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Thanks for the feedback, I will try and implement that. How is the size of the tab? Fine or needs to be larger to be readable?

For me the size of the tab and the rest is perfect

Thank you for watching!

Thank you!

It certainly can be - it is not as tight as something like a Nazgul, but if you use it with a tubescreamer it can be fantastic for lower tuned chugs

Thanks, yes I was surprised at the quality for price. You can pay 3 times more, but I am not sure they are gonna be 3 times better

Yes! Flere strenge er mere bedre som du ved

Maybe on a 500 - 1000$ guitar a stainless steel fret upgrade make sense, but never on a 250$ guitar, that is just insane. I imagine the stainless steel install will cost you more than the guitar is worth to begin with, and then you still have to upgrade tuners, pickups etc before you have anything resembling a good guitar. If you must have stainless steel frets I would suggest you save up the 1000 - 1500 bucks to get a guitar that was born with them.

Thank you! What would be the benefit of cleaning up the neck pocket in your experience? I have never heard of people doing that before.

@@rasmuslaurberghansen8484 This might be referring to cheaper guitars usually made in Indo or else. In the factory they drill the screw holes holding the neck when the neck is in the pocket. So they drill both parts simultaneously and then they often don't clean up the pocket but put the screws in. So you have a lot of chips in there. Not only the contact between neck and body is not as tight as it should be, but also a unwanted neck angle. In some cases the highest frets are not playable.

The SH5 custom will probably sound the most aggresive of the two, with the JB being a bit more 'classic' so I guess it depends on what you are going for?

Thanks! Yes it should also lend it self very well to economy picking, but I honestly never got economy picking to work for me, except for sweep picking, hence I alternate pick everything.

@rasmuslaurberghansen8484 Playing economy picking in time is hard. So much so that even the masters like Yngwie and Gambale often float their faster lines and land on the beat.

Thank you!

true... moreso with the JS Jacksons. The stock tuners are not that good... I changed the tuners for my JS32 and JS24

Right, but for a guitar that cost 200 - 300 bucks, I just don't think it makes sense to upgrade both a pickup and the tuners, because then you have already spend 200 - 300 bucks on upgrading the guitar, but I do understood the urge to replace the stock tuners.

Great job! These are really great instruments and this is a great way to build them up.

@@rasmuslaurberghansen8484 my laziness. I'm very bad at wiring anything. 😁

Exactly! Putting in a bit of work and actually having a good setup can do a lot of good for any guitar (I have also seen a lot of expensive guitars with terrible setups). Upgrading the pickups and doing a small fix to the bridge is really all you should do. I think when you are getting into the 800 - 1000 $ new price and up then it can start to make sense to replace tuners and both pickups, and likely it will already have either good tuners or good pickups. And yes the correct pick, and one that isn't completely worn down also makes a big difference both in the easy of playing and the tone - you get a lot more attack with a new sharp pick, and a pick cost like 1$, but again lots of people use the same picks for years.

Those riffs are from Emperor - With Strengt I Burn

@@rasmuslaurberghansen8484 Do you see yourself having your John Hanneman guitar for a long time or do you see yourself selling it or trading it for some other guitar that you really want to have {in life}? Dated: Wednesday, November 6, 2024, USA

Yes!

Out now :D

Thank you!

Pretty hard, but I don’t use a lot of Force if that makes sense? The hard picking comes more from technique, not by using the whole arm to pick

Dunlop Tortex Jazz H3 .. they wear out pretty fast, but sounds great and plays really fast while it is sharp.

Sure is, that is what I mostly play :)

Engl Savage!

Yes, that is what I mostly did with it

Yes it is a great guitar for the price, especially of you can get it used

Is that a good or a bad thing?

Haha yes you are right lol!.. honestly I did not think of that, I thought it was something I came up with myself, but now that you mention it I totally stole it from there, just without noticing haha. The guitar is pretty sweet to be honest. It takes some work to get it set up but once you do it does play like a much more expensive instrument. I recommend replacing or filling or cutting down the long screws on the bridge saddles as they are too long and dig into your hand, which is the most work you have to put into the instrument