Who's your favorite YouTuber / YouTube Channel?

[CAIG Labs]

Anyone likes to watch Audio/DIY/tutorial videos on YouTube ?
What's your favorite YouTube channel? please list them all (if you have more than one).
If you have a YouTube channel yourself, please let us know!
We like: BlueGlow Electronics, 12VoltVids, and w2aew

Fyi here is CAIG YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi8wFc8FipRo1rjc7nBzraA
We collected all videos about DeoxIT tutorials in this channel.

 

[Ronald1973]

ronreagan12-a mixture of old TV shows, rare Hank Williams stuff, and just assorted random things

 

[benricci]

TechMoan probably has the most enjoyable videos right now. Really down-to-earth, not snobby at all. Well edited, informative and he just seems like a decent bloke.

https://www.youtube.com/user/Techmoan

 

[DaveVoorhis]

Photonicinduction
colinfurze
Simon's Cat
Jay Leno's Garage
CGP Grey
Smooth McGroove
EEVblog

 

[SoCal Sam]

No favorites, guess I am easily entertained. I do appreciate effort such as this:

 

[SoCal Sam]

And this:

 

[c.coyle]

EEVblog for electronics. David Jones is excellent.

Uncle Rob for fun.

 

[FONSguy]

Squirrel Hunter
Simons Cat
RC Live Action
LydeckerFan

 

[whoaru99]

Photonicinduction

This.

 

[KentTeffeteller]

Photonicinduction
Simon'sCat
TechMoan
radiotvphononut
Shango066
WhizzKidzUK
ColeandMarmalade
drh4683
Yovo68

 

[mario.bono]

Techmoan

 

[brian222]

train cab rides, bus rides from the UK.

 

[Species8472]

Bandersentv
Bigclivedotcom
Blueglow Electronics
ElPaso TubeAmps
EEVblog
Fran Blanche
Mr Carlson's Lab

 

[CAIG Labs]

Thank you for the replies guys!
Some we heard or knew before but also many that we never heard before.
Anyone here in AudioKarma has a YouTube channel with average 1K views for the videos? We love to send some free DeoxIT products to them

 

[70'sredo]

Easy for me:
radiotvphononut
Shango066
Glasslinger
Mr. Carlson's lab
I find it incredibly Zen to watch Shango066 literally pull a 40 year old television out of the mud, and with just a minor bit of diddling, get a picture and sound.
radiotvphononut has anger issues which I can certainly relate to, about Chinese crap electronics.He also sounds identical to Hank Hill.
Glasslinger is old school repair with an added wardrobe.
Mr Carlson's lab is just brilliant tutorial for free. You wouldn't get better electronics instruction if you paid credit hours.
radiotvphononut has a three part video on tube amplifiers which will teach you anything you ever wanted to know about tube circuits.

 

[Marine0811]

Blue glow is great! As is Simplyspeakers

 

[uofmtiger]

I don't watch a lot DIY stuff, but I do like some of the tech channels and other assorted vlogs. My favs right now are:

iamjake
casey neistat
MKBHD
TLD/Jonathan Morrison
Detroit Borg

The list is subject to change. I used to watch Casey a few times a week, but not as often these days. His NY City drone and time lapses are great, though.

 

[Marine0811]

I wish I had my own channel on YouTube. Craig is always welcome to send me some free stuff. They only make the best cleaner and lube on earth!

 

[Marine0811]

CAIG! Damn autocorrect

 

[uofmtiger]

I probably have an average of a 1000 views (is there anywhere to find that info?), but my channel is small and my Dragonfly to iPad/iPhone video has 28,679 views so it skews things a bit.