Why Huge Metal Plates Are on SO Many Songs (reverb machines)

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• RE

  @Reverb · 5 years ago

  Rob, let us sing you the song of our people.

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• ZA

  @zaneroote5798 · 5 years ago

  rob: <b>moves amp by millimeters</b> must be broken<br>jim: nah it&apos;s not broken look. <b>punches amp</b><br><br><i><b>s p r i n g &nbsp; s e i z u r e</b></i><b></b>

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• FN

  @fngoodmusic78 · 5 years ago

  Someone needs to reupload this, but every time someone says “reverb” the reverb gets more intense

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• IA

  @iamgerg · 5 years ago

  Fun fact... The blaster sound in Star Wars was basically spring reverb... They used a hammer on a guy wire.

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• BM

  @bmposton98 · 1 year ago

  Growing up, learning about effects as I was learning guitar, I just assumed “spring reverb,” meant it was meant to sound like a spring day. 🤣

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• GR

  @gruggerduggerhoose · 5 years ago

  “You probably don’t have access to a cave to record in.”<br>*approaching norwegian black metal noises

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• PR

  @privatevoidnoname · 5 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfESec8Sy0w&amp;t=2775">46:15</a><br>&quot;sees a pluckable object&quot;<br>Rob: D J E N T

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• JE

  @jeffparker4840 · 5 years ago

  Rob.. I think it&apos;s cool how your channel has evolved from just making music to showing us a much more in-depth and very cool side of musical history. &nbsp;You got a LOT of original content here man.. it&apos;s it&apos;s fn quality.

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• IV

  @ivyssauro123 · 5 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfESec8Sy0w&amp;t=119">1:59</a> I can attest to that as a violin student, a violin on a dry room sounds like a depressing whisper, on a reverby room (Not just the exagerated ones like a church but a good sized room) it&apos;s loud and imposing.

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• JU

  @juptonstone · 4 years ago

  Rob, I&apos;m an old guy, I&apos;ve seen a lot, and what I love about you is that you remind me in some ways of Frank Zappa. Not the crazy part, but the musician part. Zappa could play almost any instrument and you have that same kind of love of and fascination with music! You love every aspect of it, you don&apos;t just want to play guitar... you want to learn everything about everything. You don&apos;t want to just play an electric guitar you want to know everything about every type of guitar and you want to help other people understand that too. Without a doubt you run the absolute best guitar channel on YouTube. I watch others and some of them are great for specific things like how to repair a guitar, or the best comparisons, but for overall knowledge I love to watch your channel. It&apos;s never boring. It&apos;s always fascinating, and I&apos;ve sat through really long videos which seem to go so quickly that I was amazed. So whatever you do please don&apos;t stop!

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• WA

  @walterblack1543 · 5 years ago

  Wow, it’s amazing that Jim is not only a reverb expert, but a reverb expert as well. Fair play

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• AJ

  @AjisDayat · 5 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfESec8Sy0w&amp;t=12">0:12</a><br>&quot;It gives those sounds, space&quot;<br>Or what a cultured person say<br>&quot;𝐴 𝑀 𝐵 𝐼 𝑂 𝑈 𝑁 𝐶 𝐸&quot;

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