A Fan Surprised Me With This Hand Made Guitar!
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- At first glance, the design of this thing is totally crazy, maybe even bizarre, and there are a lot of choices made with this design that I never would have done myself, BUT when it all comes together somehow, not only does it work, but it works better than I could have ever imagined. With Fender tuners and a roller nut and roller bridge...and a Vibramate tremolo, AND strung with 8's, this guitar is super slinky and responsive! Thanks Robert!
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Rubric: -5 points for Danzig references. -5 points for not reading the description. -5 points for not watching far enough into the video to answer your own question. -5 points for misquoting me in your comment. 20 points possible. Everyone starts with an A!
What a great person to make that and give it to you.. Cherish it
indeed
That guitar is a fever dream! It’s gotta be one of the nicest, bluesiest, jazziest thing going. Great job!
Jesus, that guitar's tone is magical. You should cherish it, Max. That is something really special and clearly a creation out of passion and love.
An excellent build. Great job Robert. 👍👍👍🎸
Honestly the choice of bridge, tuners, vibrato and pickup placement is brilliant! Namebrands take note. But 0.08s with Gretsch pickups? Imagine how good this would've sounded with PAFs and 0.10s. If that's the builders choice he is probably a very articulate player. Either way very nice build (turning a kit into a quality instrument, well thought of) and a great gift respect 👌
Gretch pickups are sick, id taken them over pafs most days. Pafs would make it sound like any other humbucker guitar
I think that guitar is awesome. But that guys heart is even awesomER!
The intro of Chris Isaak's "Can't Do A Thing (To Stop Me) crossed immediately to mind.
Beautiful guitar in every sense.
Great job Robert. And a super nice gesture!
It's good to have a guitar out of our normal wheelhouse. You may find yourself craving the sound at times.
That's one of the nicest guitars I've seen on you!
XXX
I have sent you an email about one of my guitars a while ago, but never heard anything back from you. I think I really have a cool and special guitar for you!
Greetings from The Netherlands! 🇳🇱🤘🏻
What an incredibly cool and unique guitar. Hats off to the dude that made this. I love everything about this guitar; the shape, the old school looks, the rollers, everything! Filtertron pickups are so unique. Their tone has always made me think of being “frayed around the edges”. Such a distinct tone.
Well done Robert. Max U just need to Get a Cowboy Hat and a Rope Necktie thing a magig. and Hop a Bus to Nashville. Would be Very Cool to see you do a Studio Session with Blue grass band ....
This one is too good to be true. Robert wherever you are, you created a real one.
WOW !!!! What a well thought out design. That is a beautiful guitar. What an honor to receive such a gift. Man does it sound good too. Great job on this build bro.🎸🤘🏻
I'm not a big Fender fan-except for the Jazzmaster-but this is an outstanding piece of work! Damn...!!!
I know Robert and he's an amazing person. So much love in this piece 💝
That really does sound nice!
That's beautiful like a Jaguar !
Like a hybrid jaguar/gretch
This looks and sounds like a great guitar. I appreciate all the well thought out and original design ideas.
Absolutely gorgeous guitar 🎉
Excellent! A harmonically balanced ax!
It sounds really good
Holy shit what a cool sounding guitar. This is innovation and the tones this guitar say providing is out of blue...... Amazing guitar
Rollers TOTALLY make sense! NICE
Beautiful guitar. Very well done and sounds awesome! What a very nice and thoughtful gift.
The LSR roller nut is a proven winner with heavy whammy bar use. Jeff Beck Strat spec.
I love all the specs and how it sounds. It is gorgeous instrument....I think that ONLY thing missing form his concept is the the string gage.
Try putting .11s on it.
No joke.
With that hardware package I bet heavier strings would be even better....and then you could try down-tuning etc.
Hats-off to Robert.
That thing is cool and unique.
Stainless steel strings would get more tone without heavier gauge.
beautiful and awesome sounding Guitar
It sounds decent. Didn’t ya say it had Gretsch pick ups? Cuz I never thought about it but they sound priddy good, I think anyway. The body style looks like a Jaguar. And if it stays in tune that’s a plus especially without locks. I’m sure ya obviously can’t wrench on it. Tell dude to send me one so I can test it out. 😂 🤘 ✌🏼
I like the pickup geometry. Kinda makes me wonder if Fender and Gibson had it wrong, all along! 😂
Knight any bros who make you a guitar and marry any girl who buys you one, gents.
Dude built a hell of a guitar. Looks and sounds great.
I like it. 👍
So cool.
LOVE IT MAN SUPER SICK!! 🤘😜🤘
with the distortion settings on its sound like the Second Heat Racer X tone. Very cool
You're right!
I like that guitar. Sounds unique. Also love the Nut.
Looks and sounds fantastic. Very very nice! 👍
I really like it!
I guess that fan could be called a "Maximum Fan"
I like it. Looks like he took an "off-set" guitar and said "mmm, not off-set enough". Sounds wicked.
Thought the same thing!
beautiful guitar.
Very unique in sound and style 👌
That’s friggin amazing!!
Nice axe, Max!
It has incredible sustain! Wow…
Very cool. I love the tone.
Great guitar!
I love the design work. Excellent
Impressed.
What a beautiful instrument!
Robert is the OG chad
Howling.
lol I was the 666 viewer on this video keep it rocking Max love what you do bro & you’re a huge inspiration for me as a novice guitarist
Awesome! Thank you!
Very cool guitar. It looks like he did a very nice job putting it together. I have wanted to install a double roller system on one of my guitars for quite a while now, but haven't taken the time. Maybe this video will be the boot up the ass I needed to finally do it. It would be nice to hear a bit more about the builder, but I also understand if he doesn't want the attention.
WOULD LOVE TO HEAR SOME NASTY BLUES PLAYED ON THIS GUY !
I'm down with that for sure
Looks amazing. Sounds amazing. To anyone who is interested, check out Gordon Branch guitars. Unique is an understatement.
Whenever I hear these pickups, I hear Malcolm Young!🤘
Love those Gretsch Filterton pickups 🎸🎶 and hardware 💯 Good stuff ⭐️ Rock on ArtyThan ☆♡☆
It's a blues and rockabilly machine! Plus is sounds so massive classic rock will not be a problem on the guitar either!
Wow, what a gift! Hope you play this often on the channel. That is sick. And homemade!
Really cool old school tones.
Looks like one of those cheaper funky Japanese guitars from back in the day like Hound Dog Taylor used to play, be great for dirty blues!
The vintage vibe of the body shape and the tremolo, along with the subdued color balance, makes for a cool pairing. It's like an executive's wood-paneled office from the skinny-tie era of the early 1960s -- with hardware and strings. 😄
I finally got around to seeing this video, Max! And I gotta say, "Don't judge a book..."! A first blush, this ain't your everyday Shredder's axe! But the high-quality parts, attention to build details and sweet responsiveness is simply jaw-dropping! As a hobbyist luthier, I learned a thing or two today! Outstanding guitar!👍👍👍
If Mr Robert builds guitars for not famous utubers, I'd like to buy one....
Beautiful guitar... it has a Jazzmaster/Jaguar meets Gretsch quality to it.
I've been steadily outfitting my own guitars with roller-nuts and saddles - anything to reduce the friction and ensure greater tuning stability with bends and whammy dives. Great to see that he put that much thought into that aspect.
I appreciate the principle behind the pickup spacing too, good thinking, although I do actually like those muddy neck/twangy bridge tones, LOL. Still, that guitar's tone is sweeeeeet.
Not a huge fan of the color (might've chosen a black burst, or maybe a darker red), but it looks uniform all over, so I can't fault it.
Chef's kiss.
C'mon Max, let your inner shoegazer be free! 😜
Really awesome guitar that he's made and you do it justice. Rock on, sir!
What a magnanimous gesture, excellent features/specs .
What's the intonation accuracy on the no.6 string? Looks like there is very little adjustment available, if the tuning is sharp?
I've had this problem over the journey, and it's something I look for on all bridges. I am not being critical, although it may sound so. It's not easy being a luthier, which I am not. I'm a wanna be, coodabeen . Summary : Lucky Max
Have a better day.
.008 gauge strings are super fun to play with
The only flaw that I see is where and how the jack is positioned. Right under the Whammy and to the front. Grabbing it quick you may grab the cable and miss the timing. I prefer straight jacks over the flat 90 degree ones.
But honestly it looks and sounds good and the only flaw that I can see or mess up because flaws can add character is the posiot of the plug in with a whammy. Or technical... tromolo.
Props to the builder but it's not a very "Max" looking guitar.
that's a fantastic guitar... it appears it's not a littlesby vibrato, but a proper bigsby style...anyway,
these are those times... i remember times, whe guys were out of knowledge, so if they want to make a guitar, they've made anything with 6 strings. now we have times with perfect starting guitars under 200$, and even guys, that can afford to make experiments with ~200$ to just kick to someone with no loss. that's how perfection and evolution is built. at least these are perfect time for guitarcraft :D
Man that is nice, does Robert make guitars for public sale?
What an awesome gift, you definitely hear the vintage Gretch tones, I love its uniqueness in design and looks.
Incredible engineered Guitar. And of course you sound great as usual Max.
Nice. That headstock looks like a trademark violation to me but if Fender doesn't mind neither do I.
To me that bad boy sounds very nice big time air moving punch and thick on lead and would be a real flamthrower on a 100 watt plexi lit up.
What an amazing person to do such a nice act of giving to you Max. I am wondering if the guitar included a marshmellow roasting station on the back with some sort of nuclear heating device that never runs out of marshmellow roasting energy. Rock N Roll to that amazing insturment.
Hey Max would you ever do a giant guitar collab video. Like your can make a drum and guitar jam track. Or a drum track and or something else like we can follow your idea and make it our own. I would totally like to do a solo guitar collab video. It would help me with my stage fright if you will. Lol
Aloha Max! I thought of using a lot for those items in a guitar I was thinking of building.
It sounds great, I like that you put contending guitars through a honest sound check, most other You Tube small name introductions are ashamedly weak and shouldn't even bother to risk our disapproval, thank you, your show is in the top 5🎉
Wow amazing build, never heard of a fender roller nut but great info thanks 👍
Too each his own but I can't stand the Bigsby style tremolo
Got a British vibe ala queen thers a market for that type of guitar hope the maker diese start making them !!!!
I think he put the actual Hot Rod in a Hot Rodded Guitar Design.
great guitar to make some surf or rockabilly tunes
I am dying to set up my strat with Roller nut.
Not your usual shred guitar but it sounds awesome.
Nice guitar. Can you send it to me when youre done with it please? ;)
Thats a beauty thanks for sharing 👍🤘🤠🤩😊🫶♥️🎸💯
Filtertrons predate PAF's.
Would work great with a fuzz 🤙🏻
Very nice and I expect it was expensive to make!
Very sick hey rob how much you charge 😂
I'd grab of those in a minute! Kudos, Robert!
Honestly its kind of ugly.
What an incredibly cool and unique guitar. Hats off to the dude that made this. Filtertron pickups are so unique. Their tone has always made me think of being “frayed around the edges”. Such a distinct tone.