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@HeartYougdda 11 сағат бұрын
Amazing guitar like your review! You are for sure one of the BEST web reviewer
@appetiteforguitar 10 сағат бұрын
Thank you! That's super appreciated. Keep rockin' 🤘🎸
@HeartYougdda 8 сағат бұрын
@@appetiteforguitar Do you think there is much difference between the Epiphone Les Paul Studio and the Epiphone Les Paul Classic? Which one do you prefer?
@appetiteforguitar 7 сағат бұрын
For me I like the Studio. The specs of the two guitars are very similar, but there are some key differences: 1) The Studio has what Epiphone call Ultra Modern weight relief. So in general Studios should be lighter than the Classic. I like to stand up so that's great for long hours of practice. 2) The Studio does not have the binding that the Classic has. The binding looks nice, but without it the Studio actually has a slightly more rounded feel to the neck which I like. 3) The Classic has phase switching on the pickups and the Studio does not. So the Classic could potentially have more tonal versatility. But they both do have split coil modes. Overall, they are both very good guitars. A lot is down to personal preference. Hope that helps!
@Tonetwisters 2 күн бұрын
Four zero steel wool. Cover the pickups with masking tape. No need to remove the neck. Wipe off the board after the steel wool. Hit it with some oil let it set. Wipe off or add more as needed. VERY simple.
@Chimp_No_1 2 күн бұрын
Really interesting and honest video ! I’m glad that I am subscribed !
@appetiteforguitar 2 күн бұрын
Thank you! I put a lot of work in and really enjoy making these videos so that means a lot! Keep rockin' 🎸🤘
@user-qn1tw4nk1e 3 күн бұрын
Yeah I have 2021 high end Epiphones they smoke the Older one JC Curliegh Restored Epiphone back to premium in 2019 2020 epiphone was never meant to be a budget brand in the first place and they weren't until Norlin ruined them in 1976 that ended with JC Curliegh get use to it Gibson fanboys your bs is long over I suggest you use your computer more for research instead of self opinionated BS and straight up lying lying only gets you caught in your own BS..
@PluckyDuck-7 4 күн бұрын
Thank you very informative. I am always considering why I would want to by a MiM Fender Strat. I use a PAC112 and don't see the need, unless there is some "magic" with Strats about them, which there does seem to be, giving their following. But I struggle to see myself not just getting a higher spec PAC... The PAC112 has higher quality pickups - mine is quite. So I think the PAC112 would be a closer comparison to a Strat and still more than half the price of a MiM Strat. As far as a cheaper Fender (Squire) - after playing a PAC, I wouldn't even consider it.
@appetiteforguitar 4 күн бұрын
The Yamaha range are great guitars. It sounds like you have a really good one for sure. I use my Yamaha here and there for fun. The more and more I play guitar, it becomes very clear that the most important thing is one's own ability on the instrument. As long as the instrument plays well and sounds basically decent, the focus is better placed on practice and enjoyment than the next guitar. I have got caught in that loop too many times! The Fender is brilliant too... But there are x2 guitars I play and use for practice every day at the moment which are relatively cheap 1. An Ibanez 421PB 2. A modified Squier Affinity (I switched the neck out for a much chunkier profile). The reason I use those is because they are very light and incredibly easy to play. I can stand up for hours to get good playing posture with little fatigue. I have various other guitars for slightly different sounds and for variety... and more reviews/comparisons incoming. I should really do a 'Squier vs Yamaha' video at some point if that's of interest.
@jetwoman10001 4 күн бұрын
I am a petite woman, not a beginner, who finally discovered the Epiphone Les Paul Power Players. Very satisfied with comfort, playability, sound quality. What you call beginner guitars may be 25.5 scale length and 7-8 pounds not light weight for some of us. I struggled for years to find something that worked for me because the information just wasn't out there.
@appetiteforguitar 4 күн бұрын
That sounds great you got something which suits - I've not tried the Power Players, but I need to give them a whirl. The lightest guitars I own here are the Ibanez and the Squier Affinity. Both are a bit under 6lbs from memory. But yes, 25.5 inch scale length. The Mustang is 24 inch scale length, but is a little heavier, more like 7.5lbs give or take. My heaviest guitar is a Les Paul which is 9.7lbs! That can get tiring. None of the guitars in the video are that heavy by far. I play and practice standing up so I always gravitate to the Squier and the Ibanez for day-to-day practice. I love the others, but for long sessions they win. One of the lightest guitars I've tried so far would probably be a Strandberg. I haven't got one yet... but if it's good enough for Plini! Another light guitar is an SG. They're usually thin mahogany and some of the lightest guitars around. Oh, and the Hofner Shorty which is really really light... 4lbs 4oz... it's a bit weird but worth checking out! I reviewed that one here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oMeJoNWC3dKrpp8.htmlsi=9XWqYIg7ndT5Lubf
@jetwoman10001 4 күн бұрын
@@appetiteforguitar Thanks for the reply! The Power Players is 5 lbs 3 oz. So that's manageable. I usually play seated. Its weird that my Tylor T5z has a scale length of 24.75 yet its fine. I like the Power Players but up the neck at fret 14 plus the frets are close, even for me, my hands are small adult. My Taylor is more comfortable up there by far. I think there are tradeoffs to each one. Happy hunting!
@ireallydntknow 6 күн бұрын
It cones with emg's?
@appetiteforguitar 6 күн бұрын
Yes
@ireallydntknow 6 күн бұрын
@@appetiteforguitar what no it doesn't lol it comes with roswell pickups lol
@ireallydntknow 6 күн бұрын
@@appetiteforguitar I looked it up
@appetiteforguitar 6 күн бұрын
There are different versions of this guitar. You have found the cheaper version. The version in the video has EMGs. It's called the Harley Benton EX-84 Modern EMG VW. Look it up again on Thomann and you will find it. It's a great guitar.
@ireallydntknow 6 күн бұрын
@@appetiteforguitar oooo
@whiterat1977 8 күн бұрын
Going to take your word for it and order one soon cos I love the look - I have a 2 Gibson Juniors and a Gibson Custom and never totally got the hype for the money - prefer my Tokai LP Custom to play and hoping this new Epiphone is equally as good
@appetiteforguitar 7 күн бұрын
Nice, I hope it works out! I also did a deep dive comparison of the new Studio vs a Studio made in Korea in 1998 you might enjoy: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p7F_opWmppq5iKs.html
@matthewdebartolo6692 9 күн бұрын
It's good guitar?
@appetiteforguitar 9 күн бұрын
Yes, very nice! I'll try and post a review when I can. It has quite a slim neck. It has a very big, full sound.
@matthewdebartolo6692 9 күн бұрын
Can you give me some information? I read that the top is laminate and not solid. Do the mechanics hold up well? info on action and key protrusion? A thousand thanks
@appetiteforguitar 8 күн бұрын
I think it's laminate mahogany. The electrics and tuners are very good. No issues there. The action on this one is very low. I was surprised at how low the action was out the box. It's a relatively inexpensive guitar, but feels and sounds like a much more premium instrument. It's very easy to play. Really happy with it.
@matthewdebartolo6692 8 күн бұрын
@@appetiteforguitarPerfect. so you didn't need to take it to the luthier? Are the keys good or do they come out and remain a little sharp as the hand slides? Thank you
@appetiteforguitar 8 күн бұрын
It didn't need a luthier. Very smooth frets. It was already set up great from the box.
@Cristian-ov2se 10 күн бұрын
Las Pacificas 012 y 112 j tienen electronica generica con pickups de ceramica a nivel de Squier Affinity pero con mejor construccion en eĺ caso de la 112j ya en la 112 v encontramos capsulas de alnico V que mejora mucho la calidad a pesar que todas las pacificas suenan bien y su construccion es optima
@ChangoGuitarras 11 күн бұрын
Gran comparación amigo, like!!!
@appetiteforguitar 11 күн бұрын
Muchissimas gracias! 🎸😎
@akasgsvirgil9503 12 күн бұрын
Epiphones are well made, affordable guitars. They're made from affordable materials with excellent craftsmanship in countries where skilled workers haven't figured out their skills are worth a lot more than $3/day. Now, what don't you see? Epiphones that are over 30 years old. Why? Because Gibson and Epiphone DO NOT shop for their materials at the same stores. Its really that simple. Will you get your money out of an Epiphone? Yes. Are they collectible? No. Any questions?
@ByTheSpirit84 13 күн бұрын
I'm not sure Epiphone is getting worse, but they are DEFINITELY getting more expensive. I'm not paying $1600 for an Epiphone when I can get a Gibson for less than that.
@appetiteforguitar 13 күн бұрын
For sure, I got myself a nice Gibson LP for much less than that - I'm going to review and pitch that against an Epiphone very soon in a video. I'm thinking probably doing the Gibson Vs the Epi Studio and/or the Epi Slash, which is more expensive and pretty close to cheap Gibson price. I do like a good Epiphone, but some of the prices leave me a bit stunned too... but is it justified if the guitar is THAT good...? Hmmm. In a way, if an Epi is Gibson prices, and the labor is much cheaper, then the guitar must be incredible. There's also inflation, the fact there's more artist signature models, the expertise of the labor regardless of where they are based.... lots of reasons things are changing. It's a complex discussion so a I think a proper video on the subject is in order... Keep rockin'!
@ByTheSpirit84 13 күн бұрын
@@appetiteforguitar good points, lots to consider for sure. Looking forward to it
@marccarter1350 13 күн бұрын
Current Ep casino, made ok, decent wood, fretboard, frets, neck, headstock. Everything else, cheap Chinese non braded junk, replaced it all
@jeromejackson3632 15 күн бұрын
Ill go crazy like a kid in a candy store
@appetiteforguitar 14 күн бұрын
Very easy to do! 🎸
@ernestojr.angeles9707 15 күн бұрын
How is the comfort level at the higher frets? Is the bolt neck joint not a pain to work with? 😊
@appetiteforguitar 14 күн бұрын
Nice and comfy, never had issues on this one re the higher frets. Bolt on neck is good really, it's easy to work on as can be dettached to clean/work on frets etc if desired without risk of damaging the body area. I did a video which shows the difference when cleaning the fretboard here which you might find useful: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fKimebukqpa5eJ8.html
@charlesb7831 15 күн бұрын
I'm just going to give my 2 cents as comments not what others should do. I have a 2004 Zakk Wylde Epiphone Les Paul and I had a Gibson 2010 Studio Artic white with the Ebony fingerboard, so a really nice version of the Gibson Studio. I bought both new, not used. The 2010 Gibson i left stock except I installed better tunes and I always backstring the taistop so I had an extra tailstop for it. I'm a huge Zakk Wylde fan so keep that in mind. First thing I did to the Epiphone was installed and tusk nut, made a huge difference for note clarity and a bit of sustain. I installed the EMG Zakk Wylde pickup set, but wired the batteries for 18V instead of 9V. I also sanded all the clear finish off the neck and sealed it with proper Oil. Recently I have literally wore out the tunes and installed a set of Ratio tuners. All that being said I sold the Gibson about 2 years ago because it was a case queen. Was always worried about chipping it etc. The Epiphone is more a work horse and beat the crap out of it with no worries. For sound, the Gibson for some reason was to bright sounding for me , it did have the weight relief cuts in the body as well, which always felt weird to me. The Epiphone is a tank, I swear mine is closer to the 9lbs mark lol. Both guitars I actually copper foil shielded so grounding was great on both. The neck on the Epiphone felt better to me over the Gibson, even though I preferred the Ebony over the Rosewood on the Epiphone. The neck shape was much better and much faster playing then the Gibson. My Epiphone always stays in tune even when it had the Grover tuners, the Ratio one's are absolutely amazing! I just found the Epiphone checked the boxes more of the Gibson for me. Yes I obviously put more into the Epiphone, but playability alone with the neck was way better, even though I prefer the Ebony. Sound wise , I really didn't like the sound of that Studio, again just to bright for me. I have a guitar with the Indian Laural fingerboard and I can tell you the dry out alot and have to keep up with Oiling them. Out my 8 guitars it always needs more maintenance then any of my Ebony fingerboard and definitely more then my Rosewood one's. I will say I couldn't believe how much clear finish they put on the Epiphone was ridiculous , I swear it was like taking off 3/32 of finish lol. But once removed and Oiled you can't beat it lol. Frets were ever better on the Epiphone for some reason. Never had issues with the Epiphone at all the Gibson had Fret sprout a couple times. Now I live in Central Canada so the temperature swing is nuts. From -45C in winter to +35C in the summer and the Epiphone doesn't care, it just works. The Gibson had the typical tuning issues and the Epiphone didn't. Kinda long, sorry about that, but that was my experience between those two even though the Gibson should have been better, it wasn't for me and I kept the Epiphone, I sold the Gibson and bought a Kramer Dave Sabo signature model in place of it and that's an Amazing guitar in its self!
@appetiteforguitar 14 күн бұрын
Oh, I need to check out the Kramer! I have a Gibson Faded I'm going to do a review on too. Like you say, mine is the same regarding the brightness. It is much brighter than than the Epi. The sound is more different than I would have thought. Both nice... and worth keeping both lol. That's how I'm justifying an expanding collection anyway 😅
@bluwng 15 күн бұрын
You are right about the string angle towards the headstock.
@appetiteforguitar 15 күн бұрын
Yeah, I was suprised when I saw that. Until you put them next to each other it's not that obvious. But then when you do, the new headstock looks really big in comparison and the angle is more acute as a result. Looks nice though!
@jimyounger9490 15 күн бұрын
Epiphone is a great guitar and I plan on getting the es 355 , the 58 korina explorer , the Les Paul custom inspired by Gibson custom shop one. Yeah these are bad ass guitars today !!
@appetiteforguitar 15 күн бұрын
Wow, that's a cool selection of guitars!
@bradleyclosson5042 15 күн бұрын
I used to like Les Paul's before I knew they suck.
@appetiteforguitar 14 күн бұрын
Harsh lol
@mofomartianp 13 күн бұрын
Lol, I used to hate them before I realized they rule.
@thedonal 15 күн бұрын
Nice video! Just a note- what you're pointing out as weight relief is actually the routing for the wires from the pickups and switch to the control cavity. This is on all Les Pauls, due to the switch location. The weight relief chambering will be hidden behind the top. I love my 97 Korean Black Beauty 3 Pickup- it's been gigged to death.. Mine benefitted hugely from a Gotoh bridge- really added life and sustain to the sound. Just rewired it too and it's sounding better than ever. Heavy as hell, but a great guitar.
@appetiteforguitar 15 күн бұрын
Thanks! I can relate... my Epi Traditional is going towards 4.5kg which is a fair bit after some hours of standing! I thought the rout looked quite a bit larger on the new Epi so assumed it was part of the chambering. Guitar Max sawed thru a LP once. I'm not sure I'm brave enough to do it and check the exact routing... but never say never! The '97 Black Beauty is a lovely guitar. Keep rockin' 🤘🎸
@auntjenifer7774 15 күн бұрын
I don't know ! I have a new 2022 inspired by Gibson epiphone les paul gold top traditional pro iv and it's pretty awesome ! I also have a regular 2014 cardinal red les paul standard and it's awesome as well but the 2008 Epiphone SG prophecy is a dead copy of Gibson sg standard 2017 down to the neck shape and light weight mahogany so id say the older the best in my case but there's no way i just got lucky as I've never bought a bunk Epiphone guitar, they all were good! I played the new Epiphone les paul customs and they are pretty freaking nice but i won't pay $800+ for em since i remember they were only $500 not too long ago, that and the fact Dean are beating Epiphone at the same price no problem ! Do yourself a favor if you want a killer guitar for under $600 you can get a Dean 1980 series brand new or a used select series and have 100% Perfect guitar in every way, they blow Gibsons away so they beat the crap out of Epiphone ! I think that Gibson knows that and that's why they sued Dean !
@appetiteforguitar 15 күн бұрын
I'll have to check the Dean out for sure! I know of the Bolero which I've heard good things about. Ah, the SG! I haven't got one by Epi or Gibson yet... but I've got my eye out for one. I have the original Epi Traditional Pro - v.cool guitar - I did a review of that one you might enjoy: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jNeSfMyGyaiYimg.htmlsi=jcu6zZRLgKmMeKuP
@Johnwick-ed7vo 16 күн бұрын
Ummm not saying that you don't have a great Epiphone, but in my personal experience, old beats new dang near every time, I work at Sweetwater in Indiana, we set them up before we put them on the floor, because so many come in with crappy feet work, sometimes wires need reattached, and necks often have to be adjusted, and let's face it, it's a personal opinion but at the price people pay, they deserve a bone nut, also intonenation has to be adjusted, I sincerely hope other places have better than our area, but have to say I doubt it. I could have any ax I want, but I play a 250 dollar axe and invest in a great amp. Did not have to do anything but adjust the neck slightly and of course new strings. Sorry dude I just see to much
@appetiteforguitar 15 күн бұрын
Interesting... the box was open when I bought mine, so it's very possible it had a decent set up. When a guitar is shipped across the world from the factory, you would hope a lot of shops would do a set up. My old one was ok when I got it. As a used buy, cheaper than new and a great guitar still. Assuming a good set up, to me, they both sound and play awesome. My Epi Special II was a bit of a different story... that's a guitar that could do with upgrades. There are some pretty significant look and feel differences like the body thickness, pots etc on the Studios. I had wanted to sell one, but I think doing this video has made me enjoy them more... I think I'll end up selling something else! The Slash I briefly mention in the video is also good (not perfect), but maybe the shops near me are doing good set ups before they even reach a consumer's hands. To be fair, it's great to hear Sweetwater do that due diligence. Keep rockin' 🤘
@samarth1906 15 күн бұрын
I think the reasons old guitars (15+ years) tend to be better than new ones is that only the best of the best manufactured back then actually survive to this day. So the average distribution of quality is likely to be higher for old guitars than newer ones but this depends on quite a few factors like quality standards today vs then, the lifetime of a good vs bad "old" guitar etc. Older guitars are also more likely to have had work done on them just because of their age and imo a good setup (frets, action, truss rod) is rlly what meaningfully differentiates guitars in different price brackets today..
@appetiteforguitar 16 күн бұрын
What you think of new vs old Epiphone guitars? Great to hear your views!
@auntjenifer7774 15 күн бұрын
The new pickups did sound better but it's hard to tell which guitar is better with out being able the play em and such.
@appetiteforguitar 15 күн бұрын
Very true! In practice the necks and playability are remarkably similar for two guitars separated by 25 years or so. Personal preference is a big factor - I like the chunky body of the new one and having split coils... but I love the old one too.
@charlesb7831 15 күн бұрын
I tend to prefer older guitars, however that being said, the new Gibson modern series are really sweet. I kind of got away from "Traditional Guitars " ie. Gibson Les Paul and Fender strat. I realized that I just prefer the late 80's and 90's shredder guitars so keep that in mind with my responses. I think so.e of the newer Gibson and Epiphone are really nice. Where I'm having issues is with Richlight fingerboard and the Indian Laural stuff and constant fret sprout going on. I have an 1989 Kramer Nightswan Aztec, Peavey v-type exp that I replaced everything on lol. Kramer Dave Sabo signature, Zakk Wylde Epiphone 2004, Kramer Dave Sabo 2021, 1996 Hamer Californian, Fender Squire Jim Rroot model, 1998ish Jackson and a Spector bass. I just have les issues with these guitars, 5 of them are Floyd Rose guitars. I think people, including myself get sorta trained/brainwashed into thinking that if your not playing a Gibson or Fender your not a great player kinda thing. My next on my list is and ESP/LTD, the craftsmanship is outstanding. I like real woods, not fake stuff like say Richlight stuff, shielding is usually something I always do myself so I don't worry about that anyway. I find with say , Indian Laural that is higher maintenance and the companies are starting to use it alot more. I'm an Ebony fingerboard kinda guy personally and people use to tell me those were high maintenance, not compared to the Laural. I do find aged , old wood has stabilized and just less work. Again this is just an opinion, not what I think others should do. It took me too many years to realize that you don't need say a Traditional Gibson or Fender collection lol. I'll say my 1989 Kramer Nightswan sounds better than a Gibson Les Paul, has the same scale length and had big bottom end and plays absolutely effortlessly. Just my opinion once again lol.
@appetiteforguitar 14 күн бұрын
Interesting... the Kramer NightSwan seems to be having a bit of a revival... with blue polka dots! The neck pup is kind of set back towards the bridge more than most by the looks of it. Intriguing guitar for sure.
@charlesb7831 14 күн бұрын
@appetiteforguitar The rereleased Nightswan is nothing like the original, not even close. The rereleased one is a nice guitar on its own, I wish they would have just named it something else. I was really excited, thinking I could have another, then I played the new one and the neck is completely different. The original Nightswan has an R1 nut and the new one is an R2. The profile is completely different as well. That's why I bought the Kramer Dave Sabo signature and was looking at the SM1 as well. All fantastic in their own right, I was just disappointed they trying using the original name and it's not like the original. The pickups are different as well. The original Nightswan had a Seymour Duncan Fullshred in the bridge and a JB in the neck. The new one has 2 JBs. The new Kramer's are super nice and I think overlooked. With the Dave Sabo one, is essentially a reverse headstock Beretta with a nice paint job and a hotter pickup. Hope that gives you some insight on them lol.
@jackflash5659 17 күн бұрын
How much did it cost?
@appetiteforguitar 16 күн бұрын
These are about £150 to £200 usually, give or take. About the same in USD or Euros.
@christoguichard4311 17 күн бұрын
I've just bought a used one of these in the camouflage "Anarchy" livery, and after coming from a strat and a les paul...it DID sound a bit "characterless", but I soon realised that I was coming to it wrongly. I EXPECTED strat or les paul tones....just out of the box. The trick is to use the tone and volume pots to vary the tone. If you roll back the tone on the bridge, you get much closer to a les paul. Whereas...roll it full on and turn the coil tap on...and you are in telecaster territory. On the neck pick up...tone full on for blues...tone half off and volume knocked back, and it is actually really good for jazz. I was going to send it back...but I've really grown to like it. Funnily enough...I had that exact same PRS before the Vintage! I actually wasn't keen on the PRS tbh...a bit "meh" 😊
@appetiteforguitar 16 күн бұрын
Cool, I have a bit of a soft spot for the Vintage. It feels awesome to play. The one in the video is super slick and fast and low action. Very nice. Underrated guitars overall. The camo one is fun! I ended up selling this one to help fund others... but I have thought about getting it again.... I miss it! I think it comes in purple and a Floyd Rose too which would be interesting to get hold of. Keep rockin'! Please think about subbing if you like this kind of thing. Doing guitar videos all the time, plenty more to come... keep rockin' 🤘
@barryjenkins3260 21 күн бұрын
Actually the secret to keeping a strat in tune is lubrication. I mix Vaseline with powdered graphite
@SimonRobinson137 21 күн бұрын
This is really interesting. I have a Pacifica 112J and when I noodled in the guitar shop, the manager was surprised to like it more than the somewhat higher-priced Squire Strat I was also trying out but which was still in my price range.
@appetiteforguitar 21 күн бұрын
The Pacifica is a winner no doubt. The Pacifica has a very different sound and feel to either a Fender or Squier. They all have a lot to offer in different ways. Cool guitars. Keep rockin 🎸🤘
@PizzaSlices2000 22 күн бұрын
PRS is a beauty
@Yettibuhayat 23 күн бұрын
it sucks guys, truly, i used it for a year but it so bad that i get a job and with that money i bought a epiphone les paul studio
@appetiteforguitar 22 күн бұрын
The Special can be ok I think... but needs a few upgrades to made it really good. I agree the Studio is massively better. I did a full review of the new Studio you might enjoy: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brKqqap6tbiYnYk.html
@joshbruks 23 күн бұрын
Love that model❤
@appetiteforguitar 23 күн бұрын
Same! I've been using it to jam even today. It's really nice to play, very inspiring. I've got a comparison of this vs my 1998 Korean LP Studio incoming too. Keep rockin' 🤘🎸
@joshbruks 23 күн бұрын
@@appetiteforguitar great! I'll be waiting
@joshbruks 23 күн бұрын
Beautiful 🎉🎉
@appetiteforguitar 23 күн бұрын
Thank you! Cheers! If you're interested, full review here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brKqqap6tbiYnYk.htmlsi=HCbXlVZkXWl0a3K3
@user-cz1lv4bz5f 25 күн бұрын
Would you recommend this as a first amp? I’ll use it as my practice amp but I travel a lot so I want something I can take with me.
@appetiteforguitar 24 күн бұрын
Yes, it's small and light. It sounds good and is battery powered too so is practical. I posted a full length review here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rp9ngJV7yMupdok.html
@user-cz1lv4bz5f 24 күн бұрын
@@appetiteforguitar thanks a lot
@antoniorinaldi784 25 күн бұрын
Nice. I got a question. I have the opporunity to acquire either this one, ir the AFD, or a 90's korean epiphone studio ? Since you own all 3 models what would be your pick and your ranking? They are all similarly priced. Thank you
@appetiteforguitar 25 күн бұрын
No worries, glad you enjoyed it. Great question! The Special is good fun, but to get the most from it, it could do with upgrading pickups and tuners. So that leaves AFD and the Studio. Studio has the set neck (rather than bolt on of AFD) and a bit more control of the sounds thanks to the extra tone and volume knob. It arguably has a bit more nuance in the tone and can slip from jazzy warmth to punchy hard rock with ease. The AFD is still great though and is awesome for it's nice crunchy clear tone. It still sounds good for clean tones, but maybe just sounds a little bit less warm than the Studio when clean. Both are great choices. It's worth considering the latest generation of Studio too. Full review of that one here and I've got a deep dive comparison of the 90s Studio vs the new Studio coming up soon: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brKqqap6tbiYnYk.html
@antoniorinaldi784 25 күн бұрын
@@appetiteforguitar thank you
@dadkingcoffey8333 26 күн бұрын
The gibson smokehouse burst looks so much better
@appetiteforguitar 25 күн бұрын
The Gibson is a beauty for sure. I think the Epi holds it own and is pretty gorgeous too. Keep rockin' 🎸🤘
@cosmiccomedy7394 27 күн бұрын
Definitely one of my favorites from John...so much emotion. What a great song.
@ozflyer1 28 күн бұрын
NO LES PAUL NEEDS SHEILDING
@appetiteforguitar 26 күн бұрын
Ah... it's a debate that keeps going. At least it's one element to take out of the mix when problem solving any noise issues. With humbuckers at home it shouldn't make a lot of difference on the whole, but there's loads of forums talking about the pros and cons so I won't write an essay here about it. These days if everything is wired up and grounded properly it shouldn't be an issue. There's a video here about the type of issue it can help with (and there are various others): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/adWnf7KU17XTgp8.html
@XOAliciaMarie 28 күн бұрын
I just found out how to connect to my neighbors sound bar upstairs because they aren’t stopping the sound bar past 10 PM despite how many times the leasing office has told them to turn it down… So now I’m compiling a few KZfaq shorts audio only sounds in a folder with quick access because I’m now paired to their sound bar It actually worked last night when they woke me up again and I played Garth Brooks friends in low places super loud and I could hear it in my apartment !
@fc7424 Ай бұрын
The Yamaha sounds better
@DG5466 Ай бұрын
They are great guitars easy to play with the thin C shape neck, actually I find my fingers flying around the neck, more so than with my strat. I can play a variety of styles with this axe, from Carter scratch, bluegrass and metal and blues
@appetiteforguitar Ай бұрын
Nice, keep rockin' 🤘🎸
@adityadigga7466 Ай бұрын
Price plss
@appetiteforguitar Ай бұрын
I just had a look and there's a used one on Reverb for £250 in perfect condition, but it looks like there might be cheaper ones with a few dings and bumps etc. It's a nice bass.
@j7cc Ай бұрын
This has made me think, Maybe? Why not? Thanks!
@appetiteforguitar Ай бұрын
No worries... it's a fun guitar. Great base for mods. Nice even without. Keep rockin' 🤘🎸
@barshivan Ай бұрын
Bro i want to buy one of these and it seems pretty well but in turkey economy is not very good so one of these are 18000 turkish liras it makes like 650 dolars now my question is if i buy one of these can i use it more than 2 years and is ist worth the price because this will be mine First electric guitar and i want to buy something good
@appetiteforguitar Ай бұрын
That's about the same price in the UK. Yes, it's a great guitar. Well worth it. I have had a bunch of other guitars and this is one of my favourites. I won't be selling it. As a beginner, for you, it's good that you are considering getting something of this level. It is a guitar you could have well beyond two years. It is an excellent quality instrument. It should give you a lot of enjoyment.
@danielquijas5313 Ай бұрын
Mine has Grover tuners
@aminahmed2220 Ай бұрын
Absolutely fantastic have a wonderful day ❤😊
@appetiteforguitar Ай бұрын
Thank you! You too!
@vestersell Ай бұрын
bro really thinks he’s johnny cash
@aristideregnier4883 Ай бұрын
thanks dude
@appetiteforguitar Ай бұрын
No worries!
@Redleg383 Ай бұрын
Terrific thorough review. Not too many other reviews would have taken off the pickups and showed the actual measurements.
@appetiteforguitar Ай бұрын
Thanks, it means a lot. I try to be as detailed as I can. Really glad you enjoyed it!
@josealcocer7373 Ай бұрын
The definitive korg ax1g tutorial all over youtube. Thanks
@appetiteforguitar Ай бұрын
Much appreciated, glad it's helpful! Keep rockin'
@josealcocer7373 16 күн бұрын
Wich one of axg1 presets would you recommend me to play lead guitar solos?
@appetiteforguitar 16 күн бұрын
@@josealcocer7373 Jimi is a good one - it's got the wah on it so it's fun! There's one I think called Satch too which is cool.