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Very nice review! I have an identical guitar which I love, I picked mine up at Sunrise in Fayetteville as well (RIP, Sunrise, we miss you.) I haven't warmed to the P90's too much and find the middle switch position positively honky and bad sounding. I do like the neck and bridge positions okay but I miss my Burstbucker Pro sound I had with an LP Studio I sold a few years ago and I often wonder how those would sound with that Bigsby. Have you replaced them yet or are you hanging with the Phat Cats? Do you yearn for a PAF in that thing like I do? Enjoyed the video, thanks!

Definitely bruh 💯

Mmmmmmmm ... did you clear this with Mrs. Emton first ... ?!?

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I don't know what it is about "hammer-ons from nowhere" but I love it

I'd put something with plenty of thermal mass under it, or put it on the top rack (assuming the top heating element doesn't get enabled in that mode?). I've warmed my oven to just 170 degrees to help cure epoxy or sterilize lumber, and the bottom surface of the oven still rapidly approaches 400 degrees, even with that low setting. The thermostat is most likely to be at the top of the oven, and there's a heat gradient to worry about. The convection fan would normally help smooth it all out, but you may be creating a pocket of much hotter air under your slab. If your target is 360F, I wouldn't be surprised if the bottom of your slab is at about 450F; right on the verge of catching fire. Your oven may be different from mine though.

To complete this technique you'd also have to incorporate alternating between palm muted open strings and the tapped equivalent, to give it a wacky rythm and feel. Great stuff!

Hmm...where did you get the specs i.e. 360 degrees for 2 hours? I have to believe that varies quite a bit based on wood type/thickness etc. And I feel like the warping is caused by trying to roast a body so quickly. I'm thinking that professional guitar companies do a great deal more than this demo to roast their necks and bodies.

made me pick up my guitar and give it a try! thanks for being so direct!

Beautiful guitar bro

did you ever play the epiphone inspired by gibson es355? wondering which to get where i live cant try in person

Hammer on from nowhere😂😂😂

Very informative review and demo. Nice job!

This is exactly what I'm planning on doing with a practice piece of curly maple. The internet mentions bringing the oven under a vacuum but that's definitely not happening 😂😂😂. Good to see my plan should work

I think he does it in the opposite way, it's way more hammering than picking, he showed this in an interview. He said "I pick, like, every four notes)

Great vid. I'm really digging what they're doing over there at Bare Knuckles. Haven't heard a tone I didn't like.

I want one but can’t find them anywhere anymore 😭

Lame

This is like the 10th video Ive watched about this, and you finally explain it in under a minute! Thank you so much!

Its called legato, not hammer ons. Hammer ons have a note thats picked and then you hammer on the next note. Legato is when you do what youre talking about and fret notes on the fret board without picking them at all. Side note. Not trying to be a dick.

How much is something like this going for? Freakin beautiful.

Awesome

How is the build quality on yours? Got two of these with fred issues, sharp edges. And some marks on the wood finish.

Selective picking is so weird, like, whenever I see people do it, it just looks alien lmao, same with thumping to

I have owned, sold and traded several Gibsons. "For the pice", Gibsons are absolutely dismal in terms of QC, fit and finish. The quality of build, fit and finish of Eastman is just stellar. I have the Eastman T486B in Goldburst. Gibson isn't even in the same league.

Thats i was searching for to realize my new projekt. Thank you very much

Thank you! This is probably the most clearest presentation of this picking style I’ve found.

What do you mean from nowhere?

Thank you very much for uploading such info. I did with half doubt, but I could also peeled it off as well. You solved my issues I had for months. Again, thank you!!

I do mine with carrots onions and some wine reduction.

If it's from your left hand, that's somewhere.

Damn, Now I realize Im playing with selective picking everytime😂

Combing this with the thumb thump is so hard lol

Very useful videos, thanks. You deserve more subcribers.

Pretty cool technique actually, thanks

Hahah that tongue action at the end ! This is exactly how I learned selective picking. The next steps to use more advanced selective picking would be to use multiple strings AND also throwing in more notes that aren't groups of 3 same notes. Do some pull offs that lead in to the selectivepicking pattern. Skip strings, or group the 2's and 3's over multiple strings instead of 3 notes on the same string. Chord and double-stop patterns are cool to use. Using regular triplets inbetween the selective picked flurries to get the low (or high) open string chugs as well. This technique is incredible and feels really good to do

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i dont understand what "from nowhere" means when you say on the 7th and 9th. especially when its called "selective picking."

Tks

Eastman made their bones making violins...then they move to guitars. They make their own product with their name on the headstock and it shows. They are not making some other companies overseas guitars. I have a T486 and it is great. I want to try one of their acoustics...

Basically double thumb but with pick

❤thank you 🙏

The fact that I can do this, but I pick all 3 notes anyway...

Not a guitar player I totally understood all of that. Nice

That's awesome. I didn't even know he was doing that, I thought the extra strikes were coming from his fingerstyle insanity.

Oh man, I roast my maple guitar necks in my Big Green Egg BBQ. Low and slow works great. 😊

I'm trying to make a guitar and I saw this video. Nice! I might try this with alder.

doing this on a casino is pretty wild

I’ve got this pedal and honestly I didn’t understand it - thought maybe I’d wasted my money. Thank you for showing me I haven’t and explaining the Things to me. One question as a beginner… is this enough of a delay pedal too or do I need to buy a delay pedal as well. Do you have a favourite? Luke form Manchester. England

I've changed the Humbucker on my Eastman T 486 . Now, with the Gibson 490R & T Humbucker, it's a perfect guitar. The Replacement was easy. Seymour Duncan and Gibson have different colour codes for the cables.