@Emma I have a CD that was made in Japan from Victor for Isao Tomita’s The Planets. I used Google translate to see what was written about the CD, and found out that the manufacturing process had more attention to detail, and higher quality materials than a typical CD. Physically looking at the CD, you can definitely tell it’s different than a typical USA-made CD. The quality looks to be way better to the eye. As for playback, well, only if you have very high-end studio gear would you ever notice a difference I suppose. I should also mention I have had the honor of working with Japanese people several times, and their work ethics are (for a lack of better words) overwhelming, or staggering perhaps, when it comes to us. Not to say anything wrong with “Made in America”… but the Japanese approach is both noticeable and appreciated. My Roland synth was carefully packaged, and all dials and controls were neatly centered, as well as the packaging was all carefully arranged. Yup… gotta love Japan for their quality and attention to detail.
@Kagatsuo10 сағат бұрын
Gorgeous sound and playing!!! I hope to be as good as this one day
@analogemma10 сағат бұрын
Omg thank you sm!
@funkasiandude20 сағат бұрын
not everyday i see people talk about this funky vintage keyboard! keep it up ma'am 🔥🔥🔥
@analogemma12 сағат бұрын
Haha thank you! You'd probably like my channel :)
@chickenlickin38202 күн бұрын
Hi Emma after you've had it for a few years now, would you still recommend this reel to reel recorder? TIA x
@analogemma2 күн бұрын
Great question. Yes, though I probably don't get the most I could out of it since I'm pretty amateur
@gramseiko52134 күн бұрын
damn, so fucking good
@analogemma4 күн бұрын
Thank you so much!
@Vitalka_project4 күн бұрын
Pretty soon i will made midi upgrade for this organ and will available on reverb
@analogemma4 күн бұрын
Wow cool!
@Koptokaf5 күн бұрын
Oh, this is fantastic, Emma! I bought a unit like yours a few years ago, but found that all but one of the instrument channels were dead. I returned it to the seller and moved on. If i had had your video back then, i would have had the guts, at least, to open sesame and have a poke around. :)
@analogemma4 күн бұрын
Haha thank you! Though I'm not sure if I would have been much of a help LOL
@Mibit9116 күн бұрын
I have a hernia i hope i domt have a mesh 😢😢
@analogemma5 күн бұрын
Literally worst decision of my young adult life; but my pain was like a 1/10 and now its a 2-3 but daily, though physical therapy has helped.
@Mibit9114 күн бұрын
@analogemma so I was on pain medication pretty bad as a teenager for a big accident, and ended up being on methadone which I'm still on today. SADLY the methadone causes constipation of severe variety. This makes it so I have constant tearing and bleeding and basically hard as rocks. I now have trouble with my pelvic floor and constant abdominal pain and I'm only 28. 2 months ago in May I got tboned by another car at 55mph and the seat belt bruised my stomach and and my abdominal wall and kidneys got contusions and since then the pain has been a nightmare. I had a catscan and they told me my abdomen and kidneys were bruised but I'd be OK in a few weeks. I checked my chart weeks later and wat they didn't tell me is I have an umbilical hernia. I still have this cold pain feeling in my abdomen daily and think I might still be bleeding a bit but I don't have a gi appointment for another 2 weeks. I didn't even sleep last night because the pain all through my abdomen was so bad. I don't know what to do!
@Mibit9114 күн бұрын
@@analogemma so the mesh actually made the pain worse?? I'm so sorry about that
@davidp78336 күн бұрын
I imagine Billy Corgan singing something
@analogemma6 күн бұрын
LOL yea
@ragnarlodbrok74206 күн бұрын
Dream guitar! What gear are you using in this video to get that beautiful fuzzy/overdriven sound? :o
@analogemma6 күн бұрын
Just my Lectrolab tube amp on 8 lol
@TheFlyMan38297 күн бұрын
Used and abused the same set of Rattlesnakes for over 8 years until a flood took out my rig! That was the only thing that did them in after years of wear and tear and im sure if they didnt get accidentally tossed, theyd probably still work! Cant wait to rebuild and order more when the time comes! Best cables ever!!!!
@analogemma6 күн бұрын
Damn! I've never heard of that happening before that's crazy
@mistopraro6667 күн бұрын
i had a white SG junior, loved that guitar
@analogemma7 күн бұрын
Awesome!
@NexxuSix8 күн бұрын
That’s really cool! The tape echo is a nice touch 😊 The hum from all of that vintage equipment seasons the sound as well.
@analogemma7 күн бұрын
Haha glad you like it
@NexxuSix8 күн бұрын
Very nice! Thank you for sharing 😊
@analogemma7 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@Da_Publick9 күн бұрын
Of course I see this after I bought a bunch of cables from the supposedly going-out-of-business Sam Ash. 😂 Oh well, I'll need 'em sooner or later.
@analogemma8 күн бұрын
LOL that's fair though I miss my Sam Ash, though my coupon is only available till 8/31 as an fyi ;)
@cadriver25709 күн бұрын
How do you like the 206/214 speakers vs the 200/214 with the smaller speakers? I kinda like the smaller ones myself..
@analogemma9 күн бұрын
Personally I don't like the front facing speakers on 200's so I'm biased lol. I always run my 140 through an external amp either 12'' or 15'' for the bass response. Maybe I'm not too good at this question LOL
@robertmartinez41749 күн бұрын
some of us have smaller hands. the sad thing is that I didn't realize that until many years after I started playing. I learned guitar in the 70's on those big and clumsy Korean six strings.
@analogemma9 күн бұрын
LOL
@projectmoon1310 күн бұрын
I think secretly this is my favorite guitar ❤❤❤👹😈👹❤❤❤
@analogemma10 күн бұрын
LOL
@warningheat419510 күн бұрын
Buenísimo
@analogemma10 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@Shred_The_Weapon10 күн бұрын
Of all things, it reminds me less of a Wurlitzer than it does have another German export, the Hohner Chembalet. Think Pianet with the same 61-key C-to-C range as most synthesizers.
@analogemma10 күн бұрын
That would be because they copied the Cemblet! It has a plucking system with reeds instead of the Wurlitzer's hammers, and the Pianet's sticky pads. All of which I have videos on :)
@Shred_The_Weapon10 күн бұрын
Wicked cool, Emma!
@TheMainezetetic10 күн бұрын
Talking into a tribble … cool little organ though.
@analogemma10 күн бұрын
Dunno what that means, thanks!
@TheMainezetetic8 күн бұрын
@@analogemmaTribbles are furry creatures that invaded the original Star Trek Enterprise. One of the corniest episodes: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dKSmyc6YZN2cl7w.htmlsi=Gtzg2M-rEL-cW8_E
@TheMainezetetic7 күн бұрын
@@analogemmaTribbles are furry little creatures that invaded the original Star Trek Enterprise. They look very much like the mic cover in your video.
@NexxuSix11 күн бұрын
This is really cool! Love the old cameras! 😊
@analogemma10 күн бұрын
Thank you!!
@NexxuSix11 күн бұрын
That definitely has a really nice, old school sound to it. Love it! Thanks for sharing 😊
@analogemma10 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@samgatton170811 күн бұрын
Oh so much- what is this?
@analogemma10 күн бұрын
A Weltmeister Claviset, I have a video on it that is linked in the short!
@tactikzzF1R32 сағат бұрын
If a Wurli and a Hohner had a kid...... 😀
@jussikuusela734511 күн бұрын
It is very unique and pleasant.
@analogemma11 күн бұрын
Great!!
@PhilDesmond11 күн бұрын
Can you tab it?
@analogemma11 күн бұрын
Nah sorry I don't even remember what I did
@PhilDesmond10 күн бұрын
@@analogemmawell it was very cool! Enjoy that guitar!
@PhilDesmond11 күн бұрын
She is very good, so cool.
@analogemma11 күн бұрын
LOL thank you!
@ericv772011 күн бұрын
If I can find a left-handed version, I'm so there!
@analogemma11 күн бұрын
That's a great question actually!
@9216v11 күн бұрын
Awesome guitar! great sound.
@analogemma11 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@iankinzel12 күн бұрын
Nice demo on the Fender. I *have* seen demoes of those Silvertones that sounded better - but I wonder if a different speaker could help narrow the gap a bit.
@analogemma11 күн бұрын
Definitely! I'm not great with amp stuff so I try my best but there are also a bunch of different models as well
@iankinzel11 күн бұрын
@@analogemma If anyone complains about your amp settings, just tell them "this amp's set up to cut through the mix." 😈
@iankinzel11 күн бұрын
@@analogemma I've also noticed that different gear just sounds different/better/worse with different people playing. I've known loads of people who complain about the muddy midrange honk of a Les Paul, but I never have that problem because I play with a brighter attack...but at the same time, I cannot for the life of me get a sound I like out of a Strat, even if most of my favorite players preferred one. Same goes with amps - one piece of gear will respond differently to different playing styles. Sounds like that Princeton just really liked what you were feeding it that day. 😈
@StevenCalwas12 күн бұрын
I'm caught up in the craze for all things lo-fi, so I love it. Especially whatever sound that low-C made. :-)
@analogemma11 күн бұрын
LOL glad you caught that, I never got around it fixing it; I think the reed is too close to the pickup or something
@engleharddinglefester428512 күн бұрын
Juniors are the best, and I have a 1956 Custom. Don't ever sell that.
@ALTDOK66712 күн бұрын
Wow.
@ALTDOK66712 күн бұрын
Love yer style!
@analogemma12 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@davidp783312 күн бұрын
Sounds great. Nice porch and yard, great jam spot!
@analogemma12 күн бұрын
Right!!
@NexxuSix12 күн бұрын
Sounds nice 😊
@analogemma12 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@davidp783312 күн бұрын
Was that love potion #9? I haven't heard that song in decades lol. Hell yeah
@analogemma12 күн бұрын
LOL it wasn't actually did I just subconsciously copy it
@davidp783312 күн бұрын
@analogemma well it was cool and I want p90s in my sg
@contrabombarde321012 күн бұрын
Oh Yes 😊. It is a lovely Sound.
@analogemma12 күн бұрын
Glad you agree!
@jenniferkleidon934912 күн бұрын
Sounds great!!
@analogemma12 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@danielpayne333613 күн бұрын
back in 75 I bought a 65 SG Jr for $110 and then bought an early 70'ish Stratocaster so when my friend that played keyboards needed a guitar I sold it to him. And to this day I regret that the sale of that one more than many many others
@analogemma13 күн бұрын
Nah I wouldn't regret it he got a sick guitar
@zetasong14 күн бұрын
that volume knob twist at 19 seconds was cool...excellent guitar tone reproduction in the video...10/10
@analogemma14 күн бұрын
Thank you!!
@michaeldesrosier106814 күн бұрын
Just get a 65 reissue. same amp, and they cost like 800 bucks.
@analogemma14 күн бұрын
That's the plan :)
@bluewizard455014 күн бұрын
I love the simplicity of single pickup guitars.
@analogemma14 күн бұрын
Same!
@robichj14 күн бұрын
This was better than I thought it would be. Well played!
@analogemma14 күн бұрын
LOL thanks
@rodnyg795214 күн бұрын
nice, rock on !
@analogemma14 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@_Yep_Yep_15 күн бұрын
That is a comfortable fit.
@analogemma15 күн бұрын
Dunno what this is referencing lol
@_Yep_Yep_15 күн бұрын
@@analogemma 😇
@dadvibes886112 күн бұрын
Giggity!
@ALTDOK66712 күн бұрын
@@analogemmaWicked vibrato!
@ffas2315 күн бұрын
Great Video I enjoyed it. That said I purchased my 1st Vox Continental brand new in 1968. Tried to buy one after graduating the 8th grade during the Summer of 1965 looking to start a band after 7 years of Accordion lessons. I couldn’t find my choice a Vox at that time so I purchased what I could find at a Music Dealer close to home being a Farfisa Combo Compact which was also one Heck of an instrument. It didn’t have the looks of a Vox but it certainly didn’t disappoint being my band kept getting better and better with more and more gigs to play at back in the day until my Junior Year of high school the 11 grade when Uncle Sam came calling for 2 of our oldest members looking to draft them for the Viet Nam War. At that point in time after almost 3-1/2 great years with the group I didn’t want to start over being I was only another year away from pretty much the same thing happening feeling it would be a waste of my time. At the same time I had no plans for college and kids that didn’t go to college Uncle Sam looked to grab first. Today at 73 years old I still own a Vox Continental and a Super Vox Continental both in great shape. I also own a B3 Hammond w/122 Leslie and have a 145 Leslie with Leslie Preamp to connect either of the Vox Continentals two. I should mention to you. If you ever get a chance to plug your Vox Jaguar into a Leslie do it. You will never believe the sound coming out of it. Through a Leslie it sounds like a Hammond B3. I am not kidding you. I also own a Vox Amp and it is perfect in catching the Vox Sound it was intended for but having a Leslie makes it into 2 different sounding organs. Keep up what you are doing. It sounds like you are getting to know a lot about Electronics. I had an Electric Shop Class in my Freshman year in High School between September of 1965-June of 1966. I learned a great deal in that class and built another Speaker Cabinent with 2 - 12” Speakers to connect through my Fender Bandmaster I used in my Band that came with 2 - 12” speakers.
@analogemma15 күн бұрын
That's awesome! I'll have to try and find a Leslie now that I have a shop to hold one haha
@danielbarbieri819916 күн бұрын
Both are gorgeous 😍
@analogemma15 күн бұрын
LOL thanks
@TheScumAlsoRises16 күн бұрын
Sounds amazing -- both your voice and that guitar. Beautiful. Any interest in doing more Elliott covers on here? Would love to hear your take on those. BTW - Is that guitar a vintage Gibson L-00 or something like it? It looks and sounds incredible and like it has to be pretty old.
@analogemma15 күн бұрын
Thank you!! I love a lot of his stuff but idk this one really made me jump for my guitar and learn it; if I don't have that impulse I tend not to cover it. And yes its an LG1! 1965 I believe
@Gspokane116 күн бұрын
I started playing on that exact same guitar in 1970. It was almost new back then.
@analogemma15 күн бұрын
Ha! Awesome
@Gspokane115 күн бұрын
@@analogemma Yep, I cut my teeth on that guitar. It was white, but it was a '64.
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@Emma I have a CD that was made in Japan from Victor for Isao Tomita’s The Planets. I used Google translate to see what was written about the CD, and found out that the manufacturing process had more attention to detail, and higher quality materials than a typical CD. Physically looking at the CD, you can definitely tell it’s different than a typical USA-made CD. The quality looks to be way better to the eye. As for playback, well, only if you have very high-end studio gear would you ever notice a difference I suppose. I should also mention I have had the honor of working with Japanese people several times, and their work ethics are (for a lack of better words) overwhelming, or staggering perhaps, when it comes to us. Not to say anything wrong with “Made in America”… but the Japanese approach is both noticeable and appreciated. My Roland synth was carefully packaged, and all dials and controls were neatly centered, as well as the packaging was all carefully arranged. Yup… gotta love Japan for their quality and attention to detail.
Gorgeous sound and playing!!! I hope to be as good as this one day
Omg thank you sm!
not everyday i see people talk about this funky vintage keyboard! keep it up ma'am 🔥🔥🔥
Haha thank you! You'd probably like my channel :)
Hi Emma after you've had it for a few years now, would you still recommend this reel to reel recorder? TIA x
Great question. Yes, though I probably don't get the most I could out of it since I'm pretty amateur
damn, so fucking good
Thank you so much!
Pretty soon i will made midi upgrade for this organ and will available on reverb
Wow cool!
Oh, this is fantastic, Emma! I bought a unit like yours a few years ago, but found that all but one of the instrument channels were dead. I returned it to the seller and moved on. If i had had your video back then, i would have had the guts, at least, to open sesame and have a poke around. :)
Haha thank you! Though I'm not sure if I would have been much of a help LOL
I have a hernia i hope i domt have a mesh 😢😢
Literally worst decision of my young adult life; but my pain was like a 1/10 and now its a 2-3 but daily, though physical therapy has helped.
@analogemma so I was on pain medication pretty bad as a teenager for a big accident, and ended up being on methadone which I'm still on today. SADLY the methadone causes constipation of severe variety. This makes it so I have constant tearing and bleeding and basically hard as rocks. I now have trouble with my pelvic floor and constant abdominal pain and I'm only 28. 2 months ago in May I got tboned by another car at 55mph and the seat belt bruised my stomach and and my abdominal wall and kidneys got contusions and since then the pain has been a nightmare. I had a catscan and they told me my abdomen and kidneys were bruised but I'd be OK in a few weeks. I checked my chart weeks later and wat they didn't tell me is I have an umbilical hernia. I still have this cold pain feeling in my abdomen daily and think I might still be bleeding a bit but I don't have a gi appointment for another 2 weeks. I didn't even sleep last night because the pain all through my abdomen was so bad. I don't know what to do!
@@analogemma so the mesh actually made the pain worse?? I'm so sorry about that
I imagine Billy Corgan singing something
LOL yea
Dream guitar! What gear are you using in this video to get that beautiful fuzzy/overdriven sound? :o
Just my Lectrolab tube amp on 8 lol
Used and abused the same set of Rattlesnakes for over 8 years until a flood took out my rig! That was the only thing that did them in after years of wear and tear and im sure if they didnt get accidentally tossed, theyd probably still work! Cant wait to rebuild and order more when the time comes! Best cables ever!!!!
Damn! I've never heard of that happening before that's crazy
i had a white SG junior, loved that guitar
Awesome!
That’s really cool! The tape echo is a nice touch 😊 The hum from all of that vintage equipment seasons the sound as well.
Haha glad you like it
Very nice! Thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you!
Of course I see this after I bought a bunch of cables from the supposedly going-out-of-business Sam Ash. 😂 Oh well, I'll need 'em sooner or later.
LOL that's fair though I miss my Sam Ash, though my coupon is only available till 8/31 as an fyi ;)
How do you like the 206/214 speakers vs the 200/214 with the smaller speakers? I kinda like the smaller ones myself..
Personally I don't like the front facing speakers on 200's so I'm biased lol. I always run my 140 through an external amp either 12'' or 15'' for the bass response. Maybe I'm not too good at this question LOL
some of us have smaller hands. the sad thing is that I didn't realize that until many years after I started playing. I learned guitar in the 70's on those big and clumsy Korean six strings.
LOL
I think secretly this is my favorite guitar ❤❤❤👹😈👹❤❤❤
LOL
Buenísimo
Thank you!
Of all things, it reminds me less of a Wurlitzer than it does have another German export, the Hohner Chembalet. Think Pianet with the same 61-key C-to-C range as most synthesizers.
That would be because they copied the Cemblet! It has a plucking system with reeds instead of the Wurlitzer's hammers, and the Pianet's sticky pads. All of which I have videos on :)
Wicked cool, Emma!
Talking into a tribble … cool little organ though.
Dunno what that means, thanks!
@@analogemmaTribbles are furry creatures that invaded the original Star Trek Enterprise. One of the corniest episodes: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dKSmyc6YZN2cl7w.htmlsi=Gtzg2M-rEL-cW8_E
@@analogemmaTribbles are furry little creatures that invaded the original Star Trek Enterprise. They look very much like the mic cover in your video.
This is really cool! Love the old cameras! 😊
Thank you!!
That definitely has a really nice, old school sound to it. Love it! Thanks for sharing 😊
Thank you!
Oh so much- what is this?
A Weltmeister Claviset, I have a video on it that is linked in the short!
If a Wurli and a Hohner had a kid...... 😀
It is very unique and pleasant.
Great!!
Can you tab it?
Nah sorry I don't even remember what I did
@@analogemmawell it was very cool! Enjoy that guitar!
She is very good, so cool.
LOL thank you!
If I can find a left-handed version, I'm so there!
That's a great question actually!
Awesome guitar! great sound.
Thank you!
Nice demo on the Fender. I *have* seen demoes of those Silvertones that sounded better - but I wonder if a different speaker could help narrow the gap a bit.
Definitely! I'm not great with amp stuff so I try my best but there are also a bunch of different models as well
@@analogemma If anyone complains about your amp settings, just tell them "this amp's set up to cut through the mix." 😈
@@analogemma I've also noticed that different gear just sounds different/better/worse with different people playing. I've known loads of people who complain about the muddy midrange honk of a Les Paul, but I never have that problem because I play with a brighter attack...but at the same time, I cannot for the life of me get a sound I like out of a Strat, even if most of my favorite players preferred one. Same goes with amps - one piece of gear will respond differently to different playing styles. Sounds like that Princeton just really liked what you were feeding it that day. 😈
I'm caught up in the craze for all things lo-fi, so I love it. Especially whatever sound that low-C made. :-)
LOL glad you caught that, I never got around it fixing it; I think the reed is too close to the pickup or something
Juniors are the best, and I have a 1956 Custom. Don't ever sell that.
Wow.
Love yer style!
Thank you!
Sounds great. Nice porch and yard, great jam spot!
Right!!
Sounds nice 😊
Thank you!
Was that love potion #9? I haven't heard that song in decades lol. Hell yeah
LOL it wasn't actually did I just subconsciously copy it
@analogemma well it was cool and I want p90s in my sg
Oh Yes 😊. It is a lovely Sound.
Glad you agree!
Sounds great!!
Thank you!
back in 75 I bought a 65 SG Jr for $110 and then bought an early 70'ish Stratocaster so when my friend that played keyboards needed a guitar I sold it to him. And to this day I regret that the sale of that one more than many many others
Nah I wouldn't regret it he got a sick guitar
that volume knob twist at 19 seconds was cool...excellent guitar tone reproduction in the video...10/10
Thank you!!
Just get a 65 reissue. same amp, and they cost like 800 bucks.
That's the plan :)
I love the simplicity of single pickup guitars.
Same!
This was better than I thought it would be. Well played!
LOL thanks
nice, rock on !
Thank you!
That is a comfortable fit.
Dunno what this is referencing lol
@@analogemma 😇
Giggity!
@@analogemmaWicked vibrato!
Great Video I enjoyed it. That said I purchased my 1st Vox Continental brand new in 1968. Tried to buy one after graduating the 8th grade during the Summer of 1965 looking to start a band after 7 years of Accordion lessons. I couldn’t find my choice a Vox at that time so I purchased what I could find at a Music Dealer close to home being a Farfisa Combo Compact which was also one Heck of an instrument. It didn’t have the looks of a Vox but it certainly didn’t disappoint being my band kept getting better and better with more and more gigs to play at back in the day until my Junior Year of high school the 11 grade when Uncle Sam came calling for 2 of our oldest members looking to draft them for the Viet Nam War. At that point in time after almost 3-1/2 great years with the group I didn’t want to start over being I was only another year away from pretty much the same thing happening feeling it would be a waste of my time. At the same time I had no plans for college and kids that didn’t go to college Uncle Sam looked to grab first. Today at 73 years old I still own a Vox Continental and a Super Vox Continental both in great shape. I also own a B3 Hammond w/122 Leslie and have a 145 Leslie with Leslie Preamp to connect either of the Vox Continentals two. I should mention to you. If you ever get a chance to plug your Vox Jaguar into a Leslie do it. You will never believe the sound coming out of it. Through a Leslie it sounds like a Hammond B3. I am not kidding you. I also own a Vox Amp and it is perfect in catching the Vox Sound it was intended for but having a Leslie makes it into 2 different sounding organs. Keep up what you are doing. It sounds like you are getting to know a lot about Electronics. I had an Electric Shop Class in my Freshman year in High School between September of 1965-June of 1966. I learned a great deal in that class and built another Speaker Cabinent with 2 - 12” Speakers to connect through my Fender Bandmaster I used in my Band that came with 2 - 12” speakers.
That's awesome! I'll have to try and find a Leslie now that I have a shop to hold one haha
Both are gorgeous 😍
LOL thanks
Sounds amazing -- both your voice and that guitar. Beautiful. Any interest in doing more Elliott covers on here? Would love to hear your take on those. BTW - Is that guitar a vintage Gibson L-00 or something like it? It looks and sounds incredible and like it has to be pretty old.
Thank you!! I love a lot of his stuff but idk this one really made me jump for my guitar and learn it; if I don't have that impulse I tend not to cover it. And yes its an LG1! 1965 I believe
I started playing on that exact same guitar in 1970. It was almost new back then.
Ha! Awesome
@@analogemma Yep, I cut my teeth on that guitar. It was white, but it was a '64.
@@Gspokane1 Arguably a cooler color!