Guitar Made from a Bull Shed?! Demo an LSL instruments Silverlake from the Barnwood Series!

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LsL instruments has released a series of guitars made from reclaimed woods named their Barnwood Series and it is absolutely one of a kind! These bodies have been hand selected and joined with vintage hardware, roasted flamey necks, and hand wound pickups!
Check out our demo of this amazing guitar and tell us what you think of their Barnwood Series?
Gear Used: LSL Silverlake Barnwood Series, Vox Handwired AC302x, Strymon Compadre, JHS Morning Glory, Strymon Timeline, D'Addario Cables, Sennheiser Microphones, Logic, Canon.
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18 май 2020

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Комментарии : 10

@davidmurphy9049 4 года назад

Sounds absolutely amazing! Hope stuff 👍👍

@BakersfieldSoundCo 4 года назад

It sold fast after the video was shot by a local. Totally one of a kind!

@charliear6998 4 года назад

Niceuuuuuu!

@BakersfieldSoundCo 4 года назад

Hey, ya know. We try. More to come!

@BakersfieldSoundCo 4 года назад

Hey, ya know. We try. More to come!

@sonofboss91 4 года назад

Sounds amazing

@BakersfieldSoundCo 4 года назад

The right wood, pickups, and strings through quality is Heaven! And boy do we need it these days!

@unleavenedshred5002 3 года назад

Hecccckkkkk yesssssss

@allrequiredfields 4 года назад

Sounds great ...side note, what's with almost every guitar demo guy playing the B and A bar chords with the open E and B strings - all I hear is kid who's been playing guitar for 2 weeks 🤣

@BakersfieldSoundCo 4 года назад

It’s mainly due to the fact that those open suspended chords, with the 4th on top, are used to demonstrate balance between fretted notes and open notes and to show it's intonation. It’s about the guitars tone, not the players playing a specific genre. That limits the field of influence and creativity of the listener. But we will consider playing 12 bar blues. 😉