I built a GUITAR out of CONCRETE. How does it SOUND?!
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2020
- Learn how to build a Strat-style guitar out of CONCRETE using basic tools and a DIY guitar kit! For this guitar build, I made a silicone mold using the kit body and then cast the concrete in that mold. // New Crafted merch! bit.ly/CraftedMerch
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What song are you playing at 16:14 pls
Uh,,, it sounds solid as a rock 😂 prolly should’ve played that song.
Hey my man is a Nashville boy home to country music im in Tennessee my self
I wish you would get a mic really close,,,, and strum a few different guitars unplugged, and then side-by-side it with the concrete guitar,,,, then stick them all in the same amp, nice and clean, and side-by-side it,,, then give a little grit, then a heavy distortion., (try to be using basically the same pickup for the testing,,, like, neck only, or bridge only ,,,, I know pickups are all different too, but if you start unplugged, you might be able to see where the personality of the unplugged sound comes through just the same.
When you drop your guitar and don't break the headstock, you break the floor
You've probably just started a huge discussion about what kind of concrete gives better tone. Thank you.
🤣🤣🤣
And what about the sustain?
Quikrete from 1965-69, before they got bought out. New concrete is very shrill and thin sounding, it doesn’t have the fatness of the vintage concrete.
@@Guitar.Jim_ Sakrete has ALWAYS produced better tone than Quikrete. What most people don't realize, and obviously you are one of them, is that the age of the concrete has absolutely nothing to do with tone, it's all about aggregate size! And 4 layers of sealer? That killed his sustain.
Was I obnoxious enough to make it sound like a real tone wood debate?
Yey
As an actual observer of your one wheel crash, I'll let every one know....it was EPIC! Darn near ran it out before going ass over elbows 💪 But you made that road rash look good, Johnny😜
Let me second how bad it can get, i took my brothers one wheel out "off roading" which i thought was a thing to do after mastering the open roads. Road rash is always nasty, but digging rocks out of your arms and thighs suck equally as bad. You know that last little bit of control you feel as the one wheel seemingly veers out of control cause you over compensated your reactions to hitting an unseen mud holes on a dirt road? Yeah that happened 😉
@@shable1436 f
The adiabatic force coupling is what really did him in... Epic
Brutal sound
Can’t wait to hear how it sounds when it ages in! As we used to say, it takes a concrete guitar 20 years to realize that it’s not a sidewalk.
Underrated comment!
we could call it THE ROCK OF AGES
Hahahahahahahhahahha
Take this upvote and get out.
😂😂😂😂
Concrete: Best for rock music.
Depleted Uranium: Best for heavy metal?
Plutonium: Best for death metal?
i just commented , basicly , the same thing
Cotton: Best for j a z z
no, I think plutonium is just best for death in general lmao
Hotel? Trivago
Thin-wall 3D-printed body full of hydrogen: Best for Light Rock
(Bad joke, but it was still a gas)
I can concretely say that this guitar rocks pretty hard. Overall, pretty solid.
Very good
noice
🤣🤣
it sounds like your opinion is pretty much set in stone
Some concrete feedback is always good!
Safe to say you’ve CEMENTED yourself as a truly unique guitar craftsman. Thank you for PAVING the way
I think you might have left a few puns on the table.
A guitar made of concrete will sound exactly as you imagine: hard rock.
Its pr fucking heavy
@@tancredoroquebolanos189 wtf
Was looking for someone till comment something like this. Haha xD
Hard rock, only because heavy metal would be inappropriate.
I love how he gives the audience little suggestions as if he expects everyone to try to make a concrete guitar at home.
What?! You're not following along?!
I was considering making one myself within the first minute but then it went on, and on, and on, and im like hell nahhhh
Haha! These alternatives to wood for electric guitars crack me up! Concrete, resin, even various metal are gimmicky and heavy as heck….why?
@@heartwing6415 I'm sure there are a lot of chiropractors out there wishing everybody would start playing these guitars
@@heartwing6415 aluminium guitars have been around since the 70s and they look and sound amazing. Same goes for clear acrylic
C'mon man, the type of CONCRETE matters, surely! You gotta get raw, vintage concrete, sun-aged to perfection! To get that REAL, VINTAGEY tone!
And the glue, don't forget the epoxy type and genuine pine for the dowels.
And the guitar player must absolutely think about having extravagant sex in a canyon, last weekend, or the music is not cool. One can hear such things.
I know I shouldn't be astonished because this channel is literally called Crafted Workshop, but the craftmanship is amazing. This is the first video I've come across from this channel and it's abundantly clear that you've been doing this for a long time because you thought of every detail and the finished product is awesome. You've gained a new subscriber.
This guitar: *exists and weighs more than a mountain*
Les paul's: Finally a worthy opponent
When your strat makes a les paul look like a 5 pound weight
I would weigh my Les Paul but the only scale I have is a glass one made for humans... so it might be too heavy...
My tele weighs about 4 kg
You guys should try playing a show with a bass
The Log vs. The Brick
It's got a nice gritty tone that really cements everything together.
Sam Prudden HA “CEMENTS”😂😂😂
I like what you did there. I think there's a trade mark hiding somewhere in here
rock solid
I see what you did there
This joke gave me a stone cold feeling about humanity
Actually, I think you made the right call with the thickness of silicone around the guitar body. If the walls had been thinner, the weight of the concrete would most likely have deformed the casting. Beautiful work.
The funny thing with electric guitars is that magnetic pickups read the oscillation of strings and nothing more. Ok, technically a pickup is mounted on the body, so it is oscillation of strings relative to the body. But strings are light and flexible, whereas wood is heavy and rigid. The principles of momentum conservation dictate that the oscillation will distribute itself so as to favour the motion of something light and flexible. Long story short, the body barely oscillates compared to the strings, even if it is balsa wood. So, the wood barely contributes to the signal. And denser material will make its tone contribution even smaller.
Absolutely right. There was another video on YT where a guy made a guitar where he could swap out the bodies really easily. So he made about 6 bodies ranging from mahogany to pine, to part of a modern door that is veneer over cardboard. He captured the waveforms for a chord played on each, and they were still exactly the same. Tonewood is a complete myth. The tone comes from the pickups and the players technique.
@@EricTViking its also worth mentioning that the tone is probably most effected by amps and speakers as well
@@utterdisaster603 definitely most affected by the amp / speakers 👍 Easy to forget that 😂
@@utterdisaster603 and the player. The wood has nothing to do with any of it in the grand scheme of things. I've noticed a pattern. The very best guitarists never gave a shit about wood or whatever. They found what was available to them and made the best of it. Heck ain't talking bout love came from a "defective" body.
There should, however, be a noticeable increase in sustain, as the kinetic energy from the string oscillations doesn't transfer to the body, so less energy is dissipated into the guitar body.
Obviously intended for playing hard rock.
nice one
...
Winner!
His steel bodied guitar is for the metal players
@@heartagramskater21 Well played, sir. Very well played.
“I built a guitar out of concrete. How does it sound ?”
- It sounds heavy bruh.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA 😂 👌
Shitttt😂😂
Would kill your shoulder after a while. Definitely not a gig guitar. Then again, it is it's own security system.
There’s that word again, heavy. Has the earths gravitational pull changed?
It was the comentary i was searching for
The sound is perfect.. there are no unnecessary overtones...💚💚
👍I was waiting for someone to perceive and talk about what the concrete DOESN'T DO, in a positive sense.
It's like the "less is more" idea. Although given the weight "more is less" is probably a better way to phrase it.
This is very cool. This exercise definitely makes the statement that the guitar body is an aesthetic element. If want great sound, it's about strings, pickups, amp, and player as you said. The other elements just need to be good enough to not get in the way.
Guitarist : Les Pauls are too heavy
Concrete guitar : Hold my strings
No, HOLD *ME.*
😂ever held an epiphones sg those are so much heavier than Gibson sg's
I like the feel of a Les Paul. Too bad I can't afford one.
These hold my whatever jokes are expired. No more please.
What if,he makes a concrete Les Paul
Looking forward to hearing how this concrete ages and sounds in 30 or 40 years, I love vintage concrete guitars. Nothing can compete with their tone.
such a solid instrument
They have a really heavy sound
They rock
Concrete actually has a curve to its hardening and curing of something like 50 years. The hardness does increase. so your comment is spot on.
I hear saltwater helps concrete to crystalize and harden even more, or does that apply only to roman concrete that contains volcanic ash?
You’ve cemented your place in guitar build history!
i had a curiosity, you did the curiosity before me.
truly a man of science.
That guitar has a solid foundation for creating music
10/10
Do you have concrete evidence? 😆
Nice
you mean concreteating music?
"This process is a huge mess and I definitely recommend doing it outside if possible."
Bro thanks for the tip there, I'll definitely make sure to seal the concrete on my next homemade concrete guitar outside instead of indoors.
F@ck i did it indoors! I guess i’ll just do it outside next time. Hope my mom doesn’t get too mad when she see that i sealed my concrete guitar on her carpet in the Living room
Yeah, I don't understand why so many you tubers, think its necessary to tell people to do things that are universal truths... things that if someone does not already innately know, then they have zero business doing anything that requires sharp edges, or power tools. "Be sure to cut this safely." No shit sherlock, thanks for stretching 3 mins of actual helpful information, out to 35 mins, due to disclaimers for morons.
Don't get me wrong, I love that these people give us this info, and take time to document their projects, its just that it makes no sense why they feel the need to provide, way, way too much "instruction". Thats why Jimmy Diresta kinda broke the mold with his then, very unique, style of zero instruction, and sped up video, with no annoying music. We had no idea what were were missing, and the You Tube fabrication project community exploded with similar style videos (thanks Jimmy!).
Its true. Buy it's very "rock n roll" to go against the establishment and do it indoors lol.
@@ckmoore101 Liability. If he doesn't, some sleazebag could sue for slightly less than it would cost to defend, typically about ten thousand bucks. It's called "shake-down lawsuits" and it happens all the time. It makes ABSOLUTE sense to include it, because it's self-defense. Every time you see something like "DO NOT PUT THIS IN YOUR HAIR" on glue it's because someone actually DID exactly that... then sued.
@@ckmoore101 congratulations on missing the entire point of the comment
it looks so good! the final bit of b roll really makes me wish I could get a faux concrete finish
it actually pleased me to hear you accidentally left the body laying around to cure. 80% of concretes strength is obtained in the first 24-48 hours and the rest comes in over time. so really 10 months is exceedingly good as it give it time to fully cure and dry out.
I AM SOOOO MAD! I wanted to be the first person to make a concrete guitar!!!! Lol 😂. You beat me to it and you did a phenomenal job man!
We should do a Collaboration someday when this whole COVID thing blows over 👍🏻
Get this man to the top
Well, the way has been...paved.
I was thinking about making a wooden one. 🤔
@@lamantetalbert4051 hahaha
We had Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, now we have *Smooth Concrete*
LMAOOO
This!!! 😂
Concrete Zeppelin?
Refer yourself to Erotic Cakes
Primal Concrete Sledge
Just a tip, if you make another one, you should use some of the concrete patio and slab stains they have available on the market! You can create some really cool patterns with a lot of different colors!
i know this is an older video but that clean tone your getting at the start of the video sounds really good.
Thanks! I used a Boss Katana for all of the sounds, great little amp.
This gives rock n roll a whole new meaning
LMFAOOO
play a sick guitar lick on your concrete 6 string and then roll around on the floor, sounds like a concert i’d go to
Concrete n’ roll
@@sci_pain3409 play sick licks on a guitar made out of tongues 😳
It’s been wood n roll all this time.
Fred Flintstone called, said he wants his Jimi Hendrocks guitar returned to him. Immediately!
Has Eric Clapstone put in his custom order yet?
In bedrock
Well played Sir.
I hear the Rolling Stones are interested. 🤪
Give Ringo stone his drocks
This can create an entire new meaning to the term Hard Rock!
This is one of the best build I have ever seen.
"you know Paul, when we asked you to bring a heavier sound to the band....I think this isn't what we meant"
Lol
Imagine a heated disagreement tho...
underrated comment
Challenge: make an acoustic one.
lmfao the amount of cursing would be off the charts.
There has been a competition for building and racing concrete canoes. In the Netherlands. Started as a joke among students who learnt about concrete constructions. Many years the challenge has been to get the lightest kayak or canoe possible. Breaking that record grew harder and harder. Ever heard about pre-tension? And carbon fibre in concrete?
Those fanatic canoe builders would have no problem, building an acoustic concrete guitar.
Lotta work put into that thing.
Glad it keeps tune and sounds good,
you earned it.
Bruhhhh. That thing sounds FANTASTIC!
Bassist: my bass is so heavy 🙄
Guitarist:
Awesome concretocaster 😂
Hahahahhahahahahahahahhaahaahahahahahhaahaahahahahhahahaahhaahhahahabababababahahahhahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I was looking for this comment before entering it myself! Should be pinned!!!
Hahaha
"Holy crap, I have to do this!"
"19 pounds"
"Nevermind!"
Les Palsy has nothing on this.
Me (a Brit): Wow that's so cheap!
Then you can’t handle rock for rock n roll
@@602gaming - you smartass. I love you. Lmao
My Agile Scepter 9 weighs 11 lbs. 😖
Crazy, amazing and pretty smart shot! Never seen smth like that beef... CONGRATS AMERICAN FLINSTONE! REALLY COOL!
I'd like to see a reapeat of the idea with brick and mortar. Especially if you get a few bricks of different natural clay colors... or make your own bricks colored as you like.
* goes to smash and break guitar at the end of a concert *
* smashes through stage instead *
lmaoooo that’s funny asf
I’m in tears 😂😂
Haha! And the crowd goes wild!
lol
* Tears rotator cuffs and drops guitar on pedal board
Luthiers hate him, see how this guitar builder got rid of his neck-dive forever.
And introduced body-dive in the process
Thanks, my spine collapsed, and I'm an inch shorter now.
LMAO
That comment is amazing.
There is a material called avonite. It's similar to Corian, the sandable countertop material. It's a little more brittle than corian but light passes through it. Either one can be wet sanded and Polished looking similar to glass or marble. One or more of these materials used in combination might be interesting for a guitar..
So many creative ideas that. The metal plate with the holes. Using the tape to protect the concrete. Using the electric saw without a saw-bit attached to vibrate the bubbles away... this adds up and it's amazing like the project itself :D
"I built a GUITAR out of CONCRETE. How does it SOUND?!" sounds heavy bruh
Suitable for heavy music
I imagine him playing variations of songs. For example, Come on, I Lean
It looks HARD, both in appearance and idea.. 🤔
So what kind of music it would be suitable for? Please provide some concrete examples.
@@Kaaosification Hard Rock? Heavy Rock?
Giving "We Will Rock You" a literal meaning.
Unfortunately, only Hulk can play this guitar for a whole gig.
Under rated comment
😂😂😂
Ive seen this vid so many times in my recommended and im finally choosing to watch it
Hope you enjoyed it!
The "no quarter" bit sounded awsome
I agree with the "there's no tonewood, the tone's in the pickups and the gear" tho
Tone is in the sTONE knob.
@@mistaowickkuh6249 I can only agree lol
I built a guitar out of air, and everyone can play it
Underrated comment
I play it all of the time
Thanks man. I always play it after dinner. Though I'd like a refund please as it always smells when I rip a fat riff
@@festival3051 Thank you for your purchase!! Unfortunately you purchased the limited edition flatulence model which is made to the purchasers specifications only. Due to that level of customization we are unable accept returns.
Well played
This man does a better job on this than most concrete company’s do on flatwork
Dude hahahahahah
At first I thought the guitar had a high gloss coating on it. That would totally set that thing off. Sounds really good. Awesome video.
Sounds so crystal clear.
that was one concrete performance,
think this achievement will be set in stone.
Nice.
Cementing his own legacy.
@@unherolike ah-
Step one: craft the guitar
Step 2: carry it
Step 3: craft a new back
There was an empty box in one of the shots that said "bionic back brace". That's the secret sauce.
this takes to smash guitars live on a whole new level
that tone is really… rock solid
Best part is, when you pass on, you've got your tombstone ready-made
That took a dark turn
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@MentalMickey999 lol😂😂😂
THAT is a great idea !!!
That's actually badass
THAT GUITAR IS CLEARLY MADE FOR HARD ROCK MUSIC
For heavy styles and stoner actually)
@@sergeyv4908 did the joke go over your head?
@@jlobiafra I think he was adding to the joke...
@@truefaceofevil indeed
I see what you did their
That is pretty sweet. Love the Lenny SRV licks.
I see these videos in my feed and can’t stop watching lol
Having worked with concrete my whole life. This is by far one of the COOLEST applications for that material. I don't know if the creator will read this or not. But another thing you can try is polishing the concrete body of the guitar. It's using a concrete polishing wheel, it's kind of like a grinding wheel same family. By polishing you would pull out all the aggregates within the concrete to the surface. Still following your procedure of sealing afterwards and etc. ~ as a guitar player, I appreciate the creativity of your materials and making a playable instrument as long as you have some muscles.!
The concrete guitar sounds brilliant, and must be almost as heavy as a Les Paul.
Exactly my thought. Haha well done.
Lol
Yeah, because that super extra weight 😂
LOL, came here for this. Not disappointed. My thought was, "so, he made a Gibson Strat..."
Probably twice as heavy!
Although making the form smaller would have been cheaper, it would have produced a thinner form with more give, which would lead to deformation when the heavy concrete mix is poured in.
GOOD ONE. I like this stuff. Truely creative. ART.
The whole “tone wood” thing is true and if you think it isn’t, you’re absolutely right
💀
Yeah i don't see a difference but he was playing with effects. I would love to see a better comparison
Completely disagree, I’ve played now more than 30 years and the wood has a big part to play how the guitar sounds and especially feels. I guess for me a slight difference in a sound might be decisive how a track fits in a mix, also not even starting about the feel and the resonance.
Tone wewd
@@turolretar I want that...
i should be doing highschool distance learning. but i just watched a guy build a concrete guitar for 20 minutes. worth it man
Haha I am also here during college distant learning. Very educational video so we're okay..
Wait...as in "social distancing"?
@@lightwarriors7778 yeah, thats America man
@@ace1887 I live in Nashville and didn't know they were forcing this kinda bs on everyone. Wow, sad world we're living in...are you being tested on it? If so, that's the ultimate brainwashing
@@lightwarriors7778 I live in Ireland and all colleges need to do lectures and practical sessions online for at least the next 3 weeks.
Looks absolutely stunning
this would bring the who-like guitar smashing to a whole other level 😍
unloading for a gig:
bass player: damn dude this guitar is heavy af! whats it made from concrete?
actually it is.
It’d be so fitting if you played another brick on the wall with that guitar
🤣
Durh hurh hurh so fucking funny say it again
@@detroitrockcity3389 who pissed in your cereal?
Or Encased in Concrete from Cannibal Corpse
Stone Cold by Demi Lovato!
You get some serious credit just for instantly showing how it looks and sounds instead of taking 15 mins
Such clarity. A sound so concrete.
Imagine If the straps broke and that dropped on your foot, yikes.
*through your foot
Through the floor*
@@cjgreen4331 through the basement
@Matt Wretched through the floor of the universe
@@abhim.g5608 through the black hole
I like how he phrases this video as a tutorial as if we came here expecting to be ready to make a concrete guitar.
It honestly looks really good
ive only ever noticed one difference in what material the guitar body is made out of and thats sustains, and its literally just that a heavier bodied guitar will have longer sustains. i bet this thing kicks ass.
I hate it when the strap of my concrete guitar breaks and it falls on my toe.
Panties and legs? Or dirty mind
Hannibal Barkas yes
Oof size large
You should definitely try doing spin with it!!
I HATE when that happens!.....Billy Crystal
"how does it sound?" " heavy."
That joke was bad af but made me laugh, nice
Heavy Concrete plays Heavy Metal 😂
@@j.pabloquinche3283 Same here
I heard it's good for Hard Rock.
definitely done with the tonewood discussion, this sounds pretty much the same as wood
That thing sounds amazing.
Not playing Primal Concrete Sledge on this guitar is criminal
I just commented this, not suprised at all that I wasn't the first! 😂👍
Damnit i was going to comment that you beat me to it😂
As a huge dimebag fan I agree 👍😂
i just commented this scrolled down and seen this comment you beat me lmao
i want to see him play Primal Concrete Sledge on this
Live that twisted dream! :D
As someone who does concrete for a living, it seems like you know a little bit more than the average person. I really enjoyed this video!
It sounds HEAVY !
QUIKRETAR!
Awesome project.
Your ‘Cretecaster would have sounded much better if you had used the “tonal” Portland cement and cured it in a high pressure steam chamber
theres the first discussion
There's a video out there that proved the body does not really affect the sound of electrical guitar. Its the choice of pickups and onboard electronics that sets the sound and tone of your instrument. The body is there to just help hold everything together, to provide ergonomics and to look good. If I manage to find that video I will post a link.
I own a concrete company, and would be interested if this is for sale. Cheers.
Sorry guitar players only!
@Feeds Ravens because The Quarrymen has already been taken by some of those British moptops
LOL, I'd build you one.
I would love a video with more playing of the guitar.
Now that's what I call Rock n Roll.
if a rock musician gets really mad onstage and tries to smash it, he'll end up leveling the stage instead of destroying this guitar.
Need to make one with springs so it slams into his head.
I REALLY enjoyed the way you shot and narrated this whole thing. Made it an almost therapeutic watch and interesting all the way through
I think that's a good analogy about how this is therapeutic. Sitting in a psychologist office and getting psychotherapy is just about as boring. And they call that therapeutic also.
Great video. Adding some void areas would lighten it up a bit.
For real though, that's a really awesome build! It looks really nice too!
Just when you thought a les Paul was heavy as hell.
When you buy a cheap strat kit and make it heavier so people think you have a 60s les paul
He's starting a new band- 'The Hunchbacks'
Ok let's see a concrete LP now
A good buddy of mine has owned several Travis Bean guitars over the years, and had to switch to something else when the weight of the neck caused wrist problems. Those weigh about 13 lbs. Obviously having the weight in the body rather than the neck will change the balance, and you have to believe this is still going to be a backbreaker of an instrument.
@@iplaysdrums I have a Les Paul copy I built back in high school and it is just over 13lbs. I can't imagine a 19# concrete guitar.
This concrete guitar sounds like my ’70s Gibson Les Paul; it only weighs lighter..
Awesome! Concrete is a fantastic material. Very well done!
Anyone else catch "No Quarter" in there? Love the tone you were using.