ya i kinda feel bad for him. xD.. but man i think he is a great technician. i think he got anxiety just because he should be speak in english with this particular interview, it's just not his primary language. keep it up kent !
2:46. Damn that’s some extreme precision to have temperamented frets. Imagine the amount of patience and skill it would take to design that, not to mention the routing on the fingerboard and the bending of the fretwire. It’s really cool though. If I ever get my hands on a guitar withtemperamented frets I’m gonna see how the bends come out.
@@DingDongDaddyFromDumas Do you know if each individual fret is custom made for its position on the fretboard? Seems like there are a few to tight bends here and there to allow for regular fret wire to be bent into shape. Leveling and crowning must be bit of a procedure too...
@@BagusWibisono They use the Axe-Fx models sometimes, but for some rhythm parts they switched to the Fortin amp, which went into a Reactive Load box to take the amp's output signal down to line level, then they route that into the Axe-Fx and use the Axe's cab sims.
RIG RUNDOWN UPDATE: As of Oct 30th 2016 they are now using the Fortin Amplification custom Meshuggah Amp - (Single Channel 50-Watt, no effects loop, custom designed power transformers) (Ground-up custom built - turret board construction with point to point wiring - First used October 30th 2016 live show in Toronto).
Absolutely love the look of that first Stoneman guitar. Would love to have one at some point, but I'm sure I'm much too poor to afford it. Nice rundown and some really cool gear.
We did because before we filmed this updated episode, Kent showed us this video that someone made from the original RR back in 2013: ruclips.net/video/lMmsPRl-a_w/видео.html
Gotta love a guy who can take a joke, especially in metal. That's what I love about Meshuggah in general - they make the heaviest music but still are fun guys and don't take themselves too seriously.
Love this. Big guitarist get so finicky with their rigs...so many moving parts....the way they have their shit set up is exactly how I do. Everything on. Everything full blast. Call it a day. The best.
That Shure QLXD14 wireless system alone costs 1300 € (just one transmitter and one receiver) A single transmitter costs 440 €... Also you need a whole new set of receivers and transmitters with different frequencies for different countries, regarding the radio broadcast laws. THere are five different versions of the QLXD14. Oh and don't forget the extra batteries, they don't take normal AA / AAA batteries. These are made by Shure and cost 100 € a piece, with only 1450 mAh capacity
I just watched the Koloss one yesterday, this was released perfectly on time for me! Something was missing apart from the yeah yeahs, must be Rebecca Dirks!
Premier Guitar Wow, I didn't expect you guys to respond so fast to be honest. Big fan of these, the Rig Rundowns are what got me into the channel since I'm a guitarist and bassist myself but I do agree. Hopefully they'd be up for it and do it for their fans
These videos are awesome but I would love to see you do some stoner/sludge/postmetal bands like Bongripper, Ufomammut, Neurosis, Cult of Luna or Amenra...!
Bongripper would be sick. And asking questions to the guitarist about scale lengths and string gauge and tension and whatnot since they tune F standard.
Psyfonify I’ve seen Bongripper twice. White Burny Les Paul Custom with presumably 24 3/4” scale. Many amps, tons of volume. Don’t know about string gauges
@@user-ix6qr5if5y I own a Dingwall. I still wanna try one of these guitars before I spend that kinda money. My first 8 string was a 28.6” scale Agile and it was pretty awful. I ended up using .008 gauge strings on it. For standard tuning yeah, pretty awful (I tune to drop E). It also had this atrocious C shaped neck. I’m sure this neck is light years better, but the tension was too much unless you’re tuning the whole thing down at least a 1/2 step like Meshuggah does. And again, if it’s not an issue after a while, why does Meshuggah gig with shorter scales these days?
@@blastbeatdown because as pros and endorsers they can ask Ibanez to shorten it by 2 millimeters and coat the thing in unicorn foreskin and Ibanez will do it.
@@blastbeatdown nah, they guys are in their 50s/60s, maybe one day the guitar felt a tad too heavy and since they can ask Ibanez for whatever they want they just went ahead and asked tom for shorter scales, dunno. Endorsers always have the weirdest custom stuff for the most obscure reasons if you watch other rig rundowns.
I don't get it. They take the direct Signal from the Speaker Out of Randal Heads and put them into the Loadboxes for the clean Tones, but they don't use the Clean Channel of the Randals?
Hermann Hase Out from the Randall, high gain channel, into the loadbox then to the AxeFx and out to the PA. Clean and solo sounds with effects from the AxeFx. It's a simple connection! The clean channel from the Randall is not used because limited sound options!
I love that Ibanez Stoneman....Frederik's new gutiar...it looks even better than the production model. I love it's black glossy finish with white binding all over it...sexy as hell
Just got my first 8 string and i got to say it feels very comfortable. Its a 28in scale. But when i picked up my 6 string again....oh it felt like playing a broomstick or a mandolin lol. Was so weird.
I think that's what those Randalls are now. Mike Fortin has designed a few amps for Randall in the past, and I think Kent said the amp was designed by Mike Fortin (though he may have just been talking about that pedal).
They are now using the Fortin custom Meshuggah Amp - (Single Channel 50-Watt, no effects loop, custom designed power transformers) (Ground-up custom built - turret board construction with point to point wiring - First used October 30th 2016 live show in Toronto)
Judging by a logo on it, it's Ola Englund signature Satan. It's all custom made part by part doing testing through each combination. Ola should have a video of it.
I kinda lost my shit when I was watching Meshuggah live, and during their set Dick came to the stage with this bass at 5:48. I thought they would’ve played Bleed. At that moment they didn’t, but they played it on the encore.
8:18 I love this interviewer! The way he hit ken the tech with his own “yea yea yea” had me dying haha every time ken said yea yea yea throughout the interview I was distracted lol 8:18
Just 72 on the low F? Maybe it's the 28" scale....I feel like I don't get sufficient tension until I use at least an 84 (although my guitar has 27.5" scale)
nnnnbbbbbbbbbbooooooooaaaaaaaattttttt that surprised me too, I have a Jackson seven string and I put a 72 on my top string, the heaviest seven String I've found is too floppy for A
One of the few of these I've seen where the guitar tech is a real nerd who's way outclassing the interviewer in knowledge. Usually the interviewer is the tech guy asking dorky questions to the rocker dude.
damascusraven no. its perfectly intonated, thats all accounted for. check out per nilsson videos with his signature strandberg with the tt frets, and youll hear it sounds perfectly fine
Well right, but the Torpedo Live can also load and run IRs, as well - but I thought about it a bit more, and I think it's mostly a way of trimming down on how many outputs they need to have, and the amount of midi switching and all that. This way, they only need one output, the Axe FX. Plus, if they switch away from using the Satan, to either clean or lead, instead of having to mute the output of the torpedo, they can just not use that input on the axe-fx. Actually a rather genius idea, if that's indeed the reasoning behind it
Lotus_Eater_Machine I never considered this setup with my torpedo/ultru/H&K Coreblade. I've tried Amp/Rocktron Intellifex in amp fx loop/Live, and Ultra amp modelling out two Torpeodo live (didn't much like). Now that I think about it there probably running the digital out from Torpedo staight into the Fx2 digital in, that way you have the tube amps sound in one stream for the FX2's cab emulation, then since you get the clean direct signal of your guitar on the other spidf channel from from the Torpedo, going into another audio stream inside the Axe Fx2, for clean/ fx, and midi switching between audio stream.
@@AzathothsAlarmClock Fredrik's personal Stoneman has a rosewood fretboard among other features, Ibanez was forced to use jatoba in 2018 because of the CITES regulations restricting rosewood importation in the United States.
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"They all use the Shure....."
"Sure"
Howard R HAHHA I heard that too...
01:10 Omg is he correcting him?! Not shure
@@lovegruvberg4631 nah, perry likes to say sure after every info he receives
Ola Englund's gotta be pretty happy that a band like Meshuggah uses his signature amp.
pretty cool, Ola is good friends with Fredrik and Marten too.
Its because they were designed by Mike Fortin. I believe they now have signature amps from him.
the old version I guess, the nataS ruclips.net/video/Fxxdf2ibvgg/видео.html
swidish people all good friends
If you knew anything about Ola (our Swedish jesus) then you'd know that he thinks meshuggah are a shitty band (which is true ;)
Great to see the "yeah-yeah" guy back in action :)
yeahyeah ookay
This guitar tech is epic, you can tell he really loves his job!
He was so careful not to use the word 'yeah' :D
TFIFH Felt so bad for him XD
TFIFH yeah
He was suffering lol
ya i kinda feel bad for him. xD..
but man i think he is a great technician.
i think he got anxiety just because he should be speak in english with this particular interview, it's just not his primary language.
keep it up kent !
8:19 all bets are off
"Looks like a shorter scale...So ya it's a 28 inch"
@@AzathothsAlarmClock i thought they had 30 inch scale guitars. I know th sigature version does.
@@AzathothsAlarmClock 29.4 if you're refering the Ibanez M8M or M80M.
That was actually pretty informative. I think the takeaway is simplicity and massive amounts of talent go a long way.
Why they don’t use IRS from torpedo live? They’re using fractal IRS.
I find it fascinating that the "Prototype" Fortin pedal eventually became the signature 33 pedal
7:52 - Jesus for a moment I thought someone is going to play Clockworks.
Same
Me too
Me too
2:46. Damn that’s some extreme precision to have temperamented frets. Imagine the amount of patience and skill it would take to design that, not to mention the routing on the fingerboard and the bending of the fretwire. It’s really cool though. If I ever get my hands on a guitar withtemperamented frets I’m gonna see how the bends come out.
The thing is, when you bend, it feels like a regular guitar and it sounds regular too.
I don’t think it takes too much time or patience, its design is made with math equations and it’s cut on a CNC machine using that math
@@DingDongDaddyFromDumas Do you know if each individual fret is custom made for its position on the fretboard? Seems like there are a few to tight bends here and there to allow for regular fret wire to be bent into shape. Leveling and crowning must be bit of a procedure too...
Look into the limitations on it too. Intonation on a fretted instrument will always be a compromise across the whole fretboard.
I heard the bass line for "The God That Failed" at 1:15 or am I crazy?
YEEEEAH, just the bass and drums are playing I think
100%
Two very interested, polite and respectful guys. Good job.
"No, it's Fortin, he's a genius."
"I DONT CARE!"
Why he using the real amp (tube amp) as we know he olso had Axe FX as (amp simulator) ? Anyone know?
@@BagusWibisono They might be using the power amp of the tube head and the rest comes from the Axe FX.
@@MikaTarkela No man, they’re using torpedo live as (Cab sim) direct to PA. Right?
@@BagusWibisono They use the Axe-Fx models sometimes, but for some rhythm parts they switched to the Fortin amp, which went into a Reactive Load box to take the amp's output signal down to line level, then they route that into the Axe-Fx and use the Axe's cab sims.
RIG RUNDOWN UPDATE: As of Oct 30th 2016 they are now using the Fortin Amplification custom Meshuggah Amp - (Single Channel 50-Watt, no effects loop, custom designed power transformers) (Ground-up custom built - turret board construction with point to point wiring - First used October 30th 2016 live show in Toronto).
Source, my fellow gearhead?
Beng B I think I remember seeing Fredrik make a post about it on his fb page. I'd do anything to get my hands on one of those amps.
I was there and it sounded absolutely insane. Look up the Future Breed Machine video from that show. Everyone's jaws dropped during the solo.
Why he using real amp (tube amp) as we know he olso had Axe FX as (amp simulator) ? Anyone know?
Kent is the best, you should do a Rig Rundown on that guy.
i wonder how he feels doing everyone's gear, not just frederik but Marten and Dick
it's quite a handful wouldn't you agree?
5:19 "The body is swamp ass" 😂
Ash
“Beautiful”
Didn't realise they started allowing pornography on You Tube.
Oh hello stranger!
@@lindenbeamish 3 years 😂
@@thechubbman i got excited and I was like I KNOW THIS PERSON
A LOOOOT
Absolutely love the look of that first Stoneman guitar. Would love to have one at some point, but I'm sure I'm much too poor to afford it. Nice rundown and some really cool gear.
1:13 is that the god that failed by metallica?
thank god, i was drowning into the comments to see if someone noticed xD
Alejandro Plana did they do a tour together?
Same lol
Yes that totally is. That bass sounds so good too
I was totally playing the guitar part in my head instead of listening to the interview.
8.17 Did they just crack up because of the "yeah yeah"s from the precedent rundown? Awesome haha
We did because before we filmed this updated episode, Kent showed us this video that someone made from the original RR back in 2013: ruclips.net/video/lMmsPRl-a_w/видео.html
Gotta love a guy who can take a joke, especially in metal. That's what I love about Meshuggah in general - they make the heaviest music but still are fun guys and don't take themselves too seriously.
His swenglish is so stong, its almost starting to sound like regualr swedish
MESHUGGAH NEVER STOP MAKING MUSIC PLEASE!!
Love this. Big guitarist get so finicky with their rigs...so many moving parts....the way they have their shit set up is exactly how I do. Everything on. Everything full blast. Call it a day. The best.
13:18 haha he seems so damn chill
That Shure QLXD14 wireless system alone costs 1300 € (just one transmitter and one receiver)
A single transmitter costs 440 €...
Also you need a whole new set of receivers and transmitters with different frequencies for different countries, regarding the radio broadcast laws. THere are five different versions of the QLXD14.
Oh and don't forget the extra batteries, they don't take normal AA / AAA batteries. These are made by Shure and cost 100 € a piece, with only 1450 mAh capacity
JackCarver10 very nice
cool, what's the alternative then?
"so what's your set up like"
"Aaaaaa I dunno, computers do it all"
"Thanks this is Premier Guitar"
GREAT RIG RUNDOWN U GAIZ!
Kent, du äger! I'm impressed that he keep all three of them running, considering that Meshuggah plays some demanding stuff.
That rig, mate. Simple but some bloody gorgeous stuff in there!
4:33
Next day: "Meshuggah searching for a new tech"
I just watched the Koloss one yesterday, this was released perfectly on time for me! Something was missing apart from the yeah yeahs, must be Rebecca Dirks!
1:23 The God that Failed
Ye Ye ;)
devils dance,that's all jason
@@nayr87 thats the god that failed mate
@@nayr87 WRONG
@@rudi_tabootie don't have to be rude about it.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs rig rundown should be next...With this guy. Then all the yeahs of the world will be spoken at once.
wicked frets on that second stoneman from Fredrik
0:01, my eardrums were just violated. I was not ready for Born In Dissonance at the beginning. Not cool
Can we get one of Metallica once they go on tour? I’d love to see Kirk, James and Rob talk about their gear
We would love to... just gotta convince the band!
Premier Guitar Wow, I didn't expect you guys to respond so fast to be honest. Big fan of these, the Rig Rundowns are what got me into the channel since I'm a guitarist and bassist myself but I do agree. Hopefully they'd be up for it and do it for their fans
They're using AxeFX's now. They ditched their huge touring rigs a couple years ago.
Thanks for checking us out! 2017 we will make the Metallica Rig Rundown happen!
Premier Guitar I hope they'll be up for it
Came here for the yeah yeah yeah. Was only a bit disappointed.
projectgoatse yea yea i agree
@@retrorewind6042 yea yea me too
Yeah, cause the interviewer is a total dick and makes him feel weird about it from the get go
28 inch scale length must feel crazy to play. I'm currently getting used to 27 and it feels a lot more different than i was expecting before i got it.
The return of the yeah yeah
good to see the guitar tech from the last time still with them.....
Marten uses a (apparently) Ibanez ARZIR28 (probably heavily modified) on the Violent Sleep of Reason tour. Where is it?
"This is all, dick.." I love Sweeds xD
These videos are awesome but I would love to see you do some stoner/sludge/postmetal bands like Bongripper, Ufomammut, Neurosis, Cult of Luna or Amenra...!
We LOVE Scott Kelly and Neurosis but they need to hit Nashville. Currently the band is only slated to hit the West Coast.
Bongripper would be sick. And asking questions to the guitarist about scale lengths and string gauge and tension and whatnot since they tune F standard.
Psyfonify I’ve seen Bongripper twice. White Burny Les Paul Custom with presumably 24 3/4” scale. Many amps, tons of volume. Don’t know about string gauges
Thanks for the close up on the axe fx :O :O
Hurry up and copy the patch so I can use it BRUVVVVVVVVVVV
Arturs Dāvids
stfu boi
no i am going to drink my coffee and play guitar u can come at me tho
I assume the 29.4” scale is brutal after a while. Great for the studio, but interesting to note that they’re gigging with 28” and 27” guitars now
basses have 34-37" and are still playable just fine. don't think the scale length is such a big issue on a guitar
@@user-ix6qr5if5y I own a Dingwall. I still wanna try one of these guitars before I spend that kinda money. My first 8 string was a 28.6” scale Agile and it was pretty awful. I ended up using .008 gauge strings on it. For standard tuning yeah, pretty awful (I tune to drop E). It also had this atrocious C shaped neck. I’m sure this neck is light years better, but the tension was too much unless you’re tuning the whole thing down at least a 1/2 step like Meshuggah does. And again, if it’s not an issue after a while, why does Meshuggah gig with shorter scales these days?
@@blastbeatdown because as pros and endorsers they can ask Ibanez to shorten it by 2 millimeters and coat the thing in unicorn foreskin and Ibanez will do it.
@@user-ix6qr5if5y so you’re saying it’s an arbitrary change. I disagree that’s all.
@@blastbeatdown nah, they guys are in their 50s/60s, maybe one day the guitar felt a tad too heavy and since they can ask Ibanez for whatever they want they just went ahead and asked tom for shorter scales, dunno. Endorsers always have the weirdest custom stuff for the most obscure reasons if you watch other rig rundowns.
Kent's such a cool guy god damn.
"They all use these errr...Shore..."
"Sure". X'D
Those guitars are mouthwatering
I would love to see a Stoneman at NAMM this year. I'd love for it to become a production model.
Meshuggah är världens bästa band!
"Gotcha" guy strikes again.
Now we know what inspired Jordan Peterson
hnnnng that stoneman is awesome
I love this guy.
Hey, could you guys try to hit up Faith No More next time (hopefully) they go on tour? I would love to see Billy and Jon's rigs.
7:49 "this is the bleed bass" goddamn...thats metal af
I don't get it. They take the direct Signal from the Speaker Out of Randal Heads and put them into the Loadboxes for the clean Tones, but they don't use the Clean Channel of the Randals?
Hermann Hase
Out from the Randall, high gain channel, into the loadbox then to the AxeFx and out to the PA. Clean and solo sounds with effects from the AxeFx. It's a simple connection! The clean channel from the Randall is not used because limited sound options!
I love that Ibanez Stoneman....Frederik's new gutiar...it looks even better than the production model. I love it's black glossy finish with white binding all over it...sexy as hell
5:49 - You know I saw this bass on the previous rig rundown and I still say the same thing when I saw it, How the hell do you play that?!
"yeah yeah"
*points at camera*
You sneaky bastard
Just received the FTM33, what a sick looking guitar!
Wow, very cool set up and the guitars and bases look awesome. Great rig rundown!
Just got my first 8 string and i got to say it feels very comfortable. Its a 28in scale.
But when i picked up my 6 string again....oh it felt like playing a broomstick or a mandolin lol. Was so weird.
Fucking love Kent's attitude.
What about their Fortin signature amps?
I think that's what those Randalls are now. Mike Fortin has designed a few amps for Randall in the past, and I think Kent said the amp was designed by Mike Fortin (though he may have just been talking about that pedal).
I believe they now use modded Marshall/ Fortin amps. And Yes they use the Fortin Grind pedal in the video. But a prototype version I guess.
They are now using the Fortin custom Meshuggah Amp - (Single Channel 50-Watt, no effects loop, custom designed power transformers) (Ground-up custom built - turret board construction with point to point wiring - First used October 30th 2016 live show in Toronto)
Cool thanks.
Judging by a logo on it, it's Ola Englund signature Satan. It's all custom made part by part doing testing through each combination. Ola should have a video of it.
Awesome! The new guitars are super...
Tech looks like Johan Segeborn
That's because He's Swedish!
Just went to the comments to see If somebody already told it
A NEW ONE?! YES
Love the 33 on the back of his T-shirt. 😂
0:39 any version of this ibanez like this exact model out yet?
If Ibanez ever updates the Fredrik Thordendal model to have that custom ABM bridge I'd get one
Did that fortin prototype eventually ended up as the fortin 33?
I kinda lost my shit when I was watching Meshuggah live, and during their set Dick came to the stage with this bass at 5:48. I thought they would’ve played Bleed. At that moment they didn’t, but they played it on the encore.
8:18 I love this interviewer! The way he hit ken the tech with his own “yea yea yea” had me dying haha every time ken said yea yea yea throughout the interview I was distracted lol 8:18
Mårten's guitar looks so awesome. like a solid, bludgeoning weapon
It is!
1:38 gosh that gray m2m looks so sick. I would wont in glossy gray tho!
1:18 opening act rehearsing in the background? 😉
Thats metallica. Meshugahh were the opening act.
EVERYONE THEY RELEASED FEDRICKS GUITAR THE FTM33
I dont play guitar but that first one he picked up was a beauty 😍.
interesting... Ibanez signature model for Thordendal ( FTM33 ) have 2 pickups and 27 inch scale
i like how "the god that failed" just randomly plays here and there
Just 72 on the low F? Maybe it's the 28" scale....I feel like I don't get sufficient tension until I use at least an 84 (although my guitar has 27.5" scale)
its over 29 bro
at 0:57 (after declaring that there's purpleheart buried under that black finish) he says 28". 29 would make more sense though.
but yea that one is 28 xd
nnnnbbbbbbbbbbooooooooaaaaaaaattttttt that surprised me too, I have a Jackson seven string and I put a 72 on my top string, the heaviest seven String I've found is too floppy for A
Beautiful axes!
One of the few of these I've seen where the guitar tech is a real nerd who's way outclassing the interviewer in knowledge. Usually the interviewer is the tech guy asking dorky questions to the rocker dude.
These guys are simply amazing :)
NICE sweater Perry!
28" is cool and all, but a 34" 7 string is the way to go if you want double-dropped tuning to work well ;)
Super excellent!
"The sustain, listen! it goes on for ever..."
I'd thought that Dick would've use a lot more gear.
a fixed bridge with a locking nut and fine tuners?? Wild!
A lot less "Yea Yea's" in this rundown.....
It's pretty fun to make fun of foreigners isn't it? How good is your swedish by the way?
You have a point but I think it is just a bit of fun to pick on it, nothing mean spirited!
I am swedish by the way :-)
Hermann Hase he finds it funny himself so whats the big deal
I'm not making fun! I love his rig rundown's they are informative and wonderful haha.
2:46 doesn't that make bending sound bad? If the string is moving along the weirdly-shaped frets?
damascusraven no. its perfectly intonated, thats all accounted for. check out per nilsson videos with his signature strandberg with the tt frets, and youll hear it sounds perfectly fine
The way the dude scoffs when he asks if their setup is similar in the studio 😃
YEAH YEAH YEAH
Interesting choice, running a Torpedo Live into an Axe FX for the cab modelling
I think they use the Torpedo Live just as loadbox for the Randall amps, with no cab sim or eq. So they can play without actual cabs.
Well right, but the Torpedo Live can also load and run IRs, as well - but I thought about it a bit more, and I think it's mostly a way of trimming down on how many outputs they need to have, and the amount of midi switching and all that. This way, they only need one output, the Axe FX. Plus, if they switch away from using the Satan, to either clean or lead, instead of having to mute the output of the torpedo, they can just not use that input on the axe-fx.
Actually a rather genius idea, if that's indeed the reasoning behind it
Lotus_Eater_Machine I never considered this setup with my torpedo/ultru/H&K Coreblade. I've tried Amp/Rocktron Intellifex in amp fx loop/Live, and Ultra amp modelling out two Torpeodo live (didn't much like). Now that I think about it there probably running the digital out from Torpedo staight into the Fx2 digital in, that way you have the tube amps sound in one stream for the FX2's cab emulation, then since you get the clean direct signal of your guitar on the other spidf channel from from the Torpedo, going into another audio stream inside the Axe Fx2, for clean/ fx, and midi switching between audio stream.
Is that silver Fortin prototype pedal the grind pedal Fortin sells on their website?
when i look showing guitars i feel ASMR tingles
Ahhh. I see the "33" pedal prototype in there. I can't wait for mine to get here.
Meshuggah and Deftones are the only bands that can make 8 strings sound good to my ears!!
Zombie 8890 deftones??!you serious fucker
Zombie 8890 listen to whitechapel or rings of saturn. They use 8 stringd
You should check Modern Day Babylon, Wide Eyes and Shades Of Black.
Listen to animals as leaders
Freak Kitchen is healthy.
Wait, that Stoneman had three humbuckers. The model usually has two, is that the original?
@@AzathothsAlarmClock Fredrik's personal Stoneman has a rosewood fretboard among other features, Ibanez was forced to use jatoba in 2018 because of the CITES regulations restricting rosewood importation in the United States.
That is ridiculously massive. Like playing a surf board