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World's Largest Guitar Pedalboard (world record)

Building the world's most epic guitar rig. Thanks so much to Sweetwater for sponsoring this video and helping me achieve a world record: https://www.sweetwater.com/ Full 26-minute version of testing every pedal: https://youtu.be/aiUuGcjb39o Timelapse of the entire building process: https://youtu.be/fgzJlZJWUYA Thanks to the pedal and pedalboard manufacturers who were onsite to help us build the board: Josh Scott of JHS Pedals: http://www.jhspedals.com/ Robert Keeley of Keeley Electronics: https://robertkeeley.com/ Brian Wampler of Wampler Pedals: http://www.wamplerpedals.com/ Ryan Dyck and Cas Bitner from Temple Audio Design: https://www.templeaudio.com/ And thanks to all the Sweetwater staff who helped: Natalie Tauer Matt Duncan Nick Bowcott Andrew Plassman Alex Fernandez Orion And thanks to Alex Lifeson for stopping by! The guitars are my signature models with Chapman Guitars :) USA (Guitar Center, nationwide) - http://bit.ly/2BpBOQh USA (Riff City Guitar, MN/SD) - http://bit.ly/2R6QEoZ Argentina - http://bit.ly/2BwKmEW Australia (Music Junction, Melbourne) - http://bit.ly/2Ckse2M Australia (Better Music, Canberra) - http://bit.ly/2POMdue Chile - http://bit.ly/2Ex0Pfu Czech Republic - http://bit.ly/2Ewhu2Q Germany - http://bit.ly/2A7BplX Israel - http://bit.ly/2GuDe1V New Zealand - http://bit.ly/2S4tjkO Norway - http://bit.ly/2EuU4uJ Philippines - http://bit.ly/2R0bl5V Slovakia - http://bit.ly/2EF3LHM Sweden (Malmö Musikaffär, Malmö) - http://bit.ly/2POAnA9 Sweden (Musikanten, Umeå) - http://bit.ly/2CmOqcx Switzerland - http://bit.ly/2GsjsE9 Thailand - http://bit.ly/2Gs3byY UK - http://bit.ly/2QKPrnW Audio by Rob Ruccia of Uptown Recording: http://www.uptownrecording.com/ Camera operated by Jeff Linville: https://www.youtube.com/Westgateil Video edit by Jake Jarvi: https://www.youtube.com/pineappleboyfilms/ This video was made possible because of Patreon support from Rob Harper, Hypergnome, Nicolette Kawata, Fabio, Quintin Waldner, Donato Sinicco III, Erik Ritter, Isaac Briefer, Otto Cate, Jim Nobody, Ben Swan, Codex, Significant Dosh, Emi Carmichael, Bryce Taylor, John, rd1994, David Cundiff, Garri, Marcus Toyon, Music Hits Face, Sheldon Bird, & many other awesome people on my Patreon page: http://www.patreon.com/RobScallon Big videos go on this channel. Everything and anything else is on the 2nd: https://www.youtube.com/RobScallon2 Also... Vinyls/Merch: https://store.dftba.com/collections/rob-scallon Instagram: http://instagram.com/robscallon/ Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/RSfanpage Twitter: http://tinyurl.com/twitter78

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Anonymous

Holy hell. Thats what I love about your channel. Always pushing boundaries, always original content. If you are ever over in Amsterdam and need a big studio for a video I'd love to help out!

RobScallon

Hey thank you! I so appreciate it. Yea, doing the bigger projects in the last year or so has been a huge and really fulfilling challenge. Also, I was just in Amsterdam! I loved it so much. It's beautiful. Also, I wish we had that same kind of bike culture where I'm from. We're getting a lot better at structuring our city for bikes but it's still nothing like Amsterdam of course. On another note I drink a lot of coffee and told a few people I was looking for a coffee shop before I realized that means something different there.

Anonymous

Damn really? Well on you next visit be sure to hit us up. My team is based here www.hal5studio.com I'm sure you could put it to great use for something on your Amsterdam adventure, we went a bit overboard on gear haha. As for Amsterdam, its an interesting city for sure, bike culture works because everything is small short distance and most importantly flat. I do not think its possible to implement in all modern cities but its cool to see other places trying. As for the coffee shop, yeah common mistake amongst tourists haha. A cafe will serve you coffee, a coffeeshop will serve you anything but. I believe it comes from the days where we had to be sneaky about it. Also make sure you know that smartshops don't sell books but Mushrooms etc.