I'd have called this one "Show and Tell With John and Marcel"...😂

Thank you for the time stamps!

Clip on strobe from Peterson are AMAZING

Marcel is awesome

Two accessories not mentioned that I use and think helped me are a footrest and a fancy nail file, Wolfram.

Yes! The D'Adadario XS's are now my go to for my Bluegrass guitar. They sound great, and with my dozen or so instruments that I have to keep strings on, the wear factor makes it a no brainer.

fun + informative. this vid was obviously filmed a bit ago, because i just saw a video last week featuring the cat eye capos in the store! 😂

Blue chip, Elliott capo ( I have an old Dan Crary capo that lives on my D28; legacy shubb is good too), Elixir nano-web mediums, Peterson strobo clip tuner. Thanks for the show and tell!

Great video- thanks!

Blue Chip TP 48, and also like the Dunlop Primetone .88 and the 1.0 Primetone. Strings I alternate between D’Addario EJ17’s and Martin SP Phosphor Bronze, or 80/20’s every now and then. This is for my Martin D28 Reimagined. I need to try D’addario Nickel bronze strings.

I like how toneslab sent me a cool little sanding block with my order

Are you guys baked ?

I still use tortoise, although finding material is really hard, I go to a lot of antique shops and buy what I can find but I really want to get my hands on a Wyatt Rice Apollo signature pick.

Excellent presentation

John I believe made a mistake when you stated that the GHS Americana has a .026" and .036" core wire in the center. I think you meant that they have .036" and .046" string wind diameters for the D and A (not core wire) unlike most medium P.B. sets that have .035" and .045". To my ear, XS sounds less clear, less bright, less volume than the EJ17 but do last 3-4 times longer.

Good video

Blue chip for me.

I'm literally looking at a blue chip TD 40 that I killed in about 4 months, lol. I wish I didn't go through picks so fast because I'm super broke and I spend so much money on strings and picks. I was killing wound Gs with metal finger picks in a few days, until I stared using nickel plated steel wound Gs, now they last more than a week

I've got a bluechip TAD 40, which sounds great. my TAD 60 is too mellow for me. I wonder if people use bluechips that are too thick, because most people I hear seem to use the fatter ones which are definitely too mellow for me.

I love my cradle capo, but I just got a new guitar(Boucher BG51) and the area where the neck meets the headstock is too thick to rest the cradle capo on the other side of the nut when you're not playing it, its the only thing I don't like about my new guitar.

I have 3 blue chip picks that I’ve worn out. But I’ve never meet someone else with the same problem.

The only problem with the "park behind the nut" capos is of course it will drag over the finish so it is going to leave a mark after a while.

Can't see the screen on any tuner in actual sunlight outside.

$45 for a dang single pick? Really? This is getting crazy

Paige Clik capo, piece of crap tightening mechanism slips when tightened. What a shtty dud. Avoid!

I just play my purple tortex 1.17s, they seem to do everything pretty well. I'm sure I would like a bluechip, I just can't seem to spend the money.