ывают to Jesus, can't get anybody to cooperate around here. This is more guitars.com and this is Brett and Ed. Hello, hello, hello. And we have some artists guitars here from Ibanez. And they are probably, they may be my two favorite Ibanez guitars in the arsenal at this point. And little bias because Andy's from Evansville. Yes he is, Evansville land. And Need has been here a couple of times. Well, I'm pretty excited to have this model out of it. Whatever I'm trying to say. Finally. We waited a long time for Need's guitars. As soon as we heard about it, we said yes. And then some time passed. And sometimes like, you know, it's always great to be the first guy in the list because they let the original list. Yeah. And you know. So in order to not bore them with any more of our banter, let's get into these babies. So I have the anti-timmons AT-10. This is the AT-10P I should say. I was reminded by what it says on the back. It says AT-10P. Sorry. But we go by AT-10 because this is really the one we always get. So this is the, this is the, I would, I want to say an affordable one. It's not the highest and one is it? No. There's the AT-100. That's correct. Correct. I thought I was correct. Anyway. So this is the anti-timmons and this is the... This is Need Astrasus. Signature model guitar. It is called the Jive. And it is modeled on the S series guitars that I've been has been making for a very, very long time. It is a very unique body style. This thing is very, very thin and sleek and lightweight and supremely playable and well balanced. But it doesn't, the thinness doesn't make it feel weird when you're holding it on a strap. I don't say that. I don't know. I don't know. Like of thickness. Yeah, no. It's... It feels great. This is a really, really great guitar. It has all kinds of great things going for it. You know, of course the double locking tremolo system that allows you to just be as aggressive as you want to. It's two. Five-way blade switch that really gets you some really clean, funky sounds. Could. You know, it could. It could. Now these are the pandemonium humbucking pickups and they're very, very high output. And it's got the unique inlay of the fretboard and this is a three-piece neck with purple heart in the middle here. So it's a really lovely guitar and very playable and... So the center pickup is a true velvet, right? Yeah, that's right. That's right. Also by Demarsio. Yes. And it allows you to get these really quaint, you know, I love these. And here's a true velvet by itself. How about that? That was fun. It's velvety, right? It's very velvety. It's even got some like binding slash purfling. I didn't even notice that. I knew it had something. There's a lot of cool details with this guitar. It really is, you know. And this is one of those guitars that when you get in your hands you start playing it, it's very, very playable. Yeah. It does what it's supposed to do. Strasons are really burst up a tar player and, you know, of course with the... Yeah. Her video is crazy, man. You watch it. It's like the new video and it's like some intense playing and that thing. It's pretty cool. So enough about that one. It has a, obviously a quilt maple top, correct? Yes. Yes, indeed. And the space blonde burst. Phew, man. That's cool. That's very nice. Very nice. So I have the A&E Timons. This one's been around a while, but it's that special guitar that's got, you know, it's an Ibanez, but it doesn't have the crazy thin neck. You know, it's substantial. Feels good. This has the cruiser pickup, is it, correct? Indeed. And is the bridge, is the A&E Timons pickup, right? That's correct. The A&E one, I believe, or something like that? We'll get our facts straight one of these days, one of the actor-aged. But the one of the cool things that A&E does that's cool, that he actually let me play his guitar that he's had since, like, 94 or whatever. He was like, yeah, he was here doing a clinic. But the cool thing is you got volume and two tone knobs. This volume, this tone knob is just for the neck pickup. So this one, you know, adjust these two pickups whenever you have those addressed with your five-way blade. But it's cool because, you know, there's a lot of times when you've got a single tone knob that you don't want that same tone. And A&E flips, you know, since a lot of his songs are instrumentals, he's got to go between tones real quick, you know, and it's not just a pedal switch. You got to change the pickup. So if you want to have your tone all the way up and your bridge pickup and you want to have a little bit of, you know, high end rolled off in your neck pickup when you go up into maybe a bluesier thing or whatever, you can do it. And it's boom, you don't have to do this and then tinker. Tinker about. You just go. And that's cool to me. That little functionality, handy dandy things, handy dandy things. That was dumb. You can delete that. But anyway, this is a, this is a, the maple neck on this. We've had a hundred of these things go through the store and they all feel amazing. I love the satin finish, you know, it makes it to where you can cruise along the neck. Oh nice. Brisk speed. You know, speaking of the cruise of hiccups, just yesterday I did a Facebook demonstration of this guitar with a really cool tube combo. What I had done is I rolled off the volume 50% of the neck position pickup. It's a great, great tone, you know, and then when you introduce full power, then hit the front of the amplifier just right. Let's try that. Yeah. Here's 50. Were you on a clean channel? I was on somewhere so what do you got in channel? Yeah. We got the eight, the at symbol pedal here and the JHS, Andy Timon's pedal. So I was trying to change the channel on the Mesa pedal on the foot switcher for the triples crown, but I will go back to this. So were you clean or dirty? Channel two would be the best approximation. I was going for like a mid-game type of thing. Okay. Now we're all at up to 100%. Is that what I'm saying? Bend it. Yeah. It gives it the meat that it needs on that bone. It cuts through. You know, you can be, but I can see you playing like this and when it gets gritty, it gives it that top brilliance, you know, that shimmer. I love it. That's cool. And that's all in this little pickup right here. It's cool, man. Yeah. Good thinking. But you know, that's the cool listen to this. So you got... Get that tone knob. Be indebted to that one pickup is really cool. Because then I'm not messing this up, you know, this... And just like that, I am back here. Love it, man. It's good stuff, Andy. Good job, little buddy. But anyway, so these are the artists guitars that we have chosen to put forth in front of you today. And I'm going to let Ed do some metal funnery with this little guy here, because that's fun to listen to. 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