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How does the single coil sound with funky rhythm chords. Example Doobie Brothers, Michael Jackson funk guitar?

That comment about shimming was brilliant.

You need to see an audiologist. He sounds nothing like him.he is singing words no feelings to them.

I got the same exact , for 279$ from music shop. Love it

Thanks for taking time to do this. At around the 45:00 mark the clean tones single coil was amazing, even with 1 ear bud in.

Thank you!!

You won’t find another Wolfgang with a floating trem, because they’re not supposed to. Chibsons have corrected that in the newer models, and it’s dive only like it should be. Eddie was right about blocked Floyd’s. They’re just a pain in the ass. If you notice he would take all the unnecessary parts of the Floyd too. Those springy fingers and the extra plate. They aren’t necessary and I’ve never understood them. It doesn’t really matter with a floating Floyd because it’s not making full body contact. They still aren’t needed though. Even with the d-tuna

Excellent review and comparison. This was a very helpful video. Thank you!

I never thought of compressed air for the hard-to-reach areas. Brilliant idea. I had my own little brainwave today: using an electric toothbrush with an old head you don’t mind throwing away. Worked really well

Lol funny I just bought mine and I have a non-functional tone knob too

Ibanez tremolo systems are, by far, the best systems you can find on double locking guitars!! In fact a bunch of guys put Ibanez tremolo on non-Ibanez guitar just because that's the best choice available😄 The second one is the Gotoh 1996t tremolo system, which is the best tremolo you can find for the money they ask...! There was a bunch of hate toward the Ibanez new system ZR tremolo, my S770 which is a model under the one presented here in this video had the ZR tremolo system and I can't be happier, this trem is so precise and smooth! I don't understand why the Floyd lovers can't agree on the fact Ibanez and Gotoh do better tremolo than Floyd Rose itself!?!

I think they’ve ranked these guys on the wrong lists, because some of them might not belong so high on the list but would and could be absolutely high in other categories

That clean tone is hypnotic!🔥🔥

I think a good in-between is a prestige. Since 2020, the workmanship quality of the premium models has dropped quite a bit. I've never experienced guitars as bad as the premium models. You can just as easily buy a Prestige for 1500 to 1800 bucks that is hardly worse than the J.Custom. The prices of the premium have risen immensely and will no longer be worth the money in 2025. In addition, Ibanez releases far too many models, which are increasing every year. How is this supposed to work...

To sing like Steve Perry while playing drums is absolutely phenomenal

Bottom line: This song is at a whole new level. There's a reason it sounds so amazing. It's because it IS amazing!!!

A slight rise on the bridge? Ibanez disagrees with you. All their manuals and technical sheets say parallel.

deez nuts

Do all Wolfgang's come with the trem touching the body of the guitar?

There aren't stupid questions, there are stupid answers.

I play and this is the way I do it it makes complete sense.

That’s how I learn stuff as well. You make sense to me. One section at a time.

So chunking is great but if you identify a deficiency in your underlying technique you’ll have to address that first if you’re ever going to get your lick up to speed. I’m on this journey myself. I can play fast legato lines but my picking is terrible. Fixing that has involved a lot of work on basic picking technique which I neglected when I was younger. But chunking or speed bursts are a core part of my training regimen for building speed so maybe in a future video you might cover how chunking fits in with overall technique development. Keep up the good work!

😮 Novice level and up: Muscle memory doesn't discriminate - it imbeds mistakes and slowness as readily as preciseness and speed. So, don't imbed bad technique - hard to unlearn. Best to imbed Slowly with Precision (and of course use chunking). Repeat the chunk, etude, riff methodically and technically acurate a minimum of 4 time in a row slowly, (like way slow - 40-60 bpm slow), muscle memory begins to take hold and the peice will eventually become part of your repertoire. Fairly, this should take mere minutes, half an hour. At this point, crank it up in graduated spurts to beyond what you can handle. Rinse and repeat for a weekend. Sure, you'll suck, but... slowing back down to your target speed will seem like cake. Oh, and relax all that tension in your hands - dang 😄

First... Sweet assed guitar. Second... 👋😮👋 Face slaps to wake up those that just don't get you, they'll catch up soon enough. Third... Haters suck. Fourth... Rock on bro 😊

Dude.! . You just keep talking and repeating yourself. And to demonstrate your idea, at least play a proper lick or phrase instead of some random six note line. And that too sloppy with a horribly processed tone.

I guess there are different strokes for different folks but I think this philosophy only applies to people that already have great technique. Babies go from not being able to move, to crawling, to walking, to running. Not from the crib to a sprint. Def seems like good approach if you are already experienced.

Subscription earned, thanks Trace!

Ah, stop, we're free wheel burning. I learned this in 84 . Let's try painkiller. I'm just messing with you. There are mostly kids. That dont understand. I learned to run when i was 12 years old in 77. Its fine now. I prefer chugging.

Clearly you have no clue about running or endurance sports training :) You would spend a lot of your time running slowly to build base to run faster :)

Just get the evh wolfgang special for 1300 and you get all that

My usa peavey wolfgang was $1200 brand new in 1996

There is a difference but your philosophy makes sense. Its about learning where the notes are first then increasing speed.

I took it out and replaced it with a real edge.

What amp were you using for the sound test? Sounds amazing in combination with the guitar

I enjoyed your video. A stieght neck with no relief is the best. You should show a fret level and crown

i think you need to listen to steve perry sing this song live. perhaps you may change you mind, Dean is awesome but not a better singer than Steve Perry live ua-cam.com/video/3kx24YtwPKA/v-deo.html

Great video, just got a 7 string with this on, not much for them work and I usually block a Floating tree but this system is very solid and works very well so it's not getting blocked. thanks for making this as there is very little information about them out there.

I love this review I have one coming in in the next couple weeks! Can’t wait!

So can anyone who actually PLAYS guitar using an Ibanez RG with the Edge Zero II ZPSFe and who has found a DECENT video on UA-cam explaining how to do the various adjustments kindly put a link as a reply to this comment? I'm finding videos where they play (and I don't care what your level of ability is, I'm interested in the mechanics of the tremolo and how to properly set it up!) and don't do ANY setup or videos with setup that go right past my very very very simple question: How to PROPERLY set the tension via the SPRING ADJUSTMENT KNOB. So simple yet not covered ANYWHERE that I have seen.

It's confusing because I've always been taught to learn slowly. If you learn at full speed, your mistakes will be harder to undo because they become muscle memory. Mistakes become part of muscle memory. If you learn slow and build up, you can catch and correct mistakes before you get up to full speed. How do you get down the correct notes and movements without first playing slowly? I would think you'd have a lot of mistakes if you went right to full speed. But I see both sides of the argument. Good video. I know I've done both - learning slow, building up practice speed to full speed and learning slow but practicing at full speed. I'd like to avoid having to undo mistakes once they are part of muscle memory. Thanks.

studies pertaining to muscle memory would basically contradict this completely

Apart from the complete impracticality of learning something at full speed, I like the concept of intentionally misleading gullible people. It's how our entire government is designed.

See Guthrie Govan's lesson on improving your picking technique for better, safer development.

This advice is a recipe for shoulder and elbow injury.

I beg to differ. While you are correct that we swing wide at slower speeds, there is no reason why we cannot narrow that swing at a slower tempo, where it is much easier to control. Awareness that you bring is important, and now that we are aware, we can do exercises that narrow our swing at a slower tempo in order to train the picking hand, much the same way we train the fretting fingers to stay close to the fretboard in picking syncronisation lessons. Once the technique is comfortable, we can begin to raise the tempo. Then the part you want to learn will be much easier to take at tempo. If you try to practice at speed before the technique is ready, it is the equivalent of trying to lift the 1000 pound dumbell before you can lift the 10 pound dumbell and you will learn a lot of bad technique, possibly hurting yourself in the process.

Maybe he's talking about finger fatigue..try playing the solo of Rock bottom of UFO you will know what he is talking about🤣👍

Tal Wilkenfeld told me to practice slow. I'll take her advice on guitar stuff.

This is dumb as fuck.

I like how u let us hear the headrush