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@TechNoodlegy

Жыл бұрын

Joe B is phenomenal, but I don't hear anything original in his guitar licks, and why so many pedals? Plug the LP into a decent amp and let's hear it.

@cpt8424

Жыл бұрын

@@TechNoodlegy did you listen to all the words Mr. Bonamassa said throughout the video? They were quite informative

I love it. It's like the " Jay Leno's Garage" of amps. Somebody's got to take care of this old stuff and show it to the next gen.

@gearmeister

Жыл бұрын

Have you seen Joe's amp collection? There's more historic stuff there than any other place, not to mention his guitar collection

Joe B is the nerdiest guitar nerd on the planet but he knows exactly how to get the sound he wants

@mikecantreed

Жыл бұрын

He really is the end boss of guitar nerds.

@AndyCooper761

Жыл бұрын

@@mikecantreed Our patron saint of guitar nerdery!

@picksalot1

Жыл бұрын

I like that Joe totally embraces his Guitar nerdiness. 😎

@biggray2

7 ай бұрын

Half a million in Dumbles should do it for anyone though.

Joe's humility and willingness to explain everything is reflective of a generous soul. This is one Rig Rundown for the ages... and a permanent archive! 😎👍👍👏

@michaelyolch79

Жыл бұрын

Um...humility is definitely not one of Joe's best qualities.

@cliffjackson6816

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelyolch79 Um... envy, born of ignorance, is certainly your only quality.

@godbyone

Жыл бұрын

F joe. He is super rich. He hoard s thousands of amps he will never play making it almost impossible for young musicians to play a old fender. I m glad he uses dumble. Because they need to be played. But the thousands of fenders he will never look at. He has triple the prices of amps

Always incredibly fun to see what Bonamassa comes up with! 😁👍

Joe. I admire your persistence for your quest for tone. Trial and error can be a very tedious job. That rig is incredible. So is your playing. Big fan of your music. ❤

Joe is my hero for always going that extra mile. A guitar nerd's dream rig.

I actually just saw him this weekend at the Orpheum in Minneapolis. I was lucky enough to go backstage and see the guitars meet the techs and the sound guys that make it all work. This rig set up is insane and to see it all in person and up close was a life changing experience. Big shout out to Matt the Drum tech and Big D the guitar tech for answering all my dumb questions, Along with the rest of the Staff!

@forddriver8827

Жыл бұрын

Says a great deal about JB and the whole operation.

@LeanBackMac

Жыл бұрын

@@forddriver8827 I learned he treats his staff really well too. Compared to some of the horror stories I heard JB does it right for his staff.

@davidkenneth3983

Жыл бұрын

IwAnted to get you to allow me the pleazurs of getting a zignature or more on something youd liked to put your hancock on bro great sound allwayz bro joe.

I love this. The articulation is superb. The core sound is actually pretty classic but the layered effects create scale without ever sounding processed (though there’s nothing wrong with that). There’s also a lot of redundancy here which is helpful on big shows. Where some of us geek out with pedals, he’s geeking out with amps and it sounds terrific.

@yendorcire

Жыл бұрын

This comment made it make sense to me. Like I get certain effect pedals but I don't understand when I see someone say "I have this great dsl with multiple channels but I just use one and a distortion pedal" like dude, you have Marshall tubes right there! Why are you using a 100 pedal that imitates the real thing you have right there! Great. Now I want a bunch of amps...

Dudes face says it sounds better than anything he has ever heard on stage!

Just saw Joe utilizing this setup a few weeks ago. The various tones blew me away...🤘🤘❤️

Joe's rad, great player, super self aware, full nerd, he's just one of us that put in the time and made it. Great shit

Joe doesnt have a pedalboard, he has an amp-board

@stuminnis4050

Жыл бұрын

That’s a great way of looking at it. It’s history’s most expensive array of overdrive “pedals.”

Huge sound! Would love to hear Joe do his rendition of White Room!

I could watch, listen to his music, his stories...interviews...forever.

John's enthusiasm for interviewing/witnessing Joe playing is matched only by Joe's reciprocating enthusiasm! Awesome watching this...

John's on another planet. Star struck. :)

Joe bringing some sweet but unexpected Neoclassical licks!

@spacejockey4746

Жыл бұрын

He’s a “blues man” ya’ know?

Love how deep he looks into the different tones. Great player and high knowledge (phd level). Then again the guys in Marty Stuart band have a simplistic approach that works great. Thanks for the video.

John Bohlinger's facial expression at 2:30 is priceless :)

Joe ROCKS!!!!!! He always seems like such a nice guy.

Like how Joe states “pedal board is pretty simple” … amazing gifted player!

The overhead to maintain that rig would kill most of us hacks out here. Amazing talent. Thank you.

Now it’s understandable why John’s hair is the way it is…

@carsgunsandguitars

Жыл бұрын

😆

@FartsInTanks

Жыл бұрын

And why Joe wears a hat

@jorgy1470

Жыл бұрын

It gets blown back!?

One of the very best rundowns and gear worth of milions presented with humble by Joe.. just awesome to watch with smile on my face :)

Joe B is the ultimate vintage and boutique gear cork sniffer

That interviewer just kept saying “wow!”. 😂

Absolute guitar tone heaven.........guitar royalty.

What a legend! He always plays the coolest rig

one of the best in the world . absolute elite guitarist ... the joe satriaini of blues rock.

Those are some powerful sounds, the man is a hosepipe of tone.

John and Joe 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 I like how many times John says “wow”

Those Tweed Twins are bloody amazing

I love this show and the interviewer is awesome he’s been great thru all the many rig rundowns I’ve watched and he loves Guitar myself and seems to be very good at it I love the other two interviewers the young lady and the other man that does them as well this man being my favorite, that Joe Bonamassa sure can scream on a guitar man

They really let Joe go off and I love it so much

Just saw Joe WEd night in Davenport IA, OH yeah.

I will never play a place where I can turn the Vol. up that loud ,but that Tweed Twin sound of his ...Holy cow Check please !

Joe has perfected tone

Just incredible!

hey joe? how much of a gearhead are you? joe: YES !

@davidschaer

Жыл бұрын

i need more amps.

He's A maniac, but in a good way. We all wish we could crank seven amps. 😎

Impresionante equipo y gran artista ;)

Fantastic as usual! I have been waiting for fender to announce the release date for the Joe Bonamassa 1948 dual professional anyone know when this is going to happen?

reminds me of the rig The Edge uses

Unbeknownst to Mr. B, his FOH engineer runs a split of the guitar signal into an HX stomp and then directly to the mixer. The amps are just for on-stage noise

4:08 sounds epic, so much so i can get the same tone on my orange cr35rt 👌👌

Joe's amp technician has done a great job. The patching and switching of all the different amp and speaker combinations would be a nightmare.

Joe Bonamassa has reinvented Blues & Electric Guitar playing for the 21st century...

All those dream sounds we have in our heads, with the ability, knowledge, and finances to make it a reality.

Well that was crazy👍👍

Eric Johnson called…..he wants his riffs back. 😆

Joe Bonamassa = The Biggest Threat to The Electric Guitar Sound 🎸 , he's attacking all genre's from all angles 😎

Nice!!

Madness on stage

Hughes and kettner makes the best leslie in a pedal hope to get one one day

final toughts: wow!

Nice Joe !

Great video, what a shame the volume is so hot it is killing the mic. Lesson learned for next time.

This is awesome, but please invest in some mics that can handle the volume so we can enjoy that amazing tone.

The thumbnail looked liked Coach Matt Eberflus rockin a Gibson!🐻⬇️

7:41 And that’s it!!

I love Joe

Glorious noise!

best rig ever

A goal in life should be to find a partner that looks at you the way John looks at Joe B.'s playing!

Joe's rigs and playing is disgusting...ly awesome, my favorite of all

Joe DROPPIN F BOMBS!!!

Does he still have the Christopher Cross Dumble amp?

To my ears his sound is always kind of muddy with booming low end. But he definitely makes it work. I’ve always leaned towards 50 watt Marshalls so I think maybe I’m low end sensitive?

@jameshenz1780

Жыл бұрын

Sounds too muddy . Don't care much for this rig. His playing blows me away. I liked his sound back when he played Albert Royal Hall.

I think everyone has a good friend like Joe, I know I do. You get an awesome guitar for example. You run to him and say look at this check it out man! He says "that's awesome man, Ive got the first one ever made, and have 5 total." You just look down to your feet.

Wow

That was hilarious ! Thanks !

Yep…… my my AxeFX does all that tube stuff too 🤪

Looks like John got more than he anticipated

It must be associated with the name "Joe". Look at Joe Perry's amp setup from Aerosmith. He must have eight or more different brands and models on stage. Each for a particular song.

What an incredible setup. Nothing bougie there LOL

it sounds freaking humongous!

Talking to Joe B is like talking to thee nerdiest star wars toy collector. Sometimes it doesnt make any sense to have all those all at once. On stage 😂😂😂

Joe bonamassa e' in grande

Where does the crackle come from while Joe is playing? Already coming out of the speakers or a recording problem?

In the magazine, the tweed twins were called twin reverbs lol, but I knew what they were

Fuckin guy is the balls best guitarist of the modern era🎸🎸

Interviewer asked one question Joe Bonamassa plays and jams for 15 minutes excellent what a great interview and what a great guy for both Joe and the interviewer! When I guy is that open and let him go.

Long way from his simple narrow panel tweed rig. Doesnt matter it all sounds great

John was the guest, right? :-) :-) :-)

Joe B. KWS Gearheads. No tech showing their rigs. It’s all them. Premier Guitar. 🎸🎼

Imagine Jenn from Norm's being PG's showrunner. (:

That Les Paul looks stunning n incredible sounding

Joe is almost way too incredibly good for me to feel like he's a hardcore Blues Man who came up in the trenches...... at the same time I have mad respect for him and the equipment that he uses and that he brings it out on the road and doesn't care how much it cost he's going to bring what he wants out no matter how much it costs and bring us the best show he possibly can. I respect the man because of that but he's playing is just too good for me to listen to him like I would Peter Green or old Clapton From cream or Paul kossoff and stuff like that

@BluesRockAcademy

Жыл бұрын

His playing is a joke compared to Peter Green or Gary Moore.

The tone❤❤❤❤

I would love to see prs try and replicate that rig lol

Hmmh, only seven amps for one guitar?

Bollinger reminds me of Jim Carey in The Mask. Like he's ready to break out some cheesy one liner about Joe B's rig.

He is sounding more and more like Eric Johnson these days!

@ileutur6863

Жыл бұрын

I'm surprised people can tell most blues players apart at all. To me 90% of them sound the same, I can only discern legends like BB King or SRV

Tonehenge! Classic comment!

Someone give Joe B a show

@BlurnGanston

Жыл бұрын

And a bicycle.

Joe is hilarious! Who knew?

$500K in equipment (amps alone)

@gkol69

Жыл бұрын

Blues used to be about problems in life and played with a beat up guitar, an overdrive pedal and a small amp, all cheap or used. Then it became music for deep pockets with Eric Clapton having Soldanos and custom shop Fender guitars and amps and now with Joe B. having Dumble, custom Fender amps and vintage guitars.

@cedarbay3994

Жыл бұрын

And just that one guitar is $250k.

@chrisv2557

Жыл бұрын

500k are just the guitars probably

@cedarbay3994

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisv2557 It’s way more than that. He brings out three ‘59 LPs that are ~$300k each. Say nothing of all the vintage Fenders, 335, Flying Vs.

@idiotburns

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisv2557 kzread.info/dash/bejne/c6J5kqeBYa-8Yc4.html

Meanwhile...give B.B. King, Albert Collins, or any other Blues legend ONE GUITAR, ONE AMP, and ONE CABLE and they can tear your heart out.

Sounds like a damn violin!!! Love it.

@stratolestele7611

Жыл бұрын

If I wanted to hear a violin, I'd go see a violinist. I'm just out there I suppose, but I prefer the more raw tones of Jimi, Jimmy, Cream-era EC, Rory, and many others. Definitely not these reverb and delay-drenched tones that sound like anything a multi-processor + SS power amp could do without even breathing hard.