Ceriatone 18W TMB -Blues with Gibson Les Paul '58 VOS

[lllULTIMATEMASTERlll]

i have the same guitar. But i have the iced tea finish. I love all the finishes. This guitar is one of the best ones you can buy. I love it. Great tone. Awesome guitar. Awesome playing.

[horstniggemeyer]

I like this video as it is an honest one: it gives you the sound of the guitar without the loads of effects you can hear usually. Effects which cover the real tone of the git or the amp. Nothing missing here. It´s a nice wooden tone and I congrat littlemachinewing: great guitar, nice playing! One of the best demos I´ve listened to recently. I´m looking myself for a guitar like this.

[littlemachinewing]

@horstniggemeyer Thanks! Your opinion and comment about the amp is perfect. It's a basic amp, not versatile, but with its own classic tone: It has the wooden tone I was lookin' for and it respect the dinamic of the guitar. It's not an "easy" amp and it doesn't accepts all effects, but when you find your tone you can't leave it.

[horstniggemeyer]

In a guitar demo I want to hear the guitar, not effects which cover the real thing. The amp is of course an essential part as we are talking about electric guitars. This should be set up in the most honest mode which is available: Clean or maybe with just a little grid.

As I said before: great demo with a real tone and nice blues licks. I wish we had more of these on youtube.

[Kastralis]

For some reason something is missing from the tone of this.... What did you use to record?

[littlemachinewing]

@Kastralis

if something is missing probably is my playing skill. The amp sounds really good, also if it's very loud.

For record I used a Zomm H4 and a Shure sm 57 mixed with Behringer Xenyx 802 direct into pc.

[AndrasSimon]

@Kastralis I believe a little reverb is what you are looking for

[parosite]

that was cool where did you get that backing track? sounds like a good one to practice to

[Whicol2]

Where did you get the backing track for this? I dig it!