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What does a lipstick pick up 
anyways? 

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I. 
Guess it just looks like a 

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lipstick case but I don't know 
if there's anything special. 

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They're single coils, aren't 
they? 

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What is the lip? 
Oh, let's play something. 

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Are we going to be nice? 
The. 

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The. 
The. 

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Yeah, dude. 
Oh yeah, dude. 

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That's what I call the Dano 
Rock. 

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Dano Electro Rock'n'roll. 
Dano Electro Rock'n'roll. 

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Why do we have Dan Electros in 
our hand? 

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Well, there can only be one 
reason. 

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We have something to confess, 
Tyler. 

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We can't keep both of them. 
They could not both stay in the 

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studio. 
Here's the two. 

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Many guitars. 
Here's the thing, tis a greater 

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joy to give than to receive. 
I've received both of these Dan 

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electros over the course of my 
guitar playing life, and one of 

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them gets more use than the 
other. 

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Yeah, this might one of my 
favorite guitars. 

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Dan Electro 84. 
I love that. 

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Guitar and just makes me play a 
certain way. 

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All our favorite guitars do 
that. 

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This guitar. 
Great guitar. 

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This thing is sick dude. 
I don't play it as much. 

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I saw it and I was like, what's 
going on with that? 

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We were up in the, what do you 
call that? 

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Like the guitar? 
Bunker, which is guarded by a 

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very sinister animal. 
He's got booby traps. 

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You don't even think about it. 
People don't even think about 

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trying to go into my guitar 
vault, but there is a few 

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guitars in there that I'm 
willing to part with for the 

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betterment of our musical 
community. 

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Did you get you? 
That, yeah. 

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Sustained man, Yeah. 
That's how good that guitar is. 

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But we're giving it away and 
that is to somebody in the No 

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Cover Charge app. 
Do you guys want to own this? 

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Super sick. 
Honestly, I might not be showing

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up on camera, but it's just 
really awesome. 

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Some dark blue. 
It's like kind of like a 

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midnight blue, right? 
Really comfy and it plays 

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really, really good. 
We alluded to this in our last 

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episode, but in case you missed.
That we took what Tyler had with

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this guitar super system, which 
was epic and monumental on its 

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own, but now we've created this 
universe with the NCC get in 

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there create a profile. 
You can come chat with us. 

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Actually, I've been chatting in 
it. 

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I was just talking to someone 
earlier today on the app and 

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they were talking about tone 
advice. 

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They said what what suggestions 
that any of you guys had and I 

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tripped in right away. 
So if you guys have fun stuff 

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like that, you want to show off 
your rig, you want to I want to 

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ping stuff back and. 
Forth, sign up for the app, 

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check out the backstage, which 
is the forum, the community 

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where you can post. 
And that will be the place where

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you can find out how to win this
thing. 

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And it's not going to be hard. 
You just post. 

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It's not going to be hard, but 
you truly could have a chance to

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win this awesome guitar. 
And Tyler, I think that, like 

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you said, there's going to be a 
lot of giveaways because I have 

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stuff in my personal collection 
that I've had forever that I 

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feel like should be rehomed to 
someone. 

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That we weren't sponsored by Dan
Electro. 

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But no, like, this is just a 
good guitar that I know somebody

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will enjoy. 
So with that said, we have a 

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couple other announcements. 
Things are happening, man. 

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There's going to be something on
the shelves of magazine stands, 

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bookstores, airport kiosks. 
Friends, I am honored to say 

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that your model for the cover of
Premier Guitar June 2026, no 

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other than me. 
Get out there and find Jared. 

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This is probably the best cover 
I've seen in quite some time. 

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Dude, I'm not biased. 
Yeah. 

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I mean not. 
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I got a record coming out here 
and it comes out on the 5th of 

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June. 
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record, which you know, it's 
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told Tyler, you just wait bro, 
we're going to be on the cover 

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of that thing soon. 
And I have this record coming 

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out. 
So I'm doing a rig rundown with 

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Premier Guitar, a bunch of 
really fun stuff, but they put 

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me on the cover and I was just 
blown away. 

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We did a photo shoot for it. 
I sent Tyler the picture. 

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You're the only person thus far 
to this point of being recorded.

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Where? 
You saw, now you know you can 

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trust me with your life. 
I didn't share the premier 

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guitar. 
Don't share it, but yeah, I'm, 

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I'm super stoked. 
And as like many of you, how do 

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I say this? 
It sounds like an acceptance 

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speech. 
All the years and all of the 

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time it took to get to this 
point to have stuff like this 

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start to happen and you know, 
opportunities like US crushing 

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it with the pod and a new record
coming out and tour dates and 

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all of that stuff, it's just 
really, really inspiring you. 

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Got to go get the 2026 June 
edition of Premier Guitar. 

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Yes, and you'll notice there's 
an amplifier that you're sitting

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so stoically in front of. 
Maybe there's another 

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announcement you want to share. 
It keeps going. 

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People come. 
On OK, so this is yet again an 

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NCC official drop. 
Yeah, like this is. 

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Lots of exclusive news. 
This is this is exclusive to the

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NCCI. 
Switched over to Marshall amps 

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and I'm going to be working with
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Oh yeah, it's like, it's like 
everything is in its right place

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in the world. 
I have had a faithful 

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relationship with Black Star 
amps for almost 15 years. 

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I've developed signature models 
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About a year ago I started 
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different amps and I was getting
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I was starting to use different 
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old school sun amps, Marshalls. 
I was trying everything EVH amps

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and truth be told, there's so 
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There's so much stuff out there 
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But what was happening was I 
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friend of mine, Charlie 
Daughtry, who gave me basically 

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I'm permanent loan a 1968 Plexi.
That was the sound and when I 

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plugged in, if you guys can only
imagine, it's like starting the 

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car and you hear it and you go, 
oh, that's legit you. 

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Can't understate enough, 
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doing this POD, the visual and 
the aesthetic of plugging in 

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will change your mentality. 
The mental side of it's about 

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the inspiration of plugging in. 
You're always going to play your

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best, and most amps will set you
up for success when you're in 

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the zone, right? 
If you can get that extra little

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bit of inspiration from the 
history tied to that thing, I 

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think that that is well worth 
exploring. 

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And just to be perfectly honest,
when I started playing those 

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plexes, the way it made me feel,
like you said, the way that my 

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demeanor was when I played, it 
was almost like I made every 

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note count even more. 
And it was like I was, it's like

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I took like a head first dive in
and it was so exciting and it 

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was almost like rejuvenating 
that when I started to play 

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those, I thought to myself, wow,
I can still feel my fingers. 

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No matter how much, you know, 
gain or whatever I stack on top 

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of it, right? 
And quite simply, Marshalls and 

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Plexes, I believe are the 
heartbeat of Rock'n'roll. 

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They're the heartbeat of the the
sound that I love. 

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Really happy for you, Congrats 
on all this insane success that 

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has honestly all fallen into 
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But it's a long road that you've
spent earning this and I think 

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it's really special and you 
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Enjoy it. 
Well, thank you, brother. 

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I'm I'm enjoying it. 
And I think the coolest part is 

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that, but now I get to enjoy it 
with you, my brother and all of 

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these people, everyone that's 
here for the NCC. 

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These are really cool 
announcements that for me, like,

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you know, honestly, I never 
really dreamed that far to be 

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able to say, you know, oh, I'm 
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these magazines or do this stuff
just because you like you guys. 

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I just love it so much. 
And of course, and it's a pie in

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the sky pipe dream, but to have 
it actually come realized, 

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there's a really special thing. 
And I'm so happy and I'm so 

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excited to unveil on the NCC. 
There's a lot of changes coming,

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big ones and. 
This this Marshall stack is not 

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big enough, so if anyone from 
Marshall's watching, please help

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us fill some of the voids in the
studio for branding purposes. 

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I promise dude, we're going to 
do a scene in. 

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The NCC is not for sale, but we 
do accept tone devices that will

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enhance our product and I think 
Marshall has always been in here

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anyway, so. 
Oh yeah, I think that one of the

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coolest developments with you is
that you engaged in effects 

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loop. 
Oh. 

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Boy, because I saw you sent me a
video and you're like dude, I 

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got the pathways in the effects 
loop. 

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Thanks to Source Audio for 
sending this new pedal out. 

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You guys realize how much of A 
caveman I am? 

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I'm texting Tyler. 
It's probably like a Saturday at

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5:00 AM and I'm up and I'm like 
messing around. 

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And I just remember with the big
old Plexus like you have over 

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there, there's no effects loop. 
So I was thinking to myself, how

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am I going to dial in some 
reverb when you need some 

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reverb? 
I was like, I look in the back. 

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I was like there's an effect 
loop. 

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So let me try and you and shout 
out to you and the source audio 

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guys for hooking me up with one 
of these pathways. 

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It's killer, dude. 
So right now, if you hear we 

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have this reverb through the 
effects loop of this little mini

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JCM 800, right? 
And if I can go here and I can 

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turn this up. 
What blows me away though is how

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much versatility the pedal has. 
This is not an ad by. 

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The way none of this is an ad, 
I'm just. 

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Let me preface we're. 
Just nerds. 

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We're totally nerds. 
It's got a trim on the other 

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side too, so I can really get 
what? 

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Hold up, let's go crazy. 
Let me see the plate. 

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I'm going to turn this reverb 
mix up. 

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Got really bad. 
Teamu Erik Johnson. 

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This is what you'd hear way, 
way, way in the back. 

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It's just cool, man. 
Source audio, guys. 

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Dude, hit that one that you 
have, the purple one that Donato

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is freaking out about. 
You like that? 

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Dude I didn't even realize this 
thing has a slap feature. 

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Look at this. 
What would be your standard 

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reverb sound? 
On that dude, honestly I would I

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would probably go to like a 
spring reverb myself, something 

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like that. 
That's nice. 

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It's. 
Kind of nice, right? 

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Do you have reverb on that app? 
I got reverb. 

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It was the first effect reverb, 
right, ever to occur in the 

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natural world, right? 
And then people decided to put 

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that in a box. 
So technically it's been around 

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the longest. 
So there should be the most 

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varieties first the way I look 
at it. 

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Dude, how about those crazy like
Reverb tanks? 

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You can just get a tank. 
Yeah, it's pretty. 

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Sick. 
Do we do a reverb jam? 

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Yeah. 
Do you want to do a reverb jam? 

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Are we going to go dude? 
Any more reverb than that bro? 

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And then flip them. 
Listen, I don't want to hate on 

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your tone, but I'm going to need
more reverb bro. 

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The. 
The. 

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None. 
Who wants this guitar? 

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It's sick. 
About the app, we should go back

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to that and tell people all of 
our new instructional 

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curriculums we can learn from 
us, yeah. 

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And here's the thing, man, Like 
what you already had going in 

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the guitar super system, that's 
still there. 

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And we actually took time to add
things to it, which is both of 

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us in tandem talking about and 
teaching different things. 

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If you want to see more about 
like what I do and how I play in

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the way that I would attack 
certain things or riffs or licks

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or tone kind of tutorials, 
that's all there too. 

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You can upgrade to that section 
of the app, but all the rest of 

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it is no cover charge. 
All the giveaways, all the 

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backing tracks, all the 
community, all the good stuff 

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that we've built here on 
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That's what the app is for and 
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learn from us, but going to be 
worth it if you want to just 

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check this out. 
Jared, there's a lick that I do 

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all the time in my lead playing.
I don't even know where I stole 

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it from. 
I think it was just wanting to 

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sound like Richie Cotson, Zach 
Wylde and a banjo player at the 

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same time. 
That makes no sense. 

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It's a lick I started to do and 
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how are you doing that without a
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Very simple. 
Picking that first E on the 12th

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fret, 15th fret on the B pull 
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That's the lick. 
Sounds like a bad dream, but 

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check this out. 
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then you're going to take this 
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go thumb, index, middle barred 
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And then while you barred that 
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to come to this B string and 
it's going to do the same 15 to 

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12 pull off. 
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It's this almost weird roll at 
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So essentially the lick is 2 
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It's. 
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automatically from the 15th fret
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flat 5, that bluesy note. 
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Now I move this all over the 
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just modifying where I'm playing
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I could literally go anywhere I 
could go. 

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I could play anything as long as
I keep that fingering the same. 

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Any string set. 
This is like the JJN finger 

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style poor man's sweep lick. 
But when you have that down, you

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can go anywhere with that, so 
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Kind of diminished found. 
So it's a really cool lick that 

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a lot of people ask me about. 
Now, again, I'm just scratching 

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the surface. 
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things I do around this lick, 
but that is the one that if you 

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can get that under your fingers,
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I call it like a tongue twister.
The subscribing to the app for 

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free is really beneficial 
because if you love the show, 

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you get to see it early, could 
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We'll try and do it sooner than 
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guest comes in at the last 
minute and we got to scramble to

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get the show up. 
That is all for you and it's all

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free, something that we can't do
without you guys, so. 

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But also don't don't even forget
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It doesn't matter what level 
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I feel like anyone, even if you 
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week or you've been playing for 
50-60 years, you are welcome. 

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Even if you're a hardcore, you 
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you just picked it up, there's 
going to be so many things to 

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learn and to have fun and 
connect with that I honestly 

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feel like it's an app for. 
Everybody backing track episode 

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that we put out last week, we're
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tracks frequently, every Friday.
In fact, you can check the app 

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for a new jam track from Jared 
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And make sure to tag us because 
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the backing track. 
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they're just shredding over it 
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Should we? 
Make one more track you know, 

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for this Friday. 
I feel like we have to. 

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We owe it to the NCC universe to
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All right, so every Friday you 
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channel going forward. 
Every Monday, of course, we'll 

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have a new podcast for you. 
Nothing's changed on the NCC. 

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We're just, as you put it last 
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what we do. 
Who wants to see JJN RIP on the 

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new jam track on the Dan L that 
could be yours? 

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Totally could be. 
I do, I do, I do. 

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OK, let's do it. 
What am I playing over today, 

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dude? 
Well, we have on this Dan 

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Electro. 
Well, let's see what happens. 

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All right, let's hear it. 
I'm getting like a little police

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bug and police bug. 
The. 

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This track's awesome and I just 
feel like I can keep going 

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going. 
I feel like I would feel really 

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bad though because these 
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How old are these strings? 
They aren't young. 

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So these UN young strings are 
really, really dead and I feel 

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like whoever is going to get 
this guitar, we should do them a

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solid and we should put some 
strings on it. 

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Yeah, that's probably true. 
We should give them some solid 

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gold. 
Well, I know you told me you had

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a certain set of strings and I 
said we've got to put them on 

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the giveaway guitar. 
You mean these? 

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These are Optima 24 karat gold 
strings and I've played these 

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one time before and I did feel 
more luxurious. 

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OK, so here's what I'm thinking.
Download the app. 

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You go to the giveaway section 
right where you have a chance to

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win this bad boy. 
I'll throw these old strings in 

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the pack with it so you can have
them, but Tyler scored these 24 

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karat gold strings. 
We'll put it on. 

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In true NCC fashion, dude, let's
put them on for the people. 

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It doesn't match the silver 
hardware, but hey, if you want 

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to take them off and boil them 
down into a necklace, you can do

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that. 
Dude, it's 24 karat. 

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Gulp, let's go. 
So in case we didn't mention the

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website namenocovercharge.com. 
Hey, go sign up if you want to 

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chat with us. 
We got a ton of fun stuff 

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happening. 
We can't wait to see you over 

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there. 
Thanks for watching, and we'll 

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see you next week with a brand 
new episode of the No Cover 

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Charge podcast.
