INCREDIBLE GUITAR TONE has NEVER been EASIER! (We're in the Golden Age of guitar gear...)

This combination of the BOSS IR-200 and AIO S3 gives you instant plug-and-play, incredible guitar tone. A classic strat, with some key modern upgrades, and a perfect setup, combined with cutting edge amp and speaker sims gives you NO EXCUSE for still having a bad guitar tone. Best part is, you can do it without breaking the bank.

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Rubric: -5 points for Danzig references. -5 points for not reading the description. -5 points for not watching far enough into the video to answer your own question. -5 points for misquoting me in your comment. 20 points possible. Everyone starts with an A!

[alwayslearning]

It is amazing how good the sound is now even with inexpensive equipment. Thanks Max.

[bradhignite]

max has been practicing his blues riffs, and sounds like he is in it, way to max now im 61 been playing blues for 45 years, my advice when your feeling a little down or thinking of a past sadness, grab a guitar and start riffing, just my 2 cents max keep on rocking love you channel man.

[maxwellbowden]

Nice and bluesy Max. I love it when you don't feel like shredding

[robertvarner]

Great video and playing! Right now I'm using a Stage Right 50 watt tube amp with a Digitech RP 300 amp modeling muti effects unit with built-in wah peddle. It has almost unlimited possibilities for effects, tone and sound. It also works well with my Boss Katana 50 and my Marshall Valvestate 80.

[avjake]

AIO has more left handed options than just about any company I can think of. Kudos to them for that.

[rickyork]

Nice video and awesome playing as always Max 🤘😎

[norseman]

It’s always a pleasure to listen to a classic blues guitarist work his magic!😏

[Kevzilla]

You're absolutely right, Max. I'm still using the Mustang GTX100, because I needed a grab-and-go solution. I still haven't really explored all the models. I also recently bought a Yamaha Pacifica 612, and it's all the modern Strat I'm ever going to need. Jonesing for a Firebird, though. LOL.

[calbrockocat]

My NUX Horseman thru my 5w Monoprice Stage Right Tube amp. Definitely a couch jammer set up, but I'm happy!

[dananthony]

Best clean tone I ever owned was a fender blues deluxe reissue tweed amp from 96 I believe. Best crunch was my jcm 900 dual reverb. Now I just use the jmp45 positive grid spark amp. I’m a Marshall Gibson geek. I still love anything fender.

[kirkr]

Great video Max as always. My go to these days is my Boss Katana 100 head through a Mills Acoustics 4 x 10 with Celestion V30s.

[concernedoldandwisepatriot]

Max, I think your blues is very nice. Outstanding video!!! TONE!!!

[TygerYasha]

That is like honey buttered biscuits for the ears AND the wallet. Just magical, Max.

[jimsjoblom]

Relatively new subscriber here. I love your channel and the wide range of gear you demo. Great playing too!

[stu-j]

Due to ill health I had to move into an apartment and using my 'real' amps is a no go so I ended up buying a Nux MG400 and I play through my studio speakers and I bloody love the tones I can get at lower volumes. I'm even contemplating selling all my amps because its so good...

[bradyazell]

The AIO guitars are fantastic. Don't care for relics, but I have owned a few of theirs and they were all very nice playing and sounding guitars.

[wjewell]

Glad you say that about relic..I built one but I didn't have the heart to age the all fender hardware.., it's about 4yrs old now so trying the natural process of age...

[mikebri]

My current rig is an Ibanez RG471AH fitted with Seymour Duncan pick-ups ('59 in the neck, Quarter Pound in the middle, Custom in the bridge) mini-toggle switches to coil split the humbuckers, and 7-way wiring with the push-pull on the tone control. My "amp" is an old Digitech RP-1000 that I run through a Headrush FRFR-108 that sits on a speaker stand behind me. I will probably upgrade to a Headrush Prime or Line 6 Helix Floor at some point in the future. Overall, a very lightweight, easy to transport rig that doesn't take up a lot of room if I'm performing on a small stage.

[ironmikezero]

Nice video, sounding good, Max . . .
OK, I'll admit to being an AIO fan; I have fourteen of their guitars and one bass in my collection--but I've never had one of their Strat-style models because I have an Ultra Luxe that was the benchmark for me. I'm not a fan of the relic trend--I guess I'm just old school--honest wear should be earned, not faked. I don't really gig much any more, but when I did I learned not to chance damage/loss to any of my high-end instruments (oh yeah, I had plenty of friends who learned this lesson the hard way). The current digital amp/sim-tech is certainly interesting these days, but I still prefer tube amps, just turned down/attenuated as circumstances dictate. Nonetheless, you know GAS never lets up; so, I've been thinking that an AIO S2 SSH might just scratch that itch . . . we'll see.

[fabieneldridge]

You play great young man. That strat sounds fantastic in your hands. Thanks enjoyed your music.