Awesome review. Paulownia is a very light wood i think second only to balsa. Grows very fast too. I wish more builders would use it. Varies in quality i guess can sometimes be too soft. May cause issues for a strat style or lp style with the studs not holding in. I used Paulownia in a tele build and its great. My lightest guitar by far. The brad paisley signature fender has a paulownia body sandwiched between spruce.
Many thanks for your comment. Since making the video have have come across an issue with the guitar that I think relates to the lightness of the body. That is that the balance of the guitar is slightly wrong. It is slightly neck heavy and causes the neck to drop when using a strap. I love the guitar and have corrected the problem using tyre weights attached to the back of the guitar.
@@AndyDrudy Locking tuners are often responsible for neck dive. I found this out when I put LTs on a guitar that had no neck dive before. I've since become no fan of locking tuners as all they do is make string changes a few moments quicker. They do nothing for tuning stability as wood still moves with temp/humidity changes. Split shaft tuners are much better imho. Nice playing with the Artist. But I have to say, I don't get why people buy pre-damaged guitars 🤷♀
I hope I could get this in Canada
Very pleasant to listen (and watch. of course), thanks for sharing!
Very Cool, Thankyou. Stunning looking and sounding guitar and playing. Nice Work. Cheers
Many thanks for your kind words.
Awesome review. Paulownia is a very light wood i think second only to balsa. Grows very fast too. I wish more builders would use it. Varies in quality i guess can sometimes be too soft. May cause issues for a strat style or lp style with the studs not holding in. I used Paulownia in a tele build and its great. My lightest guitar by far. The brad paisley signature fender has a paulownia body sandwiched between spruce.
Many thanks for your comment. Since making the video have have come across an issue with the guitar that I think relates to the lightness of the body. That is that the balance of the guitar is slightly wrong. It is slightly neck heavy and causes the neck to drop when using a strap. I love the guitar and have corrected the problem using tyre weights attached to the back of the guitar.
@@AndyDrudy Locking tuners are often responsible for neck dive. I found this out when I put LTs on a guitar that had no neck dive before.
I've since become no fan of locking tuners as all they do is make string changes a few moments quicker. They do nothing for tuning stability as wood still moves with temp/humidity changes. Split shaft tuners are much better imho.
Nice playing with the Artist. But I have to say, I don't get why people buy pre-damaged guitars 🤷♀
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Wow, its beautiful. Ive got 3 artist guitars and i would not buy a fender again
Pls review the artist as72. I really want them to release them in the USA soon😤
Also the review, playing, ambience, and literally everything about this earned yourself a new subscriber. This is amazing!
Great playing. What song is this? I recognise the melody but can't place it.
Many thanks. Its by a band called Massive Attack and is featured on an album called Mezzanine. For me that album is an almost religious encounter.
How are you not getting a copyright strike?
Well done.
There are lots of Massive Attack covers on UA-cam.