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Difficult to be sure. I would look for the services manual of your bike and compare the instructions with the video

EART GW2. I did a review some time ago, you might find it interesting. ruclips.net/video/LgUGG4qX2pw/видео.html

@roadrunnerplaying good to see a non-huge channel reviewing eart. I'm looking at getting one. I'm mostly a 7 string guy but I've been looking at 6 string only B styles just to review

I don't know if they have the option, but try to get a neck without the zero fret, mine has marks of the strings already

Assiste esse aqui olha: ruclips.net/user/shortsxoY-jCe7t44?feature=share

At the time I posted the video, there was no solution. Today I have no idea

It is the original neck of my Fender. I bought it in 1998, and some months later, the neck twisted really badly. A luthier removed the fretboard and added a shim under it to counter the twist. He did some other things like sanding down the frets and applying a shiny coat on the neck that just killed my pleasure of playing it. At the time I didn't understand why I hated playing, so I just gave up. That's why I used this neck as the prototype for the scalloping. If it's the first time you do it, use something to practice, even a block of wood with some toothpicks to simulate the frets does the job. Good luck!

PS: I love both my scalloped necks. Don't be afraid, just practice a little before the real thing.

Yeah, that's why I used this neck as my first try... It's an unusable neck. In the other 2 I scalloped, the scallops are a bit shallower.

Thanks!!

Yes, I did. Thanks a lot! If you're interested, this is the video where I show how I did it ruclips.net/video/uLEUA4BLp8U/видео.html

Thanks a lot!!

It's a vinyl that imitates carbon fiber.

At the time I didn't have a torque wrench, so it was old school 😆 I think I added some thread lock, though.

Prego!

True, the GW1 looks better. To what do you compare the weight? I find it light as a feather

@@roadrunnerplaying not sure the exact weight on the EART, I returned it and not sure I took a pic of the weight, but I believe it was over 6lbs. For how small it was, it just felt heavier than it needed to be. First foray into headless I went with one of the Grote ones probably back in 2017. It was a little over 5lbs but wasn't happy with it and I feel like it warped in the short time I had it. My NK 6 string headless was a great guitar and was about 5lbs 2oz, would have kept it but I don't like the fanned frets on a 6. Now I've got the Strandberg Boden Essential and love it. It's just over 5lbs and it's the best guitar I've ever owned. The endurneck is ok; I wouldn't choose a guitar for having it or not. For me it just comes down to playability, pickups, weight and overall feel. I would have probably kept the EART too though if it was lighter.

@KragonPebble I'll weigh mine once I got my hands on a scale. But compared to my Strat and my Amarok 7, it weighs nothing. I'm disappointed in the zero fret though, it already has marks on it

@@roadrunnerplaying the Amarok 7 looks great too, I was half considering getting one to convert to headless and maybe doing some weight relief on the body a bit. Frets look impeccable on the Amarok, and pickups sound fine out of the box but are easily swappable if you wanted something specific, which is a little bit harder to do on some of the multiscale guitars. I have noticed the plinking problem on the zero fret on other guitars. I'd be interested to see if one of the zero frets you can buy on stewmac that are at least a named steel like 304 would hold up better.

The Amarok is a beast, got one from B stock in Thomann... Less than 500€ for a 7 strings with EMGs, locking tuners The idea of refretting only the zero fret is great... I'll try that

Recomendo viu! Eu tinha a GE200, mas a 300 é bem mais pró

@@roadrunnerplaying Tô querendo pegar a GE200 por enquanto,se eu tivesse uma grana boa investiria na GE300

@endrigopuccini6093 A GE200 tem umas coisas mais legais: tem uma bateria simples que a 300 não tem, e funciona melhor que a 300 como interface de áudio com o pc. A 300 tem mais capacidade de criar sons, alguns cabs e amplis são melhores.

I'm not sure which kind of alloy they use for stainless steel frets. For it to be magnetic, though, the type of stainless steel must be either martensitic or ferritic, the others aren't (austenitic). In my case, I have 3 guitars with supposed stainless steel frets, a bass and an acoustic with nickel alloys. Not a single one is magnetic 😆 They feel different from each other, but it's tough to be sure. 🤘🤘🤘

It's a Yamaha RGX 420S from a friend

Man, this Amarok series is amazing. It is not cheap per se, mine is a B stock, 480 bucks instead of 600

There is a little resemblance 😆

Thanks!

Thanks! It is the brand of the Thomann web site

Valeu mano! 🤘🤘

Thanks! After I scalloped the neck, this guitar transformed for me, it is so much fun to play it. I have a wizard neck from Warmoth in my Fender strat, and the Eart's neck is close to that, a bit rounder and thicker. As for the tuning stability, yes, after each disassemble there is a period for the strings to stabilize. I have to retune it several times after putting the neck back in place, but only the next day it is stable. No issues for me though, as far as I understand, this is due to the strings, not the neck. Good luck! 🤘🤘🤘

@roadrunnerplaying Glad to hear that you're still satisfied with guitar! I ment transport dimensions 😀 What is the length of the detached neck? Length and width of body?

Oh, Ok... I'll take some measures, but it fits easily in a backpack for 17" laptops, or in an airplane cabin luggage. I have 2 shorts showing that: ruclips.net/user/shortsbHvgIb9QCms?feature=share ruclips.net/user/shortsMXEgOmkAGh4?feature=share

I've seen them all, thank you for links. As I said, I'm using Snap Dragon folding guitar and it's dimension when folded 53 x 29 cm, while neck is the longest part. So I'm wondering what are dimensions of Eart GW when disassembled. Will wait for you answer, thank you! @@roadrunnerplaying

The basic dimensions are On the long horn: 43.5cm On the short horn: 29cm Width at the bridge: 32.5cm Thickness from back to top of bridge tuners: 5.8cm Neck length:52.8cm Neck width at 24th fret: 5.8cm I took a picture with them, it is here: drive.google.com/file/d/1zbIUqKctR6X6RbW5FYdjrgtquvsMV0B4/view?usp=drivesdk I hope it helps. Cheers

I'm not sure they are comparable in sound, but they have a similar price tag.

Thanks! It is a 160€ bass, and it's my first, but I think it plays nice, especially the textured neck.. it's really comfortable

How do you split the sound to make a real stereo system? Or is it twice the same sound?

It weighs exactly 3.8kg

@@roadrunnerplaying Thanks a lot!

Thanks!

I have no idea about the model, but the guitar fits in those backpacks for 17 inch laptops. Check this out: ruclips.net/user/shortsbHvgIb9QCms?feature=share

Yes, you can. It's the same scenario I have, use the headset output of the zoom

@@roadrunnerplaying Alright man, thank you.

Nem se eu nascer de novo 🤣🤣🤣

Nice! I still have to restore mine to some of its glory. These guitars are incredibly strong, even in bad shape, they still sound pretty good.

These days anything is possible

It's amazing that this is still working. I'm glad it helped

I like these string gauges

@@roadrunnerplaying yeah but poor bass is struggling With such tensión, let him be free

I'll try some flat wounds soon for the first time. What gauges would you recommend?

To show this is a good exercise, not that I can do it perfectly

Neither of the options, I just wanted to see what it would look like if the bass was wraped in carbon vynil. I don't think a full carbon HB Bass would cost 160€😊

Opa, valeu! Fica ligado, que vai ter mais Iced em breve.

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Man!!! Janick Gers is The man!!;

Uia! Valeu pela sugestão, não conhecia essa deles... Sou fraco em Mötley Crüe, já tá na lista pra aprender, mas acho que ainda está acima do meu nível.

Mano, essa deu trabalho viu! Valeu mano veio!!!!

That's what I finally used. Thanks!

Welcome 👍

Vc viu mesmo com fundo verde ruim, o negócio fica bom

De motoca deve ser uma blzura. Vc viu a estrada lá embaixo?

Muchas gracias!