We read your emails in this podcast. What have you been writing? Well it's only the emails you wrote to us, so don't worry it hopefully isn't that embarrassing. In this episode comments about pushing and pulling your knob and a long discussion about budget gear setups for beginners and non-beginners and gigging gear. If you'd like to contribute to a future episode write to the address mentioned in the episode.

Have you ever wondered how Henning has so much gear? What it's like being an "influencer"? Is being a Youtuber just like being in a hip hop video? In this episode Henning opens up and shows us his private... life. Learn about his life before Youtube and what it's like now that he's one of the top 1,000 Guitar Youtube channels.

What has music streaming done to the industry? Can musicians even make money playing live any more? What have we lost by giving up on physical media? Why do I keep asking questions when you can't answer me? Some of these mysteries are discussed in today's episode.

Can the three of us agree on guitar specs for a single guitar? Well not really, but being able to compromise is a wonderful virtue. Unfortunately we're all jackasses. Still, we do come up with something which leads to a surprise M Night Shylamallama ending!

Michiel proposes what if we cast a sequel to "It Might Get Loud", who would we pick to represent various decades? What really are the proper criteria for the people to appear in this movie based on the original choices? This is Dave's favorite episode so far.

In this episode someone proposes that expensive gear makes no difference and some one else says yes it does. We then try to decide the winner by a sword battle to the death but then we remember we're all wussies and decide to just talk it out.

Henning, Dave and Michiel discuss NAMM. Favorite things we saw, how Michiel feels about watching NAMM from the comfort of his own house. Plans for next year. Whether Dave is a victim of marketing or truly sensitive artist and more.

Henning has some strong opinions about Gibson and he's going to share them. Dave and Michiel weigh in on the issues as well. Should Dave sell his '59 Reissue?