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It sounds like an Ovation,which is not a bad thing at all in my view and getting an acoustic that isn't a Classical with a 45-46mm nut is almost impossible,especially in the lower budget price range. It's certainly on my watch list for the future. The nylon strings don't bother me as I have a classical already although it needs a good set up.

I don't think the same about the "IBANEZ RG421-AHM" I got it few days ago. The weight of this guitar is 4.2 kg. That it means good sound & sustain (excellent wood & F106 bridge) I'm very surprised of all opinions or problems in this video about this kind of guitar (IBANEZ RGs) I have friends got this model guitar (IBANEZ RG421-AHM) and no problems at all. That's the reason I bought it.

Make more guitar videos, keep playing, take care and stay awesome dude. Greetings from Mexico City

I played a strat when my friend had one in high school. (That was the mid 90's) Other than that it has been an acoustic or a Les Paul. This year I bought a player II series and it's fantastic. It did need some set-up, but that was easy enough even for me. It's so comfortable it feels like cheating. Good wood again, rolled edges, it's nice.

the only major problem I see is having to drop the picks in from the top

wrong pickup = wrong guitar Why is that so hard for people to understand????

This is what i came her for.... and i am not disappointed! 🤣 Awesome stuff mate 👌

I just bought this guitar from Sweetwater with a Plek guitar setup in A tuning. I am waiting to receive the guitar, but I'm sure I will love it. It will be my second Shecter 7 string guitar that I have owned. The blue burst body looks so beautiful.

Thank for making guitar playing appealing again. raw and true. as a beginner, the internet makes it looks like you're the black sheep in this perfect guitar ecosystem.

this is top tier content dude!!! it's so cool to see you figure this stuff out, especially as someone who can't play guitar. I think it would be sick to see you try all different genres of guitar playing; hardcore stuff like Knocked Loose, more technical stuff like Polyphia, or even some older stuff like Black Sabbath or Led Zeppelin.

i bought a fender player plus top in september 2024, it's a great guitar, i just don't like the clean sound but it's the only issue i have, honestly i prefeer cv pickups for cleans

Fantastic record! My favorite song is Sweet Tooth! 🤘🏻

I watched the last video of you playing riffs and chilling and it was intervals ! I really like that natural colour strandberg ! You’re about to 4:18 get the crazy run ! I’m scared of 4:30 that bit too ! But you can definitely do it man :)

no joke the quality on my AB1 7 string rivals my made in USA Kiesel. this video may have convinced me to get a 6 - I love a thin C but was concerned the neck would be too close to that typical Mexican Strat C which I always wish was thinner

Grabbed this to try at guitar center. Felt amazing, good job nick and schecter

Interesting. Clicked on your Epi prophecy video because I have locking tuners in my head atm. Yeah playing the same over and over. When learning new things I tend to go noodling around instead of keeping the focus on the lesson. Been diagnosed 13 years ago. Had concussion in 2018. It full chaos after that. Used to build guitars for hobby. Hyperfocus on that. Can be quite tiresome too. Been looking at technique videos lately. Trying to do better on bad habits.

thats me litterally

Hey dude! I just want to say, you're on the right track in my opinion. As someone who spent years making microphone reviews and then began to despise my channel for being so product centric, I saw success when I started NOT CARING what the algorithm wanted me to do. I starting creating under the notion that if I build a video worth watching, a video I really cared about, the human behind the view is smart enough to remember me the next time a video comes out, regardless of if thats a month from when they first saw me. My best advice is genuinely to forget about what you think will get you 1/10. Present something that you spent hours and hours and hours making. Something that when you go to upload you’re trembling because you put so much sweat and working hours into it you’re hoping its received well. Make videos you’re proud to refer to as a creative expression of yourself. When I abandoned product reviews, and when I started making videos that motivated me to spend HOURS on the research, the script, and in the edit, that’s when it started working out. Within 6 months I was able to do this full time, regardless of a weekly cadence or worrying about that nasty 1/10. Cheers dude, you’re following the SAME path I did, and its a good one (and btw, I was around 7k subs too when I came to this realization)

Slightly unrelated but man this past month i started thinking about having adhd and everything i have read and seen just further confirms it. This thing literally stole all of my life since i left for university. I can start anything but i have given up on everything as well. No new skills, no new experiences, no new friend and haven't even got the degree yet. Knowing that there is a legitimate reason for me to be like this makes me hopeful that i can change my life around but man, 6-7 years down the drain and knowing it could have probably been avoided just by me knowing i had adhd makes me feel really empty. I wish i had a time machine right now. Thank you so much for this video you are amazing and keep at it

Killer guitar! Completely relate with your message, as well!

I got on of each 6,7 and the boden nx8, The only one in gonna sell is the 8 because its a little to much haha. Love them. Its hard to go back to a "Classic" guitar after 🎸 In lucky to live 4 hours away from their HQ so i can order them and get them the next day, try if i like for 30 days and buy/return and its always awesome customer service

Hi! May I ask what the single knob is for? Is it a tone or volume knob? I'm thinking of doing a similar build. Thank you

Hey dude! Really nice review. I’ve been thinking on swapping my Guthrie Govan for two strandbergs, a prog and an original, do you think it’s a good idea?

it's a great guitar but I'm not a fan of the poplar wood. kinda gives me tripophobia. that's just me personally.

I can‘t agree more! A few weeks ago I bought my First Strandberg, a Boden Fusion NX. And just after a few Seconds I immediatly noticed that this is the Most comfortable guitar I have ever played. I just wild my Custom Shop Strat and some other Guitars and bought another Boden Prog 6 NX in Charcol. It‘s simply an amazing sounding and ergonomic guitar.

The only people that cries about fender guitar or metal and punk guitar wannabes

Yeah, I don't need this guitar: a) got enough guitars, b) need to learn how to play better first, c) neck too long, d) many other reasons. I'm good. _clicks add to cart_

Could you do a tutorial on how you create these? It just sounds fantastic.

Love the outcome! Excellent work! I wonder how difficult making custom neck inlays are

Okay 🔥 that's what I'm talking about! 😈 The 5/8 riff caught me by surprise lol.

I mean to be fair, the touch of my fender strat is better than my ex partner, but mines a 2012 ;)

Making content about people making content about people playing guitar. I saw the 🍏 Strandberg and got excited. 😢

I like channels like @theguitargeek - his reviews are not "this is the greatest thing ever" but "here's the positive and minuses, go and make your own mind up" plus a more journalistic approach in his 'the week in gear' videos.

If we're being completely honest with ourselves (speaking for myself only), watching great guitar players noodle and shred, despite how good they are, is kind of boring. I get it, you're really good, but I like songs, and I especially like good songs with good lyrics. I also don't need to be invalidated as a player watching guitarists play circles around what I can do; is it inspiring at times? Of course, but there is only so much input one can take without feeling it may be a better option to find one of thousands of songs I love and learn the song. There are plenty of challenging songs and solos exclusive of shredders and gear heads. I grew up a fan of great guitar players, and the one thing that kept me interested were the songs. I've never been a fan of instrumental guitar albums, although I have a few, I never listen to them. The greatest part of Van Halen to me was the songs, Eddie was incredible, but if I'm being honest with myself, the songs are what I loved most, and it was simply a bonus that Eddie was phenomenal. I have Larry Carlton albums I never listen to, but I can listen to Larry play in the context of a great Steely Dan song. There's just something about a great player having to play within the limits of the song that forces greatness in fleeting moments that draws me in. Jack, I think you're right, we've lost the reason we're really here, which is to create music. I feel as though we've become siloed into gear review, is this better than that, or we're showing off our chops and wanking. Either way, I'm missing the music... Some nice introspection on your part.

Why does my comment keep getting deleted. There is nothing bad in it.

I came here after your review video and now I think I need one.

This is an incredibly important point that you're making. I am glad I found this video. For years, I had the same thoughts - the method I found, was introducing gamification. It goes back to your tip about having a purpose. MMO games such as World of Warcraft with quest systems can get someone hooked to the screen for 24h straight - thats because the quests have a quest line - the purpose is extremely clear, in your face, and so is the reward for completing it - you get items and level up points. As a developer I wrote a program that gives me purpose by keeping track of progress and gamify the process of learning. Some form of progression tracking journaling also works.

die an hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain

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It is one of the best investments I've made in a musical instrument / music gear. It plays so easily and sounds so nice. 👌🏻🎶 In addition to being beautiful!

that was'nt a boring guitar, black guitar rules!. But amazing result, I always enjoy this kind of videos!, yellow and black is a great combo

Schecter best bang for buck by far. $1,000 goes a lot further with Schecter than it does with Fender or Gibson.

i really enjoy honest reviews but we all need to remember that there are used 15 year old guitars on reverb that is all we need to be guitar gods. That and a million hours of honest practice on 90 different things but that's the hard part

thank you bro. what's been working for me is those jam tracks with the fancier scales (non-pentatonic) on screen. I can play along to those all day and I actually feel improvement edit: skip the drugs for sure!!!! they zombiify ya!!!!!!

Why would I watch someone else play guitar, when I could just play guitar?