I knew a kid who was obsessed with CKY, and he had Deron Miller's exact Parker Fly and his exact amp setups. Back then Parkers were super expensive just because they were made from carbon-fiber, and it was like modern space-age construction. The GCI Modernist body is one of the best guitar cuts I've seen in a while. I also love the Deconstructivist cuts. When a guitar has only one pickup and two knobs I always feel like it's not for me.
@@tynanwaring3292 Apparently it appears to be region specific. In America it's "wenj", "wen-gay" in Britain. When I originally looked it up I only found the American pronunciation. It's both depending on where you are.
@@maxpeck4154 I mean Kurt is American and says it the only way I have heard it said and how Wikipedia and the tone wood website say it’s pronounced but if you say so.
@@tynanwaring3292 I do say so, thanks. I've heard it both ways, and up until my first comment had only heard the American pronunciation of it, looked it up, and apparently neither are incorrect, you can use both. It's not uncommon for two words to be pronounced differently.
He was also influenced by First Act. He straight up stole the Craftsman design from their Delia model. He has a few of their custom shop guitars they built for him back when they had a shop in Boston. Don't think they copyrighted the design but they at least deserve some recognition.
@@5rjbthey used to have a USA custom shop, and made guitars and basses for several bands like Brian Cook from Russian Circles, Nate Newton from Converge and a bunch of other artists
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I knew a kid who was obsessed with CKY, and he had Deron Miller's exact Parker Fly and his exact amp setups.
Back then Parkers were super expensive just because they were made from carbon-fiber, and it was like modern space-age construction.
The GCI Modernist body is one of the best guitar cuts I've seen in a while.
I also love the Deconstructivist cuts.
When a guitar has only one pickup and two knobs I always feel like it's not for me.
Kurts such a cool dude and loooooove Djunah!!!
That green guitar with the stacked p90 in it through the Diezel sounds just filthy. Love it 🤘
I love the craftsman style
Need one of these. They sound amazing
All super rad stuff!
donna is soooo in love with kurt. lol its cute!
i love these guitars
I think these Kurt's guitars look like Gibson meets Danelectro
damn those bass humbuckers sound goooooooooood
I need one so bad
DJUNAAAAHHHH!
now it's time for for CME to be dealer for Balaguer Guitars!
converge ftw \m/
Holy crap what was that first demo song?
Dark Horse by Converge
I want that constructivist but its constantly sold out.
Anyone got the name of the second demo song, i cant wrap my head around which it is
The one near the end? Aimless Arrow
Idk what the bass ones were
No the one at 2:53 where he plays alone
@@chrishisjConverge - Heaven in Her Arms
@@alexanderfeehan8792 thank you!
Just the bass one may be Trigger
Wow there hasn't been a brand I haven't heard of in forever.
McInturff was the best guitar I ever had
I wonder which Korean city is “God City”
5:57 I believe it's pronounced "wenj"
No. Usually pronounced WHEN-gii or WHEN-ghay.
@@tynanwaring3292 Apparently it appears to be region specific. In America it's "wenj", "wen-gay" in Britain. When I originally looked it up I only found the American pronunciation. It's both depending on where you are.
@@maxpeck4154 I mean Kurt is American and says it the only way I have heard it said and how Wikipedia and the tone wood website say it’s pronounced but if you say so.
@@tynanwaring3292 I do say so, thanks. I've heard it both ways, and up until my first comment had only heard the American pronunciation of it, looked it up, and apparently neither are incorrect, you can use both. It's not uncommon for two words to be pronounced differently.
He was also influenced by First Act. He straight up stole the Craftsman design from their Delia model. He has a few of their custom shop guitars they built for him back when they had a shop in Boston. Don't think they copyrighted the design but they at least deserve some recognition.
Wtf is a first act custom shop they're like a $50 Walmart brand guitar haha
@@5rjbthey used to have a USA custom shop, and made guitars and basses for several bands like Brian Cook from Russian Circles, Nate Newton from Converge and a bunch of other artists
@@5rjb They used to have a high end US Custom Shop with former Gibson staff
wow, that didn't sound bad at all