Ohhhh shiiiiiiii I actually stuck to the schedule this week?? Wishing everyone a great weekend! Serious question, though: Matrix Resurrections?? THOUGHTS??
Big money = gud guitar. At least hopefully you get a good one. If it's above 1500 for me I'd rather save up extra and get a guitar made. Great job on the video as always Hunter.
Hey everyone, just wanted to say thank you for supporting Hunter with things like Patreon, and in turn allowing Jordan and I to keep working with him as part of the team!
EBMM factory tour explains why these guitars are priced the way they are. Made in the USA, family owned company, they also seem to treat their employees really well (many multiple year employees up to 30 years or more). Imo I think it’s worth it. This brand isn’t like a car manufacturer, dishing out multiple models at once, they make these guitars in relation to demand of what their customers order. Watch a factory tour. You will never see the same group of models being built or worked on at once. Every tech at every bench is building a different model. Multiple QC checks throughout the process. You have to have an attention to detail when you work for music man. A lot of labor and arguably care goes into these instruments. Truly interesting.
Duuuude welcome to the Music Man fam! Ever since I got my Jason Richardson cutlass all my other guitars have not been able to compete. P.S. that demo track went soooo hard. Well done. 🤘
I recently got the Dustin Kensrue signature Stingray and I am just in awe of it. Coming from a Les Paul, Strat & SG, I just can't get over the build quality, the neck and how well it plays. Worth the money!
What’s the phrase? Buy once, cry once. You get over the price really quickly when you do the math on how much you’re going to play the guitar: Guitar price is X divided by Y, the amount of times you’ll play that guitar = Z, the amount of $ per play. You could buy a lesser expensive guitar, hardly play it b/c you don’t like it for whatever reason, and end up spending more per play - and if that instrument isn’t used to help make you money or bring you some joy b/c it “has that certain tone”, then it probably wasn’t as good an investment as the more expensive guitar that you don’t want to put down. After I heard that, it made more sense to spend that kind of money. And this is a guy who didn’t buy a new guitar or even look from 2000 to 2022. Prices had basically doubled and I just about shit (shat?) a pickle when I was buying my Mariposa last year and saw the huge increase in pricing that every manf was doing. If you’re going to play the guitar more, it’s worth it. That’s one reason why people buy a Stradivarius or a Steinway, Selmer, etc., among other reasons. Own a guitar for more than 20 yrs and the price per play is pennie’s, if even that. That, combined w/ the infinite joy the guitar brings makes it worth it at 2x the price. 🙏🏻🎸😎
Welcome to the world of EBMM. I didn't understand the hype either until I got an EBMM Majesty and holy shit, what a piece of art. I've been a Gibson/ESP kinda guy for the past 15 years and my Majesty opened my eyes to a new standard of quality and comfort.
EB necks are absolutely beautiful. That flamed roasted maple & oil finish is sublime. I would absolutely own one except for one problem; I cannot stand the profile. Too thin past the 7th fret. I can deal with a slimmer neck at the nut as long as it gets some beef as it goes up; the EB’s just don’t have enough beef for me. It’s a shame because they are very well built & sound really good. Top quality all the way around.
The stingray necks are much thicker than you would expect. I've played a few and was kinda shocked it's nothing like a jp or a cutlass. If it was thin, Hunter wouldn't have gushed about it imo.
Yeah exactly, I had a USA Cutlass and USA Jason Richardson and their necks were perfectly finished with the gunstock oil type but the profile was way too narrow so I moved them on. If they had a Fender or Jackson neck profile they would have been perfect.
I absoutey agree that the guitar neck is the most important thing 👍👍👍 But for musicman, I realy love the design of the headstock. Got the looks and straight stringpull. The bridge is something to consider too, heard many good thing about it
Last year I saved up and bought an Ernie Ball MusicMan Majesty with the dark roast finish, and I can honestly say it is the single greatest instrument I've ever played in my life. It is absolute perfection
Another great video Hunter! I would love to see a video on how you record your demo tracks & come up with the riffs you use. I am honestly amazed every time I hear one of your demos & I would love to see the progression you go through to make such killer tracks.
Your musicianship is getting a lot better. The demo tonight was pretty kick ass and I have to say one of your best. Keep up the fine work Hunter your becoming a great success story as a you tuber.
I recently bought the new BFR Limited Edition Stingray RS that they have named “The Governor”. A beautiful guitar. Only 75 of them made globally. I have played several brands of electric guitars in my 56 years of playing guitar, and this is the first Music Man I have ever played. I swear this is the best electric guitar I have ever played. It is magnificent. I am now a major Music Man fan.
Great to see you play your first EBMM! Ordered a custom JP15 a few weeks ago and its the longest wait EVER! Played almost all the models and they are something else
Just traded in my Fender pro 2 Strat for the Cutlass($550). I am in love! Incredible! I can bend better on these medium frets than other guitars with bigger frets. The medium high frets are better than Fender's thin tall. They are perfect, and I am super picky about frets as I Hate strings slipping out under my fingers on bends. It is a masterpiece! It is like a EVH guitar but thicker neck which I need for my big hands. My hands cramp up on the thin necks. I just played my new Cutlass 3 hours straight without any pain. Amazing everything on it
Eernie Ball Music Man and Kiesel Guitars are so underrated. There are really good guitars. I love my PRS CE 24 with the satin finish 10in. radius neck but I wish they made them with stainless frets. Now I'm saving my pennies for a Music Man Cutlass RS SSS in vintage burst, flamed roasted maple neck and with the noise canceling pickups.
Some say his devotion to metal extends to household items, so his toilet paper comes in stainless steel rolls, and his shower has diesel stacks. And his time at the corporate water cooler included buffing compound and power tubes, but his tea was still brewed to perfection. The man! The Legend! Der Fish!
The pickups are in fact Alnico V. Two other details you left out: There’s a treble bleed and also a contoured heel on the five bolt neck. And yes, the compensated nut makes a significant difference and improvement.
There really is no comparison to an American made EBMM. I was even a detractor at first thinking there's no way that those are worth 4k$. Until....I picked up an EBMM Sabre. Wow..They are truly effortless. Your fingers just glide across the fret board with no extra labor. You can merely rest your fingers on the frets with no pressure. The trem is by far the best trem system of any other I've played. I didn't think you could out do the Japanese made Ibanez AZ, which is still an absolutely amazing guitar, but the EBMM dwarfs it in playability. I guess my only complaint would be that for 4k$, they would use aftermarket pups, like a seymour Duncan or Fishman. The in house pups are solid, but for the money, I'd prefer after markets. I definitely plan on getting one as soon as I can afford one. I've narrowed it down to a Sabre or a Cutlass (the rorschach red Jason Richardson Sig)... Nice review.
I hear you slammin on that Whammy, Fish! I hear you!! 😎 So glad you got to play one. I have two of them. And they’re my FAVORITE guitars I’ve ever bought.
I owned a 2018 Stingray for a bit, and foolishly decided to move it to fund something else (can’t remember what). The EBMM guitars are just incredibly well made, and worth the premium price. Now I’m thinking about acquiring another one LOL 🤔
4:05 maaaaan, I have heard counterfeit in years!!! Thank you so much for doing that! I also recently jumped on the music man train, and like you said: holy shit!! I love their guitars!!
Very cool! I just picked up a MusicMan Valentine BFR. It's unbelievably well made. The flame neck is just perfect. I've played Gibson Les Pauls and Teles for most my life, but this just blows them away. It cost me more than a Gibson LP standard but so worth it.
Great review dude ! I'm lucky enough to possess a JP6, JPXI-7, JP15 and a Jason Richardson Cutlass 7 : MM guitars are just god tier instruments ! Beautiful finishs, shredder necks and great sounding
Thank you for this demo. Love EB, fine guitar. Have 7.25 maple, 9.5 RW, and 12 RW. The one on order is an asymmetric, progressive 10 to 16, C to D in ebony. Can't wait to try something from this century.
Somehow I’ve never ended up actually owning a Music Man but every one I’ve played has been amazing, well built guitars. Not all models fit my playing style but every one has had great fit and finish and were just obvious quality instruments. I love the Albert Lee model they made and maybe someday I’ll get the right opportunity and snag one.
Cool review, I surely will try to get my hands on any MusicMan that will cross my way in the future. Another thing: Big thanks for getting the sound more balanced. It's way more enjoyable now :)
Yeah, I was the same way about EBMM until I played a used Stingray5 neck through bass at a guitar center and now 4/5 of my past bass/guitar purchases have been EBMM's. Since you're a big singlecut guy, I bet you'd love their Axis series
I agree with you on Rosewood fretboards, most of which I am not in love with (aside from my first guitar, which I still own, and will be rebuilding soon). As proof of this, I recently noticed that of the roughly 45 fretboard blanks, and the dozen figured wood billet slabs suitable for use as fretboards, all of which are currently in my climate controlled, guitar and bass building, inventory locations within my shop, NONE of these are Rosewood (though I do have a nice supply of amazingly beautiful Cocobolo, which is, I think, related to Rosewood). Figured Hard Rock Maple fretboards on "Single Cuts" is usually my preference, with Gaboon Ebony a close second, followed by, Pale Moon Ebony, Macassar Ebony, Ziricote, and maybe figured Purpleheart, Bocote, Redheart (seriously, it's absolutely gorgeous, hard, smooth, close and fine grain, great for necks and fretboards), and a few others, ALL preferred over Rosewood.
I’m pretty much sold on this being my next guitar !! Absolutely Stellar Playing too ! by the way. And since I also have similar wants and desires regarding this, and also play different types of music, this is worth it. That is if it speaks to me when I play it. I like your show. Faubus
Ernie Ball MusicMan are saying that this is the lowest price they are willing to charge for an all-original, USA-made guitar in 2021. That puts it out of many people's reach: but the company will be aware of that. I very much doubt that they sell Fender's numbers. They aren't trying to be Squier: there are no $150 MusicMan instruments. Even with an upmarket Strat, you will be aware that there are very similar instruments available from Fender itself for less. That affects your perception of value. But with MusicMan, as with American-made PRS, there are few or no alternatives. I agree that the price seems excessive: but that is partly because careful design - having a vibrato that stays in tune, for example - and proper quality control are expensive, but only draw attention when absent. You can pay a lot more for a Gibson, or a custom instrument, and end up with less. (And no, I can't afford one.)
Yep. EBMM are THAT good. But I do not get why they do not have the back covers recessed into the body. It just looks like they go to great lengths to really polish the details, then they just screw the back plates on the body.
@@MaestroJericho no argument there, but they should have them recessed and flush with the body. I mean look at the pickup selector back cover. It sticks out so much!
Ohhhh shiiiiiiii I actually stuck to the schedule this week?? Wishing everyone a great weekend! Serious question, though: Matrix Resurrections?? THOUGHTS??
So. Keen.
Trailer was not what I expected.
Big money = gud guitar. At least hopefully you get a good one. If it's above 1500 for me I'd rather save up extra and get a guitar made. Great job on the video as always Hunter.
I'm stoked for anything Matrix. Even if it looks pretty different, I'm just excited to be back in that world
Pretty. Fucking. Hyped! Hopefully it wont turnout to be a dud.
Hey everyone, just wanted to say thank you for supporting Hunter with things like Patreon, and in turn allowing Jordan and I to keep working with him as part of the team!
Holy fuck this track is fire! Badassery!
@@murderbymedia Why thank ya! Tell your friends I’m open for business if anyone needs some dope sounding mixes 😉
If hunter starts getting fat that means that you guys are working waaaay too hard 😂😂🤘🤘
EBMM factory tour explains why these guitars are priced the way they are. Made in the USA, family owned company, they also seem to treat their employees really well (many multiple year employees up to 30 years or more). Imo I think it’s worth it. This brand isn’t like a car manufacturer, dishing out multiple models at once, they make these guitars in relation to demand of what their customers order. Watch a factory tour. You will never see the same group of models being built or worked on at once. Every tech at every bench is building a different model. Multiple QC checks throughout the process. You have to have an attention to detail when you work for music man. A lot of labor and arguably care goes into these instruments. Truly interesting.
Duuuude welcome to the Music Man fam! Ever since I got my Jason Richardson cutlass all my other guitars have not been able to compete.
P.S. that demo track went soooo hard. Well done. 🤘
I'm not usually crazy about cleans on humbuckers, but the neck pickup has a beautiful tone.
Fun Fact: Ben Eller has a video on how to make most of your necks feel like that!
I recently got the Dustin Kensrue signature Stingray and I am just in awe of it. Coming from a Les Paul, Strat & SG, I just can't get over the build quality, the neck and how well it plays. Worth the money!
What’s the phrase? Buy once, cry once. You get over the price really quickly when you do the math on how much you’re going to play the guitar: Guitar price is X divided by Y, the amount of times you’ll play that guitar = Z, the amount of $ per play. You could buy a lesser expensive guitar, hardly play it b/c you don’t like it for whatever reason, and end up spending more per play - and if that instrument isn’t used to help make you money or bring you some joy b/c it “has that certain tone”, then it probably wasn’t as good an investment as the more expensive guitar that you don’t want to put down. After I heard that, it made more sense to spend that kind of money. And this is a guy who didn’t buy a new guitar or even look from 2000 to 2022. Prices had basically doubled and I just about shit (shat?) a pickle when I was buying my Mariposa last year and saw the huge increase in pricing that every manf was doing. If you’re going to play the guitar more, it’s worth it. That’s one reason why people buy a Stradivarius or a Steinway, Selmer, etc., among other reasons. Own a guitar for more than 20 yrs and the price per play is pennie’s, if even that. That, combined w/ the infinite joy the guitar brings makes it worth it at 2x the price. 🙏🏻🎸😎
@@cgoebbertwhat an essay
The neck's are the highlight of those guitars
For real, I own 5 EBMM guitars and every single one is utterly magnificent. The attention to detail on every aspect is outstanding.
I own a 23 year old one, and one thing for sure. It won’t be long before I own another. These guitars are on a different planet to anything.
Dude Hunter that demo track is straight up effing fire!
Several Limp riffs i hear in this vid. Love it.
Welcome to the world of EBMM. I didn't understand the hype either until I got an EBMM Majesty and holy shit, what a piece of art. I've been a Gibson/ESP kinda guy for the past 15 years and my Majesty opened my eyes to a new standard of quality and comfort.
EB necks are absolutely beautiful. That flamed roasted maple & oil finish is sublime. I would absolutely own one except for one problem; I cannot stand the profile. Too thin past the 7th fret. I can deal with a slimmer neck at the nut as long as it gets some beef as it goes up; the EB’s just don’t have enough beef for me. It’s a shame because they are very well built & sound really good. Top quality all the way around.
The stingray necks are much thicker than you would expect. I've played a few and was kinda shocked it's nothing like a jp or a cutlass. If it was thin, Hunter wouldn't have gushed about it imo.
Yeah exactly, I had a USA Cutlass and USA Jason Richardson and their necks were perfectly finished with the gunstock oil type but the profile was way too narrow so I moved them on. If they had a Fender or Jackson neck profile they would have been perfect.
Dude, that demo track was sick!!!! 🤘
My MM StringRay plays SOOO great! My #1 guitar for sure.
Glad you like it. Now if you could get your hands on one of those Jason Richardson sig models,that'd be insane. A guy can only dream though hehe.
Been waiting for u to try an Ernie, Agu! Has been on the fence about one for years
À lot of wes borland. Good taste!
Musicman fan here. Glad you got to see what’s the what… but on another note, that demo track, dang I loved it!!
I've always been a fan of Music Man. They are extremely well made and well designed. They play like butter. They have a real timeless quality to them.
I absoutey agree that the guitar neck is the most important thing 👍👍👍
But for musicman, I realy love the design of the headstock. Got the looks and straight stringpull.
The bridge is something to consider too, heard many good thing about it
Last year I saved up and bought an Ernie Ball MusicMan Majesty with the dark roast finish, and I can honestly say it is the single greatest instrument I've ever played in my life. It is absolute perfection
Another great video Hunter! I would love to see a video on how you record your demo tracks & come up with the riffs you use. I am honestly amazed every time I hear one of your demos & I would love to see the progression you go through to make such killer tracks.
Your musicianship is getting a lot better. The demo tonight was pretty kick ass and I have to say one of your best. Keep up the fine work Hunter your becoming a great success story as a you tuber.
I recently bought the new BFR Limited Edition Stingray RS that they have named “The Governor”. A beautiful guitar. Only 75 of them made globally. I have played several brands of electric guitars in my 56 years of playing guitar, and this is the first Music Man I have ever played. I swear this is the best electric guitar I have ever played. It is magnificent. I am now a major Music Man fan.
The way you described the guitar is exactly how i feel about my caparisons. Once in hand you get why it’s the price
I have got an EBMM StingRay RS in Charcoal Sparkle and it's an unbelievably well made / superb sounding guitar but it's pricy.
Great to see you play your first EBMM! Ordered a custom JP15 a few weeks ago and its the longest wait EVER! Played almost all the models and they are something else
8:06 Sum 41 - Pieces ❤️
Old Limp bizkit...
That has got to be the most chaotic demo track I've heard on the channel so far...I loved it
That guitar is sick too. Congrats amigo!!
Just traded in my Fender pro 2 Strat for the Cutlass($550). I am in love! Incredible! I can bend better on these medium frets than other guitars with bigger frets. The medium high frets are better than Fender's thin tall. They are perfect, and I am super picky about frets as I Hate strings slipping out under my fingers on bends.
It is a masterpiece!
It is like a EVH guitar but thicker neck which I need for my big hands. My hands cramp up on the thin necks. I just played my new Cutlass 3 hours straight without any pain. Amazing everything on it
It’s about time 😏. Glad you like it. I love my majesty and cutlass
I own a Sterling John Petrucci Koa and it is one of the finest guitars I've ever played. I can only imaging how nice a proper MM guitar is.
They're incredible to play, and as a DT fan I love John Petrucci's signature line at Music Man
Dude. That mix was amazing!! You need to do an album!!
Eernie Ball Music Man and Kiesel Guitars are so underrated. There are really good guitars. I love my PRS CE 24 with the satin finish 10in. radius neck but I wish they made them with stainless frets. Now I'm saving my pennies for a Music Man Cutlass RS SSS in vintage burst, flamed roasted maple neck and with the noise canceling pickups.
Thanks for the review Hunter 🤘
My pleasure. Thanks for trusting me with one of your amazing guitars!
Stainless steel frets is the best modern era spec!!!
Hunter, you need to get a Mark Morton signature Jackson Dominion on here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Ditto guitar!
Yes please
Your demo track went hard af dude. Nice work!
Some say his devotion to metal extends to household items, so his toilet paper comes in stainless steel rolls, and his shower has diesel stacks. And his time at the corporate water cooler included buffing compound and power tubes, but his tea was still brewed to perfection. The man! The Legend! Der Fish!
love love love the Stingrays. I have an older non-roasted model, and then a 2020 BFR model. They both sound killer loaded with Fishmans.
Man, I ordered that powder blue Stingray a couple weeks ago and this video is well timed as I anxiously check the shipping status over and over.
The pickups are in fact Alnico V.
Two other details you left out: There’s a treble bleed and also a contoured heel on the five bolt neck. And yes, the compensated nut makes a significant difference and improvement.
Hey that's the type of music I need more of in my life that was beautiful
There really is no comparison to an American made EBMM. I was even a detractor at first thinking there's no way that those are worth 4k$. Until....I picked up an EBMM Sabre. Wow..They are truly effortless. Your fingers just glide across the fret board with no extra labor. You can merely rest your fingers on the frets with no pressure. The trem is by far the best trem system of any other I've played. I didn't think you could out do the Japanese made Ibanez AZ, which is still an absolutely amazing guitar, but the EBMM dwarfs it in playability. I guess my only complaint would be that for 4k$, they would use aftermarket pups, like a seymour Duncan or Fishman. The in house pups are solid, but for the money, I'd prefer after markets. I definitely plan on getting one as soon as I can afford one. I've narrowed it down to a Sabre or a Cutlass (the rorschach red Jason Richardson Sig)... Nice review.
8:06 this is so beautiful istg
HE REALLY PLAYED ITLL BE OK LETS GOOOO
I hear you slammin on that Whammy, Fish! I hear you!! 😎
So glad you got to play one. I have two of them. And they’re my FAVORITE guitars I’ve ever bought.
I owned a 2018 Stingray for a bit, and foolishly decided to move it to fund something else (can’t remember what). The EBMM guitars are just incredibly well made, and worth the premium price. Now I’m thinking about acquiring another one LOL 🤔
The compensated nut is amazing. especially if you're meticulous with tuning.
Welcome to the MM Stringray RS club. We accept you with open arms!
I also got a Stingray RS this month and it's a beast of a guitar! Beautiful and the playability is amazing.
I swear this is just the best guitar channel. I look forward to watching these.
4:05 maaaaan, I have heard counterfeit in years!!! Thank you so much for doing that!
I also recently jumped on the music man train, and like you said: holy shit!! I love their guitars!!
Dude, your content is getting better and better. Major props!
This demo track is a banger - excellent work! 🤘
Very cool!
I just picked up a MusicMan Valentine BFR. It's unbelievably well made. The flame neck is just perfect. I've played Gibson Les Pauls and Teles for most my life, but this just blows them away. It cost me more than a Gibson LP standard but so worth it.
I just got my stingray rs eclipse sparkle. its hands down the best guitar I've ever owned and played. worth every penny.
The best music man demo I've seen!
Great review dude ! I'm lucky enough to possess a JP6, JPXI-7, JP15 and a Jason Richardson Cutlass 7 : MM guitars are just god tier instruments ! Beautiful finishs, shredder necks and great sounding
Thank you for this demo. Love EB, fine guitar. Have 7.25 maple, 9.5 RW, and 12 RW. The one on order
is an asymmetric, progressive 10 to 16, C to D in ebony. Can't wait to try something from this century.
I’m typically not an Ernie ball or strat type of guy. But I’m fuckn with this
I 100% agree with regarding the lack of vintage guitars with modern appointments!!
Somehow I’ve never ended up actually owning a Music Man but every one I’ve played has been amazing, well built guitars. Not all models fit my playing style but every one has had great fit and finish and were just obvious quality instruments. I love the Albert Lee model they made and maybe someday I’ll get the right opportunity and snag one.
sick demo
Best guitar company out there... not many compare to EBMM... Welcome aboard!
Indeed the demo track was absolutely badass and this guitar is badass. Badass
Cool review, I surely will try to get my hands on any MusicMan that will cross my way in the future. Another thing: Big thanks for getting the sound more balanced. It's way more enjoyable now :)
Played a few today and was blown away by the fret work. And, that asymmetrical neck…
Yeah, I was the same way about EBMM until I played a used Stingray5 neck through bass at a guitar center and now 4/5 of my past bass/guitar purchases have been EBMM's. Since you're a big singlecut guy, I bet you'd love their Axis series
Especially brutal demo track, excellent.
I hope Ernie payed you well, you really make me want to have one!
have a Music Man St. Vincent in sunburst, the hype is real
Knobs and ashtray are very tele like. Headstock has straight strings like PRS.
Man what I would do for a music man
I agree with you on Rosewood fretboards, most of which I am not in love with (aside from my first guitar, which I still own, and will be rebuilding soon). As proof of this, I recently noticed that of the roughly 45 fretboard blanks, and the dozen figured wood billet slabs suitable for use as fretboards, all of which are currently in my climate controlled, guitar and bass building, inventory locations within my shop, NONE of these are Rosewood (though I do have a nice supply of amazingly beautiful Cocobolo, which is, I think, related to Rosewood).
Figured Hard Rock Maple fretboards on "Single Cuts" is usually my preference, with Gaboon Ebony a close second, followed by, Pale Moon Ebony, Macassar Ebony, Ziricote, and maybe figured Purpleheart, Bocote, Redheart (seriously, it's absolutely gorgeous, hard, smooth, close and fine grain, great for necks and fretboards), and a few others, ALL preferred over Rosewood.
Yes!!
I’m pretty much sold on this being my next guitar !! Absolutely Stellar Playing too ! by the way. And since I also have similar wants and desires regarding this, and also play different types of music, this is worth it. That is if it speaks to me when I play it.
I like your show.
Faubus
i couldnt take my eyes of the melody maker in the background
I can’t be the only one to hear Pray For Plagues in the riff. Like damn sonnnnn 🥵
Did Hunter played a Limp Bizkit riff? because if he did then Nice...
Various Limp Bizkit riffs and licks throughout the video🤘
It better be good for the price point these guitars set at.
Ernie Ball MusicMan are saying that this is the lowest price they are willing to charge for an all-original, USA-made guitar in 2021. That puts it out of many people's reach: but the company will be aware of that. I very much doubt that they sell Fender's numbers. They aren't trying to be Squier: there are no $150 MusicMan instruments. Even with an upmarket Strat, you will be aware that there are very similar instruments available from Fender itself for less. That affects your perception of value. But with MusicMan, as with American-made PRS, there are few or no alternatives. I agree that the price seems excessive: but that is partly because careful design - having a vibrato that stays in tune, for example - and proper quality control are expensive, but only draw attention when absent. You can pay a lot more for a Gibson, or a custom instrument, and end up with less. (And no, I can't afford one.)
CAn't stand their neck profiles but they're immaculate and they are not afraid to do something crazy like the St. Vincent and Albert Lee models.
Love u man! Keep doin what ur doin!
My man playing some Bizkit!
Fuuuuu that track was fire
Those LB riffs didn't go unnoticed! Counterfeit and It'll be OK weren't songs I expect to hear on this channel
7:14 I hear you playing Limp Bizkit lmao
Need this guitar. Nice work playing limp bizkit. Not often you anyone playing these riffs! Love it
I own two EBMMs a JP6 and a JP13 7 string, theyre my favorite guitars, im thinking of buying a Luke next but that Stingray does look awesome.
Yep. EBMM are THAT good.
But I do not get why they do not have the back covers recessed into the body. It just looks like they go to great lengths to really polish the details, then they just screw the back plates on the body.
I love the material they use for the cavity covers, the polymer material they use should be standard.
@@MaestroJericho no argument there, but they should have them recessed and flush with the body.
I mean look at the pickup selector back cover. It sticks out so much!
🎶 hey man wake up and smell the concrete 🎶 Beautiful guitar,hunter!!! Thanks for the mp3's!!!Awesome!!!🤘😜👍
Guess I'll have to pawn my house...worth it!
almost blew my eardrums from the first second but good review wish i had a music man
Sounds good man awesome riffing 👌
What a demo track wow.
I guess you love that guitar some of your best playing in awhile.killer song
Great to know that the open E string works