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Truetone Lounge - Chris Scruggs - Nashville Music Royalty & Torchbearer

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@m.vonhollen6673Күн бұрын

You are doing a really good job with Truetone Lounge. Respect!

@alanblakeguitaristКүн бұрын

Seems like a super cool guy! Into guitar like me

@joeurbanowski321Күн бұрын

What brand of cables..??🤔😎

@m.vonhollen6673Күн бұрын

Here’s E7 in the 5 positions: Just the top 4 strings, 2130, 2434, 6757, 9797, 999-10. That’s EDCAG, all Dominant 7.

@Loose_claws_2 күн бұрын

Do you know Larry militec I use to work in a music store in Montana where Larry made those b benders for lots of people

@DelmarWyatt2 күн бұрын

That was a workout!❤

@tad59203 күн бұрын

Just saw Duke with Bonnie Raitt live last night. Duke's playing is so soulful and perfect fit with Bonnie. It was a great show, Bonnie was great of course, and Duke was just stellar!

@larrydering15983 күн бұрын

Paul is one of the greatest pedal steel players to grace the industry. His musical knowledge and depth are beyond comprehension. And to top that he is the most sharing and humble human being you will meet. Thanks you Zac for letting us peek into the world of this genius.

@SeeCSeesCC4 күн бұрын

❤wonderful Reggie Young

@markdeweese92884 күн бұрын

If you think about it Ralph Moony had a similar approach

@michaelpmitchem4 күн бұрын

Cry of Love came out around the time I was starting on guitar in Southport, NC - about 25 miles from Wilmington. Audley blew my mind with Brother (and still does). Then a few years later I learned he was a Wilmington guy! I still live here. Hope I see him around Wilmington someday just to thank him for the great music and the contribution to my guitar playing. Cheers!

@sesa29844 күн бұрын

Its so hard to get certified these days.

@sesa29844 күн бұрын

Zac, please explain to my girlfriend why cleaning the house on my day off was less important than watching every truetone interview of a steel player.

@sesa29844 күн бұрын

This is great and maybe I’m mono dimensional but I kept thining to myself: “Talk more about country!” lol

@sesa29844 күн бұрын

I always wanted one of the original Route 66s back in the 90s when I’d see that awesome shield-shaped thing in the musicians friend catalogues. If I’m used to a dynacomp, anybody know if I’d like the copressor on this thing if I decided to use this as my whole micro-pedalboard?

@m.vonhollen66736 күн бұрын

Truetone Lounge is fantastic! Thanks for another great interview!

@m.vonhollen66736 күн бұрын

Great artist! Great interview! Thanks for TrueTone Lounge!

@davidherringgo7 күн бұрын

Thanks for doing this interview. Headed to my guitar lesson. My teacher is a big Cousin Kenny fan . I'll let him know about this.

@thisdyingsoul767 күн бұрын

I keep revisiting these reviews to remind myself of the broad range of tones available with the V3 series pedals. I have all of them except the tap delays, which I'd love to find someday. I love how Shawn gets very thick tones that could be usable in hard rock without getting overly saturated.

@joeurbanowski3217 күн бұрын

Oo.. ooooo.. I gotta pause and listen to Taxman..!

@joeurbanowski3217 күн бұрын

“CHANGE THE WORLD “..??!!! Far freakin out man..!💪🏼❤️

@billybudd4510 күн бұрын

I have two guitars I put Fralin pick ups in, and they sound great.

@jimbo9126210 күн бұрын

I always thought of Roy Thomas Baker from Journey fame. lol He was quite prolific I'd say.

@jimbo9126210 күн бұрын

I think talent like Elliot's always finds fame. They are just too good. And his humble demeanor only flames his greatness. Listening to him speak in the many, many interviews really illuminates his high intellect. Bravo!

@eugenerelyea11 күн бұрын

What a great guy , beautiful personality! And play’s the guitar with his entire heart and soul. I love watching him play. Good job! Kirk!!!!

@6806goats112 күн бұрын

Cool interview and good mindset. Glad to see someone still using a Mac Trashcan but just because they’re old doesn’t mean they don’t work. Like others and myself.

@scottdenney647512 күн бұрын

do joe next!

@mattheweady61512 күн бұрын

Also a masterclass in classic rock riffs 🤘😎✨

@jimmyhaley72712 күн бұрын

SUPER STUFF

@AntonioRamos_To13 күн бұрын

Can I connect truetone 1 spot CS7 to a Quad Cortex as is done on the Cioks DC7?

@TruetoneFX7 күн бұрын

You can gang up multiple 12v outputs. That is a very power hungry unit.

@AntonioRamos_To7 күн бұрын

@@TruetoneFX With the 12v outputs grouped together, what is the maximum amperage (mA) that the Truetone 1 spot CS7 can achieve?

@AntonioRamos_To7 күн бұрын

@@TruetoneFX With the 12v outputs grouped together, what is the maximum amperage (mA) that the Truetone 1 spot CS7 can achieve?

@TruetoneFX6 күн бұрын

Probably 800mA or so at 12v

@CarlHerring-vq8ft14 күн бұрын

Thanks I don’t know enough about the cages and some of the cords I do know a little bit and I don’t have a electric my acoustic guitar is all I play but you are a great friend and teacher

@bldallas16 күн бұрын

Damn, that black 12 string Rick is absolutely gorgeous…looking and sounding. Amazing.

@bldallas16 күн бұрын

Man, I always wanted one of those Boss 6 pedal cases. Had the 3 pedal version about 30 years ago and sold it to a buddy. 90s cool.

@TyeeHox16 күн бұрын

Thumb picks on guitar are great, rhythm and LEAD- Johnny Winter Lester Flatt Carter Stanley Jim Eanes was using one when I sang and played with him. Old timers and beginners can get better bluegrass rhythm with a thumb pick. It's easier to snap your thumb across the strings rather than a flatpick, "held tightly while relaxing your wrist". I'm a mandolin and guitar flatpicker but I think I'll be flogging rhythm into my 90s with a thumb pick.

@bldallas17 күн бұрын

Really great stuff! I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. Paul is such a nice, positive, humble man; and damn is he talented. I had no idea he was on so many different albums with so many different styles of music and do many big musicians. Really incredible. Thanks again Zack, great job!

@joeurbanowski32118 күн бұрын

Only aware of Kenny the last year or two… Always a pleasure..!🙏🏻

@cccorlew19 күн бұрын

Russ was in CA band in the early 70s; Road Apple. He was great even then. He was even in a joke band called "Russ Pahl and the Spitfire Polka Band" that played a set at my high school before a Road Apple set. He was so darn good he inspired me to NOT become a musician because what was the point.