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Great video, very interesting and I don’t even play a guitar

Personally i can look past something being a signature if its more blank, like how these MTMs without the big seven inlay are pretty plain If you like stability, evertunes work, theyre just really polarizing because a lot of people think it saps the mojo out of the body or whatever That and they dont seem to have a ton of sustain, with the saddles being separate and all

Bridge pickup sounded pretty good. I watched the Steve carpenter video and the sound was all blown out, either it was settings on pc or the pickup boost overdriven too much.

youve never played a furch?

lol. clickbait. Yamaha doesn't have a problem. They make great guitars. It's just you have to have a premium product in the line. Such as A5R in this case.

The RG550 was the hot rod of the late 80s. So pleased they reissued them.

JUST GOT ONE red and a maple neck very good guitar

The moment people started getting signature les pauls, the les paul stopped being a signature model

great videoooo lets goooo hello from california

Observing the knob 👏

Cool guitar

Ive always found scotts guitars way more tasteful

its alright. i just dont feel comfortable spending that much when it cost almost as much as my MIJ AZ

Signature or artist guitars do not bother me, half the time I do not even know who the artist is, is a Rhoads an artist guitar? Thats an artist that I am proud of if it is, thats the exception. Its my favorite guitar and Randy is the goat. I have a polka dot Jackson Rhoads, other than that I do not care whos name is on a guitar

yes, you are stupid. lol

I own a Peavey Tragic I that I basically only use for Slipknot/dropped tuning stuff, and the original VFL active pickups were so good to me that i didnt ever feel the need to swap them out for EMGs...which was rhe original plan as i had purchased that axe for about $110 as new old stock.

I'll be brutally honest: the gold nuances of this guitar are what's keeping me from buying it. It played like a dream and I loved the pick ups but can't stand the overall look. The gold body color is okay on its own, but it would have been better if they went for something simpler with the rest of it. Unicolor gold like the TOD10 did with silver, no pickguard (especially not one that has glitter/pearl in it) and maybe a more white-gold-ish bridge, knobs and tuners instead of "my sisters tacky fake-gold earrings from H&M" color. It looks gaudy, something I'd go on stage with as a hair metal guitarist in the 80s, but not in 2024. I'll probably get the pickups and put them in a prestige or something

got to try one in a guitar center when i was in texas (im canadian we dont have guitar center) funny enough i have a tod10 on the way but i was not dissapointed by the krys10 very well speced for the price also a lot lighter then i thought also very versatile even if u dont like polyphia this is still a great guitar for any genre that is cheaper than most of the AZs for the spec and price

Very interesting riff

Goldmember

If you can't sell them why did you have to get one lent out to you?😉

Honestly the only reason I like Tim's guitar more is because his is silver lol But Scott's signature sounds good. Would not be mad at all to get one for free 👀

I like it. I think it’s way cooler than Tim Henson’s guitar.

True. I don't care.

Don’t worry brother, just found your channel and knew you weren’t one of those guys. Be proud of what you make because people will like it

I think it's just a thing with your shop, because the KRYS10 is often sold out in stores just like the TOD10...

is the tapping section of ur demo a real song already?

Nice Axe, Great Playing..

Hey can please recommend 7 string floy Rose with under 1800 dollars ? Purpose is :- Metal Drop c tunning Shred / riff

love my Japanese AZ (although the frets had some issues at first) but I can't imagine paying so much for a MII guitar.

Agree 100% I've been playing for 53 years an I agree

Imagine having enough money or fame to get your dream gear designed the way you like/need by your favorite brand. What are the odds that it would end up looking exactly like some artist’s signature product? Zero, or close to it. Because well, that’s the point: it’s a personal thing. That’s why I much prefer customizing a regular series model to my taste rather than buying something all prepped up for someone else. Plus they ALWAYS have to add some incredibly silly details that scream “look, I’m this artists’s signature model”, which I hate with a passion. I mean, who has to actually sign their own axe? Seriously.

I feel like one of the only people who actually likes this one more than the TOD10... Got to try this bad boy out at (a different) Musicworks and honestly I like the pickups much more than Tim's Also do think it looks quite nicer - only downside for me is that it's made from swamp ash (Ibanez wouldn't care to select light blanks for anyways) so it's quite hefty

It's all just in the name. All manufactured guitars have their designs and features decided on and approved by the people in charge. Even signature models need to have the astist's requests approved, and they don't always get all their requests approved (and this is why some artists move on to another company that would be more receptive to their ideas). So either way, the decisions on the designs and features are approved by the big wigs at the top, and either you like their decisions or you don't. It has a lot less to do with the artists than you think it does, and the non-signature models' designs and features aren't decided by you either, so it really doesn't matter.

i have 3 signature guitars MTM20, Mark Rizzo B.C. Rich Stealth and Kenny Hickey's Solo 6 Schecter all amazing guitar and i never have felt like they weren't my own, the only one i bought because of the artist was the Solo 6 the rest were just great guitars for me

Signature stuff is a lie because if its really signature how come they can just change to a whole different brand and not do the same type of body signature i think is just for marketing purposes nothing else nothing more and this guitar is the biggest example of it its an RG lets just say is Mick and we pay him so that it has his name but still an RG

I can relate. I bought PRS Mark Holcomb guitar and first thing I did is to flip that top neck rod cover where his name is. Now its mine :D

Mick rocks. I can understand why people like cats. I hate them. They don't obey and when they destroy something, scold them all you want, they don't learn. The ones that know how to use the toilet are pretty rad

I have a Steph Carpenter 8 string, Synyster Gates Schecter, I find certain guys designs are pretty much what I would do. i can see why one might not want a sig model of course. I only like certain ones

BROOOOO THAAAAT'S YOUR REASON HAHAHAHAHHAHA If you only knew man. Signature guitars are like 90% of the guitars I've owned! Not always a good strategy, and I regret that after many years of buying guitars. The first time I just got the guitar that fit me best I felt like such an idiot for spending decades trying to fit someone else's instrument into my hands. The most ironic part is my current guitar IS a signature lol. PRS DW best guitar ever!

Stupid. Guitars are just Geetars. Anything that isn't a Telecaster is a less than Geetar. Now You Know. Just Saying 😎

Had a choice between this and the Arctic Metal 7. Ended up going with the latter because of the feature set, but Tele’s are my jam and I sometimes kick myself for not going with the former lol. Wish more companies did 7 string baritone Tele’s (or offsets too). Also great vid and great playing, man.

I own several Jackson Rhoads guitars and have no problem with playing them or feeling like they are MINE!!! but maybe thats just me.

I had 2 Jim Roots fenders, had the same feelings…..thought it was just me……

Basically, signature guitar aversion is like an artist ordered a meal, and the selections they made sounded so good that you really want to order the same thing, but you don't because it wasn't your idea. I don't personally see the value necessarily in any particular signature model, but at the end of the day, 100% credit for the guitar goes to the workers. All the artists usually do is choose the colors, materials, and pickups. And 9 outta 9 times the "signature" version the artist actually uses has different pickups, and hand tweaked details that mean the "signature" guitar you hold is most likely nothing like the one the artist has, except for color. I would definitely feel that disconnection from the instrument if it was an artist used guitar, though.

I feel the same. just can't do it, even if I love the guitarist

i have the white soloist mick used. the neck is pretty nice.

Exactly! I feel the same and would only ever own a Les Paul .

My cat loves to sleep in my guitar case too 😂

I wanted the purple ST model but they are overpriced. No bone or graphite nuts, no stainless steel frets, but the same price as models that come with such features. And the pu positions are probably an acquired taste