Thanks so much for your insane feedback Chris, means allot to me 😊! The comparison video surely will be a challenge and cost quite some time but I hope it will be worth the effort 😉
Great guitars and demonstration! I'm looking into ordering my own custom Skervesen, so I wanted to ask, how did you manage to get the pale moon ebony fretboard? On their website it says, that they do not offer it anymore, or wasn't that the case yet, when you ordered yours? Cheers, definately earned a subscription.
Thanks allot for your fantastic feedback and your sub, happy you like it :)! I organized some of the woods including the pale moon ebony myself. I believe they dont offer it anymore because it is so hard to find proper pale moon without any defects these days and in addition it is pretty expensive as well. I was lucky to buy mine already two years ago and now it find a fantastic home with this Raptor :D
Very well done! I wish your channel would gain more attention. You put in a lot of work. I'm a bit jealous since Skerversen sent you pictures of the production. I have had to fight for a single picture for my Siggi which I find pretty odd for guitars priced 5000€. Take care, brotha.
Thanks so much MaZee for your kind words and amazing feedback 😊! The Skervesen customer support and service is top notch, something where other brands, even high end ones, can/should improve allot. I won't spend any hard earned money anymore on companies which are lacking in this respect.
@@GelaendeLars Same here ... but this is something which actually will be mentioned in my detailed Custom guitar comparison which I will do later this year :)
Dank dir ganz herzlich, ja, die Walnut Baritone ist richtig geil geworden, besser als ich mir das in meinen feuchtesten Träumen hätte ausmalen können ;). Dein Plan mit der Lizard klingt aber auch super lecker :P!
@@borhksalduero9259 Same on my side, I heard pretty good things about them but having them in my own hands now I can say all the enthusiastic reviews were right :D
Great video man! I am also interested in putting some BK afrermath in my custom build but i couldnt find many demos online. Some say the sound harsh, but in your demo i find like you said the cut great through and sound great. What is your exprerience so far? Cheers :)
Thanks allot for your great feedback Feidias 😃! The Aftermath has the typical clinical Bare Knuckle sound which, in my view, all their pickups have. I like this type of sound but also understand people who want some more bass to counteract this type of sound a bit. If you generally into a clear, transparent, cutting-through guitar tone they are a great choice in my view. In which guitar do you want to put them in?
@@MassiveSoundProductions it will be an orione shape, 25.5 scale length, swamp ash body, poplar burl top, wenge paduk 5 piece neck, ebony fretboard and schlaller lockmeister with tremol-no system. I can happily send you some photos when its done:)
Hi! Great demo!! I have a question for you? Which one do you prefer? Aristides, mayones or skervesen? I think is similar in quality but i need you opinion! Cheers from Chile!!
Hi JesusGrind :D, thanks for your great feedback. That's a difficult one. You can't go wrong with anyone of these three. All are made as perfect as a guitar could be so in the end I would decide dependent on which one looks and feels best to you. Also which one is better available or costs less in Chile. Which sound are you after and do you prefer slightly thicker or thinner necks (they all are in a similar range and not very thick but Aristides has the thinnest neck, Mayones is in the middle and Skervesen slightly thicker)? If you are looking for a light guitar Skervesen is usually the one to go.
Yeah great video. That Walnut is from an other world. If you got some time it would love to see an comparision of your Herbert vs the Recto…. Cause most of them suck … kindof
Thanks for your great feedback Awwal! I'll keep the Recto vs Herbert comparison in my head. Not sure if I will find some time for a detailed comparison soon but maybe doing at least a "shorter" 7 tube amps in 1 song video, similar to the one I did already a while ago, including the Herb and Recto might be a good start and something which can be done with less effort.
Nice review. Enjoy your guitars 👍
Thanks Franq 🤘!
Your videos are very informative. Have you ever thought about explaining how to produce music from scratch? Your demos are great sounding.
great video and demo! i´m very looking forward to your next comparision video! cheers, Chris
Thanks so much for your insane feedback Chris, means allot to me 😊! The comparison video surely will be a challenge and cost quite some time but I hope it will be worth the effort 😉
absolutely love that burl walnut
Fully agree, the walnut Raptor is a unique gem 😊
Great guitars and demonstration! I'm looking into ordering my own custom Skervesen, so I wanted to ask, how did you manage to get the pale moon ebony fretboard? On their website it says, that they do not offer it anymore, or wasn't that the case yet, when you ordered yours? Cheers, definately earned a subscription.
Thanks allot for your fantastic feedback and your sub, happy you like it :)! I organized some of the woods including the pale moon ebony myself. I believe they dont offer it anymore because it is so hard to find proper pale moon without any defects these days and in addition it is pretty expensive as well. I was lucky to buy mine already two years ago and now it find a fantastic home with this Raptor :D
That's some sweet looking guitars!
Thanks allot Thord and fully agree, Skervesen made an insane job on these 🤩
Very well done! I wish your channel would gain more attention. You put in a lot of work. I'm a bit jealous since Skerversen sent you pictures of the production. I have had to fight for a single picture for my Siggi which I find pretty odd for guitars priced 5000€. Take care, brotha.
Thanks so much MaZee for your kind words and amazing feedback 😊! The Skervesen customer support and service is top notch, something where other brands, even high end ones, can/should improve allot. I won't spend any hard earned money anymore on companies which are lacking in this respect.
@@MassiveSoundProductions I won't. Was a life lesson tho...
@@GelaendeLars Same here ... but this is something which actually will be mentioned in my detailed Custom guitar comparison which I will do later this year :)
uiiii, die baritone sieht geil aus. Ich liebäugele mit einer Lizard mit Walnuss top und Pau Ferro Griffbrett.
Dank dir ganz herzlich, ja, die Walnut Baritone ist richtig geil geworden, besser als ich mir das in meinen feuchtesten Träumen hätte ausmalen können ;). Dein Plan mit der Lizard klingt aber auch super lecker :P!
@@MassiveSoundProductions geistert mir seit einiger Zeit im Kopf rum. Hab mir vor 1-2 Jahren eine Nebelung bestellt und bin super happy damit
Skervesen bros, hello from Indonesia 👍🙏
Great to hear you already are a happy Skervesen owner 😃🤘! Greetings to beautiful Indonesia!
Nice guitars and nice music too🤘🤘
Thanks so much for your great feedback...I'm super glad you like my new babies and my latest song 🤘😊🤘
@@MassiveSoundProductions they sound amazing!! I am quite impressed with the quality and attention to detail of these monsters!!
@@borhksalduero9259 Same on my side, I heard pretty good things about them but having them in my own hands now I can say all the enthusiastic reviews were right :D
Great video man! I am also interested in putting some BK afrermath in my custom build but i couldnt find many demos online. Some say the sound harsh, but in your demo i find like you said the cut great through and sound great. What is your exprerience so far? Cheers :)
Thanks allot for your great feedback Feidias 😃! The Aftermath has the typical clinical Bare Knuckle sound which, in my view, all their pickups have. I like this type of sound but also understand people who want some more bass to counteract this type of sound a bit. If you generally into a clear, transparent, cutting-through guitar tone they are a great choice in my view. In which guitar do you want to put them in?
@@MassiveSoundProductions thanks for your answer:) i am doing a custom build with BHI guitars. You should check luca out:)
@@feidias1706 Sounds interesting, will definitely check him out. Which type of custom are you doing with BHI?
@@MassiveSoundProductions it will be an orione shape, 25.5 scale length, swamp ash body, poplar burl top, wenge paduk 5 piece neck, ebony fretboard and schlaller lockmeister with tremol-no system. I can happily send you some photos when its done:)
@@feidias1706 def send me pictures as soon as you have some. Sounds very tasty from your spec sheet and curious to see the result 😊
Oof that's the best Claro Walnut top I've seen so far... Lucky you.
Thanks Empyrean, happy you like the guitar and agree, the walnut Raptor is an insane piece of art. Super Happy how this came out 😊
Hi! Great demo!! I have a question for you? Which one do you prefer? Aristides, mayones or skervesen? I think is similar in quality but i need you opinion!
Cheers from Chile!!
Hi JesusGrind :D, thanks for your great feedback. That's a difficult one. You can't go wrong with anyone of these three. All are made as perfect as a guitar could be so in the end I would decide dependent on which one looks and feels best to you. Also which one is better available or costs less in Chile. Which sound are you after and do you prefer slightly thicker or thinner necks (they all are in a similar range and not very thick but Aristides has the thinnest neck, Mayones is in the middle and Skervesen slightly thicker)? If you are looking for a light guitar Skervesen is usually the one to go.
Yeah great video. That Walnut is from an other world.
If you got some time it would love to see an comparision of your Herbert vs the Recto…. Cause most of them suck … kindof
Thanks for your great feedback Awwal! I'll keep the Recto vs Herbert comparison in my head. Not sure if I will find some time for a detailed comparison soon but maybe doing at least a "shorter" 7 tube amps in 1 song video, similar to the one I did already a while ago, including the Herb and Recto might be a good start and something which can be done with less effort.