guitar collection and A/V gear.

I used my cell phone so the quality is not that great but it should give the viewer an idea of what gear I use. I hope to do a more in depth video of my AV gear soon.

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[Countryboy200532]

You say the quality is with you cell phone so the quality is not that great but it sounds very close to some of the other videos that i have heard from you... and they all kinda suck.

[adobePC]

@Countryboy200532

The videos I do on Youtube are just for fun asshole. They will not be played over local cable. Having said that your videos suck ass but you don't see me posting snider remarks about your crappy videos.

[Westsound191]

Nice set-up. Looking forward to hearing you play.

[adobePC]

@Westsound191

Thanks.

[rockerojuan]

What's your profession? nice equipment.

[adobePC]

@rockerojuan

I used to do video production for local cables shows. I edited video and operated the switcher and audio board at times. It was a great job. I have also hosted open mike night from time to time. I work in manufacturing right now but I still freelance video production work work here and there. I would love to get back into video production full time again.

[Countryboy200532]

@adobePC I don't care if they are for fun or not. Im just saying that you typing the the quality of the audio would not be great is like saying summer in the amazon is usually hot. Everybody just expects it to be that way. haha

[Countryboy200532]

@adobePC I just didn't understand why you put the disclaimer in this video description as apposed to the other like the others are actually going to be good or something.

[Westsound191]

@adobePC Ah, - I didn't know that some of your collection were twelve string guitars.

What I was mainly referring to was that two of the same types of guitar (two electrics or two basses for example) also have a different tone caused by many factors - in the same way that even two Steinway grands can sound different due to things like size, whether the soundboard lid is open / closed, wear of hammer felt etc.

[adobePC]

@muk546

Westsound191 is correct. Acoustic guitars, nylon string guitars, twelve string guitars and electric guitars all sound very different.

[Westsound191]

@muk546 No, I think some are acoustic guitars, some electric and some are bass - and they probably have different tonal characteristics. I'm not a guitarist myself but my father used to make violins, violas etc and each would vary slightly in tone. It's certainly the case with different electronic instruments - samples are going to be different etc. I remember seeing Mark Knopflers collection - he had about 30 on display! :-)

[muk546]

whats the need for so many guitars waste of money