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Thanks brother. I had a feeling this one would grab ya. It was a fun theme song.

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Thanks for checking it out. I think a lot of teenage boys remember that old GMC pickup... and Heather Thomas too. 🤣

It's a really fun song. I remember the show like it was yesterday. It's crazy that it's pushing 40 years since the show aired. Ugh. I'm old I guess.

Glad to hear it was a good memory. It certainly is for me too. I was pleasantly surprised by the remake. They changed the story quite a bit but it had some great homages to the original series. Thanks for watching.

Yes he did. I always liked the fact about it. Thanks for watching.

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@@Jack-fs2im thanks for checking it out

I liked the remake. It was different than the original but I thought it was a good adaptation. And yes... Knight Rider. That's a tough one. Thanks for checking out the vid.

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I think most 80's kids remember it Marty. Thanks for checking it out.

Thanks my man. I have fond memories of watching it with my childhood friend Joel. He loved that show.

@@musicalmiscellany I work and did not get to see them all but I use to watch them with my first wife

@@bearshield7138 I had lunch in Gruene at The Gristmill. Thought of you.

@@musicalmiscellany Loved that place Be well

Yes. When I re-listened to this I was amazed that it's a 2 minute song, not just a 5 second lead in. Thanks for checking it out.

Thanks for tuning in. I really liked this show back in the day and the theme song definitely left an impression on me.

Thanks for checking it out. The guitar is homemade from a wooden box and a 1x2. I appreciate it.

@@barrythird3297 thanks for watching

@@Texas059 you never know what it’s gonna sound like until you try it. It could be glorious or it could be terrible. One thing to keep in mind… PA Speakers tend to be power hungry so make sure you give it enough juice. I actually used a PA speaker (with a power amp and a small mixer) for a keyboard rig years ago. It sounded pretty darn good… but amplifying keyboards is a lot different than amplifying guitars. Good luck.

Charlie really makes great flutes. Thanks for checking out the video.

Yeah. They are all really great devices for the price. Thanks for sharing how you use them. I don't regret buying any of them.

@@musicalmiscellany yeah zero regrets here. Infact I've done a few tracks which use just sounds from the 'trons and nothing else.

Yes indeed. Thanks for the idea.

Thanks for checking it out. The keyboard pairs nicely with the iPad.

I always love it when manufacturers check in and figure out what their customers are doing with their products. This isn't my first StompBoxParts product and I've been impressed by all of them. Thanks for the support.

@@RJsCave Yes. You could follow this tutorial and then create a y-cable that goes to both speakers. The you’d plug in both cabs to the amp output. You could create this cable to be series or parallel depending on the impedance you desire. Does this make sense?

@@musicalmiscellany I think so. as for the cab, I'll be connecting to an 8 ohm combo so 2 4 ohm speakers in series or would a single 8 ohm speaker would work? I also have a 4ohm combo I'd like to connect a single 4 ohm speaker cab to as well.

@@RJsCave 2 8-ohm speakers wired in parallel would result in a 4-ohm load. 2 8-ohm speakers wired in series would result in a 16-ohm load. So if your amp was 8-ohm stable, you’d want to use series wiring. It’s really more about the stability of the amp than it is about the speakers.

@@goldenstarmusic1689 thank you for checking out the video. Elsewhere on my channel I have a video where I plugged the three Monotrons into each other. It was a fun experiment… and I totally agree. They’re all great.

You're singing to the choir. My main MIDI controller for the last 15 years or so has been an M-Audio Oxygen Gen2. I think those came out around 2005 or so. Honestly, it just works and I'm used to it so I've never really went searching for anything else. The Synido model is nice but I also was gifted an Arturia KeyStep recently... so I'm playing around with each of them. Both are several steps above the old Oxygen but I have to say I enjoy the extra octave on the Keystep (so I get your point). Oh, and thanks for checking out the video.

Thanks for checking it out. It was a random thought but it worked out.

Thanks. I was pretty happy with how it came out.

I used two short screws - about 3/8" long - and angle them into the front/back edges of the can. Thanks for watching.

@@jfrankcarr Yeah. Prices on all small electronics went crazy in the last few years. It’s jaw dropping. Thanks for commenting.

I appreciate the support of the channel. Lots of musical miscellany here. 🤣

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That's the hurdy gurdy kit I built a few years ago. It actually has its own video here: ruclips.net/video/7xTdz6ZNNnM/видео.html

That's the hurdy gurdy kit I built a few years ago. It actually has its own video here: ruclips.net/video/7xTdz6ZNNnM/видео.html

Yes. You certainly could (provided you had some sort of mobile app that understands MIDI of course). I may do a follow up video about that.

This is definitely one of the cooler things I've been sent. Thanks for checking it out.

I'm not sure which one your referencing but there's a cigar box guitar, a minstrel banjo, an electric guitar, an acoustic guitar, a bass guitar, a MIDI keyboard, a shruti box, and a hurdy gurdy in the background. Thanks for checking out the video.

You could definitely create organ sounds with it. I'm actually pretty impressed by the features for the price. Thanks for checking it out.

@@musicalmiscellany 👍

I totally agree. Check out my other video entitled "the cookie tin banjo is unexpectedly awesome".

Thanks Steve.

Ha ha. 🤣 Like I said, there are shorter songs out there (I Suffer More is even shorter). Thanks for checking it out.

Hamilton Pool is such a beautiful place. Thanks for checking it out.

@@musicalmiscellany I have not been to Dripping Springs since I was a boy scout

Thanks for checking out the video. I could see that pairing working or clashing, it's really more about what you're playing and how they work together. Sorry, that's probably not the answer you wanted but I think any combination of instruments can be great or terrible. It's all subjective.

Thanks for watching. It's fun to make these things and great to see others get inspired by them.

@musicalmiscellany Yeah, I build basses and guitars. Also percussion stuff. I never even thought about how easy it would be to make a lap steel. I am definitely gonna do that.

@@UncleDanBand64 I love my lap steels. I've built three of them and each one has a separate video on my channel.

@@musicalmiscellany I will check that out. Thanks.

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I think I answered that question in the video. I haven't tried every instrument out there but I have tried a lot of them and these are the ones that I had the most difficulty learning. Whether they are popular or not, it's my experience. Additionally, I don't think any of these are that obscure. If you do some searching you'll find each one of these 5 has their own subculture. Thanks for watching the video and commenting though. I appreciate it.

@@musicalmiscellany okay 👍 thanks for your reply 🙏

It is one of my favorite places in the TX Hill Country. Thanks for checking out the vid.

Oh that would be cool. Imagine a solid drum beat beneath that. Great idea.

@@musicalmiscellany you could even do some crazy sample slicing it'd be very funny and fun

I thought this one might resonate with you. Thanks for checking it out.