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This might have been the worst way to do this I can think of. You could have picked say a Strat with swimming pool route and pulled the pedal out of the enclosure, added the knobs on top of the pickgaurd, and then put the pedal on a switch so it can be entirely removed from the circuit for 'passive' function - although the pickups are active anyway - in a 'true bypass' fashion. Although since it's an HB I guess nothing of value was lost by routing a square out of it.
Too right on this one. "Minimally evasive" routes out about 1/8th of the top of the guitar to add a stompbox too it.. I love this though it's so good it's comical and entertaining
@@daro9582 no, the pewter parts are pretty reasonably priced, so are the cheap activities and the spikes. The metal zone is the only really expensive mod
you finally explained how you handled the battery usage of metal zone. In previous video i commented the battery would die quick as permanent connection would keep metal zone battery in use all the time.
Holy crap this is an awesome idea. We were just talking at jam the other day about how the Metal Zone is perhaps one of the most misunderstood / maligned pedals of all time.
I wonder if this would have been better as a prank, hear me out! You'll need something like a hollow body or something you could at least conceal the guts of a metal zone (or similar) inside. You break the pedal down so you just have the functioning circuit board, battery etc. If you could find someway of hiding it inside the body so no one suspects anything and of course hardwire the pedal to the circuit inside the guitar so whenever you plug it in BOOM! It works straight off the bat, then leave it next to a nice fender amplifier or something. As soon as the player plugs in SCREEEE! I'd fucking pay to see that unfold
You should take something like a small Friedman OD, gut it and install it in a guitar cavity, so you have something usable but totally hidden besides the switches/knobs somewhere on the body
Love that the Scottish pronunciation of "bases" and "edges" sounds like "basies" and "edgies". Also, I'm pretty sure Kerry King did this to his guitar first. ;)
Dont understand why you don’t have more subscribers. Not that this amount is poor; it’s definitely a decent amount! Just the content is smashing, easily one of my favourite RUclips channels. It deserves the millions
The funny thing is that i last year (a15 year old) basically built this guitar. It was a Harley Benton WL 20 that I put James hettfield emg’s in and then scratched in some Metallica lines from creeping death and ride the lightning. Did Not do any stickers or spikes tho cuz I still have some sense of what’s too much.
If you want to go even further back in time, there's a band called Mutantes, in which its guitarist had a guitar, made by his brother, that had effects and even poliphonic pickups. They went as far as to use six fuzz circuits, one for each string. All this in late 60s and early 70s.
Find a massive guitar like an Explorer and put the smaller version of a helix in it. I'm talking about the three button helix. I think it's called a stomp helix, right?
Alright I can't find any forums online that answer my specific question so I'm just dropping it off here. I'm trying to get myself an affordable amp setup for heavy music, specifically gearing towards the British high gain sound. What I've narrowed down as the three options I like are The Joyo Meteor ran through a 1x12 cab, the orange crush 35rt, or it's bigger brother the orange crush pro 60. The criteria I have for the amp setup is versatile tones, with a solid nail on the fat, high gain tone, that works both for a bedroom guitarist but could do small gigs if it ever came up, and I also want it to respond well to pedals. I know a lot of people are immediately gonna point it straight to the Joyo for actually having a tube pre amp, but I also wanna secure myself a nice headroom for clean stuff (which seems to ever so slightly lack in these micro amps). The combo amps I like for simplicity and the 35rt for affordability. Anyone wanna drop their two cents? It'd be heavily appreciated.
Not exaclty the guitar but in my opinion, this setup lacked a strap that's play-below-your-knees long to be a true metal teenager's guitar! Great effort put into it anyway! Good job!
Holy shit lol you totally nailed a teenager's guitar from that era! For thats when I was a teenager lol Its cool to see it done to a professional level though lol the "modded" Deans and BC Rich's owned by the kids I knew werent this nice lmfao
Sorry Colin, my aim was more to get your attention like you do with you titles. Guess it worked. Ofcourse I knew it was working, I could hear the Metalzone. This concept was so cool and out of the box for me that I had to know how this genius 😉 concept was implemented. Nobody would think of putting in a pedal inside a guitar. This was suitable as it was a Mental Metal Mod. Kudos brother.
Something to top this one? Maybe some Dreamwave or something guitar with some built in super weird pedal or chorus or something? Idk. Or like a guitar with a Julia in it with that setting that random setting? Idk just a thought
Well, as an idea for something to do next...you've done the stereotypical teenager's metal guitar. Why not tackle the "I'm older and now realize how silly I looked before" metal guitar? The one where you're overcompensating for the silliness of the Metal Zone, instead of just letting the playing speak for you.
Those stickers are as cringe as what my friend would listen to around 2005. Perfect selection. The Metal Zone work was pretty clever, hats off for that. I wonder if it was your modded or a new Metal Zone? Also to my shock I just grabbed a Metal Zone today for the first time ever and it can actually make noises all over the spectrum from pleasant middly humped low drive to scooped buzz saw. Never knew it can be used as almost blues driver/tube screamer replacement in stock configuration. Would just tweak the bass and treble range a bit down by default and lower distortion range. I'm prone to think the reason for the universal bad reputation is people who don't know how to tweak sounds or what they even want if the knobs at noon don't bring it.
Half the good basses have preamps in them. What are they other than a 8v battery, a small circuit, and a couple knobs and an activation switch. This would be a very sensible trend if people have their favorite pedal.
Isn't the metal zone a little to close to the bridge? Thus hampering the palm muting? (the mainstay of any self-respecting metal guitarist! myself included) Besides this, an awesome project, well done!!!
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This might have been the worst way to do this I can think of. You could have picked say a Strat with swimming pool route and pulled the pedal out of the enclosure, added the knobs on top of the pickgaurd, and then put the pedal on a switch so it can be entirely removed from the circuit for 'passive' function - although the pickups are active anyway - in a 'true bypass' fashion. Although since it's an HB I guess nothing of value was lost by routing a square out of it.
^ I think someone completely missed the point
@@ScienceofLoud : and the fact that it's a B.C. Rich!
Colin: i like minimally invasive mods
Also Colin: *installs a full stomp box into guitar*
Too right on this one. "Minimally evasive" routes out about 1/8th of the top of the guitar to add a stompbox too it.. I love this though it's so good it's comical and entertaining
To be fair, I’m sure he’s aware of this considering the entire build was a joke more expensive than many beginner’s rigs
@@daro9582 no, the pewter parts are pretty reasonably priced, so are the cheap activities and the spikes. The metal zone is the only really expensive mod
"The swear word was Tory"
Nice
I almost spit out my soup from laughing so hard
That made me giggle.
I was not expecting it
I knew it!
i didnt get it :(
All the gain at the start of the signal chain!
A metal guitarist with a Pokémon plushy collection? This is a man after my own heart!
Aaahahahhaa Senpai noticed me!
Senpai notices
"The swear word was Tory"
You're god damn right
Thought it was Thatcher 😅
you finally explained how you handled the battery usage of metal zone. In previous video i commented the battery would die quick as permanent connection would keep metal zone battery in use all the time.
I did something similar 10 years ago for a high-school project. But w/ the guts of a boss ns-2 under the pickguard of my squier.
Holy crap this is an awesome idea. We were just talking at jam the other day about how the Metal Zone is perhaps one of the most misunderstood / maligned pedals of all time.
I wonder if this would have been better as a prank, hear me out! You'll need something like a hollow body or something you could at least conceal the guts of a metal zone (or similar) inside. You break the pedal down so you just have the functioning circuit board, battery etc. If you could find someway of hiding it inside the body so no one suspects anything and of course hardwire the pedal to the circuit inside the guitar so whenever you plug it in BOOM! It works straight off the bat, then leave it next to a nice fender amplifier or something. As soon as the player plugs in SCREEEE! I'd fucking pay to see that unfold
"The swearword was Tory".
I salute and applaud you, good sir.
Easiest way to install a Metal Zone in a guitar? Give it the COVID-19 vaccine.
I'm not getting the vaccine until they release the Wazacraft version.
Underated comment for sure😂
@@jessekulbe1855 sadly, I'm afraid Colin made my joke before me in the intro 😂
This is exactly what I asked for in the comments on the main video! Thank you!
You are awesome. Nice work, and thanks for sharing! You rock, Colin!
This was really cool Collin. Thanks for the entertainment and inspiration for my own insane build some day.
My 11 year old metal head son and I both loved the first video ... 🤘🤟👏
Slayer!
This by far the most insane guitar mod I have ever seen...Love it! 🤘😈🤘
No cap, those pickup housings are pretty badass
Thank you Colin, very cool!
you fucking rock man. keep it going. that love hate with the mt-2. love it
this reminds me, i still have 200 medium-sized spikes sitting in a drawer from my failed black metal band 🤣
You know what you need to do!
@@ScienceofLoud I think we need to move to Scotland!
@@sweetxpeanut hold my metal zone 😜
wanna give them all to me?
$25 for the lot!
That is sweet putting the pedal in the guitar... Nice work!!!
You should take something like a small Friedman OD, gut it and install it in a guitar cavity, so you have something usable but totally hidden besides the switches/knobs somewhere on the body
That's cool stuff. Clever ideas all around.
Love that the Scottish pronunciation of "bases" and "edges" sounds like "basies" and "edgies".
Also, I'm pretty sure Kerry King did this to his guitar first. ;)
'The swear word was Tory...' 😂🤣😂 Bravo sir.
Dont understand why you don’t have more subscribers. Not that this amount is poor; it’s definitely a decent amount! Just the content is smashing, easily one of my favourite RUclips channels. It deserves the millions
The pedal in the guitar gives It a industrial look, perfect for some industrial metal like Static-X🤘🤘🤘
The funny thing is that i last year (a15 year old) basically built this guitar. It was a Harley Benton WL 20 that I put James hettfield emg’s in and then scratched in some Metallica lines from creeping death and ride the lightning. Did Not do any stickers or spikes tho cuz I still have some sense of what’s too much.
Why not? I put a Tube Screamer in a hollowbody back in the 80's. It sounded AWESOME!
Would have been easier to duct tape a Big Muff to a Tele like the guy in Devo did in the 1980's.
This is a piece of art. My respect.
The idea to build the pedal into the guitar was an interesting choice but man did it work
thats really cool! Didnt the guitarist from killswitch do something like that with a boss pitchshifter?
If you want to go even further back in time, there's a band called Mutantes, in which its guitarist had a guitar, made by his brother, that had effects and even poliphonic pickups. They went as far as to use six fuzz circuits, one for each string. All this in late 60s and early 70s.
Look, it's the Scottish Johnny Depp (actor)!
Our favorite pairson has returned!!
Now let's remove the pedal housing from the equation and mount all pedal controls on the guitar for a sleek yet steam punk aesthetic
All the gain!
you have no idea how jealous i am of you having that east dock sign
"Perfectly good Metal Zone." Is that a thing?
they shim up tables very well, and they're perfect paperweights...
Most are actually pretty good when put into the effects loop of an amp NOT directly in like what most reviewers and people do
Find a massive guitar like an Explorer and put the smaller version of a helix in it. I'm talking about the three button helix. I think it's called a stomp helix, right?
I've always thought about installing the circuit board of a pedal into one of my guitars since the 80's but never have. Funny.
Alright I can't find any forums online that answer my specific question so I'm just dropping it off here. I'm trying to get myself an affordable amp setup for heavy music, specifically gearing towards the British high gain sound. What I've narrowed down as the three options I like are The Joyo Meteor ran through a 1x12 cab, the orange crush 35rt, or it's bigger brother the orange crush pro 60. The criteria I have for the amp setup is versatile tones, with a solid nail on the fat, high gain tone, that works both for a bedroom guitarist but could do small gigs if it ever came up, and I also want it to respond well to pedals. I know a lot of people are immediately gonna point it straight to the Joyo for actually having a tube pre amp, but I also wanna secure myself a nice headroom for clean stuff (which seems to ever so slightly lack in these micro amps). The combo amps I like for simplicity and the 35rt for affordability. Anyone wanna drop their two cents? It'd be heavily appreciated.
Peavey transtube. They can bring you some good fat.
You should do a version with 2 metalzones; stacked gain for even more Br00tz.
You should be the voice for Real Radio hosts show, so proper music can be heard again!
Don't forget to scoop the mids!
I just fukin love your shirt man.
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@@hazrod13 Hewwo Lucas
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Sosig
Sosaj
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Yes
Colin can you explain the situation about the midnight sausage protrusion for the little child?
That‘s what to do on an SG, no neckdive anymore👍🏼
MT-2 for life!!!! It’s magic circuit fixes everything!!!
Just need biasfx built within a guitar. It’s doable now. No amp required anymore. Just a foot switch for playing live.
This guitar needs to be on display at NAM 🤘
Can you cover a TATA video on if electric guitar wood affects tone?
“A perfectly good metal zone” 🤣🤣🤣
was seriously wondering what the swearword was in the original video, now seeing what it is i legit laughed pretty hard
Now perform "Grotesque Impalement" on it! ;-)
I never actually thought that doing that is possible
Haha, nice, but if you could somehow install one in every PRS "Private Stock" so that it was always on, that would be great!
What bridge is that? I'm not well versed in that kind of thing and it looks sick!
"those are the kind of mods I like, minimal invasive". Yeah, I can tell..........
Not exaclty the guitar but in my opinion, this setup lacked a strap that's play-below-your-knees long to be a true metal teenager's guitar! Great effort put into it anyway! Good job!
here´s a TATA - what makes two differnet amp models sound different even when they use the same tubes?
Literally all the other components
Holy shit lol you totally nailed a teenager's guitar from that era! For thats when I was a teenager lol
Its cool to see it done to a professional level though lol the "modded" Deans and BC Rich's owned by the kids I knew werent this nice lmfao
THIS is a useful mod.
Sorry Colin, my aim was more to get your attention like you do with you titles. Guess it worked. Ofcourse I knew it was working, I could hear the Metalzone. This concept was so cool and out of the box for me that I had to know how this genius 😉 concept was implemented. Nobody would think of putting in a pedal inside a guitar. This was suitable as it was a Mental Metal Mod. Kudos brother.
Something to top this one?
Maybe some Dreamwave or something guitar with some built in super weird pedal or chorus or something? Idk. Or like a guitar with a Julia in it with that setting that random setting? Idk just a thought
Well, as an idea for something to do next...you've done the stereotypical teenager's metal guitar. Why not tackle the "I'm older and now realize how silly I looked before" metal guitar? The one where you're overcompensating for the silliness of the Metal Zone, instead of just letting the playing speak for you.
Can you do a video on the schecter omen
9:46 ffs colin 😂
Still waiting on the solid state Boss Metal Zone Amp™
Colin should do a Mohawk for his next hair style
I'm just an 18 year old kid who isn't working yet, so unfortunately I can't join Colin's Patreon. :(
As a Yank, it's weird to hear someone pronounce the 'l' in solder. Then again, I sometimes pronounce Hump Day as it is spelled: Wed-nes-day.
5:46 imagine hearing that in the news
Damn you really put a microchip into that guitar
“Tory” as the swear word-I love it.
Those stickers are as cringe as what my friend would listen to around 2005. Perfect selection. The Metal Zone work was pretty clever, hats off for that. I wonder if it was your modded or a new Metal Zone?
Also to my shock I just grabbed a Metal Zone today for the first time ever and it can actually make noises all over the spectrum from pleasant middly humped low drive to scooped buzz saw. Never knew it can be used as almost blues driver/tube screamer replacement in stock configuration. Would just tweak the bass and treble range a bit down by default and lower distortion range. I'm prone to think the reason for the universal bad reputation is people who don't know how to tweak sounds or what they even want if the knobs at noon don't bring it.
Nice, laphroaig in background. I can smell it from here
Now install a Boss DS1 into a mustang
how much does it weigh with all the mods?
Why didn't you gut the electronics out of the pedal and install them into a cavity in the back of the guitar?
Because that wouldn't have been funny. Did you watch the original video?
@@ScienceofLoud no not yet ill check it out
I think you can top this by making a Kirk Hammett guitar with a built in Wah pedal
"perfectly good metal zone"
Hi collin! how r u today?
That guitar looks painful.Kerry King would like it alot!!😂
The spikes have to be sharpened!
Half the good basses have preamps in them. What are they other than a 8v battery, a small circuit, and a couple knobs and an activation switch. This would be a very sensible trend if people have their favorite pedal.
How about mounting a neck, pickups and strings on an entire pedalboard?🤪😂😂🤘🏻🤘🏻
Isn't the metal zone a little to close to the bridge? Thus hampering the palm muting? (the mainstay of any self-respecting metal guitarist! myself included) Besides this, an awesome project, well done!!!
Why not add another 10 strings while your at it ?
KERRY KING WANTS TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION
"The swear word was Tory". Top bloke.
Discord slow notification squad!
😁 in Germany we call People like him Murkser😄
You look good with that daddy haircut
Q: Remember the Electra MPC's.?
A: No, probably not.
90s grunge guitar build maybe