Hi, It's a PRS SE Tremonti Custom Spalted Maple Limited Edition so the bare wood look is actually called 'spalted maple'. It looks lovely and every single guitar PRS made with that wood has a slightly different grain/look. It plays very nicely and has a great neck profile :)
@@ThePitBandGuitarist Tanks very much for that, it’s a truly lovely guitar. I don’t like the bling of many PRS, in fact I’ve got a S2 Vela in satin nitro which also has got a woody quality. Take good care
Sounds good. Hey there, mate! Your TH-cam videos are a real beauty, I reckon. I stumbled upon your channel this week, and I must say, you're doing an absolute ripper of a job. I'm having a bonza time visiting your channel and immersing myself in your top-notch content. Can't wait to see more of your brilliant work, mate. Have a grouse week and keep up the legends!
It usually gives you an indication in the score such as "distortion & delay" or "phaser" etc. It rarely indicates specific models of FX so it's down to the guitarist to use what the deem is appropriate gear to achieve the correct sound
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I’m intrigued by the bare wood nature of the PRS you’re playing… did you strip the paint off? Cheers
Hi, It's a PRS SE Tremonti Custom Spalted Maple Limited Edition so the bare wood look is actually called 'spalted maple'. It looks lovely and every single guitar PRS made with that wood has a slightly different grain/look. It plays very nicely and has a great neck profile :)
@@ThePitBandGuitarist Tanks very much for that, it’s a truly lovely guitar. I don’t like the bling of many PRS, in fact I’ve got a S2 Vela in satin nitro which also has got a woody quality.
Take good care
Sounds good. Hey there, mate! Your TH-cam videos are a real beauty, I reckon. I stumbled upon your channel this week, and I must say, you're doing an absolute ripper of a job. I'm having a bonza time visiting your channel and immersing myself in your top-notch content. Can't wait to see more of your brilliant work, mate. Have a grouse week and keep up the legends!
Thank you!
How do you know what effects to use or what they may want. Is their practice play though where ideas for tones are suggested?
It usually gives you an indication in the score such as "distortion & delay" or "phaser" etc. It rarely indicates specific models of FX so it's down to the guitarist to use what the deem is appropriate gear to achieve the correct sound
are there tabs for this anywehre?
The band parts for musical theatre scores are always written in standard notation so I don't think it'll be easy to find TABs unfortunately!
Hey, Do you happen to have videos of all of the other songs you played?
All of the videos I have from "School of Rock The Musical" are on this channel. I have others from other musicals which will be uploaded soon