Apparently it also requires a Swiss bank account to purchase one.

The video would be even better if you had the guitar tuned.

Unfortunately, the company died today.

I like how he talks of the Swiss people and their ability to craft as if they were another race, such as Elves or Dwarves lol

A guitar body is a “BLOCK OF WOOD” no more no less cause that’s all you need. Why would anyone needlessly make it anymore complex unless they were solving an age old problem to which they aren’t. So WHY???

Why am I watching this ,I can't even play a single instrument

Why the battery in there?

Meanwhile, Gibson call themselves innovators for putting robotuners on 60 year old guitars.

What are you pulling over on me? I never wrote you any comment before!

This company gave me a link to have 4 American guitarists in my network (including Gwen Stefani's) "customize" guitars they would supposedly receive to help the brand expand, just 4, and now will not honor the offer but have all their addresses. The owner, instead of working with us, blocked us on LinkedIn so I have reported the company to Social Media sites and consumer affairs in the US and Switzerland so they may review all of the emails, especially current to new musicians. It's not Covid related, only 4 guitars, and we feel the company is offering new players the same link so able to deliver and not out of business. To block us as the solution - this all falls under false marketing.

Darrell, this is a fantastic video! I want to personally thank you for showcasing this guitar. Had I not seen this video, I may have never learned of this fantastic instrument. I was born in '52, and I got my very first guitar in 1965. Since then I have owned and played well over 100 guitars of different makes and models. But never in my life have I seen a guitar as innovative and exciting as the Relish. This even surpasses the great Travis Bean guitars of the '70s and '80s. Those had thru-body aluminum necks, and are, in my opinion, the best playing guitars I ever owned. The paradigm has shifted! When it comes to guitars, I finally feel like I'm living in the 21st century. The brands that I grew up loving...Fender, Gibson, Gretsch, and Rickenbacker have become stale and somewhat boring. They seem to be stuck in yesteryear, making the same old tired reissues over and over. Just how many more variants of Les Pauls, Strats, and Teles does the world need? I think we have enough of those already. That is why it is so encouraging to see a new company like Relish Guitars produce an instrument that is so revolutionary. It's a breath of fresh air! I feel lucky to have lived long enough to see this happen in my lifetime. Recently, I have been seriously contemplating buying another Gretsch Custom Shop guitar. I love Gretsch guitars! Especially the works of art that come from their custom shop. But, after seeing this and other videos on Relish Guitars, I have made up my mind to definitely purchase a Relish. I just have to decide whether I want the Jane or the Mary. I apologize for the long rant, but I wanted you know just how much this video changed the way I think about guitars. Sincerest gratitude, my friend!!!

Wow. Seems to sound far better than anything I ever heard. Super clean and clear! Very distinct change of sound with different pickups and pickup settings! Wonderful.

To be honest, I'm absolutely amazed at how regressive the guitar industry is. The kind of quality-of-life features that this instrument offers are stupidly simple, and couldn't possibly cost much more to manufacture. I realize that most guitarists don't want built-in digital effects like the Firebird X, but there are some basic adjustments like the magnet back cover and the easy-to-change pickup system that would make life easier for minimal cost.

It's great... But in my country it cost as much as 2003 Audi S6 quattro

I've stumbled across your videos on different occasions, and I've enjoyed every one! Thanks for your work.

This is amazing, i made something similar a couple years ago. I made 3 strats with quick interchangeable pickguards with different pickup setups, my setup was with velcro on the the back, you pull the pickguard out from the back and just put in one with a different setup. But mine was the entire pick guard and you couldn't change individual pickups and the output was attached to each pickguard so you couldnt keep playing like you did here. Truly amazing design!

edits my guitar wishlist

Not my thing at all but I love that some manufacturers are pushing design and functionality boundaries. Great vid

Maybe they should get an Italian guy to design the body.

Your videos where you play the Relish Guitar are what lead me to buy one for myself. So thank you for educating me on the different types of guitars available other than Fender, Gibson, etc