Podcasts about tonewood

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In this episode of DIY Guitar Making, I answer YOUR questions!Questions/Topics:- Mount Gretna Outdoor Art Show- Favorite Guitar brands/companies- Fret slotting saws- Marketing your guitars- How many pounds of pressure do go-bars produce?- Inlaying into dark woods as opposed to light woods- Lazy builders- Jim Lill debunking electric guitar tonewood debate- Neck profiling jigs do accomodate all profiles! (I got this wrong in last QA!)- Am I going to build a 12 string?- What notes/pitches do you listen for when taptuning?- What is a leg tapering jig?- What 'YMMV' means and why I can't keep up with the internet- Why nobody is watching my Refretting Masterclass video that I worked so damn hard to make!?- Buying instruments for the aesthetic value of the wood/materials- Johnson Paste Wax and the Everything Shortage caused by that which shall not be named! 

In this episode of DIY Guitar Making, I answer YOUR questions!Questions/Topics:- Do headstock templates include space for the nut?- A jig for profiling necks with a router- An audio example of a student's guitar- Choosing fretwire with the right tang size for your fret slots- Leg tapering jigs for the bandsaw- A case for titebond over hot hide glue- Bevelling fret slots- Why Strats and Les Pauls sound different

It's still Red October and we are back with another Phight Companion but this time we brought some backup. We are joined by Andyman to watch the Phils absolutely dominate the D-Backs while we drink some top tier Tonewood beers. Support the podcast by donating at Anchor.fm/bestbestfriendspod/support Check out the live stream at Twitch.tv/bestbestfriendspodcast Save $10 on your first box of $25 or more on Tavour with Promo Code BESTBESTFRIENDSPOD Episode Song: Dancing On My Own (Tiesto Remix) by Calum Scott Remember to Subscribe, Rate and Review UNTAPPD - @Bestbestfriendspod INSTAGRAM - @Bestbestfriendspod FACEBOOK - @Bestbestfriendspod TWITTER - @BBFPod EMAIL - BestBestFriendsPod@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bestbestfriendspod/support

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Tonight we tackle the highly annoying idea of electric guitar “tonewood.” Does the wood that your electric guitar is made out of affect the sound? Many guitar manufacturers and guitar pros say yes, but science says no. You'll never guess which side I'm on….While this topic is more pseudoscience than pseudoarchaeology, I figure it counts because I have an electric guitar in my office on campus…TranscriptsFor rough transcripts of this episode go to https://www.archpodnet.com/pseudo/109Links Tonewood videoContact Kinkella Teaches Archaeology (Youtube) Blog: Kinkella Teaches ArchaeologyArchPodNet APN Website: https://www.archpodnet.com APN on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/archpodnet APN on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/archpodnet APN on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/archpodnet Tee Public StoreAffiliates Wildnote TeePublic Timeular Motion

Tonight we tackle the highly annoying idea of electric guitar “tonewood.” Does the wood that your electric guitar is made out of affect the sound? Many guitar manufacturers and guitar pros say yes, but science says no. You'll never guess which side I'm on….While this topic is more pseudoscience than pseudoarchaeology, I figure it counts because I have an electric guitar in my office on campus…TranscriptsFor rough transcripts of this episode go to https://www.archpodnet.com/pseudo/109Links Tonewood videoContact Kinkella Teaches Archaeology (Youtube) Blog: Kinkella Teaches ArchaeologyArchPodNet APN Website: https://www.archpodnet.com APN on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/archpodnet APN on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/archpodnet APN on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/archpodnet Tee Public StoreAffiliates Wildnote TeePublic Timeular Motion

Paul Reed Smith drops in to dip a rig and unpack the facets of tone—and why he unwound—and destroyed—a set of $10k vintage Fender pickups. Plus, all the fun stuff: What's it like working with John Mayer? Does Santana's guitar sound like a tenor sax? Why does David Grissom need every PRS on a music-store wall to play great? And the dudes argue over the big question: What's better a cheap guitar and an expensive amp, or an expensive guitar and a cheap amp?Big thanks to StewMac for sponsoring this episode. Head to http://stewmac.com/dippedintone to get 10% off!8:20 Shill of the Week14:49 Paul Reed Smith Interview16:59 Paul Dips a Rig (Kinda)29:04 I Can't Afford a Real Marshall, Paul32:27 The HDRX Amp and Old Marshalls38:44 Seriously, do tonewoods even matter? 47:35 What does Paul look for in a piece of wood?50:56 How do you make a good guitar great? 53:20 Paul talks about how PRS is making saddles better59:18 The Silver Sky SE1:04:58 The magic of a 1963 Stratocaster1:10:30 Expensive guitar or expensive amp? 1:20:28 We get the PRS nod1:22:07 What PRS should you start with?Subscribe, like, and leave us a commentSign up on our mailing list: http://eepurl.com/iaCee5Support us on Patreon for access to our discord server and other perks! https://www.patreon.com/dippedintoneMERCH: https://teespring.com/stores/dipped-in-toneFollow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/dippedintone Dipped in Tone is:Rhett Shull https://www.rhettshull.com/Zach Broyles / Mythos Pedals https://mythospedals.comPremier Guitar https://www.premierguitar.com/

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We are talking about some kick butt women for the month of May, and we are starting off with Ellen Ripley from the Alien Franchise. We also enjoy beer from Bolero Snort and Tonewood.

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22:00 Main Topic Support us on https://www.patreon.com/dippedintone Merch Store https://teespring.com/stores/dipped-in-tone In this episode of the Dipped in Tone podcast Rhett Shull and Zach Broyles talk about impatience commenters and our overall attitudes, we dip a rig, and talk about a video that is reigniting the tonewood debate across the web. Subscribe, give the video a like, and drop us a comment about what you think or future podcast ideas. Learn more about Rhett - https://www.rhettshull.com/ Rhetts Discord Server - https://discord.gg/hMTvsRb Learn more about Zach & Mythos Pedals - https://mythospedals.com Milton our Editors website https://www.bluefeatherrecording.com/ Purchase gear we use for making videos and working on gear. https://www.amazon.com/shop/mythospedals #guitarpodcast #guitarpedals #electricguitar --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dipped-in-tone/message

In this week's CatPick Fridays episode Rich and Vlad discuss the new Jackson Audio Cory Wong Dual OD The Optimist, Joan Jett Epiphone, Jam Pedals Seagull and Delay Lama mk3, Magnatone Starlite Amp, Bob Dylan selling his catalogue rights to Sony, Chapman ML3 Pro, dive into the Best Budget Amps Under $500 in 2022, answer some great questions and comments sumbitted by YOU and check out a great tonewood video by Jim Lill. Complete Rock And Metal Songwriting: https://bit.ly/3pEtnLv CatPick Fridays can be found both on YouTube and Apple Podcasts and Spotify. CatPick Studios Merch (use the code 'PODCAST' for -20% off of any purchace): http://bit.ly/2PJQ9iQ Rich. Words. Music: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbNnXraM9oHWWBACNS07DMw Jackson Audio Cory Wong Dual OD: https://www.musicradar.com/news/jackson-audio-the-optimist-cory-wong-klon Joan Jett Epiphone: https://www.guitarworld.com/news/joan-jett-epiphone-olympic-special Jam Pedals Seagull: https://www.musicradar.com/news/jam-pedals-seagull-david-gilmour Jam Pedals Delay Lama mk3: https://www.musicradar.com/news/jam-pedals-delay-llama-mk3-analogue-delay-pedal Jam Pedals The Rattler Limited Edition: https://www.jampedals.com/rattler-plus/ Vlad's Pink Flow demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ja1By6k_ALU Magnatone Starlite Amp: https://geargods.net/news/magnatone-rolls-out-5-watt-fender-style-starlite-amp/ Bob Dylan Recording Catalogue Sale: https://guitar.com/news/music-news/bob-dylan-sells-rights-to-complete-recording-catalogue-to-sony-music/ Chapman ML3 Pro Review: https://guitar.com/review/electric-guitar/chapman-ml3-pro-modern-review/ Best budget guitar amps under $500/£500 in 2022: https://www.musicradar.com/news/best-budget-guitar-amps-under-dollarpound500 Tested: Where Does The Tone Come From In An Electric Guitar?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n02tImce3AE   CatPick Studios Jam Tracks: http://bit.ly/32bElcB CatPick Studios Merch: http://bit.ly/2PJQ9iQ My Thomann Store: https://www.thomann.de/fi/thlpg_to75kzs7bv.html   00:00 Intro 05:10 Jackson Audio Cory Wong Dual OD 19:40 Vlad's Latest New Gear 23:44 Joan Jett Epiphone 30:01 Jam Pedals Seagull 37:58 Jam Pedals Delay Lama mk3 42:25 Magnatone Starlite Amp 46:07 Complete Rock And Metal Songwriting 47:38 Bob Dylan Recording Catalogue Sale 56:27 Chapman ML3 Pro Review 1:08:17 Best budget guitar amps under $500/£500 in 2022 1:31:23 We Answer Your Questions And Comments! 1:43:54 Tested: Where Does The Tone Come From In An Electric Guitar?

Filmpodcast 724 Woche 50 2021 Kino im Kopf – mit Brigitte Häring. Viel Vorschusslorbeeren gab's für Pedro Almodóvars neuen Film «Madres Paralelas» – zu Recht, finde ich. Michael Sennhauser hat sich die Geschichte einer verlorenen Insel im Kaspischen Meer angeschaut: «Ostrov» heisst der Dokumentarfilm. Und Georges Wyrsch fand die Suche nach dem richtigen Holz für eine Geige im Dokfilm «The Quest For Tonewood» zwar dramatisiert, aber unterhaltsam. Das alles gibts heute zu hören – dazu natürlich noch die Kurztipps und eine Tonspur.

JR Robison is a District Sales Manager at Taylor Guitars. In this interview, we discuss guitar collecting, tonewoods, models, and new guitars out from Taylor Guitars. We also talk about JR's recent move from Ramona California to San Antonio Texas so that he can better serve his reseller community.Taylor Guitars was founded in 1974 by Bob Taylor and Kurt Listug, and has grown into the leading global builder of premium acoustic guitars. Renowned for blending modern, innovative manufacturing techniques with a master craftsman's attention to detail, Taylor acoustic guitars are widely considered among the best-sounding and easiest to play in the world. The company is a pioneer in the use of computer mills, lasers and other high-tech tools and proprietary machinery, and today, Bob Taylor is widely recognized throughout the musical instrument industry as the visionary acoustic guitar manufacturer.Today, Taylor employs over 1,200 people and produces hundreds of guitars per day exclusively in two factory complexes in the U.S and Mexico: El Cajon, California, and in Tecate, Baja California, Mexico. (Taylor does not manufacture any guitars in Asia.) The company maintains an active dealer network, with Taylor guitars sold through hundreds of retail locations in North America and with international distribution to 60 countries, including a distribution warehouse and factory service center in the Netherlands.Our site has a wealth of information about what goes into making a Taylor guitar and how to make this very important decision. We have guides for how to find the right fit for you. Learn about the subtle differences in shapes and styles. Delve into different types of woods and construction, which are vital to the flavor and tone of an acoustic. Explore the Taylor line by series to find the look and style you want for your instrument.Every guitar player needs a great acoustic guitar – or several – in their collection. Finding the right acoustic guitar for you can be a daunting process even for the most seasoned player. If you are new to shopping for guitars, then it is even more critical that you learn all you can before you make your first purchase. If your first acoustic guitar is not the appropriate choice for you, then it can dramatically reduce the enjoyment you will get out of your instrument. If you are a new guitar player, the wrong guitar can be downright discouraging. You want a guitar that fits you, is effortless to play, and has the rich, beautiful tone you love to make it the instrument you dream of playing hour after hour.

Ray is back to talk about the year 2015. We are talking the VVitch, Mad Max Fury Road, and Mission Impossible Rogue Nation. We also enjoy drinks from Ghost Hawk, Devil's Creek, and a collaboration from Cape May, Source Farm House, Double Nickel, Tonewood, and Urban Village.

Episode 2. Passion & Mercurial Warfare - I dunno. Join me for a journey through reverbs and delays via being a rhythm guitar player. Rhythm is cool. Rhythm is fundamental. Grab a beer and lie down. You're going to need to take the weight off your feet!

From choosing the right tree for tonewood, to safely getting logs down the mountain, award winning bass maker Trevor Davis shares with Chris and Rozie his experiences traveling to Colorado to fell spruce. Special Guest: Trevor Davis.

We  are joined by Canadian fingerstyle guitarist, Don Alder.Don is one of those guitarists that plays with a passion rarely seen, it's that same passion he applies towards serving his community. Alder's music career has garnered many awards and accolades, and has a long history of working with non profits in hands on leadership roles. In 2022 Don was one of six musicians to receive the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Lieutenant Governors award to acknowledge his lifelong work of bridging music to inspire and create positive change in Canada and around the world. Don is very proud board member of Empower Through Music and serves as it's Development Director.Don is a world-class fingerstyle guitarist with a "wow factor" that has led to winning all the top Modern Guitar Competitions in the world, multiple endorsement deals with major manufacturers.He is a top endorsee for Yamaha Guitars, Seymour Duncan Pickups, Ernie Ball Strings and Santo Angelo Cables, Riversong Guitars, Emerald Amicus, Tonewood amp, so keep an eye out for a Clinic near you.Please visit Don's website for more infohttp:/www.donalder.comPlay on, my friends!

We're keeping it Jersey once again with this episode of GoB Radio. We head 2 hours south from where we are to Oaklyn (not Oakland as you'll hear about) to dive into some Tonewood Brewing. We have a solid, IPA focused line-up including: Dusk to Dawn IPA, SIPA Session IPA, Down Tempo Double IPA, Stratacaster Double IPA. Sit back, grab a beer, and listen to our dulcet tones as we get this Tonewood in us.

Scott Eave is the owner of Zenguitartrading.com, an online boutique dealer of luthier-built electric guitars. We dive deep into what makes a responsive guitar special, what applications they're appropriate for, and why we geek out about them so much.

Luthiers Question Time with Ben Crowe, master luthier of Crimson Guitars and host of Crimson Custom Guitars, the premier guitar-building channel on YouTube. In this weekly podcast, Ben answers a series of questions on life, the universe, and guitar making.. not necessarily in that order.  The questions are recorded during a pair of live streams on the Crimson channel from which only the most interesting, entertaining, or possibly compromising answers make this podcast. Check out the rest of what Ben does with his team of luthiers and toolmakers at http://www.crimsonguitars.com Crimson is also one of the largest in-person luthiers schools in the world with hundreds of happy students attending courses yearly.. you too could build your own guitar, or two.. it is our mission to facilitate that in as many ways as possibleIn today's episode, Ben discusses an experiment to categorically prove or disprove tonewood and his love of Paul Reed Smith

JR joins us in discussing Christian Bale for episode two of Animation vs Live Action. We get into Howl's Moving Castle and American Psycho. We also enjoy beer from Bonesaw and Tonewood.

We are getting into two of the most successful modern Blockbuster Franchises with the MCU and the Fast and the Furious. We also enjoy some beer from Tonewood and Icarus Brewing

This week on Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy is highlighting the powerful women defining the craft malt industry. On the show is Jesse Bussard from the North American Craft Maltsters Guild in Bozeman, MT; Kether Scharff-Gray from Mainstem Malt in Walla Walla, WA; and Hilary Barile from Rabbit Hill Farms & Malt House in Shiloh, NJ.To kick things off, Jesse introduces us to her role at the Craft Maltsters Guild. Then, Hilary walks us through Rabbit Hill Farms and Malthouse, where they grow and malt all their grains themselves. The agriculture side of growing barley is very important, and Hilary discusses the challenges of weather, seasons, and supplying locally. Kether also reflects on the climate out in Washington and the complications of growing dry land grain.Jesse then highlights the quality control process, which takes place in labs across the country. This work helps develop regionally adapted barley varieties, matching the crop to the environment where it would have the best chance of growing. Speaking of grains, the gang then names an iconic beer with flavor dependent on its malt, and reflects on reeducating the brewing community about the agriculture side of beer. To wrap things up, Jesse, Kether, and Hilary explain the strong role women have played in the development of the craft malt industry, and the task force the Guild is creating to help work towards more diversity and inclusion. Beer List:1. Tonewood brewery ( Rabbit Hill Farm and Malthouse)2. Wormtown brewery, Be Hoppy3. Kent Falls, Be-SmokePhoto Courtesy of Jesse Bussard.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Beer Sessions Radio by becoming a member!Beer Sessions Radio is Powered by Simplecast.

Welcome to Guitar Villains! Today's guest is the funk master Mark Lettieri.Thanks to American Musical Supply for sponsoring the show.Use code Tyler6 for a great deal.http://bit.ly/SaveOnGearNow0:00 - Introduction3:15 - Collecting lanyards is an addiction4:20 - Mark’s guitar villain alter-ego8:27 - Burning Questions10:30 - Name Those Notes11:43 - Gospel moves on guitar14:20 - Chord solos with melodic development16:45 - When you know a guitarist by one note18:45 - The art of baritone guitar26:29 - Mark’s songwriting approach27:50 - The PRS Fiore33:15 - Tonewood is real35:30 - The strangest tour moment of Mark’s life37:49 - Mark likes beer41:30 - Mark raises monarch butterflies44:32 - The hardest and easiest thing about guitar48:50 - Mark’s supervillain adviceMark and my video on FUNKCheck out Mark LettieriJoin Guitar Super System today: http://guitarsupersystem.com

Édith Butler et Lisa LeBlanc, deux générations de musiciennes acadiennes, préparent un nouvel album ensemble; Marcel Lebœuf présente son premier spectacle solo; Garihanna Jean-Louis, la première et seule femme noire diplômée de l'École nationale de l'humour, discute de son parcours; Anaïs Favron nous parle de son emploi du temps du temps bien chargé; Olivier Morin, cofondateur du Théâtre du Futur, célèbre les 10ans de l'établissement; Isabelle Brouillette revient sur la finale de l'émission "M'entends-tu?"; et Mireille Langlois, Philippe Renaud et Jessica Barker discutent de la série Halston, offerte sur Netflix, du documentaire « The Quest for Tonewood » (de Hans Lukas Hansen), du balado « Convictions » (de Simon Coutu), de l’album « Daddy's Home » (de St.Vincent), du festival DOXA de Vancouver et du balado « Brainwash: les cobayes oubliés », animé par Sophie-Andrée Blondin.

Today I tackle the Tonewood debate among other things.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/davesguitarchannel)

This week we start our Christmas theme, and we are talking about National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. We also enjoy beer from Icarus Brewing and a collaboration from Double Nickel, Cape May, Tonewood, Urban Village, and Source Farmhouse Brewery.

Today’s guitar villain is Misha Mansoor, a key founder of the beguiling genre of Djent and an overall machine of a guitar player. Misha is the mastermind behind the wall of sound that is the band Periphery, a signature artist of Jackson guitars and BareKnuckle pickups, the founder of the excellent Get Good Drums software, and an avid sports car enthusiast. Misha is also the founder of Horizon Devices, a company featuring some truly spectacular guitar pedals like the Apex PreAmp and Flux Echo, and now, most recently, they’re making guitar strings. With that resume, you better prepare yourself, because it’s time for this episode of Guitar Villains.Intro and Misha’s supervillain alter-ego: 0:00Burning Questions: 6:14Misha’s backward sense of harmony: 11:10Problem-solving in songwriting: 15:10Name Those Notes: 16:44The re-release and return of Bulb: 27:35Guitar playing from the producer perspective: 30:14The hardest and easiest thing about playing guitar: 32:22The most important skill guitar players ignore: 34:34Writing music starting with a drum groove: 37:02The problem with drum loops: 40:29The difference between delay and echo: 42:00Misha’s dream band: 45:59Misha’s favorite airplane album: 48:56Misha’s supervillain advice: 49:39Check out Horizon DevicesCheck out GetGood DrumsFollow Periphery on YouTube Sign up for Guitar Super System, the most popular independent guitar learning platform on the internet: https://bit.ly/GVMM006

In this episode of DIY Guitar Making, I discuss options for sourcing acoustic guitar tonewoods from online luthier suppliers, from local hardwood suppliers, and even from the forest floor itself! (but dont' do that...)To find the "DIY Guitar Making" podcasts AND videos all in one place visit:www.diyguitarmaking.comFor information on the Hands-on Guitar Building Workshops and online guitar building courses visit:www.ericschaeferguitars.com

This week on The Friday Special episode of The Guitar Nerds Podcast, I'm joined by acoustic guitar master and thoroughly nice chap, Mike Dawes. In this episode we'll talk all about his unique playing technique, his wonderful signature model Cuntz guitars, his Tonewood amp, and his fantastically clever approach to effects use and building songs as a solo performer.Check out Mike Dawes on his website and across social media. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For forty years, Bruce Harvie (Orcas Island Tonewoods) has carved out a nice existence for himself in the instrument making world as a tonewood supplier. His one-man operation is based in one of the most beautiful spots in North America (Washington State's San Juan Islands), where he sells spruce, redwood and other raw materials to mandolin and bowed instrument makers around the world. He's also a prolific musician.  Though he makes his living selling hand-selected wood, Harvie is quick to point out that there's great instrument-making materials all around us, for cheap. "It's amazing how many mandolins get burned," he says. "I've gotten a lot of wood out of firewood piles."   On this week's Fretboard Journal Podcast, we talk to Harvie about his early instrument building days, how he sources his tonewoods, and about some of the lesser-used woods in instrument making that deserve a chance.    Follow Orcas Island Tonewoods here and listen to Bruce's new album here.  This episode is sponsored by Mono Cases and Retrofret Vintage Guitars.   

As a guitar player - the wood quality of your guitar matters, whether you know it or not. Why? Because the wood materials are the very key element dictating whether any guitar has the potential – the genes – to become a decent musical instrument.Today we'll talk talk about Thermally Aged Tonewood. If you're not familiar with the term, you still might have heard about roasted or caramelized maple. All this stuff might sound to you like esoteric mumbo jumbo that has nothing to do with rock'n'roll, after watching this live stream you might think otherwise!I have invited a guest who knows all there is to know about thermal modification of tonewood. My teacher and mentor for many years, please give a warm welcome to the grand old master guitar maker Rauno Nieminen.A little disclaimer - this podcast is not about the guitars we make in my company. Instead, it's simply a dialogue to help you, who are interested in learning more about your own instrument. The brand of the guitar makes no difference whatsoever.These podcasts have been edited from my Weekly Wednesday Q&A YouTube live streams. You'll probably notice this from time to time when listening. If you feel you're missing a detail due to the lack of moving picture, you can always find the equivalent content on YouTube! Talk to you soon,Juha

This is the first of the LIVE Guitar Talks. More to Come.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/davesguitarchannel)

There is a romance to uncertain times. In the undulations and valleys that we experience in life we are given an opportunity to learn new ways to do things. Much like the relationship between a master and his student, experiences offer us an opportunity to see things from a different angle. This episode isnt about making guitars, per se, but about making a dream come true….about finding a muse and following it to completion. We'll be talking with Tom Thiel, an entrepreneur who spent his life in pursuit of a craft. He has built over 500 instruments. Built a sound company. He knows that by trial and error one learns things, masters them. This man creates 'serious wood products.'We'll also meet a piece of wood called DragonTongue. It's worth a listen for those who wish to master a talent. Music from the episode comes from none other than the amazing Reverend Freakchild. His new album, called The Bodhisattva Blues, can be pre-ordered beginning April 1, 2020 right here:http://www.www-reverendfreakchild.org/the-bodhisattva-bluesThe album officially releases on April 10th...GET THE BLUES. GET THE BODHISATTVA BLUES. Many thanks to the Reverend's publicist Betsie Brown of Blind Racoon, LLC. You can visit them at:https://blindraccoon.com/Tom Thiel's website can be found at www.northwindtonewood.comNoah River's website can be found at www.njrguitars.comSee you next time on Baker Street with Thom Pollard.

Lipinski & Watkins have recovered from Turkey Day mayhem and have come to the realization that the Eagles are toast. Thankfully the Sixers and Flyers are picking up the pieces and giving the Philadelphia sports fan something to cheer for! On this episode: A full review of the Friendsgiving beer collaboration by Cape May, Double Nickel, Tonewood, & Urban Village breweries. Lipinski rejoices in the return of Greg Schiano to Rutgers Trying to make sense of the Eagles mess of a season The Ravens & 49ers are the real deal Are Michigan fans getting too nuts with wanting Harbaugh out? Would James Franklin really go to Florida State? The Sixers are finally gelling and it's only gonna get funner Are the Flyers for real after posting the best points record in November? The podcast is presented by Michael's Glass Company! Serving the Philadelphia tri-state area since 1978. For all your glass needs, shower doors, windows, & auto glass make it Michael's Glass! 215-338-3293 Tell them the #2Mikes sent you! The Podcast is part of Sports Talk Philly & can be found on the web at sportstalkphilly.com Subscribe to the podcast Apple Podcast Anchor Stitcher Spotify TuneIn SoundCloud IHeartRadio Follow us on social media Twitter Instagram Facebook --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Pod Cast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kygpodcast/id1252877095Question Index0:00 intro0:58 Time stamps and the way I do the live shows. 1:48 My shirt and bold head makes me stick out. lol A special coupon code to get 10% off merch Type C0ZY https://teespring.com/stores/know-your-gear-shop-2The Black ops logo shirt has been the number one seller since May Type C0ZYhttps://teespring.com/know-your-gear-in-grey?tsmac=store&tsmic=know-your-gear-shop-2&pid=2&cid=23973:36 Can you re-fret a guitar with smaller frets than it has?6:18 Duncan Design vs Seymour Duncan The pick up is called a Duncan Performer. Guitar Center MF only PUhttps://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/duncan-performer-maverick-soundhole-pickup13:12 Why I think most 15 watt amps are great for blues. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vToCXnyjV-817:25 Any love for the Soldano Hot Rod 25?20:11 Is 400 guitars and 400 amps enough?27:18 Thoughts on Tonewood ampshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW3cLA9OQUM29:36 The feeling that you should not keep a expensive guitar33:33 The PRS SE Standard 35:52 My influence on Paul Smith is about zero. lol 39:26 I will be reviewing 50 pick ups in 2020!!!! This is why42:19 More of what you want and less of what companies want.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYG)

➜All show notes and links: https://acousticlife.tv/at70/➜Get the show: https://tonypolecastro.com/get-acoustic-tuesday Featured in This Episode... #4 Three Steps To Play Bass Walks Does the mere thought of transitioning from chord to chord stop you dead in your tracks when you want to play a song? In this video lesson I share with you a way to make your chord changes not only easier... but more interesting and fun by adding bass walks. And if you watch to the end, you'll get the Master Formula to create ANY bass walk you want. #3 What's On the Turntable This Week? This week’s featured acoustic artist is Gwenifer Raymond who comes recommended to us by Acoustic Tuesday listener Mark Clark H. from Ardre, Gotland. Mark says, "She's a young up and coming Welsh fingerstyle guitarist who's influenced by Fahey and other American Primitives, as well as old country blues. She also has a Ph.D. in astrophysics and designs video games in her day job--so pretty interesting bio. Her first LP just came out this year and it rocks deeply, or maybe picks deeply rather?" #2 Tonewood Amp Review The Tonewood Amp has been recommended to me many times. The folks at Tonewood were kind enough to send me a demo model. This unit is completely unassuming.  Installation was super easy, and it did not mark the finish on my guitar. I was intimidated to install it but am surprised at how easy and seamless it went. Once installed, it was extremely user-friendly. I see this as a very useful, creative tool. #1 The GIG At Belmont Review There's a lot of talk about planning in the new year. What vacations to take, guitars to buy, guitars to play.....well I found a place in Nashville that combines all of this! The GIG (Gallery of Iconic Guitars) actually features nearly 500 truly iconic guitars. 

Highlighted Question Index21:34 East Coast Guitars from Andertons Music Co.0:00 Intro 0:30 Shout to Lefty Mike!1:10 Tonewood wars on Gear Wars Article https://knowyourgear.net/gear-wars2:30 Reddit Ask Me Anything https://www.reddit.com/r/Guitar/comments/9z6uc5/phillip_mcknight_know_your_gear_reddit_ama/3:48 Easiest way to tell if rosette is a sticker or real?6:01 December is going to be busy and here is why7:18 We got some sponsors for Sharpen My Axe. 10:58 How do I Join a band?13:18 Quilter 45 pedal?15:47 JHS Pedals16:49 Jaguar or a Jazzmaster?18:44 When doing a set up at what point do you set intonation?20:12 Have you ever player this bass?21:34 East Coast Guitars from Andertons Music Co.27:39 Can you jump the channels on a Fender Deluxe Reverb?30:28 Brian Stewart and the Mick Marrs statue32:23 Sam Ash and the Michael Kelly guitars33:58 You have to have goals bigger than your problems. #KYG40,200,40 update 37:55 Sharpen My Axe Sponsor Updates38:34 Thoughts on Marshall code?39:41 Loose truss rods?40:28 Thoughts on adding a Sustainiac to a Squier?45:01 Thoughts on Guitar Fetish. I found the email48:02 Best everything guitar of all time?50:23 Are you going to review the Fender Champion 50XL?54:48 How do I select pick-ups for a Semi-hollow guitar?57:40 Crack in MIM Strat issue59:50 H&K TM36 issues1:03:40 DIY Kits?1:04:30 The Contest (win Phil's Pedal Board )1:10:38 Justin at Graphtech is always great!1:12:20 Fender FSR MIM Standard vs Fender Players 1:15:00 Why it is so cool that we made a fan funded channel this big.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYG)

Question Index34:55 The Announcement!!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HatSqi7kmYInspection sheetshttps://knowyourgear.net/pdf-down-loads0:00 Viewer of the week!1:46 The new tools section on the site https://knowyourgear.net/tools4:01 Gear Wars! https://knowyourgear.net/gear-wars6:16 Take our website with youhttps://knowyourgear.net7:20 What is the sure for GAS? Gear Acquisition Syndrome 8:39 The Rob Chapman clinic9:37 Guitar Center Locks the Guitars NOW?14:10 My take on the new Gibson CEO15:26 Pickup combo (Tonewood?)17:58 Speaker cab for a Runt 20?20:23 Made in Mexico Jazzmaster pick up thoughts24:19 The new Chapman semi-hollow with P90s26:45 Thoughts on where to get Mosrite parts?28:24 Yes, yes, yes, and yes. 31:30 Neck vibration34:55 The Announcement!!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HatSqi7kmYInspection sheetshttps://knowyourgear.net/pdf-down-loads41:49 Should you but after market or Fender neck?46:09 Best way to sell amps47:15 StarCaster that looks like a Strat?48:54 Bassbreaker 7 or 15?52:01 Can you put a towel in an acoustic guitar?53:06 Wizzard amps55:11 The EVH 5150 Factory57:19 Hagstrum guitar made in China any issues?58:18 Tagima guitars http://www.tagimaguitars.com1:02:23 The Custom coupe 26 and 72 sleeper ampshttps://reverb.com/marketplace?query=kustom%20coupe1:05:00 The Chapman clinic 1:06:00 1979 Strat bridge1:09:00 Thoughts on Synergy amps?1:11:59 Thank you to the Patreons!Want to support this channel? Check out Know You Gear Merch https://teespring.com/stores/know-your-gear-shop-2Become a patron and help me make fun family friendly informative entertainment.https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYGSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYG)

WBZ's Jordan Rich talks with Matt Robinson of matts-meals.com about sponsoring a maple tree to help small producers grow big.

  We sat down at the studio one night and discussed summertime beers and some of the festivals that are coming up this season along with Eric's lack of technology. We sampled beers from Bolero Snort, Tuckahoe and Tonewood among others.

Just in time for Philly Beer Week, we sit down with Felicia D'Ambrosio and Tom Peters from the LEGENDARY Monk's Cafe in Philadelphia. In the first half we discuss all things Federal Donuts and Phish with Felicia. We get to the bottom of how she's involved with Federal Donuts and how they became the official donut of Phish's Bakers Dozen at Madison Square Garden last Summer. Oh, and Felicia ALSO works at Monk's! Tom Peters, the owner of Monks joins the conversation for the second half . Felicia and Tom drop SERIOUS beer science and help us remember why we love what we do in the beer business. Tom tells us us the Monks story first hand and gives us a rare look behind the curtain at one of the most important beer bars on EARTH! We are still vibrating from this episode and can't thank Tom and Felicia enough. Grab an Orval, pour it in a glass, and thank Tom Peters while you're listening to this episode!

Question Index0:25 Steps to finding a issue with single string buzzing?3:49 My new amp and a old amp that I let go.6:45 How Do you Say AT AT and ASAT?8:01 I have a hard time letting the Friedman Runt 20 go9:25 Thornbucker or Thornbucker Plus?10:51 Thoughts on KT88 tubes?11:50 Best Strat for the classic warm sound?13:10 Where to get a pick guard for PRS Mira X?15:30 Should I sell my PRS Silver Sky?18:14 What are your thoughts on Crimson Guitars?https://www.youtube.com/user/CrimsonCustomGuitars19:04 How much of the amps tone comes from the power tubes?21:58 Why my Marshall Class 5 has no 522:50 Thoughts on the Fender Baja Tele?24:10 Katana or ???26:30 Why I love the Rivera Mini Rock Rec27:57 Princeton 68, 65 or Superchamp?29:04 thoughts on Tonewood amp?30:14 Did I work in the music industry?32:59 Thoughts on Sterling Luke model 34:02 Agufish and what does it mean?https://www.youtube.com/user/thirdykal36:26 What electronics would I upgrade in the James Valentine guitar?38:50 Can you sell your Gibson to buy a Epiphone?46:00 LTD Guitars are great bang for the buck47:30 Indonesia vs China made guitars49:29 Epiphones are not cheaper Gibson versions53:38 Do you think Joe Banomassa plays his on Epiphone?56:25 Thoughts on the Nick Johnson $2500 Schecter?1:00:00 I do not want to use my phone to play guitar1:05:50 Hipshot tuners and Ratio Tuners keep your parts1:10:50 A good way to play metal with headphones at night1:12:57 The REVV G3 video 1:16:48 Robert Baker truly loves REVV1:20:48 What is a good low price bass?1:22:24 What is F spacing?1:27:00 Friedman BE OD in the effects loop?1:28:35 Input on your first guitar1:29:07 Why I do not want to pay $3000 for a made in China1:31:17 Why I think Indonesian Ibanez guitar is $1500. 1:35:08 Brand power does command price1:37:13 Why factories left Korea1:38:39. Solderless cables1:39:50 Thoughts on affordable amps?1:46:40 Glen Fricker Cab shoot outhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vX7ZDrpbD-k1:48:12 Why are the six 6l6 RCA tubes with more than my amp?1:49:40 Thank you guys and see next timeYou can support what I do and show you Know Your Gear. Get your T shirt, hoodie, or coffee cuphttps://teespring.com/stores/know-your-gear-2018Become a Patron member https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYG Get information early on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/Knowyourgear/Want to check my Instagram page. Click herehttps://www.instagram.com/phillip_mcknight/What do the Icons on my videos mean?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4fAvzjncEk&t=60sSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYG)

Everyday is IPA day. Even though there's an actual "IPA Day" on the calendar (sometime in August maybe?) it really occurs every day of the week. Saison needed its own day to bask in the sunlight and be appreciated for its delicate intricacies, and Allagash Brewing created such a day. We celebrated Saison Day with our very good friends at Tonewood brewing. Ryan Egan from Tonewood sat in, Jared Ruocco from Allagash stopped by to explain Saison Day, we figured out where our lost microphone cables escaped to, and Richard explains his latest employment situation. I don't remember the last time we laughed this hard on a podcast. If you need a few HA-HA's in your life, this is the episode for you. Pop open a beautiful Saison and enjoy the ride.

This episode takes place at the bar in Rob's house and was recorded on 3 iPhones. We each had one in front of us. All 3 files were sent to Richard where he married the audio to make it sound whole. Only issue was, Jay Rose got 2 calls during the recording which threw off the Synch. Richard being the audio dynamo that he his, saved the episode. JR sounds a little like a Daft Punk robot toward the end which isn't the end of the world. That's what he gets for not turning on airplane mode while recording. We drink beers from Omnipollo, Evil Twin, Neshaminy Creek, and our boys Tonewood. A NICE time was had by all.

This episode was recorded with Jimmy McMillan and Nick Less from their newest Philly Homebrew Outlet location in Oaklyn NJ. We touch on all the interesting things these guys are up to over there from home brewing, to bee keeping, to making homemade sourdough bread, Kombucha, and soap. They're located next to Tonewood brewing and they're ready to help you discover a new DIY hobby! Also, Richard's dog is prominently featured on the podcast barking every 4 seconds followed by Richard clapping at the dog to quiet it down. That does not work. Like at all. Beers are consumed and whiskey shows up at the end just to make sure the end of the podcast is the train wreck it normally is. Mission accomplished.

We hopped across the mighty Delaware river into New Jersey once again, this time to pay a visit to Tonewood Brewing in Oaklyn. Joining us were Co-Founder and Head Brewer Eli along with special guest Kyle McHerron, microbiologist, homebrewer and beer-slinger at Village Idiot Brewing. Our conversation spanned all things Tonewood, including some exciting distribution news. Dan delivered some gloomy brew news, including Green Flash’s distribution pull back and layoffs and Smuttynose Brewing seeking and immediate buyout. In Happy Fun Time, Wayne brought a new spin on the is-this-a-fake-beer genre with some AI generated beer names. And Steph broke down what’s in your wort in a particularly sciencey edition of Know Your Beers. All the while we imbibed a bounty of beautiful Tonewood brews.

This episode has been a long time in the making. We sit down with Eli, Taylor, Ryan and Katie from Tonewood Brewing to discuss how they have risen to become one of the hottest breweries in the region! You'll see how we go from quiet, to comfortable and informative, to complete chaos over the course of 2 1/2+ hours. We added some music in spots, Jay Rose did a voice over 2 hours and 25 mins in to describe the chaos and the end is well... you should hear it, Phish is involved! This might be some of our best work and easily one of the most fun podcasts we've ever done, you'll def hear that when you listen. Grab a Fuego and and take a ride with Tonewood!

The first time Matt Hampton sought out to harvest Red spruce for guitar tops, he, quite simply, "searched Google Earth for dark patches on top of tall mountains." Matt and his brother Nate are now continuing the legacy started by Ted Davis and John Arnold and making a full-time living hunting down Adirondack red spruce for luthiers and larger-scale guitar manufacturers.  Matt describes the process and how one tree can yield up to 500 tops, their unlikely start in the world of guitarmaking, their relationship with John Arnold and more. He also busts a few myths about spruce. We also hear about the brothers' quest to find quality domestic back and side tonewoods. It's a fascinating story, they sound almost like the American Pickers of trees. Watch the Brothers harvest a Red spruce tree here on YouTube.  You can contact the Hampton Brothers via email (hamptonbros@live.com) or eBay.  Our sponsors today are Retrofret Vintage Guitars and Dying Breed Music. Check them out and tell them the Fretboard Journal sent you. Subscribe to our magazine here. 

While any strong that vibrates at 261.62 Hz, you’ll hear a middle C. In the easiest of terms, the voicebox of all of these instruments that determines what that tone sounds like, lies primarily in the wood. The density, and flexibility of the wood affects its resonance. the sound is echoed inside guitar body and the characteristics of the wood affect the sound that is distributed outwards. If you knew all of that, and you’ve spent your entire career working with wood in the forestry industry, you’d likely end up discovering that some of the trees that grow in abundance in the West Kootenay match the characteristics for the soundboard. These specific mountain side sentinels, standing amongst our forest just happen to be perfect for making great sounding guitars from. Graham Heim of Fruitvale, BC figured this out while working in the logging industry for much of his career. He tested it out and his company Kootenay Tonewood has since supplied soundboards to major guitar companies around the world as well as specialty craft builders. The next time you ear picks up the changes in air pressure we call music coming from an acoustic guitar. If you follow its sweet sounds back to their vibrating wood source, there’s a strong chance that wood previously stood on a Kootenay hillside.

Law professor, author and Fretboard Journal Field Editor John Thomas joins us once again to discuss some recent updates to CITES and the impact they will have on musicians, instrument collectors and builders. Specifically, beginning January 2017, all remaining species of Rosewood (beyond Brazilian, which was already protected) will be added to CITES Appendix II. This may not affect you at all if you keep your guitars in United States but if you ever plan on taking an instrument with rosewood across the border (or selling one to someone outside the country), you may have some work to do.   We discuss the various steps that collectors, luthiers and dealers should take if they want to transport guitars with rosewood internationally; how builders can protect their wood stockpile; the expenses and timing needed to file all this paperwork; and a lot more. Subscribe to the Fretboard Journal podcast for free via iTunes:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fretboard-journal-podcast/id394447340?mt=2 and please consider leaving us a review or sharing the podcast with friends.  If you're holiday shopping and want to give the Fretboard Journal as a gift this year, use the coupon code FJHOLIDAY when you check out. You'll get 15% off any order: https://shop.fretboardjournal.com Intro/Outro music by Jon Rauhouse.  Links Mentioned: Today's podcast is sponsored by TR Crandall: http://trcrandall.com  US Fish & Wildlife Link for Musical Instrument Passports: https://www.fws.gov/international/permits/by-activity/musical-instruments.html NAMM on CITES Updates: https://www.namm.org/issues-and-advocacy/regulatory-compliance/cites-update-action-rosewood-has-broad The Fretboard Journal's Guide to Musical Instrument Passports: https://www.fretboardjournal.com/columns/musical-instrument-passports-new-cites-provision/ The FJ's Guitar Lover's Guide to CITES: https://www.fretboardjournal.com/features/guitar-lovers-guide-cites-conservation-treaty/  League of American Orchestra's CITES Protected Species Travel Tips: http://americanorchestras.org/advocacy-government/travel-with-instruments/endangered-species-material/protected-species-travel-tips.html

Jefferson Graham previews the ToneWood Amp, a new device which brings electric sounds like reverb and delay to the acoustic guitar, via vibrations, on #TalkingTech.

Dori Ross has used her vast experience in marketing to elevate the status of maple which is a true luxury food.  She has teamed up with artisan sugar makers in Vermont's Mad River Valley to create Tonewood, a line of maple based products.  The sugar makers supply single-source syrup, some of which Dori sells. The rest gets delivered to a group of local Vermont artisan candy-makers, who transform the liquid staple into solid and truly unique goodies in the Tonewood line – a maple cube, maple cream and maple flakes. Dori has a very interesting approach to product development and branding and this helps her to differentiate her products in the marketplace. Her Philosophy Keep things really focused and rework things all the time to drill down.  Keep it simple. Her Advice to Aspiring Female Entrepreneurs not be afraid of taking risks. Everyone just has to realize that they're not alone. It's scary for anyone that takes this job if they feel fearful. That's OK because it is a scary thing to do. jump off that cliff and and do it because you'll regret not doing it you won't regret failure because at least you took a risk. Links http://www.tonewoodmaple.com/  Join us on Facebook