Good YouTube Channels

I'm looking for suggestions on other good channels like That Pedal Show.  I also subscribe to: JHS, Wampler (he's not doing much these days), Andertons, Pete Thorn; so something along these lines would be good.

Anyone have something for me to check out?

There are loads and loads.

Pedal of the Day - it's not great but he seems to have a lot of pedals you don't see elsewhere. Kind of channel I subscribe to and only actually watch one in ten.

Pedal Experiments - low budget/ bit amateur but a) he gave me a pedal b) again features unusual pedals sometimes and his reviews can be quite thorough and C) he does do some wacky stuff with pedals that I haven't seen on other channels. 

Of the more polished ones I like Brett Kingman as he's a great guitarist and has a nice straightforward approach.
 Chicago Musical Exchange did good videos, I'm now wondering if they still make them but I liked their approach.
Sweetwater aren't brilliant but they are quick with new gear (they sell about half a million guitars a year plus pedals, amps, pro audio, etc, etc) and occasionally have an interesting interview or feature. Again, probably subscribe but be choosey on which ones you want. 
 I like Mike Hermans as well. I know that his dad rock with no talking approach doesn't appeal to everyone but he's a clever musician. 

Andy bass and guitar for luthier / refurb porn.
Darrel braun guitar - for me , whilst a bit cheesy, gets the important things right. Mostly reviews.
Rhett Shull - reviews, tips on maintenance. Not the best imho but worth a look for detailed videos/make your own mind up on conclusions
Chris Buck, reviews and a great player.
Imho all > anderstons who just shill what they stock.

+1 for Brett Kingman. He usually gets the length of his reviews spot on and he's a fine player. Gets to the point quickly and has the skill to show a pedal at its best.

Justin guitar still has the best range of tutorials

 sparky guitar 

NowYouShred great backing tracks

Signals Music Studio

shut up and play - excellent lessons

 Swift Lessons

studio Rats 

Brock Davisson - great player

 I’ll get some from my subs later

Power-Beef said:

I'm bit of a fangirl for these two:

https://www.youtube.com/c/RJRonquillo/videos

https://www.youtube.com/c/TomoFujitaMusic/videos

They don't seem to be working links.

Twoodfrd is my favourite. Just really nice repairs from what seems like a lovely man. Drops a video early evening every Sunday 

 I used to like Chris Buck, but every video is exactly the same. Introduces himself out the side of his mouth then play the same boring thing for 6 minutes. 

lustycourtier said:

 I used to like Chris Buck, but every video is exactly the same. Introduces himself out the side of his mouth then play the same boring thing for 6 minutes. 

Sick burn!  As Josh would say.

I met Chris at the Birmingham show.  Nice guy!  I only occasionally watch his channel though.

Crazed_Fandango said:

lustycourtier said:

 I used to like Chris Buck, but every video is exactly the same. Introduces himself out the side of his mouth then play the same boring thing for 6 minutes. 

Sick burn!  As Josh would say.

I met Chris at the Birmingham show.  Nice guy!  I only occasionally watch his channel though.

I used to really like his videos, but theres no real content to them now sadly. 

I like Anyone Can Play Guitar and Eric Haugen.

For sheer fun, comedy and inside industry knowledge Justine Hawkins rides again 

For music theory David Bennett Piano ... never mind it's piano as it's music theory and applies to every instrument. 

For learning more advanced guitar, 501chorusecho ... AKA home skooling Tom Bukovac  ... this is by far the best thing i've seen on YT and it's the most I've learned from any other guitarist. 

Another vote for Rhett Shull and Justin Hawkins.Takes a a few goes to get used to his style but some great content.
I'm als a fan of Music is Win. I imagine Tyler isn't everyone's cup of tea but the videos are well made and the content is generally interesting. 

BassTheWorld
The Bass Channel
Bass Bonedo
Charles Berthoud (possibly a better player than even Victor Wooten)
Drummer World
Florain Bass


And of course, How to BBQ Right.

David Hamburger - THE best fingerstyle blues lessons
Music Theory for Guitar - fun and informative too
Jens Larsen - explodes my brain every time. In a good way.

Danny1969 said:

For sheer fun, comedy and inside industry knowledge Justine Hawkins rides again 

For music theory David Bennett Piano ... never mind it's piano as it's music theory and applies to every instrument. 

For learning more advanced guitar, 501chorusecho ... AKA home skooling Tom Bukovac  ... this is by far the best thing i've seen on YT and it's the most I've learned from any other guitarist. 

Home Skoolin' is the best show on YT!! My favourite without a doubt.

If you like TPS then definitely give the Studio Rats a go, they're great.

Rick Beato is an obvious one if you haven't come across him yet, aswell as Guthrie Trapp and Tim Lerch. I had a lesson with Tim a couple of months ago and he is a fantastic educator! 

Finally, Dipped In Tone (podcast) and Matthew Scott (vintage guitar and amp safaris)!

I don’t watch nearly as many gear review videos as I used to back when I started (2019), but I don’t remember finding any objective review channels. They all had their biases. TPS is great but they only show the stuff they like. Dave Simpson can be entertaining but has yet to say something is shit. Elmo Karjalainen is not afraid to say something is shit, but he’s got very narrow tastes and indeed I’ve found myself enjoying gear he’s panned, and viceversa. I guess the ideal scenario is when Elmo shows you the downsides of something someone else likes, so you can form your own opinion. 

My new favourite is 12 foot chain 

https://youtube.com/c/12footchain

Crazed_Fandango said:

Power-Beef said:

I'm bit of a fangirl for these two:

They don't seem to be working links.

It seems the posts can't show links to channels, has to be to specific videos

5 Watt World is a cool channel if you like stuff about classic guitars and amps.

Lately I have been enjoying:

Jeff McErlain
Phillip McKnight
Psionic Audio
The Guitaristas

personalnadir said:

It seems the posts can't show links to channels, has to be to specific videos

Yep. I've run into that same problem. It's a software thing.

Great suggestions so far here and I'm only+1 the ones I really like which are

Tannin said:

David Hamburger - THE best fingerstyle blues lessons
Music Theory for Guitar - fun and informative too
Jens Larsen - explodes my brain every time. In a good way.

Jens Larsen is great, there's enough in one of his short videos to keep you busy for weeks.

A few of these already mentioned

• Dipswitch Demos
• Budda Guedes
• The Tone Lounge (Focused a lot on Vox AC15 and pedal combinations)
• Psionic Audio
  
• Sean Mann (not much talking but some plays tasty covers)

I enjoy: 

Paul Davids

Rig Rundown (Premier Guitar - John Bohlinger. If you can get past his super-enthusiastic response to every slight thing his guest says...)

Rick Beato - Can be hit and miss, depending on the theme and who he has on, but can be very good.

Justin Hawkins Rides Again. Nice, light viewing. You'll maybe be surprised at his musical knowledge. I was. Comes across as very fair and self-aware. 

It’s not kit related but Pat Finnerty is killing it at the moment. I’ve got Dead Man Trail stuck in my head. Follow his what makes this song stink series from the first one as the lore builds each episode 

Trogly's Guitar Show can be good if the video is an unboxing of a Gibson - even if it's just to confirm their appalling QC isn't something new.

Liking TomoFujitaMusic at the moment