what an awesome build! it looks stunning, and sound FREAKING awesome! really does. the truss-rod adjustment is a feat of engineering, i've need seen that before. it's such a great idea. it looks like a lot of detail went it to this instrument. can't wait to see it more.
Thanks Chris! I'm super happy with it. This guitar definitely has the most comfortable neck I have ever played. And yes, the truss rod slot on the 22nd fret is a really cool feature. What I didn't show in the video is that the slot doesn't affect the tone on the 22nd fret at all (not that I play a lot up there anyway..)
Sounds tons better than "alright" :) Wow, just on looks alone, that is a stunning guitar. Especially that gorgeous roasted neck. And then the tones you get are so satisfying to listen to. Thanks for keeping the content coming, love your stuff!
Thank you man! I'm happy to hear that you like the guitar because I'm absolutely loving it myself. And yes that roasted maple neck is 🔥🔥🔥 Glad you like what I'm doing, appreciate it 🙏
Thank you Mahiee! Much appreciated. Don't think I'll be moving back to England soon but I hope you're well and that you are still rocking the guitar! All the best.
Gorgeous guitar! But I have to ask: The neck and board is actually roasted maple? How did they get it so dark? All roasted maple is more light brown in color. Did they put some coloring in the finish or what? I'm looking to get a custom made myself but want a really dark fretboard so I was gonna go for rosewood or ebony with a roasted maple neck. But if I can get roasted maple this dark I'll probably use that for the board aswell...
That depends on what you call clean, l’m playing through a clean Marshall profile with a bit of reverb which should give me about the same results as playing through a clean Marshall amp with a bit of reverb… Any amp gives the tone a colour but at the same time you can clearly hear the tonal charachter of each pickup setting.
I think we have an idea for a new video here, I've got a cheap guitar that I can run through the same Kemper settings and compare with my more expensive guitars. Might be interesting.
