Intronaut is legendary. The band doesn't get enough recognition. The fact that Sacha also builds his own guitars isn't anything less than impressive.

Great rig rundown. I hope PG realizes how much John Bolinger has done for them, not only in demos but in knowledge and experience. He asks the right questions with an understanding of a gigging musician. Good stuff.

@Ullish1989

7 жыл бұрын

seconded

@louderthangod

7 жыл бұрын

ArielsSmartyPants He struck me as a bit too goofy and Rebecca did such a good job that it was a hard transition but now I can see that goofiness is just a unapologetic excitement and passion for music and gear.

@namebrandmason

7 жыл бұрын

It took a minute for him to find his voice in front of the camera, but I like the guy. I'd buy him lunch. That Perry kid now, I skip his videos entirely. He doesn't know Shinola from the other stuff.

@chadkarsyn4452

2 жыл бұрын

i guess Im asking the wrong place but does anybody know a trick to get back into an instagram account? I stupidly lost the password. I love any help you can offer me!

@cedricsamir3032

2 жыл бұрын

@Chad Karsyn Instablaster ;)

The Bass player is really incredible. I wondered why he stood in the middle, up front. Not anymore. A mad scientist virtuoso.

That bassist is amazing. Saw them live 3 weeks ago or so and just loved his playing. He cut so well in the mix and played so tastefully, just great to see a bassist shine on stage, for once.

@bak1386

2 жыл бұрын

Yep I just found these guys like 2 weeks ago, which I'm kinda embarrassed to admit. Their bassist was what stuck out immediately. He's a real bass player thru and thru, which is a becoming rare these days.

@stealingtomorrowband

Жыл бұрын

Joe is fantastic on the bass. What amazes me is the fretless definitely brings something else to the band. They have become 1 of my favorite bands these days

I like the fact that the interviewer asks the musicians to show them how their rig sounds like, that's really useful.

that bass player definetly is a member of talkbass.

@stewartross13

6 жыл бұрын

talkbass players unite

@tysonrinker8089

6 жыл бұрын

lol for sure you piece of shit

@Psyfonify

6 жыл бұрын

Knowledge is power!

@jc8liter2388

5 жыл бұрын

Shit made me laugh so hard

@nephilymbass1

4 жыл бұрын

rafito prtx nah if he was into talkbass he’d be playing a p bass with flats into an SVT (until his back went out and he got a smaller rig) also no pedals. Talkbass literally had to make a forum rule for “no effects trolling”

Awesome Gracie Jui Jitsu shirt!!!!!!!

Yes! These dudes are so damn sick. Such an underrated band too. I didn't know Sacha was a luthier, always thought his guitars looked awesome. A seven string of that model... *drools*

@matthewcurtiss7557

8 жыл бұрын

I swear I've seen an 8 string Dunable out there so he does make ergs

i haven't heard of most of these bands but i love to see their gear and setup

I got to play that guitar after Intronaut's gig in Pittsburgh. Absolutely incredible. Sacha is a hell of a dude.

thank you please continue to embrace the metal community and the gear they have, a lot of new stuff is always being used.

Totally nerding out to these videos. Love all these rundowns. And Dunable guitars make me drool

Just a few days ago I heard about these guys from a Mesa Boogie video and thought they sounded amazing, such a great band! I was just wondering about their gear and sure enough this pops up a day later! :)

The mic's slow descent starting at 7:29 is hysterical to me. I cant not see it now.

This video is going right to my favorites. Not only because it is a *GREAT* example of pedalboard setup with a few tricks to keep you interested and knowledgeable (for example, Dave puts his boost at the end of the chain) and musicianship (Dunable guitars are amazing!), but also because John Bollinger is a fantastic interviewer. His questions are intuitive and fresh, and they are innovative enough to keep the interview interesting musically- it actually makes a lot of things make more sense. For example, I had been having a lot of issues figuring out how to run multiple pedals to one channel and sanctioning different pedals for different "sub-channels" and outlets. Sacha's pedalboard fixes that. I had also as a musician who has taken up bass on my own time, been looking for a bass head that has the amp architecture of a warm tube-driven sound with all the characteristics of something that will cut through with two extremely heavy 7 and 8-string guitars (for my band specifically), and it seems the Aguilar might be a good example of that. I also found that John and Joe's conversation about a tone that sounds brash in isolation but sits perfectly in a mix, also explains a lot of joy forthcomings about bass as an instrument in a studio where at times my tone would be complete ass in isolation yet it cuts right through in our songs (also tuned to Drop B). But now, my tone is such that it cuts through in both terms, it is very aggressive and stocky, rash you could say, but in reality it is very warm and versatile and smooth, though not too smooth because I am still playing metal. Joe also talks about the b7k Ultra, in a way that allows him to color his tone with more character but without saturating it with drive, which is good on the newer pedal as the two are separate- something that actually made me want the b7Ku instead of the regular b7k. So this interview was actually so good, that it solved a lot of my main current issues on stage and in-studio, without skipping a beat or even having been made to do so. Isn't that such a coincidence? Intronaut is also criminally underrated, and I can't wait for their next album. Much love, thanks Premier Guitar!

I saw Russian Circles using a Dunable. Didn't know where they came from at the time, until now!

didn't know he owned Dunable! that's awesome. I've loved intronaut for a long time and have wanted a Dunable for forever.

Those new Dunable guitars are absolutely GORGEOUS! Wish I could get one out here in Australia

So cool to see both guitarist AND the bassplayer.

i'm in love with dunable guitars

Glad to see someone playing the Mesa RA-100. Such an awesome amp that never really got the recognition it deserves. Same with the Mesa Electra Dyne.

@BoyAditya

8 жыл бұрын

and dont forget Stiletto ... such a great sounding amp too ...

Man, these guys are great in interviews! great stuff

I absolutely love their guitar tones.... and their guitars. My dream guitar is a Dunable R2 baritone.

So glad that Intronaut is getting the attention they deserve. Top rig rundown here!

The Dunable with the black pickguard definitely looked the coolest to me.

@tysonrinker8089

6 жыл бұрын

Richard yeah me to bitch

The host reminds me of that old dude who hangs out with teens and convinces them to visit his church.

@tysonrinker8089

6 жыл бұрын

lolol yeah he does punk bitch fuckface

I love this series :o

It's funny how the first guitarists pedal board is so cluttered and the second guys pedal board is nice and neat.

@Casey_J96

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah it looked like the pedals were just sitting there loose

@benmorris118

4 жыл бұрын

That switcher will make it simple though, I bet he has to do way less tap dancing

This band man..I just love them. Musicaly of course

I thought that looked like The End. Hell yea, I was at this show, badass!!!!

Man, I'm saving my change so I can get one of these Dunable guitars. Every one I've seen is beyond sexy looking/sounding.

how time fly .. i remember they still use and endorse EMG, now Sascha have his own guitar company ...

All the settings on the MXR Reverb are great, but the Pad setting is worth the price tag alone. It's by far the best shimmer-type verb I've ever heard.

Gojira rig rundown!

Joe Lester is one of the most interesting bassists in metal and progressive music. He plays around timmick and dunable without being super Billy Sheehan busy. It’s really quite extraordinary actually the tones he’s able to get. Intronaut sounds so psychedelically awesome and he’s a big reason for it. Ohh and I want one of those yeti’s. Such sick looking and sounding guitars.

saw these guys last year at a shitty 200 max people venue bar/junkyard/abandoned warehouse thing in OK city and they fucking ruled. Go see this band now.

@Naddoniz

7 жыл бұрын

Galactus Cactus I saw them a few years back with animals as leaders, dead letter circus, and Evan Brewer also in OKC. They were so good!

They are just good guys.

somehow the bassist stole the show

@TheBenweber

5 жыл бұрын

gooseabuse he smoked my one-hitter once. Proud moment!

@woodbutcher

3 жыл бұрын

See them live and he'll do the same

Intronaut should be bigger than Tool. All their albums are gold...

Wish the yarnhawk was still a mainstay. May be my favorite shape of his, at least before the introduction of the gnarwhal 🤤

nice video PG intronaut is a great band

Since RHCP performed in Chicago, is a Josh Klinghoffer rig rundown (2016) coming? :)))

Cool guitar wonder if there's a strat version.

I need a dunable

Bohlinger's face when he first hears that first guitar!!! :D

Please do one of TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND!

The first guitar I like a lot

Never heard of these guys before but that's some pretty sweet gear!

@rocksfinalstand

8 жыл бұрын

I saw them open for Mastodon. They're awesome, Highly recommend if you enjoy metal and/or Progressive Metal.

@pilotamurorei

8 жыл бұрын

This stuff isn't prog.

@Casey_J96

8 жыл бұрын

+pilotamurorei woah woah woah let's not start in about names of genres lol that's a slippery slope on the Internet.

@pilotamurorei

8 жыл бұрын

CJSchecter96 Prog is not what this modern stuff is. That simple.

@louderthangod

7 жыл бұрын

暗黒騎士 Ankokukishi Sounds like you're pretty dogmatic about what is and isn't progressive. I'm sure you know that you're not the only one with a definition of prog and maybe you're more of an authority but your comments come across like it's more black and white when that's just not possible.

Cool....

Foaming the milk up (!) ,,, I like that dudes bass.

I still missed Danny Walker n Leon de meurte .

Do another devil wears Prada rig rundown with the dunables!!

peep the un-tightened mic stand in the back lol

@7:56 Anyone else want to stop that mic stand? :)

Where's Danny's rundown?

The wood rage is a bit silly. Wait a minute, the sound guy is a tree!

Hell ya Jiu Jitsu

Can you do a rig rundown of Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit

😀

Bollinger is such a surfer dude.

@nothanksimgood

7 жыл бұрын

If Mitt Romney surfed

@dzre2087

7 жыл бұрын

I was thinking MITT too!!!

@2:04

What's the song in the intro?

@tarkenton3895

2 жыл бұрын

Fast Worms

Which song of theirs is in the intro? I know I've heard it once before, I just can't quite pin it down

@drewsmithbass

3 жыл бұрын

Fast Worms baby!!!

you guys should do Never Shout Never next! I've always wanted to know what they use live. lol

I wanna see some rack gear next time. Otherwise the host was a cool stoner dude. Pretty standard rig rundown

Hey people, I keep my socket outlet and my 2 power supplies strapped into my pedalboard. I have a boss ns2 and the rig isnt that noisy but should I move my outlet away from pedals and effect pedals?

Gracie Jiu Jitsu

Is the video kinda skipping? Or acting up?? Or is my phone breaking? Lol

@markusvhane5087

8 жыл бұрын

Video is fine.

@djguzzy10

8 жыл бұрын

+Markus Vhane damn! So it is my phone hahaha

@markusvhane5087

8 жыл бұрын

+djguzzy10 hope it's not. Phone's are expensive. Lol.

to much chat. lets have some DEMOS. CHAT CHAT CHAT...

Theses vids are Great but I'm so sick of hearing the word COOL

"we aren't a church band" I laughed out loud because a church guitarist was the loudest guitarist on stage I've ever heard hahaha I'm pretty sure he had a 40 watt wide open

Sasha's pedalboard is a fucking mess

Such a sweaty bassist

Norm Macdonald is "very cool"...

I didn’t know Mesa had a mark 24 lol

no drums,,

zzzzzzz

I don't trust the bassist. He may be an agent of Satan.

do diarrhea planet please

New interviewer, please.

@Spedly

8 жыл бұрын

Fuck no. Yeah Bohlinger may be a bit goofy, but he knows his stuff and knows what to ask.

Can we get a relevant band?

@losingitrush

7 жыл бұрын

Rodney Harris ha.. I discovered these guys the other day and I'm still blown away. You should listen to their music. It's very complex.

Damn that sounded like turds stopping up the toilet. Not a fan of those tones or music.

@gmyersgilmer9470

Жыл бұрын

This music so innovative it scares people^