Huge thanks to Bryan Ewald for the excellent advice and education he bestowed upon us. Of course, I recommend prsguitars.com if you're looking for a new guitar! Check out Bryan's private lessons and other musical endeavors at bryanewald.com Bryan was playing a PRS McCarty 594 in Faded Whale Blue (10-top): www.prsguitars.com/index.php/electrics/core/mccarty_594 I was playing a PRS Hollowbody II Piezo in Blood Orange: www.prsguitars.com/index.php/electrics/core/hollowbody_ii_piezo_2017 Subscribe to Henning because without him GuitCon wouldn't exist: ua-cam.com/users/EytschPi42 Subscribe to Framus/Warwick because without them GuitCon wouldn't exist: ua-cam.com/users/warwickofficial
When I go to north carolina with my family we alaways stop by this shop called andy owings. they have a wall covered in PRS and LTD/ESP. I fell in love with a PRS. An orange flamed maple top and orange body. double-cut seni hollow. two humbuckers, one 3-way switch and 2 dials; one volume one tone. It plays, sounds, looks and feels great. after almost 3 years im sure it hasn't been sold. one day it will be mine. or at least ill have a sinilar one.
When buying a guitar I always follow the same 3 steps in the same order: 1-) Feel it. Apart from action or fret leveling and things like that, the feel of the neck and body is the only thing you can't modify. Check the weight, see if you're comfortable with it, with the neck, the scale lenght, if you like how the lacquer or lack of it feels in your hands. Once you find a model you like, go on. 2-)The sound. I mainly play electrics, so this part is somewhat less important than in an acoustic since the electronics can always be swapped, but play it, play different styles, see if it fits what you need. Even if you can drop new pickups in an electric, let's be honest, it's better if the ones from the factory already appeal to you and do what you want from them 3-)The looks. This might sound superficial, but I truly think it affects a lot on how much you play an instrument. Once it fits your requirements in the first two steps, see the finishes, try them, go for the one that you like how it looks by itself but that you also like how it looks on you when you play it. Go for the one that you think you'll see on a stand at home and make you think "Man I want to play". No matter if you play for fun or for yourself or if you're a professional going on stage. Pick a guitar that, after you're sure is the sound and feel you want, makes you want to play it just by seeing it.
Many people might think the 3rd step you mentioned is not important, or superficial, as you said. But I find as important as the others and I think that you should only pick a model that you can see yourself playing for as long as it lasts. Otherwise you might get discouraged with it and waste it. Very helpful list by the way, thank you for sharing
#3 was very well-explained! A guitar that inspires you to play and practice everyday is the best guitar you could have! I used to have a dirt-cheap "Rocker" strat that looked like trash ("Puke-Green burst" lmao) and I wouldn't even want to play a note on that guitar and I remember the day I got my hands on my Les Paul and when I would't want to let it go from hours and hours of playing. Until today, it always inspires me to play and hold it everyday.
Alfredo Gonzalez that's a great way to put it, it makes sense and #3 is what I look at even wen I can't buy a guitar, I go to the music store to get strings and I always look at a guitar that makes me wanna play, great advice, thank you
Enjoying looking at your guitar is very important. It is just as #3 is stated: if you like it you will want to play it. And isn’t that the main reason we play, for the joy? Great series and reasons, sir. Thanks for your insights. Steve
I'm left handed if you are left handed though you should start out right-handed all my left handed friends play right handed. I didn't start playing right handed so now I can only play left handed guitars and good luck finding a left handed guitar in a guitar store.
Yesterday I got myself a sunburst Tele and a fender hot rod deluxe. I was playing with a practice amp and a squire strat before that, it's such an amazing difference in quality.
I always play a potential new guitar for quite a while without “plugging it in” . I focus on the “feel” , the neck, the weight , the overall playability. This way I’m not distracted by all the bells and whistles. Only after passing that test do I move on to plugging it into an amp. I will say that when you find a guitar that “speaks to you” , one that makes you literally play better and want to play for hours on end….. buy that guitar immediately. Sell the house, sell the kids … whatever. Ohhhhh and never play a PRS unless you can somehow come up with the funds to purchase it . It will only break your heart. 😢
I'm in rural Japan. I haven't found a store that is not a general music store. In other words, not stores where the workers really know guitars, even if they are good players. Generally (I have found) that the guitars in these stores are not set up properly, either, along with having old strings. Because shopping at these stores do not offer the professional help I need, I have bought 2 new PRSs from Amazon Japan (buying without trying has always been against my code...I broke my code). Both of them were made in Korea supposedly under PRS strict standards...rosewood is prohibited in Japan. I've needed to send both of them back. The intonation is okay at the 12th fret for the 1st through 5th strings, but on the 6th string (the saddle screw is maxed) the intonation is about 5 to 7 cents off. That being said, the real problem is that on all six strings, frets 1 - 4 are way sharp. This was true on both guitars. I've had a good guitar mechanic do his best to set it up, including lowering the nut which didn't solve the problem. I see you, and many others on youTube, play PRSs seemingly without this problem. Other PRSs in stores (noting they are not well setup--unusual for PRSs, I'm told) seem to have the same problem. I wonder if you can comment on this?
I'm kinda with ya. At first, especially in my teen years every time i saw it i just thought "this is a dad guitar, for sure." Then I played my first PRS about 9 years ago... not a "dad guitar" definitely a workhorse.
after 56 years playing as my buddy Alex Lifesons history Zaza my last axe will finally be the PRS se 24 in a translucent cherry....on hold and saved nib at the center whse.in Kansas City....Man after owning over 40 in my lifetime now down to 33,in watching and listening and Alex....it will be a paul REED smith....I'm actually stoked at 66 years old and disabled....smile on face.
For me the most important thing is the look. If you buy a guitar you don't think looks good , even though it's the best guitar technically speaking.. it's worthless
That definitely is one of my deciding factors in buying a guitar. If you buy a guitar that doesn’t look good, you’re not going to want to play on it or practice with it.
Started with a squier strat. Played that for the first two years then sold for a Mexican made tele, which I've had and loved for 15 years. Finally looking to add a guitar to the lineup and waited long enough I can afford a good one...but absolutely no idea what I want!! SG? Les Paul? ES-335? Strat? Jaguar? Jazzmaster? So many other great options too...
Music is Win, your videos are enjoyable, and this one is no exception. As far as new guitars, I've bought several, mainly Gibson's because the neck feels right, and Jimmy Page lol. I think as I've went, I've wanted more expensive stuff. I bought a nice SG for 1200 recently and compared it to my 400 dollar SG. I love my cheap SG but I can tell where my money went playing my new one. PRS guitars are amazing. I will have one. I saw the vid with your niece. Her Squier is great and I love the color, but if she digs the guitar a lot, she's most likely to hit your pockets a little harder next time lol
There comes a point when you're "jamming" with someone when you sync and you aren't trying to figure out or keep up but you're now resonating with the other player and creating. It's the most exhilarating feeling, the closest we will ever come to doing magic. You can see when it happens at the end of this video and it's really cool.
If you really want a PRS, but can't even afford a PRS SE, do what I did, buy a Harley Benton CST-24 lol. I'm so freakin happy with it, it's gorgeous and plays/feels/sounds awesome!
Floating trems are a requirement for me. Thinking about hacking up my LP to put in a recessed Floyd although it was a really expensive guitar so I’m kinda hesitant to do that
I look for things I know I'm going to use I ask myself: what pickup conf am I looking for? Do I really need 3 humbuckers? Is the switch in a comfortable position? Is there a god damn gloss finish on this neck? Is it worth the money?
I just bought a FANO JM6 Shaped like a Jazzmaster. Came perfectly set up out of the box from Martin Music in Memphis. I bought a Fender Troy Van Leeuwen Jazzmaster($1350) and returned it after playing the Fano($2000). It plays better than the Fender. The other thing was I couldn’t justify paying $1350 for a Mexican fender even know it was pretty good but the American built Fano was a lot better. Another $100you could buy an American Jazzmaster. Was pretty good too but Fano Guitar won out this round.
I love my double cut Mccarty594..Please Make a video compair 594 singlecut and double cut with same type of woods, same amp, and same amp. Just about bending. David Gilmour master bending Man use tremolo:-)
Uhg I cant pick up a bunch of guitars cus all the stores are closed. I have a cheap Ibanez that I love but I've outgrown its neck feeling. It's too wide for me.
Rumors about tuning instability is the main reason I didn't buy Gibson SG yet. Right now I've got a choice to buy either Gibson SG 2010 or Ibanez J Custom 1998 with dimarzio petrucci crunch lab and liquifire pickups, both are second hand and cost around 850 dollars. Ibanez is pretty comfortable and sounds nice but I just don't need trem. Tough choice... please tell me what you would buy in this case.
infoowetrust well... While I collected money for it both guitars were sold, so I came to another conclusion: getting nice tube amp. Just ordered Laney Ironheart IR30-112, very excited to get it before new year if I'll be lucky.
cowscowscows10 egnater tweaker 15 Head is a great amp at a great price. You’ll need a cabinet. Line6 makes a really affordable good cabinet 1x12 if u need one for around the $200 + range. The tweaker new is not a lot but used even cheaper you get 3 options Fender.Vox, Marshall. And the reason it’s called tweaker is because u can play clean or high gain. Lots of options.
Could you make a video about upgrading guitar hardware. I'm thinking about duping up an old cheap strat and have no idea where to start. Also it could be a fun video idea
Hey dude, I watched you interview Pete Thorn, and now Bryan. I think you could do to re-watch them and check your interview technique for future reference. Remember the point of an interview is to hear the other guy. So, perhaps a little less interruption, and don't feel the need to "connect" by telling the other guy what he just said. Just a suggestion.
I don't have much opportunities to try guitars because I'm a lefty, so I grabbed that when I heard there was one in our local shop. But I feel it was in vain trying it because the guitar was everything but set up (strings were mile away from the fretboard), so as a beginner I found it very hard to make any opinion on it because of its state. :/ And yeah, the guitar has 4 nobs and it was just very confusing to me because my guitar has only the volume nob. :D "What players do you like?" Well, in that case I got the right guitar, although I meant to buy a different one in the beginning but didn't find any I like.
I want to get a Les Paul sometime, with a killswitch in it. Because Buckethead is my favorite guitarist. Who knows? Perhaps I could get my hands on a signature Buckethead Les Paul.
I follow a guide to buy a guitar. 1. Does it stay in tune. Will the guitar stay in tune after a bend or even you are finished tuning it? For example: Gibson Les Paul's have a hard time staying in tune. If it doesn't stay in tune. DON'T BUY IT 2. Does it sound good. A great sounding guitar will make you want to play that guitar more. If it sounds like garbage. Don't buy it. A bad sounding guitar will make you regret your purchase 3. Does it feel comfortable to play on. This is crucial, if the guitar feels like it is constantly stabbing you in the ribs or won't stay in your lap. Don't buy it. Get a guitar that has contour. Your playing will way more fun and comfortable. If you follow these steps, You will have that one guitar that will stay with you for the rest of your life and love it forever.
After playing a shitty Epiphone for my whole life I'm finally buying a new guitar today. This video came at the perfect time. With a 1500$ budget I don't think I'll be able to get a PRS like those 🤑
Huge thanks to Bryan Ewald for the excellent advice and education he bestowed upon us. Of course, I recommend prsguitars.com if you're looking for a new guitar! Check out Bryan's private lessons and other musical endeavors at bryanewald.com
Bryan was playing a PRS McCarty 594 in Faded Whale Blue (10-top): www.prsguitars.com/index.php/electrics/core/mccarty_594
I was playing a PRS Hollowbody II Piezo in Blood Orange: www.prsguitars.com/index.php/electrics/core/hollowbody_ii_piezo_2017
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When I go to north carolina with my family we alaways stop by this shop called andy owings. they have a wall covered in PRS and LTD/ESP. I fell in love with a PRS. An orange flamed maple top and orange body. double-cut seni hollow. two humbuckers, one 3-way switch and 2 dials; one volume one tone. It plays, sounds, looks and feels great. after almost 3 years im sure it hasn't been sold. one day it will be mine. or at least ill have a sinilar one.
Why always PRS bro?
Haha the most expensive ones apparently
When buying a guitar I always follow the same 3 steps in the same order:
1-) Feel it. Apart from action or fret leveling and things like that, the feel of the neck and body is the only thing you can't modify. Check the weight, see if you're comfortable with it, with the neck, the scale lenght, if you like how the lacquer or lack of it feels in your hands. Once you find a model you like, go on.
2-)The sound. I mainly play electrics, so this part is somewhat less important than in an acoustic since the electronics can always be swapped, but play it, play different styles, see if it fits what you need. Even if you can drop new pickups in an electric, let's be honest, it's better if the ones from the factory already appeal to you and do what you want from them
3-)The looks. This might sound superficial, but I truly think it affects a lot on how much you play an instrument. Once it fits your requirements in the first two steps, see the finishes, try them, go for the one that you like how it looks by itself but that you also like how it looks on you when you play it. Go for the one that you think you'll see on a stand at home and make you think "Man I want to play". No matter if you play for fun or for yourself or if you're a professional going on stage. Pick a guitar that, after you're sure is the sound and feel you want, makes you want to play it just by seeing it.
Many people might think the 3rd step you mentioned is not important, or superficial, as you said. But I find as important as the others and I think that you should only pick a model that you can see yourself playing for as long as it lasts. Otherwise you might get discouraged with it and waste it. Very helpful list by the way, thank you for sharing
Dilma I’m with you. I would actually swap #1 and #3.
#3 was very well-explained!
A guitar that inspires you to play and practice everyday is the best guitar you could have!
I used to have a dirt-cheap "Rocker" strat that looked like trash ("Puke-Green burst" lmao) and I wouldn't even want to play a note on that guitar and I remember the day I got my hands on my Les Paul and when I would't want to let it go from hours and hours of playing. Until today, it always inspires me to play and hold it everyday.
Alfredo Gonzalez that's a great way to put it, it makes sense and #3 is what I look at even wen I can't buy a guitar, I go to the music store to get strings and I always look at a guitar that makes me wanna play, great advice, thank you
Enjoying looking at your guitar is very important. It is just as #3 is stated: if you like it you will want to play it. And isn’t that the main reason we play, for the joy? Great series and reasons, sir. Thanks for your insights.
Steve
Advice for those who play lefty: Take what you can get.
Served Justice I always wonder if leftys should start off with a right handed guitar and if that's actually gonna make their playing worse
Good names are for noobs im a lefty and its better to just play lefty
I'm left handed if you are left handed though you should start out right-handed all my left handed friends play right handed. I didn't start playing right handed so now I can only play left handed guitars and good luck finding a left handed guitar in a guitar store.
Noah Bonvissuto they have stores that are just left handed
VENOM1242 0 Thats pretty cool gotta find one one day!
0:53- well, that pick's gone forever.
John John Casyone hahahaha
I was thinking the same thing
The finish on the back of that first neck looks so smooth. I have really sweaty hands sometimes so I hate when it's too glossy. That looks lovely.
It's get glossy after 10 hours. But then it's hand polished.
Yeah, the 594 has a natural finish on the neck... very unique and lovely to play
Just take a scotchbrite pad to the gloss on necks and it comes right off.
don't you still need a finish to seal wood grain? (is that even a word?)
FSUnole92 If you don’t like a glossy neck use 8,000 grit sandpaper and knock back the gloss till it’s where you like it.
My advice is just get some money
That's the easy way out. The cheaters way.
what is a money?
give it to me
@@szczerzo you got me arrested.
Yesterday I got myself a sunburst Tele and a fender hot rod deluxe. I was playing with a practice amp and a squire strat before that, it's such an amazing difference in quality.
L Galicki Band Nah I reckon the type of lead you use makes the biggest difference
I always play a potential new guitar for quite a while without “plugging it in” .
I focus on the “feel” , the neck, the weight , the overall playability.
This way I’m not distracted by all the bells and whistles.
Only after passing that test do I move on to plugging it into an amp.
I will say that when you find a guitar that “speaks to you” , one that makes you literally play better and want to play for hours on end….. buy that guitar immediately.
Sell the house, sell the kids … whatever.
Ohhhhh and never play a PRS unless you can somehow come up with the funds to purchase it .
It will only break your heart. 😢
Step 1: make sure it says either “Paul Reed Smith” or “Schecter” on the headstock
Step 2: buy it
Yes. Or les Paul
And Yamaha
I am trying to get a Shecter omen extreme 6 fr.
Schecter is my favorite brand
Bryan is such a chill and awesome guy. I swear I'm gonna get a PRS someday.
Anybody think Dave Grohl in the beginning ? haha
Yep
Lol yup
I'm in rural Japan. I haven't found a store that is not a general music store. In other words, not stores where the workers really know guitars, even if they are good players. Generally (I have found) that the guitars in these stores are not set up properly, either, along with having old strings. Because shopping at these stores do not offer the professional help I need, I have bought 2 new PRSs from Amazon Japan (buying without trying has always been against my code...I broke my code). Both of them were made in Korea supposedly under PRS strict standards...rosewood is prohibited in Japan. I've needed to send both of them back. The intonation is okay at the 12th fret for the 1st through 5th strings, but on the 6th string (the saddle screw is maxed) the intonation is about 5 to 7 cents off. That being said, the real problem is that on all six strings, frets 1 - 4 are way sharp. This was true on both guitars. I've had a good guitar mechanic do his best to set it up, including lowering the nut which didn't solve the problem. I see you, and many others on youTube, play PRSs seemingly without this problem. Other PRSs in stores (noting they are not well setup--unusual for PRSs, I'm told) seem to have the same problem. I wonder if you can comment on this?
Those PRS guitars 😍😍
The first thing to play on a guitar should be the tuning song lol
I've never really been attracted to PRS guitars, but that red hollow body is beautiful!
0:51 R.I.P Pick
Oct 5 - Oct 6
*sees intro jam* what is this? Anderton’s?
Didn't like the look of PRS at first but now, it looks so classy and rich!
I'm kinda with ya. At first, especially in my teen years every time i saw it i just thought "this is a dad guitar, for sure." Then I played my first PRS about 9 years ago... not a "dad guitar" definitely a workhorse.
Just got a PRS.se model on saturday. Changed the tuners out to Locking tuners. And it plays and sounds amazing. No tuneing problems here my friends.
A few days ago I bought a new Paul Reed Smith McCarty 10 Top with rosewood neck in charcoal cherry. Sounds, plays and looks amazing.
after 56 years playing as my buddy Alex Lifesons history Zaza my last axe will finally be the PRS se 24 in a translucent cherry....on hold and saved nib at the center whse.in Kansas City....Man after owning over 40 in my lifetime now down to 33,in watching and listening and Alex....it will be a paul REED smith....I'm actually stoked at 66 years old and disabled....smile on face.
For me the most important thing is the look. If you buy a guitar you don't think looks good , even though it's the best guitar technically speaking.. it's worthless
That definitely is one of my deciding factors in buying a guitar. If you buy a guitar that doesn’t look good, you’re not going to want to play on it or practice with it.
0:52 and that green pick was never seen again
Good catch xD
PRS=PureRockSound Great video. Bryan rocked it at Guitcon. Keep em coming.
Sometimes I like to cover myself in butter and pretend to be a corn cob.
Do you ever walk onto a train and just headbutt a random penguin?
Amazing
*this.*
Sometimes I like to lie in the oven and pretend I’m a loaf of bread, I even have the crust now. :)
Man I wish I could do that. I'm only able to grab an alligator off of a streetlight at dusk
dude is cool. I like how he feels the energy and frequency come out of the guitar on his hand
My god, what was that beautifulness that you guys played in the beginning?
Started with a squier strat. Played that for the first two years then sold for a Mexican made tele, which I've had and loved for 15 years. Finally looking to add a guitar to the lineup and waited long enough I can afford a good one...but absolutely no idea what I want!! SG? Les Paul? ES-335? Strat? Jaguar? Jazzmaster? So many other great options too...
Music is Win, your videos are enjoyable, and this one is no exception. As far as new guitars, I've bought several, mainly Gibson's because the neck feels right, and Jimmy Page lol. I think as I've went, I've wanted more expensive stuff. I bought a nice SG for 1200 recently and compared it to my 400 dollar SG. I love my cheap SG but I can tell where my money went playing my new one. PRS guitars are amazing. I will have one. I saw the vid with your niece. Her Squier is great and I love the color, but if she digs the guitar a lot, she's most likely to hit your pockets a little harder next time lol
Brian is a hell of a player!
There comes a point when you're "jamming" with someone when you sync and you aren't trying to figure out or keep up but you're now resonating with the other player and creating. It's the most exhilarating feeling, the closest we will ever come to doing magic. You can see when it happens at the end of this video and it's really cool.
Thanks Tyler... very enjoyable video!
Thank Tyler, these videos are fantastic. That dude is pretty awesome.
Love PRS, not a fan of the F holes in a body that small but it's still a beauty.
Hi i love ur vids can't wait to finish this one...and u have helped me so much on guitar
Thanks for the like music is win
Wholesome
0:09 that was cool little reference. Something Borrowed Something blue is a great classical piece.
Should have played in Dm for maximum sadness
If you really want a PRS, but can't even afford a PRS SE, do what I did, buy a Harley Benton CST-24 lol. I'm so freakin happy with it, it's gorgeous and plays/feels/sounds awesome!
Good vid, Tyler. I've enjoyed all the ones you've done at GuitCon.
That first jam session sounded great!
Floating trems are a requirement for me. Thinking about hacking up my LP to put in a recessed Floyd although it was a really expensive guitar so I’m kinda hesitant to do that
Thanks for the advice, Tyler. Always appreciate it!
I look for things I know I'm going to use
I ask myself:
what pickup conf am I looking for?
Do I really need 3 humbuckers?
Is the switch in a comfortable position?
Is there a god damn gloss finish on this neck?
Is it worth the money?
0:52 not already??
but tyler i have no money how can i buy a guitar? (besides asking my mom to buy me one)
I just bought a FANO JM6 Shaped like a Jazzmaster. Came perfectly set up out of the box from Martin Music in Memphis. I bought a Fender Troy Van Leeuwen Jazzmaster($1350) and returned it after playing the Fano($2000). It plays better than the Fender. The other thing was I couldn’t justify paying $1350 for a Mexican fender even know it was pretty good but the American built Fano was a lot better. Another $100you could buy an American Jazzmaster. Was pretty good too but Fano Guitar won out this round.
infoowetrust was it from the new Fano owners? Or was it an older model built by Dennis Fano?
Please make a video about guitars other than fender and gibson
0:47 I can help but notice that the pick on Tyler’s leg slowly falls off lol
I love my double cut Mccarty594..Please Make a video compair 594 singlecut and double cut with same type of woods, same amp, and same amp.
Just about bending. David Gilmour master bending Man use tremolo:-)
Really enjoyed this interview, this guy is very knowledgeable and helpful!
Uhg I cant pick up a bunch of guitars cus all the stores are closed. I have a cheap Ibanez that I love but I've outgrown its neck feeling. It's too wide for me.
I own that blue prs at the beggining
Rumors about tuning instability is the main reason I didn't buy Gibson SG yet. Right now I've got a choice to buy either Gibson SG 2010 or Ibanez J Custom 1998 with dimarzio petrucci crunch lab and liquifire pickups, both are second hand and cost around 850 dollars. Ibanez is pretty comfortable and sounds nice but I just don't need trem. Tough choice... please tell me what you would buy in this case.
Сергей Лим Personally I would just play both guitars and buy the one that felt and sounded the best
Thanks for your reply! Just checked your vids - that's pretty nice playing and great looking Les Paul you got here! Cheers!
SG
infoowetrust well... While I collected money for it both guitars were sold, so I came to another conclusion: getting nice tube amp. Just ordered Laney Ironheart IR30-112, very excited to get it before new year if I'll be lucky.
I love Gibson myself🎸 but I not played an Ibanez but those prs sounds so sweet
I wish there was something like this for amps, cuz I'm trying to buy my first quality amp, and I don't know how to pick one
cowscowscows10 egnater tweaker 15 Head is a great amp at a great price. You’ll need a cabinet. Line6 makes a really affordable good cabinet 1x12 if u need one for around the $200 + range. The tweaker new is not a lot but used even cheaper you get 3 options Fender.Vox, Marshall. And the reason it’s called tweaker is because u can play clean or high gain. Lots of options.
Before starting I’m gonna guess. “It matters it feels good” followed by something something sharp frets something contour body
Could you make a video about upgrading guitar hardware. I'm thinking about duping up an old cheap strat and have no idea where to start. Also it could be a fun video idea
Hey dude, I watched you interview Pete Thorn, and now Bryan.
I think you could do to re-watch them and check your interview technique for future reference. Remember the point of an interview is to hear the other guy. So, perhaps a little less interruption, and don't feel the need to "connect" by telling the other guy what he just said. Just a suggestion.
0:53 that pick wont be found anymore
I would love to have a PRS... I can't because the neck is too wide and my fingers are not long.
The Gamer Room yea the necks are too big. But I think the Tremonti signature model has a thinner neck.
guy knows his shit
anyone know any guitar players that play like how they played in the beginning?
Do one for amplifiers
Do you know any guitars that have a 20 inch fretboard radius??
Sure wish i could find a trem guitar that can handle bends...
I don't have much opportunities to try guitars because I'm a lefty, so I grabbed that when I heard there was one in our local shop. But I feel it was in vain trying it because the guitar was everything but set up (strings were mile away from the fretboard), so as a beginner I found it very hard to make any opinion on it because of its state. :/
And yeah, the guitar has 4 nobs and it was just very confusing to me because my guitar has only the volume nob. :D
"What players do you like?" Well, in that case I got the right guitar, although I meant to buy a different one in the beginning but didn't find any I like.
After I bought my first PRS, I will never go back to Gibson!
PRS for life
Hey man love your vids
What do you think an intermediate guitar pl-
Bryan: PRS GUITAR
I want to get a Les Paul sometime, with a killswitch in it. Because Buckethead is my favorite guitarist. Who knows? Perhaps I could get my hands on a signature Buckethead Les Paul.
Every British guitarist laughed when he said 'knob layout'
Yep! :D
Slightly to the left is my typical knob layout.
yeah, lucky he didn't say chernobyl fallout! lol
It's weird to think that's like saying 'cock layout' in America
knob layout next to the f-holes
Brad #1 is an awesome guitarist! Wow!
Carl samuel Romano Brad? You mean Bryan? lol.
Good times my man
Advice on buying a guitar. Never buy a PRS guitar. Unless you have been saving all your Money since First grade.
It's better to try the guitar instead if ordering one online. I ordered a Gibson nighthawk and it had a bad build
Do a review on your prs amp!!!!!
Gibson les paul custom shop true historic and fender custom shop guitars marshall full stacks that's the pick for me
Haha, you assume as a player I have money to spend.
Make your own guitar out of a toilet seat.
Rick Cleek U just assumed that he has a toilet seat
Cigar Box??
That might just work
Rick Cleek cigars are an expensive luxury man, not gonna happen.
Fender Strat boom done
0:50 the pick is now lost for ever!!!!
NOOOOOOOO
I have a medium ranged (400 dollars) should I save for a 1000-1500 dollar guitar or get a new 700 dollar one now?
Aashay Kulkarni save for the one you really want.
I follow a guide to buy a guitar.
1. Does it stay in tune.
Will the guitar stay in tune after a bend or even you are finished tuning it?
For example: Gibson Les Paul's have a hard time staying in tune.
If it doesn't stay in tune. DON'T BUY IT
2. Does it sound good.
A great sounding guitar will make you want to play that guitar more. If it sounds like garbage. Don't buy it. A bad sounding guitar will make you regret your purchase
3. Does it feel comfortable to play on.
This is crucial, if the guitar feels like it is constantly stabbing you in the ribs or won't stay in your lap. Don't buy it. Get a guitar that has contour. Your playing will way more fun and comfortable.
If you follow these steps, You will have that one guitar that will stay with you for the rest of your life and love it forever.
The contour part I fully agree with UNLESS you are buying a Telecaster
Hi guys
Nice
THE PICK IT FELL
0:53 RIP Pick on his lap :(
Dam the 12 bar blues can sound so good
0:07 Doctor Who
1:54 at least he ain’t the bad guy lol (video game)
watching this after i just bought a new guitar
After playing a shitty Epiphone for my whole life I'm finally buying a new guitar today. This video came at the perfect time.
With a 1500$ budget I don't think I'll be able to get a PRS like those 🤑
uh nah if you like your Epiphone I would recommend a Gibson Les Paul studio or faded
What’d you end up getting?👀
PRs Starla or vela $1300
uh nah Epiphones are great bro
@@cheekibreeki623 they're really a hit or miss
I bought a blue Schecter Omen yesterday at Guitar Center and it’s amazing!
What if your left handed?
0:50
watch the guitar pick on his leg...
R.I.P
You will be missed :'(
great video
0:01 yay doctor who references
Temporal Chair Or Ihsahn's Something out There
Did anyone else get the doctor who reference
Get the one with stainless steel frets...will save u money in thd long run
Are you a beginner or pro?
This is everything u need to know b4 buying a guitar. Awesome video, Thanks !
It seems like tyler wants to bring that red HB home 😅
and here are the PRS guys