A brief history and guide to modern Bacchus Guitars!

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Over the last few years we've dedicated a few videos to Momose and Seventy Seven Guitars who are both made by Deviser in Nagano, Japan - however I've never gone over Bacchus which was the first electric guitar brand from that factory. Today is all things Bacchus!
More information on both available and discontinued guitars -
www.deviser.co.jp/bacchusguitars
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0:00 Intro Jam
1:00 Intro
1:30 Quick history on the brand
3:23 Overview of each tier of modern Bacchus Guitars
5:02 Perhaps a refresh is coming?
6:42 Wrapping things up
8:00 Idol Outro

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@kmatax9237 Ай бұрын

I have 4 bacchus handmade guitars and completely agree with you. Awesome guitars. The global stuff when i first got into bacchus was made in philipines and had some cool looking mango wood guitars. The new ones that look like les pauls are cool looking, i think there even was a flying v with telecaster pickups not long ago. If you look at some used momose prices, its crazy how good deal they are!

@bciecko1 Ай бұрын

Those are the values to look for, the under the radar kind of models. Very rad.

@Bagledog5000 Ай бұрын

I’ve got two of the global series from the Philippines, a Tele and Strat style, both are great guitars. The hardware seems to hold up better as far as wear and corrosion compared to similarly priced Pacificas that I have. Good pups, resonant bodies, good necks. I did replace the trem block on the Strat style but that’s all. On the Tele I went with a Fralin pup in the bridge to match the p90 output better. Best bang for the buck IMO, the gig bags are decent too. There’s a Momose offset at a local music store that’s incredibly beautiful, I just may have to get it.

@IanNorsworthy Ай бұрын

An awesome guitar! I know it's actually blue, but i the video looks very 'Audiomo' brand appropriate colour, look and tone wise :) also a lovely explanation/brief insight into the history and model variations and lovely tones and playing as ever!

@MrAntpre Ай бұрын

Tks a lot. This was really timely as I had recently search info on bacchus and I was really confused with their line up and the country of origin of their guitars. Did you have the opportunity to test the global series ? How does it compare to similar range of guitars (fender player, sire...) ? And by the way I find the "handmade instrument " written on their headstock very misleading ! Thanks a lot

@S.Lang7 Ай бұрын

Love your videos! Couple years ago, I saw one of these “handcrafted in Japan” for a super reasonable price in mint condition, but I could not find any info on it. All I found were made in China, so I passed on it, mainly because I thought it it`s probably a fake 😊Well, now I know.

@debhart4302 Ай бұрын

Nice guitar! Love the color too!

@seanzinger Ай бұрын

How in the world did Dortmund make the Champions league final?

@randrothify Ай бұрын

Very nice instrument! I wanted to purchase a Japan-made Tikal Love Rock. Do you know any way to identify which ones are made in Japan and whether the woods, hardware, electronics, and finishes (i.e. nitro) are similar to a USA-made Gibson? I would prefer to buy new rather than used but I haven’t seen any Japanese dealers listing anything other than used and based on the prices they look like they are Chinese-made. Nothing wrong with that but if that’s the case I might as well just buy an Epiphone and avoid the hassle of shipping, duties, and unknown construction and component quality.