Thank you Daisy! :)

Thank you so much for the kind words, I'm glad you like it!:)

Thank you!:)

Thank you! :)

Hey! Thanks for the kind comment, I really appreciate your words!:)

Thank you!:)

Thank you so much!:)

Thank you so much, I'm glad you like it!:)

Thanks man!:) Yeah, it's a great guitar, I love it too!

Thanks! And you have great taste in music!:)

Thank you!:)

Thanks for the kind words!:)

when someone likes the same music you do

Thanks man, I'm glad you like it!:)

Thank you so much! Probably you're the first (and maybe the only) one who knows what is that.:D Yeah, it's an amazing piece of gear! I've bought it around a year ago from an old man who used it decades ago. It had almost no sound at all and it was covered in dust and other stains inside. It's not an easily serviceable unit and it was a nightmare sometimes, and a long-long way to make it usable. It still has some issues, but fortunately now it sounds amazing, and works great, at least most of the time.:D

@@Breszko thanks for explaining and nice you found one. Nothing beats the sound of an old tape echo 😉 Since I started listening to the Dead Kennedys as a teenager, I got fascinated by tape echo.

Thank you! Yeah, I think it could happen easily.:)

...and the kindest comment on youtube, haha!:D Thank you so much! I don't have any, but maybe I'll do a tab or tutorial for it, if I had some spare time.:)

@@Breszko Please, do so. You earned a new sub, there´s not a single tab out there, you´d be a hero

@@Breszko I’d be so happy if you do a tab :’)

Thank you!:) It's this one: www.bershka.com/hu/joy-division-p%C3%B3l%C3%B3-c0p102506733.html

Thanks, I'm glad you like it!:) If I remember well, this was my rig for this cover: Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster -> Strymon Flint - > Klemt Echolette E51 tape echo (for the slapback type delay and some preamp overdrive) - > Marshall DSL15 (clean channel) -> Orange PPC212 cab

​​@@Breszkoi! Do you remember what kind of reverb you used with the Strymon Flint? (room, spring, plate, etc)

​@@Breszkoalso, was it the bridge or neck pickup? :)

@@Renav21 I'm almost sure it was the '60s spring setting, I use it most of the time.:) But I think the Echolette did most of the work, what you could try to replace with a delay pedal set to a short, slapback style sound.

@@Renav21 I think it was the neck pickup, or maybe both in the middle position, but definitely not the bridge one.:)

Thanks youBenjamin!:) You can find a Joy Division cover on my channel too!:)

Thank you! You're not the first one who've asked for it, so I'll try to make a tab for it maybe in the near future.:)

What great news ✌🏾

Maybe I'll do one, if I had some spare time. I'll let you know if I have one!

@@Breszko and you never made it 🥺