@@fivefingerfullprice3403 Jesus, it's like you can't even fucking say hi anymore without coming across as offensive. Da fuq is wrong with people's comprehension.
cone don’t get me wrong, I love my job. It would just be amazing to live in the Netherlands and be a part of something like this for a while. But you make a good point nonetheless.
The most advanced guitar company out there. No environmental damage, no tonal compromises. If more companies started adopting some of your practices, the entire industry would be a better place
Nothing really prevents the environmental damage, if they don't use the material for guitars, someone else will use it for something else. So there's no point in fretting about it
what a stupid comment. sustainable forest exploiting rate is ten trees cut for 30 trees born. do a little research and don't buy every Greta shit, she spends 3000k to rent a yacht to cross the ocean like everyone could afford that, and the crew came back by flight so she polluted 5 times more. Apart that, composites are a pain in the ass when it comes to recycle, when wood is easy job. use your brain.
Somehow related haha, it's Tor from Leprous who brings me there, he has several Aristides (8 and 6 strings) and they just look beautiful when I get the chance to see the band live
I am a Thai person who loves ARISTIDES guitars. Very much because all processes are important and take great care. It's another very good guitar. from a fan from Thailand😊🎸
Wow, what fantastic guitars, and a great factory tour! Thanks for making such great tools for musicians, and not destroying our precious and beautiful forests in the process. 👍😎
I can see how this is not only about engineering and regular work but putting lots of love into a tool for making art, I loved every single second of this video bro
Absolutely loved visiting the factory a couple of weeks ago, but I still loved watching this video! The passion you guys have for building guitars is just awesome to see. Hands down the most innovative guitar manufacturer I've ever seen.
I use to work front of this company as a driver ,i heard lot of times guitars sound and thought some workers playing guitar ! Once i asked who play so nice and often ? Then i find out there is a guitar company!! I also playing guitar and love guitars. As i see this company does not using wood means les trees cut it . I going to save money and buy one of there products. 🌺
This is something I think merits further investigation. The full life-cycle of cheap, midrange and expensive guitars made nowadays. The way a lot of 'tonewood' being harvested is 'illegally' obtained, destroying forests and local communities in the name of 'development', so most (mass-production) new guitars are not produced in a sustainable way. That alone could mean that the 'arium' these guitars are made of could be a better solution (for the moment) for many wanting to buy a new guitar. It depends on what it is made out of and what other alternatives exist to make guitars from. I've heard electric guitars made out of plywood that don't sound bad in certain contexts because they had proper pickups basically. If the 'arium' material lasts forever and cannot be broken down in any way, it might not be that much of a good alternative in the long run. If you want something 'traditional', go with maple or birch for example. That said, these guys have a good story, a nice looking production process that is very likely producing some great instruments that last you a lifetime. All things considered, they do it at a pretty reasonable price (guitarists are usually spoiled compared to other musicians).
This was so cool to see. Aristides is definitely a one of a kind brand. I just started putting money into my "new gear piggy bank" to save up so I can have one built in the near future. I need one.
I am absolutely obsessed with Aristides. I discovered your guitars earlier this year and I cannot wait to own an 080s someday soon. Thinking about selling my 67 Gibson SG Junior to get it. Keep up the great work!!
I've discovered your guitars back in 2018 and I've been obsessed ever since. I've watched this factory tour several times and still amazes me. all I'm saying is, I would have and own one/two/three of those gorgeous beasts someday! SOMEDAY! 😎
Great to see this. Good thing the frets are ensambled normally, I have a Parker Fly and the frets just fall constantly. That was the only doubt I had about your guitars, time to buy one!
When I order my custom one, I'll go for the actual color of the Arium just because I like how stealth-fighter-esque it looks...just the color of the Arium with a satin coat/finish.
Finish idea: You should use small hobby sandblasting setup, like an airbrush system, with your CNC to etch ash wood grain designs into the finish, or mold it into the tops.
Pascal: How bad is it Rodney? Rodney: It's only 3.6 roentgen. Pascal to cameraman: Rodney says it's only 3.6 roentgen not great, not terrible. You should be fine.
Wow. Just yesterday I went to Caligula’s Horse gig with Four Stroke Baron on support and got interested in what kind of guitars they were using. After some googling found the brand name and the factory is literally 5 minutes from my home - been walking there many times and had no idea that there is guitar factory there. Would like to try it myself 😀
Very curious... would love one, but it’s a high price risk. Not a slam or criticism, it’s just that the nature of your business essentially being a custom shop doesn’t leave much option for trying one prior to placing the order. Really dig that there’s no wood, or damage to the planet, and these videos are fantastic. Keep it up!
K -Ray if you’re seriously interested in one and want to try one out, contact the Aristides Facebook group and see if you live near anyone who owns one. We are all very open and willing to let people try ours if your in our area. Most of us who own them started by buying a used one and reselling it. That’s probably the best option to getting into one. The R series ones also may have a return policy, check reverb for when they are put online.
As someone who doesn't know how to play, I'd never experienced the feeling guitarists get when they hold guitars and can tell if it feels right, plays amazing, is set up vs. not set up etc... I had no frame of reference or years of experience to develop a "feel" for what worked best for me.... until I held an Aristides. As soon as I held my friends, I knew it was the nicest guitar I ever held in my hands.
I will probably never get my own custom one of these or ever even have one ever let alone a custom guitar but if I do... I know where I am getting one!
Please don't keep growing. If you're turning a profit now, keep everything the way it is. You make a perfect product and increased productivity comes at a price, in the form of compromise.
After seeing the hard work and dedication put into these instruments I can only appreciate Aristides even more! What a seriously great company. I wish there was an easy way to try one but I guess I'll drive to Haarlem as soon as I find the time!
wow, what a fantastic factory tour video, thank you very much for the great explanation and guiding us through the whole process, i now love my aristides guitar even more!!!
@@GoFindAsafeSpace While the price is absurd and for that cost you can get a majesty or a nice PRS, if you simplify the materials to "cardboard and plastic", it's time to head back to school.
Not really. I bought a Fender Ultra Strat for 3000, for a grand more you seem to be getting a lot of bang for your buck. Nobody has bought one and said anything bad about it that I can find, they sound killer, and its fully customizable. You choose everything on it... A guitar like that from other makes would cost way more. I think a lot of this hate comes from guitar traditionalists... and i get it, i don't think wood guitars are going anywhere. But its cool that people are doing new and exciting stuff, and a guitar unaffected by climate or humidity that doesn't sound tinny, gimmicky, or like a piece of shit in general is super cool. I think if these guitars were shit, we would've heard about it by now
Incredible. I wish I could afford one of these incredible instruments. Every year I play them at NAMM and I'm blown away. Little thing, tone wood on electric really doesn't effect the tone. Of course the build quality and construction of the guitar effects sustain and how it performs, but it doesn't effect the tone like it does on an acoustic, especially something as small as the fret board.
Never have I been so happy to see a European man stand in front of me with latex gloves on
Crazy man. Had no idea I had guitars named after me. My full name is Aris Aristides
I had no idea Aristides weren’t made out of wood! That composite material looks so cool! What a unique process!
That's like one of there main selling points lol
metalheadblues no need to be mean and discouraging about it man. Everyone knows different stuff and learns things at different times.
@@PatrickLawler How is that mean and discouraging?! I think maybe you should lay off the soy milk.
@@fivefingerfullprice3403 Jesus, it's like you can't even fucking say hi anymore without coming across as offensive. Da fuq is wrong with people's comprehension.
I’m offended... don’t ask me why, that would be offensive.
I would totally give up dentistry to work there! Such a fun looking environment.
Me 2
I'd keep your job as a dentist, you'd much much more money. You can just buy the guitars.
cone don’t get me wrong, I love my job. It would just be amazing to live in the Netherlands and be a part of something like this for a while. But you make a good point nonetheless.
@@Jakeman90210 It's never too late.We have a big shortage of dentists in Holland. A dentist can make annything.
Already bored of it ? :)
Can truly see y’all take pride in your work, and care. Once I’ve got my Kiesel paid off, I’ll be saving for one of these.
Remember to vote in the top right - what do you want to see next?
Thanks for an actual factory tour with the process instead of the usual 40 minutes of a guy talking about the company's history.
The most advanced guitar company out there. No environmental damage, no tonal compromises. If more companies started adopting some of your practices, the entire industry would be a better place
Nothing really prevents the environmental damage, if they don't use the material for guitars, someone else will use it for something else. So there's no point in fretting about it
Epoxies and fiberglass are all pretty environmentally damaging as well and their process if full of those.
I'm not a Tree Hugger but what a noble concept, good luck guys
This is great. Aristides truly builds THE finest guitars on this planet and I couldn't possibly be happier with my 070.
Your expansion is impressive… and so are the guns 💪
24:04 good decision not doing import models.
I love this company! Good job on not hurting trees!!!!
Kinda eco-friendly, but those synthetic resins aren't made of unicorn farts, more likely out of petroleum.
....trees can't feel.
what a stupid comment. sustainable forest exploiting rate is ten trees cut for 30 trees born. do a little research and don't buy every Greta shit, she spends 3000k to rent a yacht to cross the ocean like everyone could afford that, and the crew came back by flight so she polluted 5 times more. Apart that, composites are a pain in the ass when it comes to recycle, when wood is easy job. use your brain.
Crazy Horse. it's scientifically proved that actually trees and plants FEEL. if that matters is another question.
Those “raw” guitars are sick. Would definitely be interested in trying one since it’s a more affordable option.
Ihsahn's love of your guitars brought me here.
Somehow related haha, it's Tor from Leprous who brings me there, he has several Aristides (8 and 6 strings) and they just look beautiful when I get the chance to see the band live
I bet they had fun making that pink Telecaster bor Ihsahn.
I am a Thai person who loves ARISTIDES guitars. Very much because all processes are important and take great care. It's another very good guitar. from a fan from Thailand😊🎸
Wow, what fantastic guitars, and a great factory tour! Thanks for making such great tools for musicians, and not destroying our precious and beautiful forests in the process. 👍😎
The Crystallized finish is to die for. Such a looker
I can see how this is not only about engineering and regular work but putting lots of love into a tool for making art, I loved every single second of this video bro
01:44 that dude with long hair got some serious awesome tone and guitar playing skills...
we always know a guitar talent when we heard one.
These guitar seem amazing, and those finishes are probably the best in the business! I really want one now... or two!
These dudes are super nice and make awesome guitars. Always wanted to own one but I'm broke HAHA
This was a really cool video. I can only imagine the fun if you ever move into custom body and headstock shapes!
When I get the money, I am definitely buying an Aristides!
These guitars are sweet...I was hesitant, until I played one recently, and damn, totally innovative and game changing, so much detail and perfection.
This video is Killer Marketing.
Thanks so much for sharing such a deep inside look of this cool company!
This was pretty cool! Thanks Aristides and Pascal for showing us how this awesome guitars are made!
Perfect Guitar perfect sound perfect factory ,,,,,,
RIP Terrence's acting career
Edit: I watched a bit further and my boy Terrence still got a decent role
Been a year since I've owned mine, and I don't regret a thing
Absolutely loved visiting the factory a couple of weeks ago, but I still loved watching this video! The passion you guys have for building guitars is just awesome to see. Hands down the most innovative guitar manufacturer I've ever seen.
I use to work front of this company as a driver ,i heard lot of times guitars sound and thought some workers playing guitar ! Once i asked who play so nice and often ? Then i find out there is a guitar company!! I also playing guitar and love guitars. As i see this company does not using wood means les trees cut it . I going to save money and buy one of there products. 🌺
I really appreciate you guys for not using wood in your guitars, definitely helping the environment. I will buy one once I get the money
This is something I think merits further investigation. The full life-cycle of cheap, midrange and expensive guitars made nowadays. The way a lot of 'tonewood' being harvested is 'illegally' obtained, destroying forests and local communities in the name of 'development', so most (mass-production) new guitars are not produced in a sustainable way. That alone could mean that the 'arium' these guitars are made of could be a better solution (for the moment) for many wanting to buy a new guitar.
It depends on what it is made out of and what other alternatives exist to make guitars from. I've heard electric guitars made out of plywood that don't sound bad in certain contexts because they had proper pickups basically. If the 'arium' material lasts forever and cannot be broken down in any way, it might not be that much of a good alternative in the long run. If you want something 'traditional', go with maple or birch for example. That said, these guys have a good story, a nice looking production process that is very likely producing some great instruments that last you a lifetime. All things considered, they do it at a pretty reasonable price (guitarists are usually spoiled compared to other musicians).
This was so cool to see. Aristides is definitely a one of a kind brand. I just started putting money into my "new gear piggy bank" to save up so I can have one built in the near future. I need one.
I am absolutely obsessed with Aristides. I discovered your guitars earlier this year and I cannot wait to own an 080s someday soon. Thinking about selling my 67 Gibson SG Junior to get it. Keep up the great work!!
Seriously though, those guitars look exciting and very cool
Thanks!
This is really cool to see! Proud owner of a brand new H/07 w trem in purple green chameleon burst. Best guitar I've ever owned bar none!
Love mine 080s so much
Aaaaaand... now I want one !
I work with the same compounds to make fireman air bottles, shit is so strong its unbelievable
I've discovered your guitars back in 2018 and I've been obsessed ever since. I've watched this factory tour several times and still amazes me.
all I'm saying is, I would have and own one/two/three of those gorgeous beasts someday! SOMEDAY! 😎
Amazing factory!
So cool. Get to order mine next year. Best Regards and Best Wishes!
Great to see this. Good thing the frets are ensambled normally, I have a Parker Fly and the frets just fall constantly. That was the only doubt I had about your guitars, time to buy one!
You guys have the best paint jobs in the industry!
Love the idea of the Raw Series! That's just cool, might be my chance to be able to afford an Aristides!
When I order my custom one, I'll go for the actual color of the Arium just because I like how stealth-fighter-esque it looks...just the color of the Arium with a satin coat/finish.
Finish idea: You should use small hobby sandblasting setup, like an airbrush system, with your CNC to etch ash wood grain designs into the finish, or mold it into the tops.
Just ordered mine!
Oh my gosh! This is so cool! The level of technology and ingenuity that has gone into these guitars is NEXT LEVEL. I want to try/ buy one someday!
Pascal: How bad is it Rodney?
Rodney: It's only 3.6 roentgen.
Pascal to cameraman: Rodney says it's only 3.6 roentgen not great, not terrible. You should be fine.
Lmao I just started Chernobyl
Amazing! A few suggestions, get a PLEK machine and set up a guitar configurator on your website! :)
Some of the best &
creative finishes in guitar!
Bijzonder dat dit gewoon in Nederland gebeurd! 👍
I love this. I'd love to see him do one of the crazy finishes.
Wow. Just yesterday I went to Caligula’s Horse gig with Four Stroke Baron on support and got interested in what kind of guitars they were using. After some googling found the brand name and the factory is literally 5 minutes from my home - been walking there many times and had no idea that there is guitar factory there. Would like to try it myself 😀
I hope to see more companies using things besides wood for guitar. I have 3 aluminum necked guitars and absolutely love them.
I'll get my hands on one eventually. Fantastic from start to finish.
Thank you. Looking forward to the detail videos!
Very curious... would love one, but it’s a high price risk. Not a slam or criticism, it’s just that the nature of your business essentially being a custom shop doesn’t leave much option for trying one prior to placing the order. Really dig that there’s no wood, or damage to the planet, and these videos are fantastic. Keep it up!
Yep these guys are pulling kiesel
No way to try what you want before ordering. Not to mention they're way overpriced.
K -Ray if you’re seriously interested in one and want to try one out, contact the Aristides Facebook group and see if you live near anyone who owns one. We are all very open and willing to let people try ours if your in our area. Most of us who own them started by buying a used one and reselling it. That’s probably the best option to getting into one. The R series ones also may have a return policy, check reverb for when they are put online.
As someone who doesn't know how to play, I'd never experienced the feeling guitarists get when they hold guitars and can tell if it feels right, plays amazing, is set up vs. not set up etc... I had no frame of reference or years of experience to develop a "feel" for what worked best for me.... until I held an Aristides. As soon as I held my friends, I knew it was the nicest guitar I ever held in my hands.
Awesome tour of the factory and very interesting how things work to get the end result
This makes me want one even more
Ahhh I've been waiting for an updated factory tour for so long guys, great job. Love your instruments!
I will probably never get my own custom one of these or ever even have one ever let alone a custom guitar but if I do... I know where I am getting one!
Cool stuff guys, thanks for the tour!
Got a Raw guitar on the way, have watched this a few times since I've ordered, very comprehensive. thanks!
Yes!
Please don't keep growing. If you're turning a profit now, keep everything the way it is. You make a perfect product and increased productivity comes at a price, in the form of compromise.
The R series looks VERY attractive to me. The price point is getting closer to where I'm comfortable saving for. Maybe it'll be my next guitar.
After seeing the hard work and dedication put into these instruments I can only appreciate Aristides even more! What a seriously great company. I wish there was an easy way to try one but I guess I'll drive to Haarlem as soon as I find the time!
Thank you!
Came for the guitars stayed for the magic show =)
wow, what a fantastic factory tour video, thank you very much for the great explanation and guiding us through the whole process, i now love my aristides guitar even more!!!
Loved the Zelda guitar
I want the raw guitars dyed in neon colors! Like a. Road flare red and desert yellow one. That would a finish I'd buy!
I want a 080, your Instruments are amazing!!
Awesome tour!
Amazing tour!! Coolest guitars
gotta make some more videos like this!
Muy buenas guitarras , las conosco por ihsahn, saludos desde colombia.
thanks! i´m looking forward to visit netherland and go to your shop!
Hermosas,,, q buen trabajo 🤘🤘🤘
You'll make history
18:09 that colour is amazing
That's awesome guiys! Keep it going!
Awesome video! I hope I can get one someday.
I love factory tours, especially when led by Lars' little bro heh.
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing.
Very intrigued how these guitars feel and sound.
I’ll hopefully try one out one day. Thanks again 👍
One of these beauty can cost close to 4000 bucks here in Canada, that is crazy money!
FACTS! and for a guitar made out of card board and plastic, I think I'll pass..they got a lot of nerve charging this much money for their "guitars"
@@GoFindAsafeSpace While the price is absurd and for that cost you can get a majesty or a nice PRS, if you simplify the materials to "cardboard and plastic", it's time to head back to school.
@@GoFindAsafeSpace hey man you can always buy a conventional material Gibson for the same money....
Not really. I bought a Fender Ultra Strat for 3000, for a grand more you seem to be getting a lot of bang for your buck. Nobody has bought one and said anything bad about it that I can find, they sound killer, and its fully customizable. You choose everything on it... A guitar like that from other makes would cost way more. I think a lot of this hate comes from guitar traditionalists... and i get it, i don't think wood guitars are going anywhere. But its cool that people are doing new and exciting stuff, and a guitar unaffected by climate or humidity that doesn't sound tinny, gimmicky, or like a piece of shit in general is super cool. I think if these guitars were shit, we would've heard about it by now
super cool! thanks for the great tour
Im working my ass off to get my hands on one of your guitars, simply lovely.
Awesome stuff, gents!
Wow, yeah man👏 I loved seeing this process!
aaaaand my hype just skyrocketed
Awesome insight into your work. I love the attention to detail!
Beautiful
Question I have is will they make headless models and what they would look like?
Incredible. I wish I could afford one of these incredible instruments. Every year I play them at NAMM and I'm blown away. Little thing, tone wood on electric really doesn't effect the tone. Of course the build quality and construction of the guitar effects sustain and how it performs, but it doesn't effect the tone like it does on an acoustic, especially something as small as the fret board.
Please make more basses with humbuckers Love your company btw
GJ, loved the tour!
Yo guys make some of the coolest guitars! One day I hope to own one.