pedal sounds great with a variety of guitars. In this particular video, we play through it with my Gretsch Duo Jet G5222 as well as my Fender MIM Strat. Come along for the ride and let me know what you think. Here are some links: Noise Pollution Pedals Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DCrider73 Other videos with the BEE: https://youtu.be/UcQU1_RB7L0 Other Noise Pollution Pedals: Plum Crazy Plexi-Drive - https://youtu.be/QZACbJj8gm8 Zoso - https://youtu.be/jDyshsV825Q Warbird - https://youtu.be/LsHPJwASmTY As Always, thank you for watching, and HAVE FUN Playing!!!

Hey party people, we talk to Nathan over at Teton Guitars booth for summerNAMM. They make really amazing accoustic guitars and have 4 new models coming out, so i just had to highlight those. My buddy Greg for the Guitar Farm in New London, Iowa is a dealer for Teton and i have played several of them. I absolutely love he way they sound and i think you will too! Here are some links to where you can find out about them: Instagram: @tetonguitars website: https://tetonguitars.com/ https://www.facebook.com/TetonGuitars

Hey All, we are at summerNAMM in the beautiful city of Nashville, TN. And Mike, the owner/ mastermind behind Native Audio was gracious enough to humor me for an interview. He makes some really great circuits! Hi latest, the Kiaayo, is a really versatile and rangey transparent overdrive! Check them out here: Insta: @nativeaudio https://www.facebook.com/nativeaudious https://nativeaudio.com/

Whats up Party People?! Today, we take the plunge into the new and improved strat-style guitar from the good folks over at Glarry. If you remember my deep dive on the GST1, I really loved the neck and fretboard on that guitar, but the pickups sounded flat and it had some issues staying in tune. For the GST2, Glarry teamed up (albeit temporarily) with renowned hardware and pickup designer Trev Wilkinson for better pickups (the Wilkinson WVOs to be exact). They have also replaced the old plastic nut with a bone nut and the GST2 stays in tune much better than the GST1 does. So, today, we answer the ultimate question - Has Glarry done enough to warrant the $149.99 price tag? Don't forget to like and subscribe. Also, leave me a comment and let me know what you think of this one! As Always, Thanks for watching and Have Fun playing!!! Here are some links: Glarry GST Electric Guitar: https://bit.ly/3dh3Dx8 Glarry GST Ⅱ Upgrade Electric Guitar: https://bit.ly/3fLx7ED https://www.glarrymusic.com/ https://www.facebook.com/GlarryInc Instagram: @glarryinc

Whats up Party People!!!? Today, we take another look at my absolute favorite guitar in my collection, the Chapman Guitars ML3 Modern Abyss. Chapman Guitars is a UK-based company that makes really versatile guitars for honest prices. Leave a comment and let me know what you think of this guitar! This is the guitar that I will learn to chug and shred on and its perfect for that because its built for drop tunings. The Deep Dive video I did for this was whack because of bad amp mic placement on my part. However, this one turned out immensely better. For overdrive, i am using the SuperBee transparent overdrive, my current favorite OD pedal from Noise Pollution Pedals. I find myself using the ML3 modern in a ton of videos and its one of the main ones I pick up when I practice daily. Here are some other videos I've used it in: https://youtu.be/KcdRjh2px_k https://youtu.be/WptWlT4m98k https://youtu.be/P10-DmHobrU Here are the specs according to Anderton's website: Headstock: Straight heritage headstock Neck: Maple with satin finish Neck type: C shape recessed bolt-on neck with volute Top: Flame Maple veneer on flat top with gloss finish Body: Mahogany with gloss finish Body carves: Arm carve, front lower spoon cut, rear tummy cut, rear lower spoon cut, rear heel contour Fretboard: Ebony fretboard with rolled edges Binding: Reveal Frets: 24 jumbo nickel frets Fret markers: Pearl side dots and pearl front dot inlays 12th fret inlay: Pearl infinity Scale length: 648mm (25.5") Tuners: Chapman classic closed (18:1 gearing) String nut: Graph Tech black tusq XL nut Truss rod: Dual action Bridge: Chapman string-through hardtail Neck pickup: Chapman Sonorous Zero humbucker, Magnet: ceramic output: 10.5k ohms Bridge pickup: Chapman Sonorous Zero humbucker, Magnet: ceramic output: 12.5k ohms Pickup switch: 3 way blade switch with coil split on push-pull tone knob Controls: Master volume (500k), master tone with push-pull (500k) Strap buttons: Chapman classic strap buttons For more info, follow these links: https://www.andertons.co.uk/brands/chapman-guitars/chapman-ml3-modern-abyss https://www.chapmanguitars.co.uk/guitars/ml3-mod/ https://www.facebook.com/chapmanguitars Instagram: @chapmanguitars As always, thank you for watching and HAVE FUN Playing!

Hi All, Donner has a new line of pedals coming out called the vivid series and I got my hands on the first distortion in the new line - the Dark Horizon. In this video I preview it with a Squier Toronado and and Vintage (the brand) V6 to give you an idea of the dynamic range. Donner is know for making really affordable (and often decent-sounding) pedals and this one is no exception. It's $41.99 at Donner's website. The link is here: https://www.donnerdeal.com/collections/over-drive-distortion-201908/products/donner-guitar-distortion-pedal-dark-horizon-high-gain-distortion-with-3-band-eq-true-bypass I'm on the fence about this one. Here are some other links: https://www.facebook.com/Donnerdirect

Whats up party people? Today, we dig into the Green Tube, a tube screamer from Tone City Audio's new line of full sized pedals! You probably know Tone City from their mini pedal series, most notably the Durple, The Wild Fro and the Sweat Cream. Let me know in the comments what you think of this one! Tone City are a budget pedal builder who also manages to build circuits that sound really good. I got this one from Andertons over in the UK. Link here: https://www.andertons.co.uk/tone-city-green-tube-overdrive-pedal The Green Tube is a very simple three knob circuit - Tone, Volume and Drive. It does a really great job of bringing out the natural sound qualities of a guitar and adding a little bit of crunch without being overpowering. Check out Tone City's website for more info: http://www.tonecityaudio.com/html/T_C_Classic_Series/2020/1109/121.html Equipment Used: Guitars: 1) Fender MIM Telecaster 2) Harley Benton HB35 Amp: Traynor Amps YCV40 tube amp As Always, Thank You For Watching and Have Fun Playing!!!

Hey All, I should have done this a long time ago, but I wanted to save the best Siren Pedal till I had good recording equipment. The Airavata is an extremely versatile distortion with 3 different clipping modes and a boatload of sonic range. It can go from subtle crunch to full blown in-your-face Fuzz in a heartbeat. Made by Scott Schwertly and the gang over at Nashville-based Siren Pedals, the Airavata is an absolute monster that is sure to take your tone to the next level. If you like what you hear, use my code BGS20 at sirenpedals.com to get 20% off the Airavata or any of Siren's other pedals! Harry and A Guitar's Preview: https://youtu.be/-y56ctM7Vqk https://sirenpedals.com/products/airavata-distortion Code:BGS20 for 20% off https://www.facebook.com/sirenpedals Instagram: @sirenpedals Gear Used: Amp: Traynor YCV40 - https://traynoramps.com/ Guitars: Chapman Ml3 Modern Abyss - https://www.chapmanguitars.co.uk/guitars/ml3-mod/ Vintage V6MFR - https://vintageguitarsus.com/electric-reissued-details/#v6-series. If you enjoyed this content, please consider subscribing and hitting the like button. Also dont forget the bell symbol so you know when I have new videos published. And as always, Thanks for watching and Have Fun Playing!!!

What's up party people! Today, I plug the Glarry GST in to an amp (in this case my Traynor YCV40) for the very first time! I really excited to see how this sounds and plays! I really want to know if an $80 guitar is viable for a beginner to learn on or can it be modded to become viable. Join me as I check this out! And stay tuned for the Deep Dive, which is coming soon!! Here is a link to the guitar page: https://bit.ly/3dh3Dx8 General links: https://www.glarrymusic.com/​ https://www.facebook.com/GlarryInc​ https://www.instagram.com/glarryinc​