I am lucky to own one of their Wine Series guitars, and hands down, the most musical and expressive pickups I have ever heard. The combo of the chestnut and their pickups is where the magic is... even using OD, the character of each position of the pickup switch comes thru. An AMAZING piece of playable art!
It's a matter of taste I suppose, but the fake aging really turns me off. And I don't see anything even vaguely new or innovative. A very old design, done with some interesting raw materials for sure, nice appointments (if they weren't fake aged at least) and it sounds very nice of course. But it's still a strat copy. It's not like the world has any shortage of those, eh? Anyhow, thanks for the video, it really does sound great.
Darrell Braun Guitar hi there darrell.question about this awesome strat. Is there no truss rod on this guitar at all? I have a guitar with a roasted maple neck but still it has a truss rod.won't the neck bend if you use a 10 gauge? Or will it not warp in the long run.i mean that is why they put truss rods right.I like using 10 gauges on my strats.
Hi! It is likely like vintage strats with the truss rod adjuster on the base of the neck (Neck removal is needed) I'll have to take a look in the morning :)
150 year old barrel. I made my strat body from a couple of headboards from a 145 year old boarding house that closed down. It looks pretty unique, I left the lightly rounded edges when I edge glued it so the lines would be visible from where I joined them it gives a rustic look similar to an old general store floor.
Everybody is talking about that beautiful souding beast...but no one is talking about that talented man...I just love your playing Darrel....It inspires me a lot...Thank you...
Mr. Braun I am 100% jealous of you. That has to be the most beautiful guitars I have ever seen. Then I was blown away by the way it sounds. Absolutely beautiful
Well done, as usual, Darrell. It's an amazing-looking guitar - not the shape, particularly, but as a certified old person myself, I love the idea of recycling old wood, and the case-hardened look of the pickguard, back plate, etc., is gorgeous. Coupled with a few modern touches and your usual thorough and enjoyable demo, it's a great video. Nice work all around!
American Chestnut died out in the early 1900s from Chestnut Blight so that is even cooler knowing it is made from wood you can never get again (until those tree guys figure it out). Those pickups are way high and it seems like it’d be smoother with lower pickups.
That's pretty cool. Sounds good, looks good, Italian right down to the Fiocchi shot shells. Can't help but think it looks a little like someone's random partscaster, though. That's not a knock, my love for partscasters is what brought me to this channel!
A friend of mine owns a couple of them. One is a HSS, the other SSS. They are probably the best stats I've ever played. Their pickups are insanely good.
It's likely the result of the confluence between creativity and opportunity. It's definitely better than cutting down more trees with all that old chestnut readily available :)
Just a continuation of the whole "upcycle/reclaimed wood" trend that's permeated every other facet of woodworking over the last couple years. On top of any environmental considerations, I think it's a good way to add a little free provenance to your work and make it stand out from the veritable sea of other SLOs (strat-like objects) out there.
I'm not a strat guy. Never found their aesthetics that amazing or anything. But I think this is the first time I've seen a strat, and fallen in love with it. Absolutely stunning looks and sounds.
HI Darrell! I just want to say I LOVE your signature model - I think they did you proud. We have taken on Paoletti and my biggest fear is letting go of them when I try them!! Wonderful. Thank you for raising awareness of these incredible guitars.
Legend has it that there is yet one soul to pick up a strat and not play Stevie Ray Vaughan.... Great vid man keep it up! P. S. What i said was a joke so no need to prove me wrong about what I said, just clarifying
i don't know what shines more, the guitar or your teeth. i'm very impressed with both! one of my favourite channels on TH-cam great upload once again !
One thing to consider about bone nuts: I was watching a video of a guy taking his guitar to the Plek machine at Thomann (Germany), to dress the frets and carve new nut slots. The Plek technician mentioned that he preferred to work with bone nuts, because it is self-lubricating while it's being milled by the Plek machine. Plastic nuts, on the other hand, overheat and melt. So perhaps the same self-lubricating effect is what's helping your tuning stability with this strat.
Lately, in the last 10 months I have been making an effort to spend less for new gear. In November 2018 I purchased the Monoprice Stageright 15 watt tube amp for only -$127.99 (not kidding),. Then I purchased the Acoustic G35FX SS amp for-$89 (new). Then I purchased an Indonesian made and Endorsed by Fender Squire Bullet Stratocaster guitar (new) for $109! It arrived with a repaired crack in the neck-I did apply some steel wool to make it so I could not feel the repair) it plays normally. The string gauge is just a little too thin for me and that's my only complaint. I have 15 new string sets in a box just waiting their turn! You reviewed the 15 watt tube amp and I really like it. The Accustic G35FX is a sleeper Guitar Amp for sure, loud, tone full,with reverb, chorus and delay available on both channels as well as the normal channel having a mid-scoup button. The other channel has a gain knob as well as a volume knob (Chicken Heads Knobs too!) What a great 12" speaker/35 watt amp! Ol' cracked neck as I affectionate call her is a Strat in every way, as in it sounds like, feels like, play's like and looks like a Fender Stratocaster. Put some heavier gauge strings on her and dim the lights, hand her to anyone and let them play her. They shall like it and get as good a tone and playability as the Italian Strat in this video. And, no, I can't feel the repaired crack as I play. The neck is even made with birds-eye maple wood! Very nice to look at. It makes me happy that for only $326 in Total I was able to obtain two solid guitar amplifiers and a solid Stratocaster. I'm getting smarter in my old age (69). -Peter Oh and I have 5 quality violins from when I was a violinist, a neck injury destroyed those aspirations though. One of those violins and it's several hundred years old was made in Italy. So yes, I like the good stuff just like we all do. Yet, I made from kits another two violins and people say they sound very good. One kit cost $79 and the second kit only $49. Yes I had to purchase many special tools and also stains/varnishes/lacquer and it took me many hours of work to finish my kits but they play very well. Ha, I even put my name inside each of them and the year and place where I made them. -Peter
Congratulations on having this demo on their website. You and Phil X represent very well. Maybe these guys know Canadians are about more than just doughnuts, beer, and hockey?
Even if you don't play... this handcrafted guitar is a thing of great beauty. Worth buying just to hang on the wall as a piece of art. As it is... it sounds as great as it looks. Fabulous.
i’m 16 and i’m lucky enough to have played a paoletti and easily it is the coolest thing i’ve ever played, a mixture of an excellent instrument as well as an absoloute piece of art.
Those shotgun shell volume and tone knobs reallymade it standout, definetly looks like a true cowboy would have if he played a Strat. My man you always put on a great show and another great video😎🤟🏻
see i don't really like anything on the guitar, but THAT FINISH, it is stellar!!!! Finally some wood pores and not 3mm thick plastic finish! i love it !
Wow... The volume and tone knobs are made of the "percussion" end of 12 caliber shells. You can read "Fiocchi" on them, which is maybe the most famous hunting and sport ammunitions brand in Italy. :-) Beautiful guitar. :-)
I'm impressed! I know Leo is shaking his head....Those think, single coils are fabulous! Definitely can tell the difference between this and a Fender Strat (Of course, we know it's all in the pups and not the chestnut body/roasted maple neck with no fretboard!!)...Thumbs up from me, Darrell!!
From Leo: Thanks for the test. It is always good to see other brands than FMIC or Epiphone products. I like the idea of recycled vintage wood, especially when the product is well executed. Does your finger get irritated when neck picking by the gap in the pick guard under the neck pickup? PS: You can always check for ferrous metals with a magnet. Some things may be copper plated steel. Especially since one of the steps before chrome plating leaves a copper look. Keep up the good work.
Hi Darrell ! I did not see a truss rod adjustment in the video , and you did not mention it . Is the adjustment at the heel with a screw type truss rod nut ? Maybe something special , because it is so upscale ? Guitar has very nice tone , and the action looks very low . Super nice Strat style , with that Strat quack !
Antonio Stradivarius used centuries old wood that was originally part of a church, so the old Italian barrel wood concept follows in that pathway. Aged wood has dried out and shrank about as much that is possible so it makes for an excellent material for a quality musical instrument.
I'll admit it, my eyes were drawn to this video bc of the shotgun shell volume and tone knobs, not to mention the guitar. Great video btw... KEEP IT UP!! 👌🤘
gorgeous guitar, gorgeous tones, and that's the most fun I've seen you have while demoing a guitar to date. honestly, it sounds more like a vintage strat than any reissue. while expensive, it is still hovering around that custom shop price tag. are you going to be doing a giveaway for this beauty? (please say, "yes!")
I wonder how much of the tone is affected by the pickgaurd being that brassy tinny metal, the wiring must be impeccably tidy under the guard to keep ground issues at bay. I love how similar the grain is to swamp ash but far more porous and much cooler being that old. I'm not going to get into the tonewood debate, but surely the older, nearly petrified wood provides SOME kind of difference. Definitely art. Personally I'd have preferred a set of 60s voiced pickups and a 7-1/4 radius, but otherwise perfect guitar.
I'm suprized you never mentioned what fret material is being used. Now that stainless is taking over that would be a definite addition to consider. Thanks for your awsome rips.
Hi Darrell! Actually all guitars in your hands sound like a masterpiece, but that guitar... Can't find words to explain :) That's a dream sound! Thanx from Russia! ;)
That neck looks beautiful. I'm really disappointed that the company website doesn't seem to have prices on it. Sure, I know their guitars will be expensive, but I's really like to know if I could ever afford one.
Wonder if the copper pick guard makes a difference in the tone, being that the pick ups are mounted to it, I made one for a project I did and I felt it definitely contributed to the tone
Wow, congrats Mr Darrell on being entrusted with such a beautiful piece! Speaks to the quality of your channel and your trust worthyness. Now how do we get Charvel to let you get your hands on a Guthrie Govan Signature model? That's all I want for xmas!
You got the best job in the world. Amazing guitar and an excellent demonstration of it's features and sound.
You tried hard not to hit that copyrighted riff.
I've noticed that too, got right next to it tho!
Sultans of Desmonetization
@@ShiroKami1337 isn't he talking about the beginning? Yellow Ledbetter from Pearl Jam?
now I saw the hole video, actually he avoids a lot of riffs lol
I am lucky to own one of their Wine Series guitars, and hands down, the most musical and expressive pickups I have ever heard. The combo of the chestnut and their pickups is where the magic is... even using OD, the character of each position of the pickup switch comes thru. An AMAZING piece of playable art!
Finally! A guitar that actually IS for cork sniffers!
Ill give you a cork to sniff.
How about CORK SOAKERS??!!??
Stratocaster was never ever meant to be for "cork sniffers"
Don't tell us you're a.....corksniffer!?
Cork soakers for sure
Does it smell like wine?
I hope so !
I hope so for that price. You know how this sale could get better ? Give me a bottle of wine that the guitar was made from !!!
@Al DiTo lol they should actually offer that
The shotgun shell brass is Fiocchi, the Italian ammunition maker like Winchester or Remington to us. 👍
Today I'm checking out a true work of art! - This thing is amazing!
Buy a new one or change my pickups? Smithfire Stratocaster
It's a matter of taste I suppose, but the fake aging really turns me off. And I don't see anything even vaguely new or innovative. A very old design, done with some interesting raw materials for sure, nice appointments (if they weren't fake aged at least) and it sounds very nice of course. But it's still a strat copy. It's not like the world has any shortage of those, eh? Anyhow, thanks for the video, it really does sound great.
It's basically like getting a Fender custom shop done by Cruz for half the price with equal construction.
Darrell Braun Guitar hi there darrell.question about this awesome strat. Is there no truss rod on this guitar at all? I have a guitar with a roasted maple neck but still it has a truss rod.won't the neck bend if you use a 10 gauge? Or will it not warp in the long run.i mean that is why they put truss rods right.I like using 10 gauges on my strats.
Hi!
It is likely like vintage strats with the truss rod adjuster on the base of the neck (Neck removal is needed)
I'll have to take a look in the morning :)
150 year old barrel. I made my strat body from a couple of headboards
from a 145 year old boarding house that closed down. It looks pretty
unique, I left the lightly rounded edges when I edge glued it so the
lines would be visible from where I joined them it gives a rustic look
similar to an old general store floor.
$2,894 USD on the current currency rate. That is a bargain to most Custom Shops
More than I can afford, but that’s not bad at all when you think of like Gibson, Jackson, some Fender, and dear god ESP and PRS can get very pricey.
I believe that Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck would approve !!!
11:18 - Sultans of Copyright
Everybody is talking about that beautiful souding beast...but no one is talking about that talented man...I just love your playing Darrel....It inspires me a lot...Thank you...
.................... Cool.... ................ ................
Thanks man!
Heard some sultans of swing in there... pleasant surprise
@161_Maqache to avoid copyrights
Oi sassy
TBLS is da best
And he smiled when he changed it up too😍... sweet!
ye, its fackin skitz mate
Mr. Braun I am 100% jealous of you. That has to be the most beautiful guitars I have ever seen. Then I was blown away by the way it sounds. Absolutely beautiful
Well done, as usual, Darrell. It's an amazing-looking guitar - not the shape, particularly, but as a certified old person myself, I love the idea of recycling old wood, and the case-hardened look of the pickguard, back plate, etc., is gorgeous. Coupled with a few modern touches and your usual thorough and enjoyable demo, it's a great video. Nice work all around!
Yes, but how does it stack up against the affinity strat??? 😆 😆 😆
Probably quite well. Which, at over $4K Can., you should hope would be the case. :-)
Marc Coté he’s joking smartass
@@MarcCoteMusic actually it's listed for under 3k. Well, it still is a lot o money
@@Al_muddy - Obviously, smartass, hence the smiley face at the end of my comment.
@@jacopomarazzato841 - The price I saw was 2800 Euros or around $4100 Canadian ($3100 US).
I have never seen you smile so much playing a strat. Must be amazing.
American Chestnut died out in the early 1900s from Chestnut Blight so that is even cooler knowing it is made from wood you can never get again (until those tree guys figure it out). Those pickups are way high and it seems like it’d be smoother with lower pickups.
Don't know about the rest of y'all, but I am not inclined to drop $3000.00 on a Strat...
If I had it to throw it out of a window I would surely throw it to Italy instead
I would for this beast
That's pretty cool. Sounds good, looks good, Italian right down to the Fiocchi shot shells. Can't help but think it looks a little like someone's random partscaster, though. That's not a knock, my love for partscasters is what brought me to this channel!
Like the shape of the pickguard! Looks like a mix between a MusicMan and a Fender. Best of Leo :-)
The way you solo is so mesmerizing that I could watch it all day.
Thanks man!
A friend of mine owns a couple of them. One is a HSS, the other SSS. They are probably the best stats I've ever played. Their pickups are insanely good.
Have people been demanding this? "Hey, I love those old wine barrels, maybe make me a guitar out of that?"
It's likely the result of the confluence between creativity and opportunity.
It's definitely better than cutting down more trees with all that old chestnut readily available :)
Just a continuation of the whole "upcycle/reclaimed wood" trend that's permeated every other facet of woodworking over the last couple years. On top of any environmental considerations, I think it's a good way to add a little free provenance to your work and make it stand out from the veritable sea of other SLOs (strat-like objects) out there.
Justin Johnson has been making guitars from Jack Daniels barrels too so it certainly seems to be a popular choice lately
I'm not a strat guy. Never found their aesthetics that amazing or anything. But I think this is the first time I've seen a strat, and fallen in love with it. Absolutely stunning looks and sounds.
that thing is awesome!
very cool to have a small piece of history turned into something else and end up as beautiful as that
HI Darrell! I just want to say I LOVE your signature model - I think they did you proud. We have taken on Paoletti and my biggest fear is letting go of them when I try them!! Wonderful. Thank you for raising awareness of these incredible guitars.
Legend has it that there is yet one soul to pick up a strat and not play Stevie Ray Vaughan....
Great vid man keep it up!
P. S. What i said was a joke so no need to prove me wrong about what I said, just clarifying
facts
Al I hear is Jimi Hendrix and Albert King....
Ikr🙄
Srv should HAVE this guitar!!
I had the same look of pleasure on my face around 13:20...
i don't know what shines more, the guitar or your teeth. i'm very impressed with both! one of my favourite channels on TH-cam great upload once again !
👌🏽 this channel is so refreshing. Thank you Darrell!
Thanks!
That’s one of the best sounding strats ever heard. Really rings! Love it.
That's the best Strat sound I've ever heard !!!
That is beautiful! Never seen you smile so much!
One thing to consider about bone nuts: I was watching a video of a guy taking his guitar to the Plek machine at Thomann (Germany), to dress the frets and carve new nut slots. The Plek technician mentioned that he preferred to work with bone nuts, because it is self-lubricating while it's being milled by the Plek machine. Plastic nuts, on the other hand, overheat and melt. So perhaps the same self-lubricating effect is what's helping your tuning stability with this strat.
This is one of the coolest guitars you’ve shown and maybe the best sounding
Lately, in the last 10 months I have been making an effort to spend less for new gear. In November 2018 I purchased the Monoprice Stageright 15 watt tube amp for only -$127.99 (not kidding),. Then I purchased the Acoustic G35FX SS amp for-$89 (new). Then I purchased an Indonesian made and Endorsed by Fender Squire Bullet Stratocaster guitar (new) for $109! It arrived with a repaired crack in the neck-I did apply some steel wool to make it so I could not feel the repair) it plays normally. The string gauge is just a little too thin for me and that's my only complaint. I have 15 new string sets in a box just waiting their turn!
You reviewed the 15 watt tube amp and I really like it.
The Accustic G35FX is a sleeper Guitar Amp for sure, loud, tone full,with reverb, chorus and delay available on both channels as well as the normal channel having a mid-scoup button. The other channel has a gain knob as well as a volume knob (Chicken Heads Knobs too!) What a great 12" speaker/35 watt amp!
Ol' cracked neck as I affectionate call her is a Strat in every way, as in it sounds like, feels like, play's like and looks like a Fender Stratocaster. Put some heavier gauge strings on her and dim the lights, hand her to anyone and let them play her. They shall like it and get as good a tone and playability as the Italian Strat in this video. And, no, I can't feel the repaired crack as I play. The neck is even made with birds-eye maple wood! Very nice to look at.
It makes me happy that for only $326 in Total I was able to obtain two solid guitar amplifiers and a solid Stratocaster. I'm getting smarter in my old age (69).
-Peter
Oh and I have 5 quality violins from when I was a violinist, a neck injury destroyed those aspirations though. One of those violins and it's several hundred years old was made in Italy. So yes, I like the good stuff just like we all do. Yet, I made from kits another two violins and people say they sound very good. One kit cost $79 and the second kit only $49. Yes I had to purchase many special tools and also stains/varnishes/lacquer and it took me many hours of work to finish my kits but they play very well. Ha, I even put my name inside each of them and the year and place where I made them.
-Peter
That wall of Teles is lovely
Wow, this guitar just got me drooling all over it. What a piece of art!!
This guy gives the best reviews and specs descriptions ever. I wish there was someone like this who talked more about basses.
Oh man I haven’t seen them since Phil X was endorsing back in the day
Congratulations on having this demo on their website. You and Phil X represent very well.
Maybe these guys know Canadians are about more than just doughnuts, beer, and hockey?
Even if you don't play... this handcrafted guitar is a thing of great beauty. Worth buying just to hang on the wall as a piece of art.
As it is... it sounds as great as it looks. Fabulous.
It looks like something that would be made on the Guns n' Guitars channel. Only it doesn't have tongue oil as a finish.
That tongue oil finish can really take a licking better than ear wax which is much more sensitive. Especially for musicians.
With a bone nut too!
Brüh
Great playing....awesome guitar.... that smirkish grin says it all - you bought it :)
Absolutely stunning, love the wood!
I like this better than actual Strats! Time to start saving for one.
Best sounding so far.
Seeing a few guitars lately with that same painted open grain finish. Kinda like it.
Sweet water has those sandblasted models that has the same effect
I hope, and I mean really hope that you play in a band. You never cease to surprise me. Outstanding
i’m 16 and i’m lucky enough to have played a paoletti and easily it is the coolest thing i’ve ever played, a mixture of an excellent instrument as well as an absoloute piece of art.
Im really starting to love guitars like this, and also relic guitars.
Those shotgun shell volume and tone knobs reallymade it standout, definetly looks like a true cowboy would have if he played a Strat. My man you always put on a great show and another great video😎🤟🏻
Thanks man!
Darrell Braun Guitar your welcome!
I wanted to hear the Bonanza theme song or something from the ''Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.
Had a Strat once, the selection of tones is pretty nice. This axe rocks properly. Very clean.
see i don't really like anything on the guitar, but THAT FINISH, it is stellar!!!! Finally some wood pores and not 3mm thick plastic finish! i love it !
Frikking gorgeous instrument!
Wow... The volume and tone knobs are made of the "percussion" end of 12 caliber shells. You can read "Fiocchi" on them, which is maybe the most famous hunting and sport ammunitions brand in Italy. :-)
Beautiful guitar. :-)
12 gauge
Bellissima!!! Gorgeous!!! what a masterpiece made by specialized hands that sounds wonderful that releases, live must be magical !!!
Stevie Ray vaughn and this guitar would have been a perfect match😕I really like the fact that it has a "gibson" spacing!
I'm impressed! I know Leo is shaking his head....Those think, single coils are fabulous! Definitely can tell the difference between this and a Fender Strat (Of course, we know it's all in the pups and not the chestnut body/roasted maple neck with no fretboard!!)...Thumbs up from me, Darrell!!
Looks amazing, love the tonal range. I want it!
That is one of the most beautiful guitars I've ever seen
Beautiful guitar and the tone is outstanding
From Leo: Thanks for the test. It is always good to see other brands than FMIC or Epiphone products. I like the idea of recycled vintage wood, especially when the product is well executed. Does your finger get irritated when neck picking by the gap in the pick guard under the neck pickup? PS: You can always check for ferrous metals with a magnet. Some things may be copper plated steel. Especially since one of the steps before chrome plating leaves a copper look. Keep up the good work.
Hi Darrell ! I did not see a truss rod adjustment in the video , and you did not mention it . Is the adjustment at the heel with a screw type truss rod nut ? Maybe something special , because it is so upscale ? Guitar has very nice tone , and the action looks very low . Super nice Strat style , with that Strat quack !
Antonio Stradivarius used centuries old wood that was originally part of a church, so the old Italian barrel wood concept follows in that pathway. Aged wood has dried out and shrank about as much that is possible so it makes for an excellent material for a quality musical instrument.
That's a very awesome Strat
Beautiful looking/sounding ax! Thanks Darrell!!
i love that looks and sounds!!
Man that guitar sounds awesome!! Definitely one of the the best sounding strat guitars out there!
I'll admit it, my eyes were drawn to this video bc of the shotgun shell volume and tone knobs, not to mention the guitar. Great video btw... KEEP IT UP!! 👌🤘
gorgeous guitar, gorgeous tones, and that's the most fun I've seen you have while demoing a guitar to date. honestly, it sounds more like a vintage strat than any reissue. while expensive, it is still hovering around that custom shop price tag.
are you going to be doing a giveaway for this beauty? (please say, "yes!")
Nice guitar and great playing. Keep it up and this is why I subbed 😆
Thanks for sharing this wonderful guitar with us ! Sounds as good as it looks and great playing mate 👍
Looks and sounds wonderful. Another great video.
I’m not usually a big fan of the strat aesthetic but hot dam that’s a gorgeous guitar 🎸.
It's very nice eh?
CsykKrit yeah it’s dope
Darrell you sound flippin awesome. I didn't watch the video. I went to the website and just listen to you riff. Good job
I wonder how much of the tone is affected by the pickgaurd being that brassy tinny metal, the wiring must be impeccably tidy under the guard to keep ground issues at bay. I love how similar the grain is to swamp ash but far more porous and much cooler being that old. I'm not going to get into the tonewood debate, but surely the older, nearly petrified wood provides SOME kind of difference. Definitely art. Personally I'd have preferred a set of 60s voiced pickups and a 7-1/4 radius, but otherwise perfect guitar.
I'm suprized you never mentioned what fret material is being used. Now that stainless is taking over that would be a definite addition to consider. Thanks for your awsome rips.
Hey Darrell Braun Guitar when do you think you'll upload "5 Hardest metal riffs to play." ?
Do you really want to hear me butcher 5 metal riffs! 😂😲
@@DarrellBraunGuitar yup do it do it lol
@@DarrellBraunGuitar I'd like to hear that I've got my notification ON👌lol
My favourite guitar you tuber thanks Darrel...for all your demos you rock and love your playing..!
A nice modern take on such a classic axe. Thanks DB!!
*When Darrell posted a new video, i know its going to be a good day.*
Those shell knobs are Fiocchi, an actual ammunition firearm company out of Italy. Now that's cool.
In all the videos so far in this you have the biggest smile
I am enjoying your videos man, you have a definite talent for description, fair assessment, congratulations
What a great looking guitar, all pick-ups are amazing. I love the sound. Great job buddy.
Beautiful Guitar!!!!! Sounds incredible too!!!!
Awesome, video and guitar!
Hi Darrell! Actually all guitars in your hands sound like a masterpiece, but that guitar... Can't find words to explain :) That's a dream sound! Thanx from Russia! ;)
STUNNING! Love my strat to pieces but this thing is a real work of art.
Beautiful guitar
Dudeeeee your tone is some other level 😱 God bless you!
Something to keep in mind is that roasted Maple it's actually brittle. It will split and crack much easier than non torrified wood.
11:45 Can someone explain me what I need to purchase or to do to get that Western sound ?
A guitar
A strat-type using the single-coil bridge pickup, slightly overdriven and compressed, bass rolled off + tons of reverb/tight delay.
That neck looks beautiful. I'm really disappointed that the company website doesn't seem to have prices on it. Sure, I know their guitars will be expensive, but I's really like to know if I could ever afford one.
Yes, they have a PDF with all the prices. This one worth €2.800.-
I looked at the website and they for sure they have a pdf price list (in euros).
Wonder if the copper pick guard makes a difference in the tone, being that the pick ups are mounted to it, I made one for a project I did and I felt it definitely contributed to the tone
I know a Tele's bridge affects the tone, but I'm not sure about this one
Wow, congrats Mr Darrell on being entrusted with such a beautiful piece! Speaks to the quality of your channel and your trust worthyness.
Now how do we get Charvel to let you get your hands on a Guthrie Govan Signature model? That's all I want for xmas!
Good luck bro
gorgeus guitar. absolutely lovely sounding.
ok now that im on the paoletti hype train, id love to see a review of one of their les paul shaped guitars!
11:44 Loved that part
Darrel. Outstanding review on outstanding instrument. If in doubt whether brass or steel use a magnet.