Good YouTube Channels

equalsql

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

duotone

Lately I have been enjoying:

Jeff McErlain
Phillip McKnight
Psionic Audio
The Guitaristas

Tannin

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.

Neilybob

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

Chris Buck

Rabea Massad 

Leon Todd

Fret Junkies

Budget Pedal Chap

Let's all play

Kris Barocsi

AM Guitar

The SuperFunAwesomeHappyTime Pedal Show

randella

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.

smfacer

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)

RocknRollDave

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. 

DuploLicks

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 

longjaw

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.

fendergibson

Liking TomoFujitaMusic at the moment 

lovestrat74

Dead Wax - this hendrix vid came up on my feed and since then I have watched a few more. Very good imo..

Tex Mexico

Hashtag Shameless Self-promotion.

Crazed_Fandango

Tex Mexico said:

Hashtag Shameless Self-promotion.

Subscribed!

LionAquaLooper

In terms of products, I personally avoid channels made by retailers (for example Andertons).  Biased reviews, probably loads of post production sound edits.  Their videos might as well be adverts.  If I do end up watching one of their reviews, I make damn sure I watch reviews by other people as well.    

JohnPerry

Forumite @JackGriffiths demoing for Peach is a must-watch for me, especially with a Tele (just my own preference). Plays sublimely for 4-5 minutes each time, never the same riff twice. Great player.

Bukovac is unmissable, of course. Beato and Rhett Shull also staples of my subscriptions.

Bats_

Some great suggestions here that I’ve never heard of. 

JMP220478

@LateNightLessons  - lessons based on live footage / bootlegs from a well published teacher 

  @fivewattworld - worthy of multiple plugs 

  @EugeValovirta230V - finish rock/metal guitar - I just like his style and tones 

   @BigHairyGuitars  - film / tv / video gaming writer guitarist studio tone hound 

   @blakemansfield2356  - higain pushed amp tones - marshalls / boogie etc 

CaseOfAce

I used to regularly check out Riffs and Beards - his early Ridiculous Reverb Listing vids were funny and informative. His readers' rigs / Rate My Rigs were interesting too.

I occasionally watch Phil McKnight and Rig Rundown (Premier Guitar) as well.

hollywoodrox

Phil Mc Knight
  RJ Ronquillo
  Bwm5150
  the art of guitar
  Rik beato 
  Tim pierce
   Professor of rock

guitarjack66

Damien Bacci is good for Rockabilly and he had a good interview,and played with his band,Bill Haley Junior.