Gjika 10^n Guitar Amps + Gainmaster Demo & Instructions - setting up a tube guitar amplifier -

Описание: Bob Gjika takes you through unpacking and setting up your new Gjika 10^n guitar amp with Gainmaster -- lessons on use, demos of different settings on all two knobs and one switch...Oh, well.. The Gjika 10^n (Shawn Lane Powers of Ten Redux) guitar amplifier is sometimes referred to as a “boutique amp” but as an original design, Class A, high-power, single-ended guitar amp, it's not a copy or mod of a Marshall, Fender, Vox, Hiwatt, Dumble, Trainwreck, or anything else, so it doesn't really fall into the same category as “boutique amps”.

With the Gjika Gainmaster, the Gjika Powers of Ten hand-wired tube amplifier is how to get the best guitar tone, and if you compare tube amps, you will find that this is not just the best tube amp, but the best guitar amp, for the best guitar tone, anywhere.

On this YouTube channel, Bob Gjika gives guitar tone lessons and instructions on how to achieve great guitar tone using his Gainmaster, amplifiers – as a bedroom amplifier, with various and some vintage guitar pedals and effects, cranked, clean, and everything in between. As a Luthier, Bob Gjika also has intimate knowledge of all kinds of guitars, including Stratocasters, Telecasters, Les Pauls, and also Nationals, and all types of guitars, as he has played and repaired all of them, and built many as well.

He also plays bottleneck slide guitar, and uses various guitar tunings on his videos, so a little something for everyone who plays guitar and wants to hone their craft, and get insights into why using a high quality tube amplifier such as his 10^n, combined with a great guitar, is how to get great guitar tone. If you are looking for guitar lessons to show you how to cover guitar solos, this is not the right place for that, but you will definitely learn a thing or two about guitar tone, compare guitar amps, including the legendary Trainwreck Circuits amps made by the late Ken Fischer, who was a good friend and peer of Bob's in their search for the best guitar amp tone.

Bob Gjika's connection to Shawn Lane is also something guitarists ask about a lot. Bob knew Shawn Lane very well, and provided the amplifier that Shawn Lane used on his Powers of Ten album (CD) and Bob's latest guitar amp is named the 10^n (Powers of Ten) amplifier in tribute to the late, great Shawn Lane, and how he exemplified the concept that a guitarist's tone is truly in his hands (powers of ten clearly refers to the power of ten fingers). The Gjika 10^n (Shawn Lane Powers of Ten Redux) guitar amplifier is sometimes referred to as a “boutique amp” but as an original design, Class A, high-power, single-ended guitar amp, it's not a copy or mod of a Marshall, Fender, Vox, Hiwatt, Dumble, Trainwreck, or anything else, so it doesn't really fall into the same category as “boutique amps”.

With the Gjika Gainmaster, the Gjika Powers of Ten hand-wired tube amplifier is how to get the best guitar tone, and if you compare tube amps, you will find that this is not just the best tube amp, but the best guitar amp, for the best guitar tone, anywhere.

On this YouTube channel, Bob Gjika gives guitar tone lessons and instructions on how to achieve great guitar tone using his Gainmaster, amplifiers – as a bedroom amplifier, with various and some vintage guitar pedals and effects, cranked, clean, and everything in between. As a Luthier, Bob Gjika also has intimate knowledge of all kinds of guitars, including Stratocasters, Telecasters, Les Pauls, and also Nationals, and all types of guitars, as he has played and repaired all of them, and built many as well.

He also plays bottleneck slide guitar, and uses various guitar tunings on his videos, so a little something for everyone who plays guitar and wants to hone their craft, and get insights into why using a high quality tube amplifier such as his 10^n, combined with a great guitar, is how to get great guitar tone. If you are looking for guitar lessons to show you how to cover guitar solos, this is not the right place for that, but you will definitely learn a thing or two about guitar tone, compare guitar amps, including the legendary Trainwreck Circuits amps made by the late Ken Fischer, who was a good friend and peer of Bob's in their search for the best guitar amp tone.

Bob Gjika's connection to Shawn Lane is also something guitarists ask about a lot. Bob knew Shawn Lane very well, and provided the amplifier that Shawn Lane used on his Powers of Ten album (CD) and Bob's latest guitar amp is named the 10^n (Powers of Ten) amplifier in tribute to the late, great Shawn Lane, and how he exemplified the concept that a guitarist's tone is truly in his hands (powers of ten clearly refers to the power of ten fingers).