Great review. Jake has said that the next version of his signature models will be like the Red and Blue custom shop guitars you referenced, so I am very excited. Also definitely not too surprised that the Titan's have a more of a low end bloom to them vs Misha and Mark's sets. Dimarzio's just seem to have a generic warmth to them regardless of the model. Still though I've been waiting to hear a sample of these isolated as that's been hard to find. Gotta say for 1000 bucks this guitar is a hell of a bargain I think.
Picked mine up today. Really happy with it. Couldnt tell you how it came set up out the box though because my guitar shop ran it through a plek machine so its pretty much perfect
Hi nice review i really liked it! I don´t own this exact guitar. I own Ibanez RGA42FM but, I'm going to change pickups for Dimarzio Titans because, I really like the pickup tightness and versatillity. I am also a fan of Periphery and some other artists that uses them like Michael Markie (Markie Music) or Dreamshade. I think, they are good pickups some of the hidden gems out there.
Thank you for your support of the video. In terms of a widely versatile guitar spanning the entire range of guitar playing, I would look at the Charvel Pro-Mod series; there are a good range of color and pick up configurations to suit your wants. In addition you have great fret access, available trem, compound fretboard radius, plenty of wood options, luminlay side dots, jumbo frets, truss rod adjustment in the right place, and a great reputation. The pick ups are name brand too which helps if you want to swap them out later on; you don't have to worry about routing. I hope this helps.
I like the look of this guitar except that the hardware is gold and black. The bridge is black, the tone pots are black but the tuning pegs, PU covers are gold. I mean why?
My best guess is, all gold can look gaudy. I absolutely understand, but I personally love that look. I think it stems from drooling over the white les paul custom.
Great review. Jake has said that the next version of his signature models will be like the Red and Blue custom shop guitars you referenced, so I am very excited. Also definitely not too surprised that the Titan's have a more of a low end bloom to them vs Misha and Mark's sets. Dimarzio's just seem to have a generic warmth to them regardless of the model. Still though I've been waiting to hear a sample of these isolated as that's been hard to find. Gotta say for 1000 bucks this guitar is a hell of a bargain I think.
Great video. How solid is the neck? Does it bend easy when you play or is pretty rock solid?
Looking forward to the next periphery signature guitar review in the series! Perhaps Mark Holcomb’s will be next?
Thanks man! Believe me, it is certainly in the queue.
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Could u switch those pickups with regular Seymour Duncan’s or the new Nazgûl rails?
Could you check out some of the CHON guitars, please? Hard to see too many reviews on those.
Thanks for review, but you DO know that wood has no any meaning to the electric guitar's tone, right?
Lmao😂😂😂😂 oh geez another one
@@williamdistasio9358 yeah, electric guitar tonewood believers are funny
@LandsOfDespair Riiiight, uh huh. I've watched the same videos on it as you have, I'm sure.
Picked mine up today. Really happy with it. Couldnt tell you how it came set up out the box though because my guitar shop ran it through a plek machine so its pretty much perfect
Awesome to hear that, I hope you enjoy your new axe!
Hi nice review i really liked it! I don´t own this exact guitar. I own Ibanez RGA42FM but, I'm going to change pickups for Dimarzio Titans because, I really like the pickup tightness and versatillity. I am also a fan of Periphery and some other artists that uses them like Michael Markie (Markie Music) or Dreamshade. I think, they are good pickups some of the hidden gems out there.
Personally, I prefer to use the 3th position.
Useful, thanks. I’m after one guitar to do it all: from Tom Petty to Metallica via Polyphia and Kyuss. Any suggestions sub-$1500?
Thank you for your support of the video. In terms of a widely versatile guitar spanning the entire range of guitar playing, I would look at the Charvel Pro-Mod series; there are a good range of color and pick up configurations to suit your wants. In addition you have great fret access, available trem, compound fretboard radius, plenty of wood options, luminlay side dots, jumbo frets, truss rod adjustment in the right place, and a great reputation. The pick ups are name brand too which helps if you want to swap them out later on; you don't have to worry about routing. I hope this helps.
@@TheBedroomGuitarist1 great thanks - a DK24 is on my shortlist!
I like the look of this guitar except that the hardware is gold and black. The bridge is black, the tone pots are black but the tuning pegs, PU covers are gold. I mean why?
My best guess is, all gold can look gaudy. I absolutely understand, but I personally love that look. I think it stems from drooling over the white les paul custom.
when he started playing 😂😂🤣