None of us are going to be Allan we are going to us. The Stranberg is as new as we are to being the player we want to be, That guy will be a much better player doing the best of ourselves. And being that person is what will impress me when one day I hear YOU just playing YOU!!!
I was saving up for a Gibson Les Paul and one day I came across this amazing player named Plini and I was blown away by the ease of playing the Endurneck. Yes I got a Strandberg and now playing is more fun.
Something similar happened to me I was saving for an Ibanez Jem then I’d stumbled across Plini and now I’m a happy owner of 3 Strandberg Prog 7 string guitars
@@leocubiasmusiclifestyle7460 man I am hesitating between buying myself an Ibanez JS or a Strandberg but I am more and more leaning towards the latter. How good does it feel to play this guitar? I am really looking for ease of playing that's why I am super interested in Plini's guitar!!
Romain Mongeau I’ve played RG’s for about 20 years and honestly I couldn’t be happier with the transition if you want a JS is totally fine but try a Strandberg first that might change your perspective probably it’ll inspire you that way I am inspired to play Strandberg guitars I’m writing the best music I have ever written tbh
My close friend has two Strandbergs. Simply unbelievable guitars. Being a “traditional” LP, Strat, Tele guy, I fought against buying a Strandberg for over a year. That all changed today when I bought my first Strandberg. I’ve played hundreds of guitars and these rank at the top for playability, tone, and quality.
My Strandberg Original 7 is the best playing and best sounding guitar I've ever owned. It's also so light it really helps with shoulder/neck issues. It was expensive but worth it for me.
SOMEONE needs to COMPETE. (EX: nothing is CHEAPER than making headless, better guitars!) EX: I have two (used) HEADLESS FLYING V guitars! $150 each! AMAZING guitars. (both 1980s Korean Synsonics!) (Plus, few realize that it's Tuning Pegs / Machine Heads / Headstock that KNOCKS THE GUITAR OUT OF TUNE every day.) NO EXCUSE for how expensive headless guitars. (Ditto FRETLESS basses. SHould be CHEAPER!)
Tried ONE today; could not put it down - - I'm a 49yr old beginner guitarist, yet this felt like riding a trycycle; the playability is incredible, no pain in my hands, no pain in my back, neck, or feeling awkward positioned while sitting on a stool - - I wanted to just play rather than struggle and this was just that; a playable unique guitar that felt like a joy-ride rather than a struggle to play!! 😇😇😇🤴😇😇😇
I’m a Sweetwater active costumer and a happy Strandberg guitar owner . The best service music store and what in my opinion is the best guitar ever built to my playing style . Excellent interview Sweetwater really stepping up their online game ❤️
The sound and ergonomic innovations in the Strandberg are obvious and speak for themselves. But going even further when Standberg grabbed the attention of guys like Holdsworth and Machacek that says something as well. What an impressive instrument.
I didn't realize how much I had in common with Ola! I'm also a self taught builder who is a mechanical engineer and shared that thought about being able to build a guitar better than what I could afford new
I've seen more people than I'd like to make videos or comments along the lines of, "Why Strandberg guitars are terrible." I took the leap and got one because the aesthetics were very unique, and I like a lot of the artists that are endorsed. Long story short, truly and incredible guitar. The ergonomics are unreal, lightweight, huge tone, great looks. The EndurNeck just works. I have zero complaints. I don't think I'll go back to any other brand.
I would love to see a Strandberg Baritone guitar maybe in the Metal series with Fishman pickups. And I also think it would be super cool to see a hollow Strandberg acoustic guitar like Kiesel does with the Zeus body guitar.
I have a fender deluxe strat, it’s a brilliant guitar and my first electric. It had some issues due to a shitty repair job for the truss rod and the truss can’t be adjusted anymore. Needed a new main guitar and went to the store to try out the new fender ultras. Was super underwhelmed and disappointed being that the guitars were a whole $1000 dollars more expensive than what I payed for mine way back and mine still sounded better. Was about to leave the store and was suggested to try these and ended up falling in love with fusion and Salen. I made the leap of faith and bought the fusion and it is on its way. This was so comfortable, light brilliantly woody and sparkly sounding, and with the new mf pickups and the hsx circuit it was a no brainier for me. Can’t wait for mine to show up. Don’t let prejudice compel you from making a good decision, Ola has thought everything out and imho I could barely tell a difference between the build standard of the Indonesian strandberg vs the American ultra. I liked the strandbergs much more actually, use your ears and how it feels and just go for it if it makes you play better and feel great. This was for all the guitarists wondering whether to go for this rather than a more industry standard brand. Just try it out with an open mind and trust your gut.
Listen up guys!!! I am 72 and I spent the afternoon playing a Stranberg (Salene the Tele version). After an hour I forgot about the neck but was thrown occasionally by the visual appearance of the fan frets. The guitar is beautifully balanced and of course light. I got a great spank from the bridge PU really enjoyed myself. So drag your sorry ass out of the past and check it out!!!!
You can tell that the interviewer is feeling quite intellectually intimidated, yet he seems to handle it well. Props to him for that. Most people start acting defensive when they feel intimidated. Ever had someone say "I'm not scared of you"? Well, that was the result of someone feeling intimidated lol. "I'm not scared of you" actually means they're quite scared. Psych. 101. It's a defense mechanism.
I was thinking the same thing. Mitch is usually a little more jovial...but you can tell he understands the intellect of his guest, and has adjusted his style. Nice job Mitch.
Hi, Nick! Our Sales team will be glad to look into this for you. When you have a moment, please give us a call at (800) 222-4700 or email us at sales@sweetwater.com. Thanks for the message!
Strandberg is one of the FEW modern brands i think are worth it. Im not saying other modern brands dont make quality, but theyre all Fender and Gibson copies. I don't like buying copies of other guitars, if i get a les Paul I'll get a Gibson, strat or tele a Fender etc. And i think strandberg in 40-50 years Will be An absolute classic the way we see the Gibson Les Paul now, and EVERYONE Will be copying it.
Yup. Missed that one. When I comment, I'm usually in "explaining" mode, trying to help out commenters whose first language isn't English, and therefore don't always get sarcasm -- and look at what just happened!
I'm playing my son's Strandberg. The back of the neck forces my thumb into positions it doesn't like. My left hand thumb was dislocated decades ago, and I have a nagging, permanent nerve pain. A round neck allows me to effortlessly shift my hand and that thumb around the neck. There is a pronounced edge on the back of this neck that is seriously uncomfortable..but if I follow the angles the neck forces me to follow...it sets off the nerve in my thumb. This is a deal killer for me. I would love a light electric guitar. This can't be it, because he chose a block design for the back of the neck.. Also, holding it in a classical guitar position is not comfortable.
Now I know why .strandberg* looks like a familiar syntax in computer systems because of his background as an IT professional incorporated its brand identify into it.
Kiesel dropped the zero fret because they wore really quickly and caused buzzes and pings. In fact Kiesel offered to replace every zero fret with a proper nut. I heard Strandberg owners have the same problem. Is Strandberg going to drop the zero fret. I like Strandberg but I won't deal with a zero fret, I wear grooves in them in no time.
I am very interested in his workmanship. Will definitely consider purchasing one in the near future. I can see how passionate he is about his creations. Might want to hire a spokesman. Interviewer steers well. Edit: Nevermind. Not a single piece less than $1,500. Kind of weird that he talked about building these because other brands were too expensive.
You’re unaware then, that it’s not the headless aspect that makes it special. It’s the ‘enduroneck’ designed for ergonomic playing. And the internals and way the guitar is out together to maximise performance. Educated yourself before you criticise
I wonder at what point he stopped correcting people about how Strandberg is pronounced and just started rolling with the very different and kinda weird English pronunciation.
Its probably better if u play one. Back in 2008-09 Chris letchford and tosin played them before they became real popular. I got to play with Chris lectfelds one after a small show in my local town in Charleston. They feel fantastic but just very expensive. I think some produced cheaper versions of the guitar, but when he was still had making them back then one of these babies cost 5K.
It's too bad he is asking an extraordinary amount of money for an Indonesian made instrument. I'd rather buy a Japanese or USA made guitar for the price he is asking for these instruments. No thanks!
I had to point out in my comment that it's really odd that he started building these because other brands were too expensive for him. Was very interested until I saw how ridiculously expensive they were. No thanks, Sweetwater.
@@chadbouterse8617 Yes we are all aware that Indonesia is in Asia, however if you compare prices of other manufacturer's that build instruments in that country then you cannot justify pricing a guitar for more than $2k for a guitar built in that country. Japan yes, even MAYBE South Korea, not Indonesia.
An Ernie Ball music Man in America is priced average at around $3,000 this same guitar in UK is $4,000 is just a matter of perspective in the other hand you don’t have to buy it if you don’t like it THE END
Ah, the constant sound Ola is making with his tongue and teeth between the lines! I mean congratulations on making an amazing instrument, but that high pitched sound he is making all the time with his mouth got picked up pretty nicely every time by the mic! Good God!
im all about headless guitars but ive never understood the whole heaviness factor that the headless designers throw out there when talking about other guitars. if you think that a headstock adds to much weight then you my friend are weak.
we will talk again once you left your bedroom and stand on a stage for weeks / months every night and having a guitar around your neck is your profession. I have seen guys complaining about the weight that you likely wouldn't dare to say this into their face. Also, even if someone is weak, than that's the way it is and he of course wants a lighter guitar. Who are you to call them out for that? Personally I never had issues with the weight of my instruments but I wouldn't have anything against a lighter one and it's a sure plus if it's well balanced.
OVERPRICED?! Can somebody tell my why Strandberg is the ONLY company that sells made in China/Korea guitars for more than double the price than other companies that use the same factory? Seriously, the price for those instruments is normally the price where you get a made in Japan, US or even made in Europe Instrument. Before Strandberg nobody would have bought a Korea/China guitar for that money. That's ridiculous.
I have two MIK Strandbergs and recently got myself a EBMM Majesty, honestly I was expecting the gap to be much much bigger. Country of production does not necessarily define quality in itself nowadays imo
Because it's not the same factory as others (and Strandberg's factory is in Indonesia, not China or Korea - but that really doesn't matter in the end). Because you can get a really high quality instrument out of any country in the world - and you can also get a shit instrument for a shitton of money from USA (yes I'm talking about Gibson). Strandberg just pays more to have very rigorous QC that you don't get with el cheapo guitars coming out of Asia. That's all there's to it.
This interviewer is an absolute professional at his job.
He is truly great. He knows when to lead and when to listen.
I could listen to Mitch explain how to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
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He sure is.
When he said Allen Holdsworth was his hero, I knew it was time to get a strandberg.
Jack Champagnes ooor there is the Allen Holdsworth signature headless that may interest you, though it’s from another company
None of us are going to be Allan we are going to us. The Stranberg is as new as we are to being the player we want to be, That guy will be a much better player doing the best of ourselves. And being that person is what will impress me when one day I hear YOU just playing YOU!!!
Immediately ! :D
I was saving up for a Gibson Les Paul and one day I came across this amazing player named Plini and I was blown away by the ease of playing the Endurneck. Yes I got a Strandberg and now playing is more fun.
Plini is a freakin legend
Something similar happened to me I was saving for an Ibanez Jem then I’d stumbled across Plini and now I’m a happy owner of 3 Strandberg Prog 7 string guitars
@@leocubiasmusiclifestyle7460 man I am hesitating between buying myself an Ibanez JS or a Strandberg but I am more and more leaning towards the latter. How good does it feel to play this guitar? I am really looking for ease of playing that's why I am super interested in Plini's guitar!!
Romain Mongeau I’ve played RG’s for about 20 years and honestly I couldn’t be happier with the transition if you want a JS is totally fine but try a Strandberg first that might change your perspective probably it’ll inspire you that way I am inspired to play Strandberg guitars I’m writing the best music I have ever written tbh
@@leocubiasmusiclifestyle7460 Cool, thanks for the feedback :)
This man is the best interviewer on the planet, give the man a raise
My close friend has two Strandbergs. Simply unbelievable guitars. Being a “traditional” LP, Strat, Tele guy, I fought against buying a Strandberg for over a year. That all changed today when I bought my first Strandberg. I’ve played hundreds of guitars and these rank at the top for playability, tone, and quality.
How about the fanned frets? Are they difficult to get used to, and did u have any difficulty going back to normal frets?
@@blob2092 They feel 100% natural. Even better than regular. It's crazy.
It makes me so happy to hear ola get his inspiration of building headless guitars through my man Allan Holdsworth!!! RIP!!!
Mr. Strandberg seems like a nice very intelligent guy. Definitely deserves the success he's gotten.
My Strandberg Original 7 is the best playing and best sounding guitar I've ever owned. It's also so light it really helps with shoulder/neck issues. It was expensive but worth it for me.
SOMEONE needs to COMPETE.
(EX: nothing is CHEAPER than making headless, better guitars!) EX: I have two (used) HEADLESS FLYING V guitars! $150 each! AMAZING guitars. (both 1980s Korean Synsonics!) (Plus, few realize that it's Tuning Pegs / Machine Heads / Headstock that KNOCKS THE GUITAR OUT OF TUNE every day.) NO EXCUSE for how expensive headless guitars. (Ditto FRETLESS basses. SHould be CHEAPER!)
@@dumpygoodness4086 Meanwhile Guipson 5000$ xD
@@dumpygoodness4086 There is competition, Kiesel has many headless models much cheaper
@@camilomontoya7412 Their pricing isn't competitive last I checked..
Meanwhile eart gw-2 = 360 bucks and best guitar ever played
Great interview. Thank you Ola and Sweetwater!
😎👍
@@sweetwater People are SO WRONG that the Swedes don't have a great sense of humor! (Ola cracked me up with all his funny jokes!)
Tried ONE today; could not put it down - - I'm a 49yr old beginner guitarist, yet this felt like riding a trycycle; the playability is incredible, no pain in my hands, no pain in my back, neck, or feeling awkward positioned while sitting on a stool - - I wanted to just play rather than struggle and this was just that; a playable unique guitar that felt like a joy-ride rather than a struggle to play!! 😇😇😇🤴😇😇😇
Great to see Sweetwater get onboard with Strandberg! Awesome instruments.
I’m a Sweetwater active costumer and a happy Strandberg guitar owner . The best service music store and what in my opinion is the best guitar ever built to my playing style . Excellent interview Sweetwater really stepping up their online game ❤️
The sound and ergonomic innovations in the Strandberg are obvious and speak for themselves. But going even further when Standberg grabbed the attention of guys like Holdsworth and Machacek that says something as well. What an impressive instrument.
This interviewer is such a pro. Amazing! Lovely to watch. \m/
Ola's a great man. Thank you Sweetwater!
Are there any more olas with guitar companies?!?!
probably
Ola englund
I didn't realize how much I had in common with Ola! I'm also a self taught builder who is a mechanical engineer and shared that thought about being able to build a guitar better than what I could afford new
I've seen more people than I'd like to make videos or comments along the lines of, "Why Strandberg guitars are terrible." I took the leap and got one because the aesthetics were very unique, and I like a lot of the artists that are endorsed. Long story short, truly and incredible guitar. The ergonomics are unreal, lightweight, huge tone, great looks. The EndurNeck just works. I have zero complaints. I don't think I'll go back to any other brand.
Great interview, thank-you Sweetwater, watching from here in the UK, keep up rhe great content!👍👍
I would love to see a Strandberg Baritone guitar maybe in the Metal series with Fishman pickups. And I also think it would be super cool to see a hollow Strandberg acoustic guitar like Kiesel does with the Zeus body guitar.
Boden OS, and Salen
Strandberg is already a legend 🤘🏻
Two of my favorite words comes to mind....Evolution....Progress.
Dude, you made my day! I am trying to procure a strandberg my self, mostly for the ergonomics. Stradbergs really solve a cool problem!
The interviewer guy is so cool,amazing video
I have a fender deluxe strat, it’s a brilliant guitar and my first electric. It had some issues due to a shitty repair job for the truss rod and the truss can’t be adjusted anymore. Needed a new main guitar and went to the store to try out the new fender ultras. Was super underwhelmed and disappointed being that the guitars were a whole $1000 dollars more expensive than what I payed for mine way back and mine still sounded better.
Was about to leave the store and was suggested to try these and ended up falling in love with fusion and Salen. I made the leap of faith and bought the fusion and it is on its way. This was so comfortable, light brilliantly woody and sparkly sounding, and with the new mf pickups and the hsx circuit it was a no brainier for me. Can’t wait for mine to show up. Don’t let prejudice compel you from making a good decision, Ola has thought everything out and imho I could barely tell a difference between the build standard of the Indonesian strandberg vs the American ultra. I liked the strandbergs much more actually, use your ears and how it feels and just go for it if it makes you play better and feel great.
This was for all the guitarists wondering whether to go for this rather than a more industry standard brand. Just try it out with an open mind and trust your gut.
first genius guitar maker since leo fender. apple of guitars.
Just bought my first strandberg from Sweetwater. Shout out my gracious salesman Lucino.
The Boden Prog 5 bass
is totally badass!
Wait! Did Ola
mention a Strandberg 9???
Matthew Paluch yes, there are Strandberg 9’s out there. Custom of course. I don’t think there’s enough demand to make production models though.
The interviewer is fire.
This interviewer is great.
Listen up guys!!! I am 72 and I spent the afternoon playing a Stranberg (Salene the Tele version). After an hour I forgot about the neck but was thrown occasionally by the visual appearance of the fan frets. The guitar is beautifully balanced and of course light. I got a great spank from the bridge PU really enjoyed myself. So drag your sorry ass out of the past and check it out!!!!
I a greee.. Im.lookinkg to buy a new one. Was looking EBMM, Suhr
. But why not this
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@@tonylawrence1442 Welcome to the 21st Century :-)
You can tell that the interviewer is feeling quite intellectually intimidated, yet he seems to handle it well. Props to him for that. Most people start acting defensive when they feel intimidated. Ever had someone say "I'm not scared of you"? Well, that was the result of someone feeling intimidated lol. "I'm not scared of you" actually means they're quite scared. Psych. 101. It's a defense mechanism.
with your analytical skills in reading the human mind, have you ever considered to work for the FBI as an interrogator?
I was thinking the same thing. Mitch is usually a little more jovial...but you can tell he understands the intellect of his guest, and has adjusted his style. Nice job Mitch.
Beautiful guitar 🎸!
best looking headless guitars
Mitch Gallagher is the best!
i like his jacket
Love these guitars😀
Like listening to architecture!
Great interview. Convinced me to buy one!
Will you allow people to place custom orders from Strandberg via Sweetwater? Or are you only carrying the Indonesian made production models?
Hi, Nick! Our Sales team will be glad to look into this for you. When you have a moment, please give us a call at (800) 222-4700 or email us at sales@sweetwater.com. Thanks for the message!
Strandberg is one of the FEW modern brands i think are worth it. Im not saying other modern brands dont make quality, but theyre all Fender and Gibson copies. I don't like buying copies of other guitars, if i get a les Paul I'll get a Gibson, strat or tele a Fender etc. And i think strandberg in 40-50 years Will be An absolute classic the way we see the Gibson Les Paul now, and EVERYONE Will be copying it.
These videos are amazing.
Ola is s genius.
I wish Strandberg still made guitars like that one. Now the tremolo natural finish strandberg only comes with the black fretboard
Is that lampshade perfectly square?
Great video though, been doing research on these guitars for awhile, and definitely want one!
Very, very interesting...
I just want to PLAY a Strandberg so damn bad.
❤❤❤❤The Best❤❤❤❤
I never see these guitars hanging on the wall at Sweetwater..
Beautiful!
Around 10 seconds into the video, "...Strandberg is NOW part of the Sweetwater family..."
T whoosh
Yes but you don’t get the joke.. they have no headstocks so you can’t hang them like a traditional guitar..
Yup. Missed that one. When I comment, I'm usually in "explaining" mode, trying to help out commenters whose first language isn't English, and therefore don't always get sarcasm -- and look at what just happened!
I'm playing my son's Strandberg. The back of the neck forces my thumb into positions it doesn't like. My left hand thumb was dislocated decades ago, and I have a nagging, permanent nerve pain. A round neck allows me to effortlessly shift my hand and that thumb around the neck. There is a pronounced edge on the back of this neck that is seriously uncomfortable..but if I follow the angles the neck forces me to follow...it sets off the nerve in my thumb. This is a deal killer for me. I would love a light electric guitar. This can't be it, because he chose a block design for the back of the neck.. Also, holding it in a classical guitar position is not comfortable.
Hope they come out with a shark fin V shape!
hi uncle ola! -Lee
This is amazing
Now I know why .strandberg* looks like a familiar syntax in computer systems because of his background as an IT professional incorporated its brand identify into it.
Please make a mini . Shorter scale
Man, I want to try one of these so bad. Incredible! Time to start throwing pennies in a jar!
get one asap when you can. i've tried a couple of those babies and they're all played beautifully.
@@rickyanderson7949 Now to convince them to make one in pink/purple!
3 years later. Have you saved enough pennies yet?
7 string salen when?
I'm not into Strandbergs, but I am into that intro song.
i would love to have one but they just so expensive !
My absolute dream guitar. I'll be saving up to get this one day 🖤
Kiesel dropped the zero fret because they wore really quickly and caused buzzes and pings. In fact Kiesel offered to replace every zero fret with a proper nut. I heard Strandberg owners have the same problem. Is Strandberg going to drop the zero fret. I like Strandberg but I won't deal with a zero fret, I wear grooves in them in no time.
Awesome.not for me. But awesome.
I am very interested in his workmanship. Will definitely consider purchasing one in the near future. I can see how passionate he is about his creations. Might want to hire a spokesman. Interviewer steers well.
Edit: Nevermind. Not a single piece less than $1,500. Kind of weird that he talked about building these because other brands were too expensive.
TIP: SET THE SPEED of the video to 1.5 so interviews aren't THISSSSS SLOWWWWW.
Paul Reed Smith= Steve jobs of Guitar.
Strandberg= Bill Gates of Guitar.
nah more like Strandberg= Elon Musk of Guitar
More like Elon Musk
nah sorry, Ned Steinberger started it and those old Steinis from the newburgh factory beat the Strandberg absolutely.
4:37 very light weight
These guitar weigh 2.3 Kgs LoL
Oops I liked the vid now its 778 likes hehehe
Headless guitars aren't new... lol, not sure why people are blown away from something that was standard even back in the late 80's
You’re unaware then, that it’s not the headless aspect that makes it special. It’s the ‘enduroneck’ designed for ergonomic playing. And the internals and way the guitar is out together to maximise performance. Educated yourself before you criticise
The Jordan Peterson of guitar building
I wonder at what point he stopped correcting people about how Strandberg is pronounced and just started rolling with the very different and kinda weird English pronunciation.
I'm not gonna say I hate Strandberg's. I'm gonna say I don't get Strandberg's.
Its probably better if u play one. Back in 2008-09 Chris letchford and tosin played them before they became real popular. I got to play with Chris lectfelds one after a small show in my local town in Charleston. They feel fantastic but just very expensive. I think some produced cheaper versions of the guitar, but when he was still had making them back then one of these babies cost 5K.
Swedwater
SWEDEwater
The Elon musk of guitar's
stranberg is too expensive you can buy a custom made guitar thats better for that price.
The Elon musk of guitar building
Possibly the most uncomfortable neck to play! The back of the neck that is. Nothing ergonomic about that.
Every other guitar shapes are now just wrong.
Starting at $1500.00, makes this brand restrictive to a large segment of players. 🎶🎸
Stop smacking your tongue!!!!
he looks like a borderlands character
It's too bad he is asking an extraordinary amount of money for an Indonesian made instrument. I'd rather buy a Japanese or USA made guitar for the price he is asking for these instruments. No thanks!
I had to point out in my comment that it's really odd that he started building these because other brands were too expensive for him. Was very interested until I saw how ridiculously expensive they were. No thanks, Sweetwater.
They are made in Asia, but I can honestly say that quality, fit/finish, hardware, etc are on par with my USA PRS guitars
@@chadbouterse8617 Yes we are all aware that Indonesia is in Asia, however if you compare prices of other manufacturer's that build instruments in that country then you cannot justify pricing a guitar for more than $2k for a guitar built in that country. Japan yes, even MAYBE South Korea, not Indonesia.
An Ernie Ball music Man in America is priced average at around $3,000 this same guitar in UK is $4,000 is just a matter of perspective in the other hand you don’t have to buy it if you don’t like it THE END
@@TheSaintedOne same here. Really innovative in the neck shape specially.... but for that price you can get a luthier to built a custom guitar
Ah, the constant sound Ola is making with his tongue and teeth between the lines! I mean congratulations on making an amazing instrument, but that high pitched sound he is making all the time with his mouth got picked up pretty nicely every time by the mic! Good God!
It might have something to do with him speking a foreign language. It makes your mouth do extra work and produce more saliva. I know it happens to me.
Give him some water 🤦♂️
@@reminisce0208 too late now. It will iritate people for thousands of years into the future, maybe more.
... Way over priced for an Indonesian headless guitar ... 2500\3000 dollars ...
im all about headless guitars but ive never understood the whole heaviness factor that the headless designers throw out there when talking about other guitars. if you think that a headstock adds to much weight then you my friend are weak.
we will talk again once you left your bedroom and stand on a stage for weeks / months every night and having a guitar around your neck is your profession. I have seen guys complaining about the weight that you likely wouldn't dare to say this into their face. Also, even if someone is weak, than that's the way it is and he of course wants a lighter guitar. Who are you to call them out for that? Personally I never had issues with the weight of my instruments but I wouldn't have anything against a lighter one and it's a sure plus if it's well balanced.
@@hazardeur i said nothin about balance. just saying guitars arent heavy period. i know what heavy is. i work hard man.
@@hazardeur and at most its 5 hrs a day,,,so yea,,,weak or lazy is exactly the word for it
@@jeremydunn7444 big man. very strong. very big. uga uga
@@hazardeur Why are you so intimidated by someone's opinions? 😂
Ola Rules sewerwater drools.
Well apparently Ola disagrees with you because he went there and made this video and decided to enter a business relationship with them. 🤔
OVERPRICED?! Can somebody tell my why Strandberg is the ONLY company that sells made in China/Korea guitars for more than double the price than other companies that use the same factory?
Seriously, the price for those instruments is normally the price where you get a made in Japan, US or even made in Europe Instrument. Before Strandberg nobody would have bought a Korea/China guitar for that money. That's ridiculous.
I have two MIK Strandbergs and recently got myself a EBMM Majesty, honestly I was expecting the gap to be much much bigger. Country of production does not necessarily define quality in itself nowadays imo
Because it's not the same factory as others (and Strandberg's factory is in Indonesia, not China or Korea - but that really doesn't matter in the end). Because you can get a really high quality instrument out of any country in the world - and you can also get a shit instrument for a shitton of money from USA (yes I'm talking about Gibson).
Strandberg just pays more to have very rigorous QC that you don't get with el cheapo guitars coming out of Asia. That's all there's to it.