Who are your go-to pedal demo video channels on YouTube etc?

EricTheWeary

monquixote said:

EricTheWeary said:

digitalscream said:

Rabea's channel is the only one I really watch these days...

...says the man namechecked on That Pedal Show today. 

Wha...?

They do their viewers questions slot on a Monday and namecheck the people asking the question. There was one about why Mick’s beginner board didn’t have a tuner and digiscream was one of the people mentioned.
[As he has several appearances on one of the Richards Guitars videos comments in that name I’m pretty sure it’s the one and same]

TTBZ

Sassafras said:

Mike Hermans if I'm suffering from insomnia.

Me too. He's a great player but it's that style of playing that bores me to death. Super smooth "nice" playing. Ew.

tone1

Andy for the great explanation and Gearmandude for playing 

monquixote

TTBZ said:

Sassafras said:

Mike Hermans if I'm suffering from insomnia.

Me too. He's a great player but it's that style of playing that bores me to death. Super smooth "nice" playing. Ew.

He makes everything sound the same which is kind of good as it convinces you that you don't need it.

Dopesick

Bret Kingsman and the chap from The Pedal Zone are my favourites at the moment. The latter especially makes delays and reverbs sound fantastic.

Jimbro66

Just to add to all the good FX demonstrators already mentioned I quite like the ones Shawn Tubbs does. A good balance of using several guitars and describing/demonstrating the pedal's features.

digitalscream

EricTheWeary said:

digitalscream said:

Rabea's channel is the only one I really watch these days...

...says the man namechecked on That Pedal Show today. 

LOL. Yeah, fair point. I pop in and watch TPS every now and then, but I probably don't even watch a quarter of their videos these days. That's mainly because it's not relevant to me now that I'm 100% Helix (unless I fancy telling Mick he's being irrational about digital stuff - again - for a bit of a wind up ).

joetele

For beautiful stuff with wonderful melodies using pedals I'd struggle to afford, it's got to be: 
- The Pedal Zone
- Knobs
- Collector/Emitter 

For straightforward exploration of all the features it's Brett, Schnobel or the chap from Bax Music Shop. 

I also quite like Coffee and Riffs from the guy who runs Old Blood Noise Endeavours, but they're not exactly demos, they're guys messing with a bunch of pedals 

MagicPigDetective

The Pedal Zone
Dipswitch Demos - responsible for my recent BD2-W purchase.
Knobs
Chords of Orion
Rabea
Just Nick

57Deluxe

Andy - wherever he lands up; that Trip to the Chemist geeze and Bret Kingman...

DrJazzTap

Mike hermans and Andy from proguitarshop or reverb.

Jalapeno

Burgs / Brett Kingsman

TPS