Why I'm Selling my Woodrite Warlord...

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11 ай бұрын

Is the Woodrite Warlord worth the hype? After owning this guitar for 6 months and recording an album with it, I dive into my opinions on the build quality, playability, options, and price. This is in no way sponsored or supported by anyone. This video is for the sole purpose of providing additional info on a guitar you wont normally find in a guitar store and demo. I want to be clear in saying I'm not bashing or putting down the guitar, but rather sharing why it unfortunately wasn't right for me.
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Intro: 0:00
Basic Specs: 1:10
PRO's-
1. Excellent Wood Selection/Grain Matching: 1:38
2. Unique Body Shape: 2:05
3. Stock Pickups Quality: 2:33
4. Variety of Color Options: 3:03
Clean Playthrough: 3:29
CON's-
1. No Case Included/Cost: 4:22
2. Q.C. Standards: 5:03
3. Hardware Quality/Tuning Stability: 5:40
4. Material Choice: 6:56
Overdriven Playthrough: 7:24
5. Body/Neck Size Imbalance: 9:02
6. Pickup Selector Location: 10:35
7. Strap Button Location/Neck Joint: 11:40
Final Thoughts: 13:50
Credits: 15:02

Пікірлер: 19

@GothicXlightning Күн бұрын

a thing of complete Gothic SG Devilry beauty

@sams.4388 Ай бұрын

Thank you for the honest review. These Warlords look incredible. The main thing that would bother me is the strap button location near the neck.

@BananaSplitBrain 8 ай бұрын

Not getting the guitar in a case was also a bummer for me, especially at this price. I cant really relate to the tuning stability. It took me a while to understand the locking tuners better, but now they work perfect. All other points seem to me as only personal preferences or flaws that might resolve simply by adjusting your playing to the guitar. I´d chose the Woodrite Warlord over any Gibson guitar I tried before and I tried quite a lot.

@chasenrainadventures2048 9 ай бұрын

Dang you weren’t kidding, you really got into it. Thanks for the info great video 🍦

@rocknroor 7 ай бұрын

Yo homes what's that purple head I looked is there video on it didn't see one

@justinerb3669 11 ай бұрын

If I ever see the gold burst on the used market I'm snatching it up and throwing new tuners and a bone nut on there!!

@sadnomad 9 ай бұрын

Nice playing man! all valid criticism and a good review

@gorlagOv 11 ай бұрын

I really like what they look like but I agree with what you’re saying. You should try a Les Paul modern if you sell it. They are pretty sick. The whole guitar industry is having problems with switches. They unfortunately have been really bad on import guitar’s lately. Cool video man keep em up.

@TheFoxcrusher 10 ай бұрын

tuners ill give you, the nut.....nuh uh, I've got 3 jacksons all plastic nuts, thats not a dirty word for me, killer well setup guitars.

@tonya4157 7 ай бұрын

If I wanted this body shape I'd find a nice used Yamaha. Or, buy a new SG Tribute for $300 less before they're gone.

@BCThunderthud 5 ай бұрын

I was hoping this situation would raise the value of my VW Garagemaster but no such luck, yet. It's got built-in distortion and a seatbelt strap. Still selling for $2-300.

@rmmancham9137 7 ай бұрын

Thanks for commenting on the neck

@Brian-oq1rj 11 ай бұрын

Where are you selling it? I’d be interested.

@hamcheesecola 10 ай бұрын

Woodrite Warlord 2022 Tobacco Burst reverb.com/item/73087085?

@liaa5655 6 ай бұрын

i think there is an other big problem ! these are set up to c standard and 12's ! i know there is the doom standard and that is the doom guitar but i think thats fucked up the versatility. what if you want to put on nines and rock led zepp all day long, or 10"s and play some drop d melvins shit or just need a lespaultype guitar to play blues or jazz, the nut is set up and filed to 12s so you need to be correct this with a luthier which cost you extra cash and this guitar is alredy 1500 so i think they should be set up to some standard or asked to what the customer wants because this guitars kind of limited pre order shit anyway!

@timeagan893 10 ай бұрын

Sir ...Obviously every time you whack your strings behind the nut you run the risk of knocking yourself out of tune because nuts are not often cut perfect and pressure/slack can build up behind the nut and stress can accumulate and inadvertently be relived as you hit the strings behind the nut....a expertly cut nut (by a great luthier) and some choice of lubrication can help....but I'm afraid every time you give the neck a good "SHOCK" it's a safe bet you'll go out of tune.....Just saying