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Just practice my good man. You will live the scalloped fretboard. I own a fender scalloped it took me 0nle about 30 minutes, and I love it. I play clean and It's amazing.

Weight please ?

Would you or any comments homies recommend getting one for playing any kind of music on? I wanna get a Warmoth neck for my first guitar, but not sure if I wanna get it scalloped or not. I like Malmsteen, but this is a guitar I want to play any style or genre on, not just sweeps & sht.

Man, the flame top on the guitar looks amazing, and the roasted maple fret board adds a nice contrast on top of the blue flame.

You have to make your cords alittle different the position of your fingers have to be closer to the fret so you don't bend the cord out of tune

If you press too hard on a Scarlet fretboard the note it's bent out of tune you have to press on the Note closer to the fret another words don't press towards the wood press towards the fret

I surrender that tasty solo!!! Just when i thought the song couldn't possibly get better!! Respect!!!

Best rewiev ever , thanks

Got this amp for very cheap second hand and it is a life changer. It provides very solid tones out of the box and i run it into a torpedo live for speaker sim for playing around but the ability to just record your clean over usb at the same time and then do whatever with it later is what really sets it apart. I also have a tube screamer in front but set up to provide eq only, wich already tightens it up and then use the pre boost on top of that to get the full boosted sound. It only beeing 15W with El84s also enables you to run power amp distortion and while it's not the same as a cranked fixed bias EL34 amp it gets you close enough

I scalloped my Ibanez Jem Jr with Blackmore style scallops from fret 12 to fret 24. Blackmore style scallops are only scalloped under the bottom 3 (G, B and E) strings, while the first 3 strings (E, A and D) have no scallops. Absolutely love it .

Oof. the editing and camera work is so bad i can't watch...

Fulltone clyde II FTW! Sure!

I own the same Guitar and I love it. Now I have to learn a lot of years but íll never reach to your playing. You Play Awesome

Thanks for the cover! I truly do love this cover. I just discovered this, maybe, in the last 24 hours and I've listened so much. I hope you're doing well and God bless you!

I’ve had my one 6 months and it’s incredible

i have 7 guitars with full scallops. Every time I reach for one that's not I just get mad and send another off to Dean at DC.

Eart GW2 is sucks, took forever to replace new strings. Don't buy the EART GW2 PRO. DON'T, DON'T, DON'T BUY. IT'S A PAINFUL TO REPLACE STRINGS.

Quality knob on the joyo controls how bright or muddier your tone will be..

Scalloped fret board Myths: #1 It does not make you play fast...again.. It does NOT make you play fast #2 It does not make playing easier #3 It does not sound any different #4 It does not do the same thing as tall frets #5 It does not make you hate donuts.... I scalloped my first neck 35 years ago for a very specific reason(not coolness).My fingertips are thin so when I went to vibrato or bend the string sometimes I couldn't "grip" the string securely all the time.The suggestion was to raise the action ...the exact opposite of what I wanted ..super low action with light strings (8's) ...re-fret with the tallest frets( wasn't going to do that either...and lastly get it scalloped by an experienced luthier most have very little to no experience scalloping a neck So..... I did it myself. What it does do: 1.Makes it much much easier for thin fingertips to grip the string on vibrato and bends 2.Has lower friction when vibratoing and bending 3.Makes it easier to grip strings for pull offs 4.Makes you aware of playing with a lighter touch A few downsides (that aren't deal breakers...to me) 1.You have to adjust sliding pressure.I use more of the flat of my fingertip 2.Bending notes out of tune 3.It feels different playing only the string 4.Can't re-fret 5.It feels very odd to play a non scallop neck now(to me). My Mexican Strat has medium to low profile frets and I didn't go as deep as my Warmouth scalloped Neck so I think its in the Goldilocks zone where it doesn't feel real weird I seldom bend notes out of tune and slides are a little easier than the Warmouth(at least to me). I have a few more custom GTR's in the making and they will all be scalloped necks.I LOVE the feel of a scallop neck..it feels like..victory in the morning...I leave you with the wisdom of the Swede...Gary Moore is Moore..and Les Paul is Les.

Wow 👏

I can't help but wonder if some crazy Luthier scalloped a fretboard with fanned frets? I'm curious.

would have liked hearing it on the 15 watt not the pussy channel

Out of your comfort zone is a great way to live. The point? You grow. Thank you.

Joyo brings me joy

How has this guitar held up so far?

I sold mine didnt liked it, sound was too thin for me same like here, but that is just my opinion.

All ny guitar are wih scallop cant play with out it

Been playing scalloped necks for a while. A little bit of perseverance and it becomes second nature. I flit backwards and forwards between scalloped and unscalloped all the time, no issues. Initially, your ear just needs to be more finely tuned to what you're playing on a scalloped neck. Nothing stopping you digging deep on a scalloped neck either and (for me), it's like a siren and always feels like it wants to drag you into your wildest whammy antics like Uli Jon Roth, and bending/vibrato can be that much wider. I love them for certain things, for others, I revert back to unscalloped.

Hey it is possible to have the tablature ?

Amazing cover. Absolutely love it.

Yes...if you want the epitome of playability..get a scalloped board with stainless steel frets...the scalloping itself forces you to press as light as possible(that actually can transfer to your regular guitar necks) cause if not, you ll bend the note out of tune but also get zero friction cause your fingers touch zero wood..only air...while the stainless steel frets reduce the already minimal friction even more cause they are way slinkier compared to the Nickel Silver ones.....i personally love it...i do this to all my guitars..even my bullets and affinities have scalloped fretboard and SS frets but i understand that some people hate it. If you are a dude that you grab the neck like you wanna strangle it then forget it....if you are a dude that you like big bends and wide vibrato and can play with a light touch this thing is heaven...also just consider having a guitar with a scalloped board(even if you dont like it) for the sole reason of practicing....it keeps you honest and forces you to relax your fretting hand or else you sound out of tune all the time.....

Bad Horsie for the win!

Thank you for this review I have the same one as yours. Love my explorer one. They may not be making them any more I don't see them for sale anywhere. Perhaps noy cost effective with a 5-piece neck? I don't know. I replaced the nut with a Tusq nut # PQ 6143-00 and it now has the absolutely lowest action I have ever had on a guitar. NO fret buzz anywhere on the neck. A pleasure to play I never want to put it down. Beautiful guitar.

Is the gw1 just not produced anymore? Looking for a left handed one and don’t even see the right handed variant available anywhere

Looks like Utah around the Salt flats area... Cool

It's all good

Hi Deakon, i wonder when you plug into interface, is it xlr to xlr and the db button set to +4db on IRT, because you listen to monitors through the interface ? so this will be a balanced mic level signal and a mic signal you would choose on the interface, the manual is not very clear on this.

Awesomeness!

Have you ever had issues with the rear panel jacks? Mine is very noisy especially on the headphones jack 😢

after a day or so you will hit the strings with the right amount of pressure

This is an excellent video of the Eart Headless Guitars. Very well structured, informative, excellent sound samples, and Deakon's playing is outstanding. Oh, and also, the closing remarks make good sense and are smart. Thanks, From a new subscriber.

Are these frets Jumbo or Medium Jumbo.

Ritchie Blackmoore was another scallop player. And I think he played a half scallop. from the 12th up. Once you get it, it is way comfortable to play. I used to love grabbing my scalloped guitar live. It felt like taking a break, mainly cause it is a lighter guitar, but the scallops feel so comfortable.

I had a guitar using a similar bridge to the hardtail once. I hated it. Nearly impossible to do a quick tuning tweak mid song. And god forbid you drop that little Allen key on a dark stage. No tuning system should require anything but your fingers. I've never had a guitar with that style of trem like the blue one, but it looks like a better design to me. You can probably tweak tuning without the little magnetized Allen key if you need to, and even if you can't, at least it is in a "ready for action" position.

PUs are a little too compressed for this rookies' wheelhouse. Otherwise, the photo on the top does look realistic spalted-eyed from a distance. But, EARt is fantastic for the price point, no argument there.

Been seriously thinking about one recently purely for the size (I’m on the road about half the year) but I’m glad to hear they’re decent guitars. Might wind up buying one in the near future.

Great video! To the point and very well put together! 5/5

Hi, thanks for your video! I just bought the Fusion III Roasted 😊

Are GW2's pickups good for metal? I want to be able to drop tune my guitar to at least drop B, does it sound good with drop tunings?

Looks like you had a blast...