The cheap clip on tuner the guys use. Http://sweetwater.sjv.io/DKOz05

Great video!
And finally an explanation for the Gibson Mod Shop...
Sherwin Williams. Good enough for your LP Custom, good enough for your barn!😂

Man, I could learn so much from Tommy, wish this was longer and that we could have seen the white axe!

My first ever concert was seeing Styx on their Paradise Theater tour, at the Capital Center. Great show, great memories and I would love to see this current version! Great videos! As a drummer, I really enjoyed seeing Todd's kit.

“My go to acts”… 😆😆😆🤘🏼✌🏼

Just ordered a UniTune clip

🤩This is a hugely important job guys!

I love these guitar tech videos

I was just there last week with a band. Funny thing is I used to work for Will as well when he was with The Guess Who.

The last gentleman in the video is just a wealth of wisdom. This was great to watch!

love these sorts of vids

if it's any use, you can get the polytune pedal tuner to be a lot more accurate when you put it in strobe mode  (0.02 cents accuracy in strobe mode vs 0.5 cents in poly mode) , makes a big difference

only watched a few vids on your channel, but can already tell I'm impressed with the format style/camera work/audio quality.  nice work m8,  love the several episodes of BTS Styx setup/engineers, neat perspective.  lot of folks dont understand what it takes to produce a clean vid/channel like this, but you're making it look easy.  appreciate the work you're putting in!

Great vid... I had to chuckle. I still have my tiddly bits road case in the shed. It still saves the day!! LOL.. Be Safe Man...

For the "White" LP, the original '73 from the early tours was stolen.  I had a M&G with TS and asked him about it and he said it was stolen.  Back in '76 I was helping with a setup, "house roadie", and got to soundcheck it.  After the M&G, I searched the web and found this in an article.  I have for years been trying to do a "tribute" of it, but haven't found much info on it other than the varitone, series, parallel and  OOF switching and the harmonica bridge.  No idea of the pickups.

Shaw’s electric lines on “Crystal Ball,” not to mention those on other Styx classics like “Come Sail Away,” “Fooling Yourself,” “Blue Collar Man” and “Renegade,” were played on Shaw’s “go-to” guitar of the era, a white 1973 Gibson Les Paul, which he’d purchased from a suburban Chicago music store. Shaw later appeared with the guitar on the cover of Guitar Player magazine.
“I put a lot of miles on it,” Shaw remembers. “I had it when I joined Styx, and during one of our breaks, it was in our warehouse and somebody stole it from me. So somebody else has that guitar—with a lot of bad karma. I’m telling you, there’s a special place in guitar hell for people who do that. It’s just such a crappy thing to do. I’d hate to think that I ever bought a stolen guitar. I wouldn’t want it.”

High paid musician tech jobs that pay very, very well are highly motivating indeed!!!

This Styx series is amazing. Thanks a lot!

I haven't seen styx but I did see damn yankee's and that was awesome.

Loved it

Great content man, as a visual fx and musician, bring a tripod for at-least have a camera doing steady shots

Awesome video dude🤘🏾