You have a really good attitude about being a guest on that show. That's a nice thing to see...kind of rare these days!

Thanks for all the comments and views guys! Out of interest, where are y'all coming from? This video has doubled in views in 24 hours :)

@Musiclegin

3 жыл бұрын

Centerville, Ohio (USA)

@fdfsdfsvsfgsg4888

3 жыл бұрын

@@Musiclegin Idiot. That is not what he's asking.

@Musiclegin

3 жыл бұрын

@@fdfsdfsvsfgsg4888 you’re a pretty stand up guy.

@Musiclegin

3 жыл бұрын

@@fdfsdfsvsfgsg4888 but, judging by the content of your posts, you just like being a dickhead. Nice work.

@Musiclegin

3 жыл бұрын

@@fdfsdfsvsfgsg4888 and what exactly do you think he was asking?

Sounding great man. Good tones and a lot of familiar stuff on the board! :-) hehe

@ChrisBuckGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Shane! Big fan of your channel mate :)

@satchrules101

3 жыл бұрын

Hi buck are u using guitar rig with those pedals how do u do that?

Lubbly array of juicy pedals man. And all work together well. And that Squire sounds really really nice. Great video.

The fuzz with that amp 11 man wow. Sounded sick!

Your reason for having a smaller pedalboard is just so down to earth and nice. You're not a typical guitarist both in style and in how you handle yourself. :)

Top fella Chris 👍

Being a user of a large pedalboard and having to pare it down for guest stints and open jams, this was super helpful in determining some things. Great playing, too! Thank you!

You rock brother .... nice gentleman's board

With a Squier guitar you have proven that it is not the wand but the magician that steals the show - well done. Even a value guitar in the hands of a master is a thing of joy to hear.

You inspire me to build a wonderful versatile small pedalboard 👌🏾🔊🎸

Wow. Simple, to the point, yet so versatile. Great vid, and even greater tones!

That's a perfect small board ! Sounds great my friend!

That Squier though ... Wow ... Nice pedal combo

Good stuff, Mr. Buck. Thank you for sharing.

Best Strat player on KZread

I was surprised that you ran the compression after the KTR. I've always run them before my gain, with the exception of certain Fuzz pedals that don't like having a buffer before it. Sometimes I'll use a Source Audio programmable EQ, that I'll run first.

Love that Cali Compressor

My little, little pedalboard is littler :) I've got an Analog.Man AstroTone into a KoT (clone) into a Newwer mini Noise Gate then into my Quilter 101. Then in the loop of the Quilter is a Zoom MS70-CDR, which handles all my modulation and tuning all in the size of one stompbox. That's it. Every effect I need (Fuzz, OD, Boost, Noise Gate, and every type of modulation there is) plus my amp. All I have to do is plug into a cab in the backline or bring my own.

I stumbled across this video looking at the cali 76. Thank you. Nice tone. Nice feel. Cheers from California.

I think you may dislike fuzzes run into clean sound since you are putting a buffered pedals in front of them for example a TU2. You may want to try to run the fuzzes in front of everything, especially if you use them sparingly. Cheers and nice video! :)

@markferguson3745

4 жыл бұрын

Second that.It dosen't even matter what kind of circuit, but especially true with FFace/ Bender types.Don't understand how a veteran could miss that.Always keep buffers AFTER the whole drive section, actually.Eats them up &spits 'em out.(Klon and Cali prob have one as well).

Thanks so much for this, it was really helpful.

just looking at this as I plan a pedal board mostly for home practice and first thing I see is that the Klon KTR is available for a cool $750 US.

Great sounds. It helps that you are a force of nature too I won't lie I would also go with 2 OD pedals and a fuzz because let's be honest that's you core sound If I didn't have reverb on the amp I would go for reverb, If I did I would go for delay I wouldn't use the puss as a delay, but that is a personal think because I don't like this pedal that much. Compressor not sure probably yes All in all this is a great setup I would change things but the main idea is there Not a huge modulation fan so this helps (although this latest harmonic tremolo by JAM really puts me in the mood)

Some very nice playing there.

Great playing, sounds amazing

Aqua puss is a really underrated overdrive, I always used it as a delay. 😉

Obrigado por compartilhar! You are such influence to me, thank for share! I will never boring

From Mexico🇲🇽🌴😋

Cool! But why Boss tuner - not the best thing to have its buffer, especially before fuzz..

From what you said in the beginning is also how I know you are a great musicans. Your playing is great but without this kind of adequate none of that matters. Keep it up.

fun video , thanks , great tones and playing , also your guitar sounds awesome , I happen to have the same guitar which I will always have and is my go to axe .....the tone in unmatched .....well done!

Great board dude & great playing as usual 👌👌

good call on the aqua puss, its a staple in my rig, way huge's quality always amazes me

I like sound and your playing as well!

what i did, i put piece of wood (carved it, level it)to fit on the cavity of the board, paint it in black, covered in velcro, then manage to put more pedals like 8 to 10 pedals

...very nice ....simplicity can be epic ....cheers 🍷

Great playing and tone man!

In general, you want fuzzes (especially fuzzface style circuits), as close as possible to your pickups in the signal chain. They don't like having buffers before them, because that results in the thin, harsh and downright noisy kind of tone you described in the video. Try putting the fuzz first in your signal chain, even before the TU-3. Most (if not all, to my knowledge anyway) BOSS pedals are buffered, and can cause these problems with fuzzes. Now with that said, I had a buddy who came to really like the sound of a buffer before a fuzzface, as it gave him the option to have some really crazy fuzzy lead tones. And that worked just fine for him for a long time. So it's all about having a sound that suits your musical context. The takeaway: if you're not a big fan of fuzzes in general, give what I've had to say a shot and see what you think. You may be pleasantly surprised.

@ChrisBuckGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

Cheers guys. Honestly, I despair of myself watching this video back - I've no idea why I didn't put it first! I went to such great lengths (double-ended barrel jacks etc) to make sure the fuzz on my main board was first in chain and then put it after 2 buffers on this board! *slaps forehead*. I'll do a dedicated video on fuzz placement/buffers and my experience with them soon :) In the meantime, apoloigies for being a total arse...

@shredgd5

6 жыл бұрын

In addition to the "fuzz first" rule, I would add that stock fuzzes won't sound quite right even if you follow that rule, if you use a buffered pedal after them (just compare to the "guitar-fuzz-straight to the amp" tone and you'll see what I mean). This is because you generally have a longer cable from your pedalboard to the amp, which has a certain amount of capacitance. The level pot of the fuzz creates a low pass filter together with that capacitance: if you use a short (low capacitance) patch cable, then you won't have that useful smooth low pass filter and your fuzz will still sound harsh (even though not as harsh as after a buffered pedal)! To fix this problem, you should either use a long cable between the fuzz and the buffered pedal (but this might take some presence away from your clean signal) or, better, add a 470pF cap from the central lug of the level pot to ground in your fuzz, to simulate the longer cable capacitance.

@jamesemerson4102

5 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisBuckGuitar Mate one of the biggest things i like about you and your channel is that you come across as very humble, even with your immense talent. Never lose that humility : ).

stumbled across your channel today you are an amazing player mate!

Beautiful playing man 👍🏻

Tidy job sir. On a side note, my Mrs (who met you at a gig in Putney a couple of years back, Bernie Marsden in da house) says "what a really lovely man". She's now a fan too. :-)

@ChrisBuckGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

Iain Frame Ah, thank you mate. Hope you’re well!

Great video Chris! Could you tell me the advantages of running the Klon into the compressor are instead of the other way around?

Great playing, sounds amazing! Peace :)

Great board indeed! Is there going to be a video from the gig you're attending? Cheers!

How do you achieve such a headroom and volume with VST? Have you maybe done a video about it?

what year is your Rolex? Of all things,,,,

Cheers; nice set-up and great sound. Be interested to see how you set your guitars up for that fast fluid playing-style. Thanks for the videos; much appreciated. Best :D

@ChrisBuckGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

Arthur Stone Cheers Arthur. Relatively high action - I like to be able to dig in! I’ll do a video on that soon though :)

GOD Bless You 🎸🎸🎸

@fdfsdfsvsfgsg4888

3 жыл бұрын

Idiot. There is no god.

How is your kitchen so clean?

You’re playing is nice

@fdfsdfsvsfgsg4888

3 жыл бұрын

"You're" grammar is not nice.

Is there a mod for the for the nano+ so you can mount a pedal power 2+ under? Oh, I was thinking of other ways to save room on this board. Use a neck tuner and get the Tumnus instead of the KTR, maybe you can throw on a couple mooers. haha You know, if you can elevate the board high enough, you could mount some more pedals upside down and put in an eq.

Would you use that compressor with hum buckers too?

Thanks fot the vid mate. Is the Klone a always on pedal?

@ChrisBuckGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

Cheers Greg! It is, yes :)

I'm surprised you put the KTR before the Cali76-CD. I would have thought that you would place all overdrive and boost pedals after your compressor.

@ChrisBuckGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

Hey Mark. If I was using it as an OD, absolutely. But, I've become so used to running my Klon(e) before the Cali76 on my main board that it made sense to place it before the 76. Either way sounds good though, so it's all down to personal taste :)

@markkeneson6806

6 жыл бұрын

Buck and Evans, I agree first and foremost with the notion that if you like the sound of it in that order then go for it. I always thought that a compressor should come before a boost because if it is after the boost then you have effectively reduced the threshold range, since the signal after the booster has been amplified. Maybe that was your intention, but in the end if you are happy with your sound that's all that matters.

How do you like that bluesbreaker pedal? Really nice playing , wish you had more videos showcasing that

I'm the type of scumbag who wilfully uses a fuzz after a buffer.

Nice little set up, one thing I'd have personally done is swap out the Klon for the EP booster because of size, then you'd have the option to fit some other stuff on there :)

I have that LovePedal Amp 11 also... I have to confess, I don't actually know what it is... is it a pre-amp?

why the compressor before the klone?

I want to build a small pedal bard but i have a vox wah, fuzz face,Ampeg scrambler clone,and a shin ei univibe,i just set them up on the ground, kind of a pain though

Can you make a video about compressor pedals? I don't really get them. I don't really hear the difference when people talk about mids and bass etc...

Thanks for sharing. You have a great sound. What amp are you running everything through?

Great playing dude! How did you learn to do that stuff? I want to go to the next level and don't know how to,...

Hey Chris, Sounds great man. Just wanted to ask why you have your Klon before your compressor?

@stephenpepper1790

3 жыл бұрын

I could be wrong, but I think he is using it as a clean boost.

Great tone. What reverb are you using?

Is the amp 11 a New version?? I can only find a other looking one.

How have you powered pedals ? couldn't see it clearly.

Nice work. What amp?, sorry i must have missed it

How did you get that tone in guitar rig?

@ChrisBuckGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

Finn Demaco I’ll do a video on Guitar Rig soon :)

@flynnhendry

6 жыл бұрын

Cheers!

@VivekAyer

6 жыл бұрын

Yes please

@jasonshrestha

5 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisBuckGuitar What audio interface were you using ? Hope you are gonna make a video on it soon! :D

That Guitar Rig 5 sounds nice...what amp do you use live?

@Love_Noise

4 жыл бұрын

Blackstar artist 30 last I heard

What kind of patch cables are those? nice and thin

@ChrisBuckGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

Hey Tom. It's a mix of Hosa pancake cables and the newer MXR ones. Both are great :)

@ChrisBuckGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

Cheers Jonathan. I'll check them out. Just about to wire up my new board with Evidence Audio Monorail cables. Not as low profile, but custom length which is great :)

@TomLuck

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Chris, what is that watch you are wearing? Watches are my second thing..

@fdfsdfsvsfgsg4888

3 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry to hear that. You know your phone or laptop can tell you the time, right?

@RedRose4711

3 жыл бұрын

@@fdfsdfsvsfgsg4888 Primary school wasn't your thing ehh?

Has your main board still got a BAZILLION pedals on?

@ChrisBuckGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

No, I've downsized to a GAZILLION! ;)

Pedal etiquette, lol.

Something you don't get to do that often, but you are going to build a pedal board while your latest pedal board is being built in North Wales? And it's similar to the the one you used in Spain?

@ChrisBuckGuitar

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching/commenting/editing. I get Google Adsense money every time you do 😘

@chasingpsychos889

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisBuckGuitar Thanks for that Cyndi Lauper

@chasingpsychos889

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisBuckGuitar So Robert Johnson went down to the crossroads & you went to youtube? Sounds about right!

@ChrisBuckGuitar

4 жыл бұрын

Yep. And look where he is now.

@chasingpsychos889

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisBuckGuitar He died in 1938?

Why BOTH a KTR & a Klon on the big board?

@joshmuz9018

5 жыл бұрын

John Watson it’s a centura by Ceriatone, a clone

17:38 This is what “Tone is in the fingers” means.

steinhart ocean one legacy watch?

@ChrisBuckGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

Cristian Popovici Good eyes!

@benwedgwood3196

6 жыл бұрын

Buck and Evans sick watch wish I had one like that

Nice tagine

76 after the Klon??? No, no no my son.

@ChrisBuckGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

CNCTEMATIC The Klon’s an always on boost for me, so there’d be no reason to have it after the Cali 76. I’d rather the compressor have a stronger signal to work with. Besides, I didn’t realise there were ‘rules’ for professional musicians 😉

@CNCTEMATIC

6 жыл бұрын

No, you're right, there are no rules. Just opinions, which anyone with an arsehole can have. Especially if its professional :-D

@ChrisBuckGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

CNCTEMATIC Touché 😉

ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ

Wow. Super expensive pedals. Nice.

Am I the only one who hates the order of these pedals?

@markkeneson6806

6 жыл бұрын

MannishBoy1983, what order would you have put them in?

Who is this guy even?