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Yes it is!

I since sold it, so didn't think ahead.

look at video around 4 minute mark, on the top , beside neck, wood has wore through the fist layer and you can see that the wood grain running 90 degrees to the rest of the top grain, so would tell me its a layer top

@macses Nice, I actually found this guitar in marketplace for only $70 In mint condition

@@marshall8756 nice find!

Good job keeping awake long enuf to watch, haha not the most riveting music theory subject

What he's trying to say . A. A chord is basically three (or more notes ) played at same time. B. These notes can be found all over the fretboard in clusters across the strings . C. If you play a chord like C major the notes are C E G . D. Draw a map of the fretboard and draw where those notes are . E. Play some of the shapes you find .these will all be C major chord. F. You will recognise the C chord near the nut of the guitar ( it's the most known C chord shape) G. If you progress up the guitar to find the C chords you will see the C chord takes the shapes of all the other open chords( C,A,G,E,D) you learn when you play the guitar . Find the C A G E D SHAPES Now that you see C chord everywhere along the guitar fretboard and you realise they look like the open chords first taught you realise you can play every chord anywhere on the fretboard location instead of having to only play the open chords . This is useful because A. It makes playing easier and less jumpy B. Offers different timbers of sound for the same chord C. Makes it easier to play melody and base styles of music as less difficult on fingers .

Because a chord is defined at a minimum of being three notes from its own scale you only really need three strings to define or imply that chord in music. You will see many higher level players just playing three strings or so as this allows for more space in the band . Less clutter . You can always add more notes if you want a fuller sound .

Persevere, rewind, replay. Write it down if you are a visual learner for this is the basis of so much intermediate guitar playing. Also, look for videos on triads (3 note chords). It'll open up your fingerboard 👍

I no longer own, seems I asked that same question and I think it was.

haha good one man thanks

Thanks Jimmy, appreciate your comments

It can be confusing figuring out this stuff sometime, glad the video could help.

Great! glad I could help.

Yes, I dont see the lights anymore, just the LED readout.

Good to hear your enjoying, decent guitar IMO

Thank you so much ! more to come

I did add some different P90s, double stacked Wilkinsons, I like. I was playing it tonight and thought to myself, great lil guitar

For easy playing Martin silk and steel custom 11.5

Hey thanks for asking, yes indeed I see no reason why not !

Sorry, I since sold the guitar, did not keep model info

Thanks 8140 hope it works for you

No I do not have any tab at the moment, but may work on it in the future. Thanks for asking.

thanks, works well!

Hi, thank you for the positive comment, glad it can help!

Thank you, it's the way I process it my mind, but actually it's a little more complex what is going on there. Since I made the video there is a more correct explanation, but hey this works and gets us to understand it in a way that works for the song.

www.guitarprinciples.com/the-principles-of-correct-practice-for-guitar/. great book, covers a lot on tension, slow- no tempo practice, muscle memory, great for all areas of improvement when comes to playing guitar mechanics, was my bible when learning and still reflect on teachings with every thing I do on guitar.

Just saw your question, light on the strumming hand exercise , might with to a lighter pick on acoustic, the attack will be reduced. Place hand on corner of the bridge on electric on the soft fleshy part of your palm for picking individual notes will help, reducing that typical acoustic strumming motion.

Wow seem to be not many around glad you like it!

NO I added the pickups for the customer, thanks for watching

@@macses how much are super nice pickups for these guitars I just bought a 470s with bird inlays for $400 and it has a nice sounding pickup was wondering if I got s good deal or not

@@LiquidMotionz I say yes its good deal if you like it, I like the LR Braggs Anthem pickups have the in a few differnt guitars and sound great

@@LiquidMotionz i think the Anthem by LR Braggs starts about 200 up to 300 for their top version

If I remember, there was one screw in the middle of the cone.

Thank you! Cheers!

Explains alot.

take off strings, place a very sturdy 2x4 or even 4x4 across the top at buldge, clamp to similar board across back, basically squeeze it flat, then glue and clamp the thin support wood inside the bulge area. try to get a peice of wood with good tone, ie padauk etc, and run grain opposite of the tops grain for extra strength.

I don't know for sure, rosewood maybe? I since sold the guitar to an Owner In Pa , who has since passed on, RIP

Thanks, glad I could provide some useful content