🎸7 String Setup & Jam! Music Man JR7
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
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Your walk through with the set up is pretty stellar. I never heard of chasing the needle. This will help tremendously. Thank you 🤘
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7 String drop G on new Chimaira would be some wild shit
Yup!
@lucasvancleef4319 I'm so much in agreement with you on this I feel like since Chimaira originally started/debuted as the most original/freshest heaviest and grooviest 7 string band back in the very late 90s and early 00's. And @Robarnold, Dimebag Darrell, both guitarist from Devildriver and Nick Hipa from As I Lay Dying was and still are my top 5 guitar and musical influences with the now added Jack Simmons and Dimitry Mamedov from Slaughter To Prevail. Those 2 paired remind me of a Modern Deathcore Rob Arnold and Matt Devries because of their grooves and dynamic team abilities on writing the best rythyms, chugs, and then layer the perfect lead/ Ambient guitar tracks and also layer in some of the most technically sound melodic solos that actually match the overall feel and sound of every song. 2 examples of what I'm talking about with my comparison of Chimaira and Slaughter To Prevail being metal musics past and present guitarist tag team champions. Look up these 4 songs, 2 from each band. Play the two labeled #1 and #2 and play them as a pair start with Eyes of a Criminal and then 1984 and repeat with the next 2 songs. Listen and pay attention to the riffs that have that irresistible head bobbing groove and emotional, and technical feeling of the guitar solos
1. Chimaira- Eyes of a Criminal
2. Chimaira- Lazarus
1.Slaughter to Prevail- 1984
2.Slaughter to Prevail- I Killed a man
Y'know, there aren't a lot of guitarists today, where you can listen and instantly recognize who they are. You're one of those guitarists.
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It's funny you said that. I just saw this video as a recommendation so I clicked it. Started playing it and I was like, wait, that sounds familiar....then I saw Rob. He definitely has a sound and a style all his own.
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This kids definitly into something heavy.... 🤘👿
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Finally some 7 string work! Love it! Ya those music mans are no joke bro.
Killer Chimaira riffage there! I could hear Mark ripping in some lines. These are great videos, even if I have the experience of swapping strings it's cool you add a bit of jamming, with presentation on the guitar, timelapsed overhead view. I haven't seen anything like this on the net. Great job man. Inspiring me to keep playing despite my crazy day job and parenting!!!
That's all awesome to hear Nate!👊
Those are some of the sickest riffs that I have heard in a LONG time. I kept replaying the intro... Crushed it.
Haha that's what I like to hear!👊 More on the way!
That's one fancy-pants-metal guitar. I love the finish. It looks like it belongs in a museum.
Hey Rob you and that tuning go good together! There's some monster groovy riffs going on here.
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Killer review and info - also, the video that just sent used crate prices up on Reverb 😂🤘
HA! That's awesome! And thanks Rodney!🤘
You gotta be one of my favorite guitarists bro. Love your technique. God Bless
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Some ‘Heart of it All’ influence on that intro riff I hear 👊🏼
Yeah?🤘
Super nice finish on the guitar.
A .059 for a low G sounds insane. I think that guitar could use a .064 or something depending on scale
I was thinking the same thing. I'd slap a .068 on that low G but I don't know enough about this sort of thing.
Even on a 26,5" scale guitar a 68 is a tad flobby still. On 25,5" i'd even throw a 72 there. 64 is definitely on the loose side still and most likely the guitar is going to be hard to intonate. Stringjoy string tension calculator is great for finding the optimal string gauges for different tunings and scale lengths. Drop G on my Ibanez RGD with 26,5" scale, a 10-48 set and a 72 on low G would have the most balanced tension across. I personally still use 10-46 + a 68.
I literally JUST bought a cheap 7 string at a local music store that i'm grabbing tomorrow and never played one before. this is motivating me and making me excited to get it.
Nice! Happy to motivate!
i never get enough of watching you on 7s :D yeah, theyre my guilty pleasure lol
That 7 string guitar is gorgeous 😍 I always was intimidated with making adjustments to the bridge, truss rods and pickup height. This video was super helpful.
Glad to hear it!🎸
Jesus! That riff at the Beginning!!!! ARRRGH!
This is completely unrelated to the video. I'm just commenting because this is your most recent video and you're always super responsive. Rob, I always thought you were one of the most underrated players of your era. HUGE fan here. I learned damn near every song from The Infection. Heart of it all was a particular pleasure for me and greatly influenced my style and interests. Glad to see you active and uploading.
Hey thanks Joe! I'm always happy to inspire man.👊 Appreciate you chiming in!🤘
I've only made it 3 minutes in and I had to pause to comment and say that I love these videos and Rob, you're awesome! The reason those strings are that high is because they are the NYXL 7 string set. All of the NYXL line of strings are more expensive. If it were the regular XL line, the 10-59 gauge set would run around $7-9 depending on the store. I work at a guitar shop and we carry D'Addario so I know lol. You can still get a quite a few brands of strings such as Ernie Ball and D'Addario for around $5-7 Rock on my Metal brother!!! Chimaira 2021 🤘
Makes sense bro! But still.... Sheesh!😬 Glad you're digging the stuff man, and thanks for tuning in!🤘
Satisfying to watch the process from beginning to end. Beautiful finish!
Yeah!🍻
That opening was HEAVY. I love it man. Sick riff on a sick guitar. 🤘
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Damn Rob that riff is awesome
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Wow! No locking nut. That trem system pretty cool. Jason Richardson one hell of a guitar player. 😀👍
The boys good!🎸
Nice video again Rob , cheers from Québec City !
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Damn that opening riff was tasty. Love your playing dude. Did you ever check out Orbit Culture???? Redfog, Nensha Rebirth....gotta check em out being the Metallica fan you are. You'll hear what i mean. Oh and your set up vids have helped me greatly as of late.
Thanks dude! Yeah I scoped them out. Pretty cool!
This was perfect, dude. The level of detail is so much appreciated. Keep doing what you do!
Glad you enjoyed it bro!🤘
Thanks for linking me to this Rob. I missed this one. Sick riffs! Can't wait to have that SN-1 in my hands.
Hell yeah bro- you're gonna love it!
@@RobArnoldWorld I'm anxiously awaiting its arrival. All this backorder stuff is killing me haha. Thanks again! 🤘😎🤘
@@nolandisconnect Ahh... sucks it's on backorder. Hope it arrives soon for ya!
@@RobArnoldWorld I'm sure it's worth the wait. Just can't wait to retrack some songs with that bad boy!
the fact you started it w the finished product. You weird timing genius.
Nice riffs, can't wait for the new chimera album
2021 rob still writes killer riffs 🤘
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Awesome video! Seen your recent video demoing the new LTD SN-1, didn't realize who you were at first...than your name hit me like a brick! Always dug Chimaira! Very informative video brother!
Awesome Chris! Thanks for watching and welcome aboard!🤘
Sick riffs in a very sick tuning. Great video as always Rob! You're one of the reasons I picked up a 7 string and I've now played them almost religiously. Much love from MI! \m/
Cheers Allan!👊
My gosh that's a beautiful guitar! Buckeye Burl! Also, the structure of the video is so great, referencing other set up videos! Always the best info 🤘
Thanks dude!
Dude holy shit... that tune at the beginning!!!! It makes me wanna write. Haha
Nice! Glad to hear it Matt! Get to work!🤘
I have the sterling model of this Jasón Richardson guitar but I’m so glad you’ve stepped up and film a setup on this guitar and demo! 🔥🔥🔥
Awesome man!🤘
@@RobArnoldWorld how do the strings feel with that standard gauge tuned to Drop G?? My past experiences it goes out of tune a lot and I have a really heavy and aggressive right hand
@@jesusaguilera3803 So far it's been great! I won't have it long enough to see how it behaves over time though.
Yeah that's why I had to go with the Sterling model of this guitar. Both are beautiful and feel amazing no matter what style you prefer. Great vid, dude, you got another sub.
Nice!👊
Rob, it would great to see you play on an 8 string guitar, oh and I love the content 😃😃
Thanks dude!🤘
Killing it! 🤘
Oh man, that is a mighty expensive guitar. That’s a killer tone too. I’m also really surprised it’s able to float with only 3 springs. Definitely going to have to check out the specs to see how that works. I tried to float my 7 string with only 3 springs, and I couldn’t do it. At least not in standard dropped A tuning.
Yeah I didn't know what to expect until I got into things... Seems to have worked out just fine!
Sounds so sick!
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I hear Mark all over that first intro riff at start of the vid 🤘
Oh yeah!
Love the intro riffing!
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You and Jason should do a collab. Would be some wild shit 😜
If you dig the floating non-locking bridge, check out the Music Man Petrucci line and some of the recent Charvels. An ESP RA custom with a non-locking floating trem sounds awesome to me. :p
I'll consider it!
Damnnn that's so sick.
Riffs Incoming 💪🤘
Haha they've now arrived my man!🤘😝
@@RobArnoldWorld hell yeah bro 🤘😉
That opening riff I can just hear Mark Hunter just tearing some ass
Maybe you will!
Man I'm digging this video
Def great job on the set up vids bro, I work on all my guitars, abs since I play mostly 7s I bought a peterson strobe tuner, and dude, it does make a huge difference in set ups. The tuner is SO accurate, I mean it can tune a harp or piano! Lol! So ya man try one out sometime if u can. They are killer
Cool!
0:27-104 would make a sick song with the 2nd riff being the main one and the earlier chuggy riff being the chorus part. I still buy Ernie Ball 10-42 regular Slinkys online for $27 shipped for 6 packs
Now that price sounds a lot more reasonable!
Great video Rob. I also recommended to a friend who has interest in guitar. He should benefit from some of your vids.
Great! Thanks dude!👊
Holy shit those riffs.
Inject them to my veins!!!!
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thanks for the info , love ur videos , what is that case you use to set uo the guitars ? i kinda like it
Here it is! Pricey, but it's awesome! www.ultracase.com/tech-box.html
I came for the review of that stunning guitar and stayed for the setup part, because I haven't been able to properly setup the damn bridge of my EBMM Majesty (mainly because I've been using fixed bridges for the past 10 years and because the EBMM bridge has a bit of a different approach when it comes to setup compared to a floyd) and holy shit, this was incredibly helpful. Thanks Rob!
Glad to hear it bro!🎸
I pay £18 a pack for Elixir 10-59s. You can still get standard stuff like EB for £6, but all the fancy stuff like the NYXL etc are all pricey now.
Crazy!
Awesome intro🤘
I’m curious about that trem system. Using 7 string in low tunings with a non locking trem system🤔 How was your experience regarding tuning stability?
Great video, cheers!
Honestly I don't remember much about the trem system! I only had it here at my place for a short while. And during that time, the tuning seemed just fine! Cheers!
@@RobArnoldWorld thanks for your response!
Awesome video, brother man! Hope life is treating you well.
Thanks man!👊
Beautiful guitar Rob. The finish on the body is just so well made. Drop G man that is a low tuning. I like the float bridge. It sets the guitar off. Never played a 7 string before, How did you find it Rob ? I know that Dino (Fear factory) plays a 7 string. So the Trust rod helps to lower the string tension if I'm right. I always thought that it was meant to keep the neck of the guitar straight. Just to finish off I leave you message just before you shared this video Rob. Saying that my parcel is now in Copenhagen airport Denmark. So just maybe I'll get it within the next couple of days. Cheers and take of yourself.
Cool Darren! Stoked for it to arrive! This guitar is owned by a buddy of mine. So it doesn't belong to me. You are correct that the truss rod keeps the neck straight. After a big tuning change, I like to examine it to see if any adjustments are needed. Sometimes they are sometimes not!
@@RobArnoldWorld I really like what you have been doing over the last couple of months with showing off different guitars and how to keep them in tune. I hope to see some more Rob. By the way I'm sure that you may of already been told this before, but making video's like this really does help to learn more things about guitars and how to look after them the right way.
@@619dar Those are my intentions Darren! To inform, educate, and entertain!🤘
Looks like a nice guitar
Nice vid! ❤️ Lookin young with no beard!
Really nice intro!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻💪🏻💪🏻
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Nice!
I personally wouldnt recommend looking down the neck like that to check if its straight or not. If you are not very very experienced you are most likely not going to see that. I put a capo on the first fret and press down on the last fret. Then I press down in the middle between these points. If i notice that the string needs to be pressed down very very slightly to hit the fretboard in the middle then i am golden. By very very slightly I mean probably less than half a milimeter or so. If its more the neck needs to be straightened. If the string is already hitting the fretboard in the middle when you fret both ends of the fretboard the nech is too straight and its going to buzz. Its a feel thing. I just play to see if I still encounter any buzzing when I adjusted it. If thats the case I just give it a bit more relief.
Them riffs be chunky as fuck! love it... Drop G is so fun to play!
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@@RobArnoldWorld feel free to knock a full song in drop G if you haven't already aha!
Rob you are awesome 👊🤟🤟🤟🤟
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I still have that same tuner by boss. Lol. You can tell you've had yours for awhile. D'addario s hmmmm, good strings but definitely pricey. I'm more an Ernie ball (super slinky) person. Lol. When are you coming out with your own signature strings???
Cool! And yep, these boss tuners last forever! I think I have 4 or 5 of them laying around! Signature strings? Whenever I get the offer I guess!🤘😏
Dude, I haven’t seen anyone using a crate amp in years ! Sounds good though! That guitar is sexy !
It was my very first halfstack way back in the day. Sold it though when I joined Chimaira. Recently required this Crate rig on eBay!🤘
I’m partially blaming (or is it crediting?) you for my purchase of the new Jason Richardson 7 guitar, that and the sick Chimaira riffage.
Awesome! I hope you dig!
Hey Rob, loved the vid! I've got this 7 string I want to convert into this tuning (Drop G). That gauge you used seems like it would be too light for me. Currently my guitar has 9-52 on it and it sucks. It's in B standard. The low B just feels and sounds terrible. And trying to play 5th chords with it sucks. To give more details about the guitar, it's an Ibanez Universe with a Floyd Rose and the scale length from where the locking nut ends to the middle of the 12th fret is about 12.5 inches. The Floyd Rose is sinking into the body so definitely not enough tension there. Given what I've said, what string gauge do you recommend? Any information you can give would be helpful. I'll try to watch your other videos about this topic but this is the only one specifically about 7 strings and it has armed me with lots of useful information.
I use 11-60 on my 7 string guitars in drop A. I use my typical 11-52 pack, and then I throw on an additional .60 on the the 7th string. These are also the gauges I'd use if I dropped to drop G.
So, I don't think I really answered your question there, but maybe what I've said could be useful?
Personally I've also been wanting to try some lighter gauges on my top strings, but haven't done so yet. My high E, B, and G strings all feel too tight and uncomfortable to play, and recently someone suggested I try 10's or 9's on those strings. So I may do that. But I'll probably stick with the 60 as my thickest on the 7th string.
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That helps a lot actually as well as giving me some interesting tidbits about your thoughts. Thanks for responding! I may try what you said and string a light top and heavy bottom with a .060 or more on the 7th. I never considered how tight those upper strings would feel with a heavier set (13-74 is what I was looking at before). Been a fan since The Farm Club so I appreciate the info! Cheers, mate!!!! 🥂 🍻
@@miahthorpatrick1013 Cheers and good luck man!
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Dude, just wanted to get your take on the following aspect of tuning.
Some say you have to tune sharp and then decrease to your desired tuning to obtain better tuning-stability.
On the flipside: Some say, it doesn't matter if you go from flat up or from sharp down to get perfect stabilitiy.
Now... What would Rob say?
I like to tune UP to pitch. So if I'm tuning and I overshoot the desired pitch, I'll drop back down and then tune up to the note again. There's something about the tension in that method I like. Or maybe I'm just superstitious!
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Thanks ;-)
I just got majore purple 6 and it came without the tool for truss rod adjustment or whammy bar hardness , that's ridiculous lol
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you show the high action and the need to lower that but the video doesn't show that process; did you lower the bridge (two large hex bolts holding the bridge? Or did you lower the saddles?
It was awhile ago, so I don't actually remember. But I'm almost positive that I would not have made any adjustments to the bridge height. I recommend watching this video first, and applying all you can from it. ruclips.net/video/ktiF2rysCW0/видео.html
If then you're still not satisfied with your action, then you can begin to make minor adjustments to your bridge height. At least that's the way I think about it.
Good for J.R.
Absolutely gorgeous guitar! Jason is not only an amazing guitarist, he also has such a great taste - just like you, Rob! I really like this guitar way more better then all John Petrucci's signature MusicMan's. And I also remembered that Jim LaMarca played ESP and Peavey basses live, but always used MusicMan basses in the studio.
Yeah dude! Good eye! Jim loves his Music Mans and still owns them today!
@@RobArnoldWorld That's wonderful - I still remember how he recorded his lines in the studio with his 5-string Stingray bass. And you jamming on your LTD M at this time. God bless Chimaira! God please bring Chimaira back! I also remember you had a pickguard-less version of your signature M - do you still have this beauty, Rob?
@@dexxpredwarior9033 Of course! The RA-2! I'll be buried with it!🎸
@@RobArnoldWorld That's great! Honestly, I like the pickguard-less version of your signature M more, it seems to me more aesthetically harmonious, but this is exactly for my taste. I was even surprised when I saw your official signature model with pickguard - all of the M's you play before that was pickguard-less. Although, the most of the ESP M production models was pickguard-less at that time. In general, I really hope that someday I will see you jamming on your RA-2 with Jim, playing one of his MusicMan basses!
@@dexxpredwarior9033 Right on! I used the RA-2 for almost every song of our 2017 reunion show. I think there is some footage here on youtube!
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You know it!
Is your friend going to be playing The Discovery on that guitar? :)
I'm not sure what that is!
@@RobArnoldWorld Best album of all time, by Born of Osiris! Please check it out sometime front to back! You won't be disappointed, I promise!
@@powerhitter033 Will do! I love their Simulation record!
@@RobArnoldWorld Awesome! Yes! That is like a good continuation from The Discovery even though it is like 3 albums after. Let me know how you like it :)
Do you still consider not using 7 strings anymore after this one? I remember that i read somewhere that you stopped using 7 strings cuz they dont cut well in the mix
AND I don't find them to be very comfortable either. All of my sweet spots are no longer there on a 7 either, and so it takes an extra second to think about how to make happen what's happening in my mind. And for those reasons, I'll always prefer 6 strings. But I certainly don't mind ripping a 7 every now and then!🎸
@@RobArnoldWorld thanks for clarifying hahaa
Crate? Been years since I’ve seen one of those.
What's up with dying your hair man? Embrace the gray! Haha Just kidding, great video, great guitar and playing and it is really weird watch you play something that's not ESP.
On a side note, Mudvayne haa returned, now it's Chimaira's turn! Sorry for the letter, keep the videos coming!
Good setup video. But I think 59 is way too thin and floppy for drop G. It's more a drop B/Bb string gauge. Maybe try something massive like 70/74 to get that low chunk tight.
Felt ok to me, but to each their own!🎸
@@RobArnoldWorld That's right.
Rob, how you manage to intonate low G? I Just got this guitar and struggling a lot with low G with 59 on the bottom
Those lower strings, especially in lower tunings with thicker gauges can definitely be a pain. Is your issue that you've run out of room to move in one direction or the other with that saddle?
Pause the video at 1:30.
He's got half a loop around the tuner of the 7th string. This seems crucial to me. With 1 whole loop around the tuner i am running a 56 for an A on this guitar.
This adjusts the break angle of the string at the saddle and this is crucial for the intonation.
the action at my 12th fret is .05 inches, but .07 inches at the 24th fret. do i need to tighten or loosen the truss rod? or is this normal? thanks
I think that scenario sounds normal. But if you want to lower the action at your 24th fret, you'd want to tighten your truss rod. Check out this video I've made on the topic, that I think you'll find quite useful! ruclips.net/video/ktiF2rysCW0/видео.html
Drop G Rob Arnold style! Throwback to Rizzo/Jade? ;)
Good call! Mark recently told me that Rizzo is in G standard actually. I can't recall!
Hey Rob, what's that Crate you have there?
It's a G1600XL! My first half stack ever was that same rig! Sold it shortly after I joined Chimaira to purchase the Marshall rig that sits right next to the Crate rig. A couple years ago, I decided to repurchase the Crate rig just for fun. Found it on eBay!
Can you speak on fretbuzz and setup a bit. Is it possible to eliminate and what is acceptable. Thanks!
As I mentioned in the video, the best action is achieved by getting the strings as close to the fret board as possible, without having any buzz. A slight amount is acceptable to me, if it means getting the feel you're looking for with your action. But very slight. Action is mostly affected by bridge height, so you should start there when making adjustments. Keep an eye on the straightness of your neck too, as you may need to make minor adjustments to your truss rod. This will also have affects on fret buzz. And then finally, string gauge, and your tuning, are also factors when it comes to setting your action and avoiding fret buzz. 🎸
10-59? Whew. Light gauge for drop G! Awesome video as always, my man! 🤘
Yeah! But they felt alright!🤘
I can see why Rob likes them at that tension. You just get a nasty, gross tone that you can’t really get with very big and tight gauge. I run 54-10 for A standard.
Dino from Fear Factory was also known for this. He’d use really light gauge, helps you pick faster with less force IMO.
Also, having an extended scale helps a lot with this.
@@Divine_Serpent_Geh yeah man. To each, their own. Some like em light, some like em thicc. All about what’s comfortable.
what would be the ernie ball string equivalent for that string gauge, paradigm? 10-56?
Not sure!
Dude, the music. The music is f'n killer. Get Austin, Mark, Ola and Ryan Martinie to form a superband. Easy peasy. Lol. I have no idea what I'm saying. The riffs here are killer though.
Haha🤘
well it's no RA600 but I'll take a video of Rob Arnold riffing any day of the week no questions asked!
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I had to do a double take to make sure it was you cause of the 7 string and non-ESP but thats cool. Do you like Jason Richardson alot or just really thought the guitar was cool? I remember you said you liked that last Born of Osiris album on an FAQ
Didn't even know he was in Born of Osiris! haha
I was just setting this guitar up for a buddy. I'm still ESP for life!🎸
@@RobArnoldWorld word I posted that before seeing it all. That's cool
Rob, I’m the dude always asking you questions and shit. All of the technical knowledge you’ve displayed in this vid, was it self taught thru internet videos, etc or did you just naturally learn it all over the years playing in bands? I’ve always taken mine in to get them worked on. I’m not the most handy guy. I can chugga chugga like nobody’s binnnnness tho
Well dude, if you can chugga chugga, then that's all that really matters! I think though that learning to care for your guitars and enjoying the process, strengthens the bond between you and your instruments. Ever notice how some of the greats like EVH, almost seem like the guitar is a part of them, and they can effortlessly make the guitar sound and do whatever they want...
And so early on, I took an interest in guitar maintenance, partly due to curiosity as well, and it's something I've stuck with and continue to enjoy. RUclips videos certainly help nowadays, but they didn't exist while I was coming up in the game! So books, videos, word of mouth, and then being around it all so much as my career evolved is where I learned the most from. And now, I enjoy sharing that information with those whom are interested!🎸
@@RobArnoldWorld Word. I even suck at replacing my strings, so I still take them in for that! Haha, I’m a dick. But your videos are making me steer away from that, dude. I really wanna play Scourge of Iron properly, so I’m gonna need to do what you did here. I’ll prob just start with changing my strings tho
Where is the new CHIMAIRA's album!?
I thought it was a korn follow the leader album guitar. The album cover would go on that top
This is probably a dumb question lol I've played guitars with Floyds or something similiar to it, like the Edge Zero. but i have never seen a floating bridge guitar with no Locking nut or fine tuners...how on Earth does that thing stay in tune with no locking nut?? does it have locking tuners on the headstock? lol Rob? or anyone who wants to answer?
Great questions! I can't remember if it had locking tuners, but I'm sure I mentioned whether or not it did in the video. But anyway, I agree that it's weird to see a setup like this without a locking nut and fine tuners. But it worked out great! No tuning issues!
@@RobArnoldWorld Thanks alot for the reply Rob! You're the best bro! 🤘🤘
@@TheCobhc2005 🤘
Rob "guitar tech" Arnold
What is the action heigjt in your lowest string
Nothing scientific about it. I just eyeball it. I like a nice low action. 🎸
That intro was NASTY!
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10-59 Drop G on a 25,5“?😳 how does this hold up the tuning. I use 10-68 in G# on 27“
I haven't and won't have it long enough to see how it behaves over time, but in the short term it's felt and stayed in tune just fine!
Nice guitar but Jason Richardson it's that other Level Is a monster greetings from costa rica..
wait you can go to drop g with a 59? on a 25.5 in scale? hooooow?
I‘ll guess picking verry light🤷♂️ thought the same. If you dig in hard it wont work
Chimaira performed and recorded all of our drop A and drop G stuff with a 60, and it was always cool. So a 59 ain't that different in my opinion! 🎸