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Ordered a Hello Kitty Guitar PLUS the Hello Kitty Fuzz

I've not given my Rage 158 the acknowledgement it deserves. Thanks for your review

Would be really cool to see the process of the mod done.

B definitely had a more clear and defined tone while still maintaining the same level of “distortion”.

Did you make the pickguard yourself or buy it somewhere? It looks great! The colours, the matching kill switch. It looks straight out of Miami '87. Would love to build a similar one myself.

Great video! I'm a bit surprised, I have to say.

The riff is exactly like every pop song out there.

did you removed the inlays? or just paited the whole freatboard?

In 2020 bought one new on sale for $350 as my first guitar

Nice guitar.

Keep it up great video my man and not bad on the guitar.

Wow, thats nice

Thanks for the review. Great stuff

It has come to my attention that the trem is a Kahler and not a Floyd. Obviously, I don't use trems much. Hardly ever.

Those guitars are ash but they are not swamp ash.

@nofrillsnoskillsguitar365 did you have to block the tremolo for drop d? Or did you just lvl it out by adjusting the spring plate?

are you a lefty? im always looking for new lefty guitars to try out

Ta for the overview of this pedal.

I had the same one. I put Seymour Duncan JB and 59 8n it. Full fret level, crown and polish.

DUDE! This was the first pedal my dad got me when I first started playing guitar in 97, I didn't know how to set it up much but .. lol, I ran this into a Peavey Rage 1x12 combo amp my dad had from the 80s. I was into Malmsteen and Def Leppard at the time... a newb trying to get tones with this one lol. DOD had some cool pedals, still do.

That is a B-E-A-utiful looking guitar. Nice Legend of Zelda theme! Loved playing it as a kid back in the early 90s. Awesome review of this guitar dude. These are wayyyy out of my price range unfortunately 😅. Keep on keeping on dude. 👍

Can the tremolo be blocked by tightening it up against the body just like a Strat?

Yay finally. A single coil test. Ive been scrolling for some time now

Thanks for making this video. 🎸 🤘🏼

Buddy good job! Did you drill anything or made a hole in the guitar? Does it require battery? Thanks a lot

Really appreciate your honest opinion !

Great review. Just got my Blackie strat last week. Fantastic neck, great guitar. 👍

US= unsung plant korea factory, theese where not limited !, only the USA made 30th anniversary are signed by dean zelinsky and are limited and numbers out of 100

Cut me some slack on the Cemetery Gates riff. I looked up the tab about 30 seconds before sitting down to film the video, and I am also bad at guitar.

I have the Abasi 6 string set on a 30" baritone, 90-15 tuned down to drop E. It is ridiculously thicc af > th-cam.com/users/shortsH6ChbDSgywg

Gang gang Stu

Love my Eart, great neck, great frets. Haven't tried the steinberger yet. Not sure I need a fifth headless.

La vidéo est à l’envers 🤨

I just bought one - and love it and was playing with Spark 40

Sounds actually fantastic for the price... i think i want one now. Plus the gate? No brainer

They were never conceived as travel guitars. The originals back in the 80s had active electronics and EMG pickups and they were used by the likes of David Gilmour, Mike Rutherford, Daryl Stuermer and Edward Van Halen. They were proper, professional instruments, made from carbon and graphite and the later ones had bridges that could transpose the whole guitar equally. These new Gibson ones are based on the Hohner copies from the 80s and require some work before they're bang on. The pickups and trem posts need replaced asap although if you just lock the bridge you can overlook the posts. Ned Steinberger's original prototype bass from, I think, 1978 (he was a bassist and conceived it as a solution for bassists before rolling out the six string version) is currently for sale for somewhere in the region of £81,000 or maybe around ninety thousand of your US dollars.

The neck on mine makes me more acurate somehow.

Were the new tuners exact fit? No new drilling? Great job!!!

Love your musical playing style. Where did you learn?

When it's cold, and when it's dark, the freezing moon can obsess you!

Men these customization are cool

I would of added that on off switch to the back plate

is it out of box setup or did you change things like intonation

That's an awesome mod man. Great job.

are those the emg h4/h4a?

Those are either in high demand or the stock is low on purpose so people are forced to buy higher end Strandbergs.

excellent review bro, much appreciated!

My guess was A was active because it was more distorted and undefined, and that B was the passive because it was way more defined, clear and powerful sounding. I don`t own any Fishman active pickups but will buy one now after hearing you say the active was B...it sounds way better than I thought an active would sound. Thanks for your video.

Did you ever reveal which was which?

B has the common compressed active pickup sound I guess, could cheaply fix that with EQ/compressor pedal. Thanks for the comparison!!