Unboxing NEW Limited Edition Matt Heafy Snowfall Les Paul Custom - Alpine White
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Unboxing the new Epiphone Limited Edition Matt Heafy Snowfall Les Paul Custom - Alpine White 6-string electric guitar. Here are all the specs from the internet. Or at-least most of them. And don't criticize the playing. This guitar is awesome and Beautiful. Not sure why the sound came out crappy, may be it is time to invest in a decent microphone.
Matt Heafy's groove-laden metallic grind is at the heart of Trivium's sonic assault, and his "Snowfall" Les Paul Custom Outfit is a surefire way to achieve it. This guitar is loaded with high-end USA-made features like a glued-in, deep-set neck joint and a comfortable Axcess heel. The "Snowfall" Les Paul Custom delivers raw tone and serious aggression, thanks to a pair of EMG active pickups. This axe is very eye-catching as well, decked out in an exclusive Alpine White gloss finish. Complete with a signed Certificate of Authenticity, the Epiphone Matt Heafy "Snowfall" Les Paul Custom reflects its namesake's distinctive approach to guitar.
Designed in collaboration with Trivium's Matt Heafy
Trivium has scored legions of fans since their debut in 2000. Their aggressive sound has Matt Heafy to thank for his furious guitar prowess. Epiphone worked with Matt to create a signature Les Paul he'd be proud of while also bringing excellent performance at a price affordable for everyone. Take a look at the Matt Heafy "Snowfall" Les Paul Custom, and you'll see that you're getting much more than you'd expect for a guitar at this price.
Is it just me or does Tim need a bath before he touches that white guitar?!?
Reminds me a lot of Bucketheads signature guitar
How Did you get this guitar? I can´t find it
Yeah I actually have that guitar it's one hell of a razor blade weapon of a instrument. MKH snowfall limited edition. About my 7th guitar I've ever owned too and I love it. Don't really play it much but them chords are loaded.
All of that white is glorious!
Damn dude you made me want one. I just might get one 👍🏼
God I want one of these so bad but they're nowhere to be found anymore. Feels bad man.
Look at japanese market. Just got mine today
@@franckbernad3947 thanks mate, you just made my day
Bought mine today and waiting for it to arrive at the store. Funny you mentioned it that this won't come in a hard case.. I bought a Chris shiflett fender telecaster and it came with the hard case... Guitar cost 800 bucks
good question, with time, are these guitars going to change from white to yellowish?
Will it turn yellow?
Wacking The Demooon🤘
max riquelme wacking? Like wacking the demon off? 😂
I wish I wasn't poor anymore.
Hi , the Guitar does not comes with Hardshell case?
Altis2872 032871 No it does not. Crazy that you drop almost $1000 on a guitar but the manufacturer doesn’t want to give you a hardshell case. Stupid.
I'm waiting for my guitar at the store.. Also, funny you mentioned it.. I bought a Chris shiflett fender telecaster for 800 bucks and it came with the hard case..
ambrooks5 .
ambrooks5 right. I have a synyster custom but it didn’t come with a hard shell. This cases are really expensive they’re like $260CAD separately😩
2 kind of Matt heafy les paul exists (my opinion)
-TOO much black
-TOO much White
Fa Gyu They awesome looking tho
Bro can you please record some clean tones ?))
I have the 7 string version, it is phenominal. Dont ever sell it! If you do, don't sell for less than 2k.
Nice!!! You say you got this thru Sweetwater? I don't even see the 6 string model on their site. I have mine pre ordered thru guitar center I'm hoping it ships before December 1st.
MickIbanez
I just went to Sweetwater and they have a demo for $809 just type in the search Matt Heafy I’ve gotten demos from them before and never could find anything wrong with them.
groovieguy oh nice! I just have a waiting game until mine shows up lol.
Is it made by Indonesia?
how did the neck feel? I'm used to playing jacksons so I wouldn't feel comfortable playing a thick neck like a normal les paul would have
DaddyDick
You know I had to go grab my Gibson LP to compare and you know they are close but the Matt Heafy has a better feel to it, even though they are both 12” radius. Now I looked up a Jackson Dinky and I copied this
Down low, your fretting hand will appreciate the 12" radius that keeps things nice and comfortable for natural, relaxed chord work. Up top, a 16" radius lays it all out flat for effortless, low-action high-speed runs and monumental string bends without fretting out.
thanks. probably pull the trigger on this one
MAN!?! How did you get this already?!? I want one so bad the soonest I found was GC on 12-1-17
Cody Boyce
I pre-ordered it as soon as they announced they were coming out.
Same I got mine Nov 10th
there is one on ebay
I ordered mine pretty much the day it was available and I am still waiting for mine.I am in the UK though. I'm so eager to get it, it's killing me!
Yeah I think it's just a 7 string problem, GAK are selling the 6 string. Waiting as patiently as I can, but it's horrible.
SO SICK!! I’ve watched over and over I ordered mine from GC on Saturday I hope it comes soon! I’ll do an unboxing video! Us sn0fal guys have to stick together! #excitedbeyondallreason
What's the wireless rig?
Joaquim Bamberg it’s the Line 6 Relay G10 and played thru a Line 6 Spyder V 240
groovieguy many thanks!
BFMV 🤘🤘
Do you still have this guitar?
Yeah my son still has it
@@groovieguy how is it holding up? I never got to play the snowfall so I'm wondering if the paint and build is still good?
What is the price of this guitar?
Thomas Tommy $750-$900 depending on where you find it
Bro... downpick waking the demon
What tuning does the 6 come in from factory
Standard
OK I'm 2 minutes in... I hope you play guitar better than you open boxes
Those boxes are a PITA
Those boxes are a PITA
I feel deaf :( !
Sound is so low
I mean the volume on the video...not his tune.
Turn the volume up on your speakers.
Lol trust me dude, they're all of the way up.
There is a killpot also?
Sorry NO Killpot
Controls 1-Neck Volume
1-Bridge Volume
1-Neck Pickup Tone,
1-Bridge Pickup Tone, 9V battery compartment in back
Pickup Selector 3-way Toggle Switch, Epiphone All-Metal; Toggle Cap, White
Knobs White Speed knobs
There IS a kill pot. I have the same guitar
@@groovieguy
Why would you claim there's no kill pot when the video YOU UPLOADED features it (quite clearly) being engaged @ 7:26 ? That's blatantly obvious, and I could understand if no one ever engaged it because there's at least plausible deniability if you're unaware.. But clearly Norton is pushing the kill pot and the resulting effect is quite distinct; there's no mistaking a kill pot's sound since nothing else can replicate it, not even a toggle switch volume up / volume down setup like Tom Morello uses - the kill pot's sound is distinguished by the clean loss of signal as opposed to the Tom Morello method which features the switching "clicks" quite prominently in the effect due to the nature of the technique where the output is merely switched over to a different pickup which although is muted for the most part, still retains the hiss of the empty signal as well as the electromagnetic clicks as the signal is cycled between the two pickups and never actually "kills" the signal, while the kill pot actually cuts all power to and from the entire circuitry which again, has a very distinct effect since the signal is gone while the kill pot is engaged instead of highly attenuated on one pickup for the Morello method... I'm sure I'm being recursive but it can't be stressed enough just how different these effects are from the other..
If you have a guitar which features both a kill pot as well as a dedicated volume for each pickup, try both methods next to each other and if you can't hear a blatantly obvious difference then it's probably time to employ a tutor and start over from the scratch with your approach to the instrument.. Or just accept your extra chromosome and disregard this explanation entirely.
Now, why do I highlight the difference? Because I'm trying to anticipate any reason why you might feign ignorance or retain the plausibly deniable aspect of your explanation as to why you are not willing to admit that the OP asked a simple question and you gave him the exact opposite answer, even going so far as to list several features of the specs, presumably to highlight the (incorrect) idea that this guitar does not, in fact, have a kill pot when it most certainly does have a kill pot..
It's crazy how much disinformation we accept without challenge and I for one am not willing to lend any credibility to deception in any regard by consciously making a decision to know that the information being disseminated is patently false while implying agreement through my silence.. Fuck that.
OP: Yes, you heard the kill pot and it certainly didn't just show up in post production as an audio effect - its the kill pot that dude used on the instrument itself and so yes, there is, is the answer to your question.
@@88_TROUBLE_88 Glad you proved you know more than me. And the OP posted over a year ago, LOL. I’m not a guitar player my son is. As far as the guy posting the question I went to the EPIPHONE Website that’s where the information came from, so maybe contact them, there the ones that screwed up. So you are just so smart I’m proud of you. Maybe if you did your research you would’ve seen where it came from instead beating your chest at how much smarter you are than someone who posted a Video of a new guitar I got for my son. NO you want to try and make me look stupid when in fact, you look foolish. Here’s the whole copied details from EPIPHONE.
Epiphone Rock Solid Hardware
Like all Epiphones, the Matt Heafy LP Custom includes Epiphone’s made-to-last heavy duty hardware including Epiphone StrapLocks and a black LockTone Tune-o-matic/StopBar bridge. It also features deluxe die-cast machine heads with metal “tulip buttons” with a 14:1 tuning ratio. Includes gig bag.
Features
Body
Body shape: Single cutaway
Body type: Solid body
Body material: Solid wood
Top wood: Plain Maple
Body wood: Mahogany
Body finish: Gloss
Orientation: Right handed
Neck
Neck shape: 1960's SlimTaper D
Neck wood: Mahogany
Joint: Set-in
Scale length: 24.75 in.
Truss rod: Standard
Neck finish: Gloss
Fretboard
Material: Phenolic
Radius: 12 in.
Fret size: Medium jumbo
Number of frets: 22
Inlays: Block
Nut width: 1.68 in. (42.67 mm)
Pickups
Configuration: HH
Neck: EMG-85
Middle: Not applicable
Bridge: EMG-81
Brand: EMG
Active or passive pickups: Active
Series or parallel: Series
Piezo: No
Active EQ: No
Special electronics: Push/pull neck on/off
Controls
Control layout: Volume 1, volume 2, tone 1, tone 2
Pickup switch: 3-way
Coil tap or split: No
Kill switch: No OH WHATS THAT SAY???
Hardware
Bridge type: Fixed
Bridge design: Tune-o-matic
Tailpiece: Stopbar
Tuning machines: Die-cast sealed
Color: Chrome
@@groovieguy dude that's all just snarky humor.. Sorry I didn't make it more obvious.
Hey bro, what's the actual weight of the guitar? Thanks 🤘🏼
right around 9.5 lbs, doesn't feel heavy at all compared to my Gibson Les Paul
9.7 lbs
Looks so cool,but a 25” scale for a 7 string?
Look at the tuners.... Its only 6
It's like you suck at playing guitar, but you're also decent at playing. You're in between lol
Same with Tim Regan.
seven7asable he has no rythem
That looks hideous
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