YT Influencers That Deserve Signature Gear

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I was going to say absolutely no one but then I remembered Greg Koch. He’s not really an “influencer” he just does all the demos for Wildwood Guitars. He has a signature Reverend and is a monster player and a truly fun human being
Greg's not really an influencer, has gigged and has loads of his own stuff out well before YT. also has his own signature gear.

BUT...and this is the main point...Greg has his own style which is well recognisable. Most influencers dont have their own style IMO. They dont have their own sound, and I wouldnt know who it was if blindfolded. I think this is the IDEAL criteria.
 
Greg's not really an influencer, has gigged and has loads of his own stuff out well before YT. also has his own signature gear.

BUT...and this is the main point...Greg has his own style which is well recognisable. Most influencers dont have their own style IMO. They dont have their own sound, and I wouldnt know who it was if blindfolded. I think this is the IDEAL criteria.

Greg is a weird one, as it isn't really a "band" in the normal sense, but I would say he was famous for his instructional books and playing live long before he was famous for youtube/wildwood

So he doesn't feel like Fluff, Rabea, etc - the guys who really shouldn't have a signature guitar with a big brand. The cockmaster just feels different than them because he has respectable guitar related stuff in his background besides "worked at andertons in the 2000s"
 
Many of the Andertons people have their own cheap $40 OD pedals. I think this is apt.
 
Who’s an influencer ? Ola ?

People who have popular instagram pages and youtube channels from which they gained their fame and notoriety; we have clarified that Ola (among others) was a guitarist in well known bands long before youtube so he doesn't count
 
People who have popular instagram pages and youtube channels from which they gained their fame and notoriety; we have clarified that Ola (among others) was a guitarist in well known bands long before youtube so he doesn't count
Ok . I listen and play music all day . Then at bed I just watch YouTube for history and science . I don’t use Instagram . I mean I hear the term .ola being not one makes sense .
 
I was going to say absolutely no one but then I remembered Greg Koch. He’s not really an “influencer” he just does all the demos for Wildwood Guitars. He has a signature Reverend and is a monster player and a truly fun human being
He has a signature amplifier and pedals as well. He's an absolute beast on guitar.
 
I remember when this video came out and just laughing my ass off at the shitty bl00z lick being played in the background lol


This reminded me of the "pilot" they shot and shopped (but of course it didn't get picked-up) for the Ed Roman "Guitar King" reality show
 
Just wait until my signature blend coffee (Good to the last mic drop) comes out. I promise you all that I’ll come out with a new and improved flavour every year.
 
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This reminded me of the "pilot" they shot and shopped (but of course it didn't get picked-up) for the Ed Roman "Guitar King" reality show


I only spoke with Ed once way back in the year 2000. He was a little rude over the phone, but I just got a sense to avoid him at the time.
 
Here’s my list:

That concludes my list
I literally have zero issue with the youtubers, like 'em, hate 'em whatever, they're screwing with gear all day and it is a job, so good for them.

But sig gear, no. I'm not a fan sig guitar to begin with unless it's generic enough to reach alot of people but influencers, no thank you. As you said there's nothing original about an influencer, their the last people that need sig gear.
 
Anyone know who the first rock guitarist with a signature model was?
 
Euge actually has a band, so I think his signature gear is fine. If I had to be with one youtuber for a few hours, it would be him.
"Hi, I'm Euge ********, and dis won is about the Marshall JCM 800"

I love that dude. My family is from Transylvania in Romania and I imagine that is what I'd sound like it my great grandfather hadn't jumped on the ocean liner.
 
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