There's also a neat instrumental version of Greg doing Zep's 'Since I've been loving you', from the same gig, on YouTube.

Even if you don't like Country you got to admire this display of guitar playing.

Back in my days of using a Fuzz (70's), I picked up a Colorsound Tonebender from Macaris for under £12.

I think the Valve Art's are premium tested/selected from the Shuguang factory.
They should be good tubes.

Back in the days when I was running a Vintage Modern I got best results from Chinese KT66's.
They are available under many brand names with varying levels of quality.
Forget the JJ's!!!!!!

Get them to change it. You shouldn't pay 'new' prices for 'used' condition.

Nice!

Review of one here you may have seen.

We were talking about Victory Amps and Martin Kidd in another post. Here's a basic 'How it Works' video he did.
I suspect most of us know most of what's in it but maybe it would be a useful view for some.

When one of the best gear stores, near to me, closed, the guy that ran it said that customers would come to his place to try things out, then go to an online dealer to buy it cheaper. I think the only retail survivors at the moment are those with an online store as well, but how long will they keep ...

That Rick Beato series 'What makes this song great' is realy interesting.
The 'Running with the devil' you mention, is excellent.
I would also recommend his breakdown of 'More than a feeling' - an immense production.

........ just did a bit of Google-ing.

Most of his guitars went in a previous auction in 2016.

Yeah, I think the sound on that YouTube video is a bit rough. I reckon, like the rest of the Victory range, it sounds great in the room. I have been using the Victory RD1 for a little while now and it sounds great. Does everything I want it to do. Martin is a great player as well as designer which I...

Not many of his guitars in there ?
Where did all the Les Pauls, Explorers, and Strats go ?

An interesting look at the Gibson Custom factory.

I don't believe that 'Sound City' the studio, and 'Sound City' the english amp manufacturer, are anything to do with each other.
Same name different things.