I used to work at a guitar store that was a dealer for Godin guitars, the manufacturer featured here. I can 100% confirm that this video is spot-on and everything is true. I miss being the store's electric guitar taster to ensure it had the proper electric guitar taste.
That was my dream job! Sadly due to some events transpiring I can only work as the guitar's music juice balancer to ensure that the guitar has just enough music juice
I currently work at a guitar store that deals Godins. And I can just tell you, that the tasting process hasn't been the same since covid. "No, stop licking that man's guitar! He just wanted a setup done!" Ugh, fine, Mr. Rules, I'm just try'na do my job!!
@@swishfish8858 you can't blame a man for enjoying the incredible flavor and umami of a solidbody acoustic with MIDI piezo pickups. It's impossible NOT to lick.
@@BriFiConnectionsthen why did you that chief don't let your mouth write a check your butt can't cash what so hes blazing on the fretboard so hes a fuckin guitar nut what's it to you huh out of observations why don't you observe while he rams the bar to the body.
That “bass” joke is so funny to me because I have a friend that used to genuinely think that bass (music) was pronounced bass (fish) and vice versa. To this day we still bring it up with him.
The volume knob isn't useless its actually used to annoy sound techs when amateur musicians can't figure out why their guitar is so quiet. it happens more often than it should.
Trueeee it always gets in the way when they’re palm muting and then they’re so confused while we’re sitting there practically screaming at them “ITS YOUR FUCKING VOLUME KNOB”
That’s how I found this channel, I looked up how Funyuns are made, and my algorithm showed me how toaster pastries are made later on. Now I’m hooked to these videos lol
It should be noted that all machines during the production process must contain dangerous heavy metals, or else the guitars would lose their edge and instead become angsty violins.
I just discovered your channel and have played and built guitars for 38 years and can vouch that this is the single most accurate film ever made on the guitar by anyone ever.
As a Guitarist, I can indeed understand the comedic genius of gluing three pieces of wood together. Truly some of the funniest shit I ever seen, especially when the tuning keys turn themselves into pickles
Once I spend 17 years learning the guitar, I too hope to fully understand and appreciate the 'glued wood' joke. I pray I can practice enough to develop the required skills.
All jokes aside, it's allows the wood grain to go in multiple directions at once (like plywood) to give the neck more strenght while it is under tension, right?
Edit:Joshua Korynta and Muffin McMuffin have the correct story below. @@traphimawari7760 Deep Purple was playing a show with the band Great White in a small venue with a low ceiling and wooden rafters. During Great White's set, a fan in the audience shot a flare gun which caught the ceiling on fire (this is stated in the song; "some stupid with a flare gun burned the place to the ground"). The title and inspiration comes from the smoke of the burning building drifting low over a nearby lake or body of water after or while the building was evacuated. I'm pulling this out of a book I read 16 years ago so a couple of the details may be off.
As someone who has not once picked up a musical instrument, and has only ever heard about one until today, I can confirm that this video is entirely accurate.
As a musician with 3 guitars, allow me to explain the complicated joke of gluing the pieces of wood together. It’s just funny. Gluing two pieces of miter cut wood together is the funniest shit in the world. Adding a third piece just makes it absurd, which makes it funnier.
Its pretty ridiculous why they don't just leave it as one piece. I understand for the neck, because otherwise in order to get that shape you'd need to cut a bigger block of wood which is expensive, but for the body? Why cut it only to then just glue it back together? Maybe it's to make sure there's no cavity in the wood before going through that whole process and then cutting into it at the end to install the electronics only to find out it's rotted through? But aren't there ways to check that without sawing it in half??
@@DH-xw6jp The neck would just keep bending like an uncooked piece of spaghetti until you can't adjust it anymore, one whole turn is a lot for a truss rod also. It's meant for subtle adjustments to make the strings sit lower to the frets for ease of playing
GAGAGAGAGA I just disliked my own face because I am unpretty. HOWEVER: I always like my GOOD videos however. No dislikes allowed where I come from. Don't be mean, dear one
I had to write an informative speech for my public speaking class (oh and the topic was 'guitar') and of course all college classes require you cite your sources, and so I used this video because the first couple of minutes sounded legit (I've never seen anything from this channel before), and so the part about the guitar's inception and changes, etc., Is what I used, and on my bibliography/works cited page I obviously pasted the link and title of this video... Then sometime during my professor's reviewing and grading process she watched the video to check my work I suppose, and about two weeks later when grades were finally posted on Blackboard... I saw a 70 and a speech bubble 💬 next to my grade (which is common. It just means the instructor has some feedback for you to read) and in summary she basically dinged me for using insufficient material and said "my sense of humor is not appreciated" and that she takes her "field of work" super seriously (she's a college speech teacher that also works a second job that isn't remotely speech/public speaking related, and she hasn't given a speech since she graduated college back in the 70s or whatever, but yeah, this field of work is super cereal); my APA format and all the technical stuff was on point, and my actual writing and my delivery of my speech to the class was great according to the grading rubric, yet also according to the rubric, this source shouldn't have knocked me down to a C-... There's a place for people like her and that bitch Carol Baskin. All in all, I think this is a funny little anecdote, and there is a lesson in this writing, and the lesson is to never go half ass, or even worse a 1/16th of an ass like I did and listen to a couple minutes of something and be like "oh hell yeah this will do" 😂 always go FULL ASS! This was my mistake and I own up to it but still, THANKS Oh, and I still passed the semester with an A 🤙🏻🤙🏻 THANKS "HOW IT'S ACTUALLY MADE!" 3:29 and when it is done, it will be played by a sexually frustrated guitar player that's into prog rock and djent
That's hilarious. Sorry you got the one professor who actually checked sources. I bullshitted so many sources (usually splitting one source into "multiple" and then citing them as from something else that sounded relevant but I didn't actually have) and not once did I ever get called out on it. I can't imagine any professor would have the time to go through all that, even at my small school, but apparently it's the public speaking ones.
Finally, a video that’s actually accurate to how guitars are made. As a guitar player, it means the world to me. Time to go tune my truss rod, my three strings, and turn those cool little buttons that don’t do anything.
This *is* how electric guitar works if you’re playing in a building with faulty wiring! Just watch out for microphones because they will kill you when this happens.
@@Chris-mc2dt I like getting electrocuted by my amp it turns me on always have a guitar buddy to pull you off it though. and pull you off if it doesn';t you know...
"most professional guitarists give the truss rod a full turn about once a week" "This factory recommends soaking your guitar in soapy water about once a week to clean it" absolute nightmare sentences, this channel never disappoints
I've worked at multiple guitar factories, and have been employed as a technician at many shops- everything you said at 5:00 hurt me to my very core. But it's all completely true.
3:02 Fun fact: The wood must be moist due to the fact that this factory uses powdered glue, rehydrated from the moistwood. This is due to severe budget cuts, which is also why we got in for free to film this.
0:40 I feel so called out, in a good way, for playing multiscale guitars. The funniest part is that, not only do I have a seven and eight-string guitar, I also have a 9-string Schecter. Thanks Andrew for this insightful video. Edit: Obviously I play metal.
When I had my guitar custom-made, I asked for extra music juice to be used in painting it, but the technicians accidentally put too much music juice on it and now I can only play songs from Limp Biskit
"Then they attach the volume and tone controls, which as every guitarist knows, are completely useless." This is fact. All volume and tone adjustments are made on the amp. You might use the volume to play Van Halen's "Cathedral," but the tone control is like teats on a bull.
I actually use the tone knob, but my lespaul is on bridge pickup, for some reason rolling the tone pot or volume or volume on the neck pulled for single coil changes the tone. with the neck position off and the volume pulled to single coil , just on bridge , i get a bit of a Jonny Thunders tone.
It’s true, guitar necks come from the guitar neck tree. They’re endangered. That’s why we need to buy used to stop the deforestation of our beautiful guitar neck tree forests.
@Lisfa Ensa 📽️ Only fans for people that are stupid and click on your link that leads you to a knockoff Only fans aka "SUGESTION LIVE" you even spelled suggestion wrong. This is an obvious virus. I didnt know robots could spell stuff wrong. What the heck do you think you're doing on a Huggbees video? Only fans has nothing to do with electric guitars.
Nobody talking about how there’s a 3rd type of machine? The sawing machine! I thought everything was either a rinsing machine or a filling machine, but this has really evolved the way I think
Don't look into metalworking then. They usually hit metal with other metal until one gives up and peels like an onion. Such torture. There's spinning machines, high-speed erosion machines, punching machines, and even machines that are so angry they cut things with laser eyes.
This really showcases Huggbees’ balance of actual truthful commentary and funny riff-raffs. Also, if that was legit you playing, nice! I mean you crapped out but it was still kinda neat.
Hearing 1987 as a FNaF fan never fails to cause me to do a double take, the only "proper" instrument I have is an ocarina, I have a toy ukulele that is sorta bad.
The one true thing I learned about finishing on a guitar or bass, after a curing period by applying a sealer to block the wood's pores and spraying onto 22 coats of stain and lacquer, is workers wet sand the painted and lacquered wood using fine sandpaper (i.e.; 220-grit). Then buff using a buffing pad for wheel until the finish is glossy, it produced a mirror-like finish and gets polished. I use 3M auto body imperial hand glaze (serial no. 05990) instead of car wax on my guitars and basses. EASY to use 'cuz it's paint shop safe to any environment.
You are a G bc I was in in school suspension and they let me watch your videos because they looked educational and they didn't save anything, you made 3 school days of sitting bearable
i was not expecting the way every thing was explained but then at the same time all how everything is made videos should be explained the way you do it XD
Not even lying. I thought this was a legit video on how electric guitars were made. I was not disappointed at all and you sir have earned a sub. Thank you.
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I used to work at a guitar store that was a dealer for Godin guitars, the manufacturer featured here. I can 100% confirm that this video is spot-on and everything is true. I miss being the store's electric guitar taster to ensure it had the proper electric guitar taste.
@@BriFiConnections no no, Godin is the company. Gibson is the model, hence why it was displayed on the headstock.
That was my dream job! Sadly due to some events transpiring I can only work as the guitar's music juice balancer to ensure that the guitar has just enough music juice
I currently work at a guitar store that deals Godins. And I can just tell you, that the tasting process hasn't been the same since covid. "No, stop licking that man's guitar! He just wanted a setup done!" Ugh, fine, Mr. Rules, I'm just try'na do my job!!
@@swishfish8858 you can't blame a man for enjoying the incredible flavor and umami of a solidbody acoustic with MIDI piezo pickups. It's impossible NOT to lick.
@@BriFiConnectionsthen why did you that chief don't let your mouth write a check your butt can't cash what so hes blazing on the fretboard so hes a fuckin guitar nut what's it to you huh out of observations why don't you observe while he rams the bar to the body.
That “bass” joke is so funny to me because I have a friend that used to genuinely think that bass (music) was pronounced bass (fish) and vice versa. To this day we still bring it up with him.
I was the same as well
Poor basstard.
So he's who gives us a bad name? Lol
You pronounce it differently?
Me being a spanish speaker literally not knowing those words are pronounced diferently:bruh
The volume knob isn't useless its actually used to annoy sound techs when amateur musicians can't figure out why their guitar is so quiet. it happens more often than it should.
Lmaoo
Another funny joke with cultural significance
Trueeee it always gets in the way when they’re palm muting and then they’re so confused while we’re sitting there practically screaming at them “ITS YOUR FUCKING VOLUME KNOB”
FUN FACT: Watching this video as a guitarist is one of the very few documented ways to experience every known human emotion within 10 minutes.
So so ones asked this in over a year but...
What's the deal with the 3 wood piece joke at 2:57 ?
Is that a good experience? It sounds enlightening.
@@Georg3eif you don't play guitar you won't get it even if we tried to explain it 🤷♂️
I agree. As a guitarist and guitar luthier this video had me laughing so hard I almost cried
@@Georg3ebecome a guitarist and you’ll understand
I love how these videos start out believable and even serious, and then devolve into madness within a few minutes.
That’s how I found this channel, I looked up how Funyuns are made, and my algorithm showed me how toaster pastries are made later on. Now I’m hooked to these videos lol
It reminds me of how to basic. Just turns into madness
As a fellow guitar player, that master of puppets playthrough was top of the line, amazing quality. Huggbees could be the next Hames Jetfield.
Isn't it Jet Hamfield, whom is the lead guitarrer of The Puppet Masters?
you mean pames metfield, lead guitar? uhhhh dames wetfield rhythm guitar and vocals?
He's Name Hatfield rebirn
Lame Jetfield is a pretty great vocalist, I hear.
Nah he can be the next Jimbo handtricks
It should be noted that all machines during the production process must contain dangerous heavy metals, or else the guitars would lose their edge and instead become angsty violins.
I read that last bit as "angsty virgins," and I'm gonna keep rolling with that.
@@crimson90 I read "angsty villains"
I think yours is funnier though
@@crimson90 “angsty violins”, “angsty virgins”… I mean there’s not really a difference between those two so…
@@foxtrottango4845 My violin definitely isn't a virgin.
@@GoinMLG wha- what did you do to your violin?
I just discovered your channel and have played and built guitars for 38 years and can vouch that this is the single most accurate film ever made on the guitar by anyone ever.
Watch moar, this channel is great
Did you build them for your brother Paul?
THEY GLUE A SMALLER, THINNER PIECE OF WOOD TO A BIGGER PIECE OF WOOD! HA HA OH FUCK OH MY GOD HA HA HA HOLY SHIT!
The one minute long description with the repeating panning images of the guitar was absolutely brilliant
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@@bigass97 hello
"Most professional guitarists give the truss rod a full turn once a week" that killed me 🤣
"All guitars are equal, but some play a tune that raises jimi hendrix from the dead" - Huggbees, 2022
ah a shiori experience reference how cultured
@@yt_krg fuuuck you beat me to it
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Wasn’t expecting a Shiori Experience reference lmao
The best method, I find, is to play every Slipknot solo in chronological order from 1997-2022.
As a Guitarist, I can indeed understand the comedic genius of gluing three pieces of wood together. Truly some of the funniest shit I ever seen, especially when the tuning keys turn themselves into pickles
Once I spend 17 years learning the guitar, I too hope to fully understand and appreciate the 'glued wood' joke. I pray I can practice enough to develop the required skills.
I beg context to understand the ingenious joke Huggbees made.
@@sledgetable172 nah man, you just gotta do your practice time, too. It's the only way...
@@sledgetable172 Can you even imagine gluing pieces of wood together? Three of them??? Hahaha, classic
All jokes aside, it's allows the wood grain to go in multiple directions at once (like plywood) to give the neck more strenght while it is under tension, right?
Fun Fact: Despite being a guitarist's first song to learn, Smoke on the Water is based on an actual story.
Interesting, ya learn something new every day.
Does the actual story involve smoking on the water or fire on the rain?
Edit:Joshua Korynta and Muffin McMuffin have the correct story below.
@@traphimawari7760 Deep Purple was playing a show with the band Great White in a small venue with a low ceiling and wooden rafters. During Great White's set, a fan in the audience shot a flare gun which caught the ceiling on fire (this is stated in the song; "some stupid with a flare gun burned the place to the ground"). The title and inspiration comes from the smoke of the burning building drifting low over a nearby lake or body of water after or while the building was evacuated.
I'm pulling this out of a book I read 16 years ago so a couple of the details may be off.
@@traphimawari7760
It's about a casino that burned down next to a lake. Hence, smoke on the water.
@@lilteapot7929 but which part is the fire on the rain? Was it raining gasoline or something which burned the casino next to the lake?
As someone who has not once picked up a musical instrument, and has only ever heard about one until today, I can confirm that this video is entirely accurate.
As a musician with 3 guitars, allow me to explain the complicated joke of gluing the pieces of wood together.
It’s just funny. Gluing two pieces of miter cut wood together is the funniest shit in the world. Adding a third piece just makes it absurd, which makes it funnier.
Its pretty ridiculous why they don't just leave it as one piece. I understand for the neck, because otherwise in order to get that shape you'd need to cut a bigger block of wood which is expensive, but for the body? Why cut it only to then just glue it back together? Maybe it's to make sure there's no cavity in the wood before going through that whole process and then cutting into it at the end to install the electronics only to find out it's rotted through? But aren't there ways to check that without sawing it in half??
r/wooosh ?@@hey9433
@@PersonMan693 no no, r/wooooooosh, its seven Os
Would you say that it's as funny as a donkey eating a fig?
Almost as funny as the joke about the donkey eating figs
As a guitar center employee, I will say theres just the right amount of actual facts in here to make the jokes seem convincing to a non-guitarist.
Hey, do you need special expertise or skill to work for guitar center , if so what kind? sounds like a cool job.
@@madjazzdiscoking9421 I feel like just basic knowledge would be enough
They'd probably train you on what you need to know
My favourite is "the average guitarist turns the truss rod one full turn every week"
@@RetroPlus non-guitarist here, that will cause too much tension and crush the neck joint, right?
@@DH-xw6jp The neck would just keep bending like an uncooked piece of spaghetti until you can't adjust it anymore, one whole turn is a lot for a truss rod also. It's meant for subtle adjustments to make the strings sit lower to the frets for ease of playing
Electric guitars are really cool, glad to finally learn how they’re made.
GAGAGAGAGA I just disliked my own face because I am unpretty. HOWEVER: I always like my GOOD videos however. No dislikes allowed where I come from. Don't be mean, dear one
just imagine any of those guitars could be going to the next big guy
@@AxxLAfriku fuckin hell axxl haven't seen you in a hot minute, still dating your two sisters? Or were they your cousins?
@@js-1108 is this TH-cam beef?
I had to write an informative speech for my public speaking class (oh and the topic was 'guitar') and of course all college classes require you cite your sources, and so I used this video because the first couple of minutes sounded legit (I've never seen anything from this channel before), and so the part about the guitar's inception and changes, etc., Is what I used, and on my bibliography/works cited page I obviously pasted the link and title of this video...
Then sometime during my professor's reviewing and grading process she watched the video to check my work I suppose, and about two weeks later when grades were finally posted on Blackboard... I saw a 70 and a speech bubble 💬 next to my grade (which is common. It just means the instructor has some feedback for you to read) and in summary she basically dinged me for using insufficient material and said "my sense of humor is not appreciated" and that she takes her "field of work" super seriously (she's a college speech teacher that also works a second job that isn't remotely speech/public speaking related, and she hasn't given a speech since she graduated college back in the 70s or whatever, but yeah, this field of work is super cereal); my APA format and all the technical stuff was on point, and my actual writing and my delivery of my speech to the class was great according to the grading rubric, yet also according to the rubric, this source shouldn't have knocked me down to a C-... There's a place for people like her and that bitch Carol Baskin.
All in all, I think this is a funny little anecdote, and there is a lesson in this writing, and the lesson is to never go half ass, or even worse a 1/16th of an ass like I did and listen to a couple minutes of something and be like "oh hell yeah this will do" 😂 always go FULL ASS! This was my mistake and I own up to it but still, THANKS
Oh, and I still passed the semester with an A 🤙🏻🤙🏻
THANKS "HOW IT'S ACTUALLY MADE!"
3:29 and when it is done, it will be played by a sexually frustrated guitar player that's into prog rock and djent
Lmaooo
That's hilarious. Sorry you got the one professor who actually checked sources. I bullshitted so many sources (usually splitting one source into "multiple" and then citing them as from something else that sounded relevant but I didn't actually have) and not once did I ever get called out on it. I can't imagine any professor would have the time to go through all that, even at my small school, but apparently it's the public speaking ones.
I love how every video starts out with straight facts, then takes a sharp left into comedy
Finally, a video that’s actually accurate to how guitars are made. As a guitar player, it means the world to me. Time to go tune my truss rod, my three strings, and turn those cool little buttons that don’t do anything.
Don’t forget to charge the fret wires
And play my authentic gibson by godin
Not gonna lie, when I was a kid, I thought electric guitars worked by electrocuting when you play it, which in hindsight is 100% more badass.
This *is* how electric guitar works if you’re playing in a building with faulty wiring! Just watch out for microphones because they will kill you when this happens.
@@Chris-mc2dt I like getting electrocuted by my amp it turns me on always have a guitar buddy to pull you off it though. and pull you off if it doesn';t you know...
@@shadowivy333 Why are you calling me boomer...
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yeah that's more like electroboom guitar
As a musician , the inside joke about the guitar neck is absolutely hilarious
That third angle, classic 🤣🤣🤣
Hah, angles.
Right? XD
The neck pickup joke was spot on lmao. I could tell that you play guitar from that joke alone
I always love how these videos start out like an actual How It's Made and slowly descend into chaos.
As a guitarist, I can confirm that this is exactly how guitars are made.
As a guitarist with many years of experience I have to say, I've never seen a more entertaining "how it's made" of guitars! 😂👍
It's always a good day when Huggbees releases an How It's Actually Made
"An how"? Are you twelve?
@@crimson90 it’s a grammatical error, chill out you infant.
@@crimson90 you're just mad you dont get the three piece wood joke
This is gonna be a depressing comment in 10 years….
@@sneeble8342 :(
It took me awhile to figure out what these videos reminded me of
And it feels like this entire series is Night Vale's version of How It's Made.
"most professional guitarists give the truss rod a full turn about once a week"
"This factory recommends soaking your guitar in soapy water about once a week to clean it"
absolute nightmare sentences, this channel never disappoints
4:47 That Fist of the North Star reference caught me off guard.
One of the funniest things this son of a bitch ever said
I needed that joke like a hole in my chest .
@@priyanshugoel3030 "You are allready dead!"
@@ABW941 Omae wa mo shindeiru.
@@FuckTH-camCensorship The head of some guy with a mohawk explodes.
5:06 This is super helpful advice! I was wondering why my guitar wouldn't stay in tune! Thanks for the informative video Hugbees!
I clicked on this video expecting to just watch a guitar get made but instead found pure gold
Same.
Welcome to the greatest channel on TH-cam
I've worked at multiple guitar factories, and have been employed as a technician at many shops- everything you said at 5:00 hurt me to my very core.
But it's all completely true.
As a clarinetist, I can confirm that this is exactly how guitars are made.
Are we talking about the same instrument? There obviously making a piano 🙄
Just pumping out those videos lately like water from a rinsing machine.
He's an educational filling machine.
IT'S A FILLING MACHINE
what makes you think a rinsing machine just uses water
Got any smoke on that water?
@@Kathen I feel this comment definitely deserves more likes.
3:02
Fun fact: The wood must be moist due to the fact that this factory uses powdered glue, rehydrated from the moistwood.
This is due to severe budget cuts, which is also why we got in for free to film this.
Wrong timestamp?
0:40 I feel so called out, in a good way, for playing multiscale guitars. The funniest part is that, not only do I have a seven and eight-string guitar, I also have a 9-string Schecter.
Thanks Andrew for this insightful video.
Edit: Obviously I play metal.
Professional guitarists who truly respect themselves tighten a full turn on the truss rod everyday!
Quick question, is it possible for "liquid black" to be converted into "solid black" in case there's a wood shortage? Asking for a friend of course.
This is very important to know, in case you don't have wood.
Sorry - I mean if your FRIEND doesn't have wood. Of course.
@Maxx B. I hear that is indeed the most reliable wood.
For his friend, I mean, Naturally.
Get a copy of the sunflower manuel from somewhere.
I have a friend who says she loves some solid black. She never explains it, but from what I gather, she puts it somewhere a guitar never goes.
@@cashkromsupernerd1193 At home, because a true guitarist always keeps their guitar on hand in case of a sudden and unexpected rock battle.
thank you Mr. Hummus for giving us more good content
9:53 - While the video shows a worker drilling holes: "This is boring."
I chuckled.
If only they were joining two pieces of metal - that could be riveting!
If only the screws didn't have threads, then he could really nail it
You really sold your soul early. I started watching your glorious vids from newest to oldest. I love your enteranus. Thanks!
I loved your videos and couldn't help but smile at your Fist of the North Star reference.
As someone who plays guitar, that cover of The Master of Puppets wasn't actually that bad.
It was perfect for TH-cam: just bad enough to avoid Content ID.
@@ReverendTed This is both a burn and accurate,
Nice.
sounded alternate picked
@@shroomlord682 even more authentic
When I had my guitar custom-made, I asked for extra music juice to be used in painting it, but the technicians accidentally put too much music juice on it and now I can only play songs from Limp Biskit
Well you know what they can do with THAT particular cookie
Oh, so if they add too much the effect loops back on itself and makes anti-music corrosive acid. Good to know.
"Then they attach the volume and tone controls, which as every guitarist knows, are completely useless." This is fact. All volume and tone adjustments are made on the amp. You might use the volume to play Van Halen's "Cathedral," but the tone control is like teats on a bull.
I actually use the tone knob, but my lespaul is on bridge pickup, for some reason rolling the tone pot or volume or volume on the neck pulled for single coil changes the tone. with the neck position off and the volume pulled to single coil , just on bridge , i get a bit of a Jonny Thunders tone.
5:27 Shrink-wrapped mummies is not an image I was expecting to get from this video.
0:20 I really thought he was just going to make electric guitar noises.
9:41 "The neck pick-up is predominantly used by giant pussies."
Me, a jazz player, Yes I am.
Tbf its pretty good for being completely inaudible half the time
I like how i learn more from this than the actual show.
10:30 Is that the rock of '87? 😲😲😲
Sadly, no, no it is not.
0:32 i like how this entire intro is just b-roll shots of an electric guitar in a random parking garage
that is unironically what how its made (the official series) does for the intros to their episodes. only difference is its just random locations
2:55 As a guitarist, I laughed and felt honored that the joke was now referenced
I feel cheated and betrayed. At around 6:00, There are 24 saw blades, one chocolate blade, and one mint blade
I counted 24, one rinsing blade, and one filling blade
Wrong timestamp
It’s true, guitar necks come from the guitar neck tree. They’re endangered. That’s why we need to buy used to stop the deforestation of our beautiful guitar neck tree forests.
Fun Fact: All guitar companies have a secret recipe of 13 herbs and spices to make their own unique music juice
it took an uncanny amount of time for it to go awry and it was the most tense 1:01 of my life
Genuinely thought this was an April fools episode.
As someone who mods electric guitars can I just say that this was absolutely 100% accurate and documents my workflow perfectly
Huggbees, the only thing being amplified is your awesome sunglasses.
@Lisfa Ensa 📽️ Only fans for people that are stupid and click on your link that leads you to a knockoff Only fans aka "SUGESTION LIVE" you even spelled suggestion wrong. This is an obvious virus. I didnt know robots could spell stuff wrong. What the heck do you think you're doing on a Huggbees video? Only fans has nothing to do with electric guitars.
@@zw0l wow- roasted a bot
Tone knobs are indeed pretty useless.
And Defective Merchandise is a great band name.
Every single one of their T-shirts would be misspelled in a new creative way.
@@KairuHakubi also; should be made by incompetent garment workers using defective machinery.
“A 23 blade saw
Sike, it’s 26”
It’s 24 - I feel both bamboozled and confuzzled at the same time
I spent so long looking for this exact comment
@@connorlyon2354 fucking same
It's 25. There's one at the end.
3:59 that caught me so off guard I spit out my drink from laughing
4:15 Professor Oak No!!!!!!!
Nobody talking about how there’s a 3rd type of machine? The sawing machine! I thought everything was either a rinsing machine or a filling machine, but this has really evolved the way I think
Don't look into metalworking then. They usually hit metal with other metal until one gives up and peels like an onion. Such torture.
There's spinning machines, high-speed erosion machines, punching machines, and even machines that are so angry they cut things with laser eyes.
@@LeadSkillets Don't blow my tiny f**king mind with that level of information, man
3:00
Yes, I suppose it is a moist meter
Still waiting for Huggbees to release a normal video and no one notices or even moderately questions it
This really showcases Huggbees’ balance of actual truthful commentary and funny riff-raffs.
Also, if that was legit you playing, nice! I mean you crapped out but it was still kinda neat.
I love the reoccurring theme of “liquid black.”
You're genuinely the only person whose RSL plugs I won't skip, and honestly, that's really saying something.
SAME
Hearing 1987 as a FNaF fan never fails to cause me to do a double take, the only "proper" instrument I have is an ocarina, I have a toy ukulele that is sorta bad.
As a piano player, I can confirm that this is how guitars are made
just so you know the video where you yell "wake up" in the middle is amazing and I think about it often
The one true thing I learned about finishing on a guitar or bass, after a curing period by applying a sealer to block the wood's pores and spraying onto 22 coats of stain and lacquer,
is workers wet sand the painted and lacquered wood using fine sandpaper (i.e.; 220-grit).
Then buff using a buffing pad for wheel until the finish is glossy, it produced a mirror-like finish and gets polished.
I use 3M auto body imperial hand glaze (serial no. 05990) instead of car wax on my guitars and basses.
EASY to use 'cuz it's paint shop safe to any environment.
The fist of the North Star joke had me dying of laughter on the floor 😂
nice video man i always love these, keep up the funny good work :)
As a bass player, the joke at 4:28 was so funny, I died laughing.
What's the joke
I get the joke it’s hilarious
@@poisonsandwich12 you wouldn't understand
@@TripleJumpYTP oh yes I would
@@poisonsandwich12 there is no joke, that's the joke
transition was so smooth i didnt even notice the ad until half way through it
I’m glad you’ve included so much information in this video. There are some people out there that would have people destroy their guitars.
You are a G bc I was in in school suspension and they let me watch your videos because they looked educational and they didn't save anything, you made 3 school days of sitting bearable
Can’t wait for How it’s Actually Made: Electric bass, for those who gave up guitar. Or weirdos.
As someone who has driven many guitars this is very accurate description of how they are baked
I tossed this on assuming it was a normal "how it's made" type video. I am so fkn happy I watched this, really appreciate your work!
The return of liquid black is highly appreciated
Liquid black is a mysterious liquid
Nobody knows how it's truly made
One can only imagine and think of where it comes from
4:20 Damn dude, I can't believe you managed to fit THAT guitarist joke into the video.
All guitarists; don't tell people the joke.
As someone who's never learned guitar, this is not how you play Magic.
As someone with 0 days of experience making guitars, I can say nutting in the guitar is the best part for us
That master of puppets cover was better that the original. Bravo Huggbees!
i was not expecting the way every thing was explained but then at the same time all how everything is made videos should be explained the way you do it XD
We need a Master of Puppets cover, guitar played and sang by you.
oh shit, I accidently used my filling machine on my guitar, uh oh
I'm here for when this is top comment
you need to find a rinsing machine as soon as possible
As a professional rinsing machine expert, I can confirm this is how electric guitars are made.
Even as a guitarist knowing all these details and facts, you still managed to make this video interesting as hell!
I took a class on guitars and other stuff and they showed this video to teach us how electric guitars are made, I learnt so much.
As someone who builds guitars for fun, I can confirm that this is 100% exactly how guitars are made.
4:35 oh I love this one
Fun fact: Electric guitars are the strongest weapon in the known universe.
also good for anchoring yourself to a time machine
Not even lying. I thought this was a legit video on how electric guitars were made. I was not disappointed at all and you sir have earned a sub. Thank you.
Finally one of these where i actually understand everything that's happening
as someone who has watched this video, I can confirm this is how guitars are made.
As a former guitar, I can confirm that's how I was made