I have a Kiesel A6 I customized and brought brand new in 2016 and it plays beautifully to this day. I bought a used Kiesel Vader multiscale 7 from Reverb that the owner babied and it plays fantastically. I love that the person from the internet thread shared their experience, but it's one experience out of the millions of fantastic guitars that are made by Kiesel.
I’ve had a bunch of Kiesels, and my only complaint with them is that they don’t round off their fret ends and they leave the tang exposed, which contributes to these having sharp frets over time. I’ve hade many used ones that arrived with minor fret sprout. Out of 150+ guitars of all price ranges throughout my 33 years of life, I almost never have had a fret sprout issue.
Hahaha! I remember that thread :) And I remember thinking there's no way the guitar or company were any where near as bad as the OP was implying. I've been buying from Carvin and Kiesel for decades, and while there were some occasional cosmetic issues with the Carvins, the Kiesels have always been amazing.
Egos do moan about Kiesels sometimes but the reality is Kiesels are certainly the best guitar Ive ever owned!!! I will be building a anew one later this year. Good buy there! Well done.
It’s hard if it’s not a big brand guitar, they’re impossible to try out bc they’re just not available. I’ve never seen a Kiesel in a shop around where I live, I’d love to try one out. If there’s a guitar you see online, you’ll have to buy it to try it. Just make sure they have a good return policy.
That why I want to have the guitar in my hands before I buy it. As you said in this video: it has to match. Kiesel has some really good guitars that I like.
YES! hahaha that's crazy, yeah MGR is my favorite website to shop around on, man. They're super nice, and if something has been sitting there for a minute they'll always cut you a deal.
@@zackyallen2713 yeah man. I gave it a bit of a setup when I got it, I prefer .9's and it had at least .10's on on it, but yeah it's super well built. Small world!
I have that "I don't really like it" with my RG752mfs-vfd. It's not that it's not a good guitar, but I can't put my finger on what it is. A lot of people seem to love the PAF7's in it, but I find them a bit dull. But that seems a relatively small reason for me to not like it, as there's a use for less high-output pickups too. I've barely played it in the past 4 years though.
@@thedavidshreds I've considered selling it, but prices seem to fluctuate quite a bit on it. I had a casual offer of 1200 USD some years ago, but that was far less than what I'd want. It's the one that only had 39 made world wide. Not sure what it could go for now. Seems about 1700-1900 USD, so it's definitely something to consider. Just not sure what I'd want instead, and possibly just putting some other pickups in it would make me use it more again... but maybe not!
@@spoonerluv I think for now I'm keeping it. I got it out last night and played it for a bit. It's not bad! Maybe some new pickups would be great in it!
If only id included a giant thread containing hundreds of negative posts about Kiesels I may have avoided that savage, career altering downvote. Alas, I'm now in shambles
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I have a Kiesel A6 I customized and brought brand new in 2016 and it plays beautifully to this day.
I bought a used Kiesel Vader multiscale 7 from Reverb that the owner babied and it plays fantastically.
I love that the person from the internet thread shared their experience, but it's one experience out of the millions of fantastic guitars that are made by Kiesel.
I have Delos and an Aries. Both are rock solid. I never have to tune them. One I drop d the other in standard e. Love em. Looking to build an a2 next.
Great summary & rabbit hole story associated with it- glad you’re playing the eff out of it (just not touching the tuners 😂)
Appreciate it dude!
I’ve had a bunch of Kiesels, and my only complaint with them is that they don’t round off their fret ends and they leave the tang exposed, which contributes to these having sharp frets over time. I’ve hade many used ones that arrived with minor fret sprout. Out of 150+ guitars of all price ranges throughout my 33 years of life, I almost never have had a fret sprout issue.
Hahaha! I remember that thread :) And I remember thinking there's no way the guitar or company were any where near as bad as the OP was implying. I've been buying from Carvin and Kiesel for decades, and while there were some occasional cosmetic issues with the Carvins, the Kiesels have always been amazing.
Egos do moan about Kiesels sometimes but the reality is Kiesels are certainly the best guitar Ive ever owned!!! I will be building a anew one later this year. Good buy there! Well done.
Cheers man! Hope you enjoy the new one.
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lol thanks it's a wild place it seems
It’s hard if it’s not a big brand guitar, they’re impossible to try out bc they’re just not available. I’ve never seen a Kiesel in a shop around where I live, I’d love to try one out. If there’s a guitar you see online, you’ll have to buy it to try it. Just make sure they have a good return policy.
That why I want to have the guitar in my hands before I buy it. As you said in this video: it has to match. Kiesel has some really good guitars that I like.
Yeah that's perfectly fair dude
silly question. did you order this guitar from musicgoround? there was one EXACTLY like it in my city lol
YES! hahaha that's crazy, yeah MGR is my favorite website to shop around on, man. They're super nice, and if something has been sitting there for a minute they'll always cut you a deal.
@@thedavidshreds I played it a couple times. It’s a solid guitar for sure. Can say the same for the green tele style they have there too
@@zackyallen2713 yeah man. I gave it a bit of a setup when I got it, I prefer .9's and it had at least .10's on on it, but yeah it's super well built. Small world!
I have that "I don't really like it" with my RG752mfs-vfd. It's not that it's not a good guitar, but I can't put my finger on what it is. A lot of people seem to love the PAF7's in it, but I find them a bit dull. But that seems a relatively small reason for me to not like it, as there's a use for less high-output pickups too. I've barely played it in the past 4 years though.
It happens. I'm surprised you still have it laying around!
@@thedavidshreds I've considered selling it, but prices seem to fluctuate quite a bit on it. I had a casual offer of 1200 USD some years ago, but that was far less than what I'd want. It's the one that only had 39 made world wide. Not sure what it could go for now. Seems about 1700-1900 USD, so it's definitely something to consider. Just not sure what I'd want instead, and possibly just putting some other pickups in it would make me use it more again... but maybe not!
Ah yeah, it's super hard to sell rare stuff like that unless the right person comes along
@@Cloudburzt I would buy that guitar off of you for $1700 any day of the week assuming I had the funds
@@spoonerluv I think for now I'm keeping it. I got it out last night and played it for a bit. It's not bad! Maybe some new pickups would be great in it!
literally nobody is seriously saying kiesels are shit,downvoted for rage farming
If only id included a giant thread containing hundreds of negative posts about Kiesels I may have avoided that savage, career altering downvote. Alas, I'm now in shambles
What a weird comment. You also agree that kiesel is good so you're going to down vote? Kiesel kicks ass by the way.
@@justaperson559 Haha dude probably just saw the thumbnail and autocommented
@@thedavidshreds so you admit to clickbaiting which is even more cringe
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