everybody it's episode 109 of no guitar is safe featuring a cool bonus chat with the great legendary

rock and roller slash it's brought to you by ernie ball you know they're excited to announce that

their highly anticipated VP junior tuner pedal and me, it is highly anticipated because this thing

was the buzz of the NAM show this year. Everyone was talking about it. Is here the VP Junior

tuner. It's a perfect combination two and one pedal offering precise volume control because, you know,

it is a volume pedal and Ernie Ball's been making killer volume pedals forever. And it has an enhanced high-definition digital tuner display on the top of the pedal, on the face, looking through the top of the pedal.

It's really cool. You've got to see it. The pedal features a fast and accurate chromatic tuner with a graphic volume display I've been talking about.

That is visually attractive and easy to operate. The large display automatically switches between tuner and volume modes depending on the signal level.

In other words, where you have the pedal set, allowing the player to tune at minimal volume.

You can also set it to an always-on configuration if you want the tuner on the whole time, no matter where the pedal is or vice versa, always volume.

There's different modes, and you can access them by double-tapping the touch screen.

Very cool, very colorful looking, bright.

And of course, the tuner can be calibrated to a variety of ideal reference pitches.

And its compact, rugged design consists of aluminum housing and features a stronger, more

durable PVC-coated Kevlar cord, which ensures consistent tension throughout the sweep of your

foot. And I told you these things look cool. You're going to go to Ernieball.com and you're going to

see for yourself how cool they are. But on top of that, they're available in silver, red, white, and black.

So you even have some choices. Visit Ernieball.com to learn more.

No, guitar is safe.

Okay, apologies in advance, but I just got to sing for a second.

Yesterday... in advance but I just gotta sing for a second. Yesterday, that shitty virus seems so far away.

Now no rock bands are allowed to pay. Sorry. Yeah, yesterday indeed. You know, I don't usually sing on the

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