beautiful sounds, but i'm not sure that i could get used to the upper bout shape. re: angled instruments, check out ansir music in cleveland. primarily basses, but guitars, too, and some interesting ideas re: parquet backs, too. have you ever tried a torzal neck guitar? especially as i get older and less limber, the idea appeals to me.
I very much like the work that went into this guitar of yours. I've noticed a whole lot more wood in the body than in mine.Mine is very very short, as it were. I'll throw up a vid of mine in response. The ergo club is getting bigger week by week, earth wide....
@spudzdad1 - What's not to get? Notice how it sits on the leg. It will do that even if I let go with BOTH hands. That 1) Puts the neck at an ideal angle for fretting hand comfort; and 2) Frees you completely from supporting the neck's weight, allowing the fretting hand to focus on the mechanics of playing. The headless aspect is primarily for weight/balance, but is not strictly required if the body is designed to compensate for a headstock.
I love Chris' work, Roger. I saw one he was working on for you while I was at the shop. Just thought I'd trade you music clips recorded with the Forshage. Keep playing!
Very, very nice. I listened to your tunes. Congrats! What a fine and expressive guitar you now have. Would love to know when you were at Chris's shop and what state my guitar was in! I've been waiting for it for a loooong time...!
Hey Thanks Roger! I appreciate your nice remarks. I owe you a debt: it was because of you that I learned of the Forshage guitars, seeing your great demo here and reading "building the ergonomic guitar" website. So, I was in Austin in August and I was there in October, I think, and Chris was really backed up...then I think the kids got sick and he got the flu, etc., etc. I saw the body of your guitar (which looked beautiful), no neck attached. When does Chris think he can get it done for you?
@rpguitar Sorry dude I think symmetric and regular shapes are more appealing to eyes and brain (at least for me). But fortunately you are shaped both symmetrically and regularly thus appealing lol JJ but as I told you it has one of the best sounds and you like it's look so who cares.
There aren't that many truly symmetrical guitars. 335, SG, yes... not the Fenders, nor the LP, nor archtops, etc. But sound is King. Take it easy - RP
Impressive and versatile instrument! I love the look - after all if there were only LP, Strat and Tele shapes the world would indeed be a duller place.
You know, I get one of these comments every once in a while, and even though I don't take offense to people's opinions, I wonder... why do you bother? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. And a guitar is an instrument first and foremost.
@rpguitar Kudos to you for not carrying on the negativity. I think that's the problem in general... like this guy, maybe somebody was a dick to him earlier today and he had to deal with it by calling your guitar ugly. lol
The guitar is oddly shaped from a traditional standpoint, but still beautiful. The practicality of it is amazing and the tones it produces are breathtaking. One hell of an instrument!
That would be Breadwinner. It's inspired directly by Klein, which may or may not have been influenced by the Ovation. WHO CARES... it's a great guitar.
Thanks for the wonderful demo... I really enjoyed it; both your playing and your showcasing of the various tones. Could explain what it is about this guitar that makes it "ergonomic"? Is it just that it sits comfortably on your leg while you play or does it have other benefits? I've had some tendon issues in my left hand and am looking for something to help with this. Would one of these guitars have any benefits from that perspective?
You tune it by turning those tiny nobs on the ends. That's what she said. "I have a strap on, but it doesn't neccessarily need to be there"-That's what she said. The possibilities are endless. That's what she said. LOL
wow, the looks are a bit funky, but I must say, not many guitars impress me this fast. This is one amazing guitar with a lot of different sounds and they all sound great. I love it! When I ever have the money I'm going to try and buy one :) Thank you for this demo
I play regular nickel electric strings on this guitar, but in general, I like Thomastik Infeld Bebop series strings on a full size archtop. Usually the set with high 'E' equal to 0.12".
I'm glad I stumbled on your video - that guitar shape is amazing...I was thinking "why isn't there a more ergonomic guitar body shape?" and there it is. I'd get one, I'd want to find a cheaper one though, lol
hey ROGER, THAT WAS VERY FUNNY........... just wanted to say that I have been tuning in(lol) and u have some nice tunes on YT also I see u have very expensive taste! God Bless U if U can afford it.......... KEEPON STRUMMIN............Dallas(real name,NOT THE CITY)
hey roger its me jdragon i left several coments and i really want to say hi. also im very exited because i got a gibson les paul supream and the new gibson robot guitar
It kind of puts me in mind of the Holdsworth Fatboy, maybe that's it's more conservatively shaped ancestor, without the headlessness. Like the H2 yours gets a nice fat tone, and pretty quilted maple, plus a lot of extras. Thanks for posting.
Hi - I can see why you'd make the Fatboy reference. It's actually based more on the Klein electric guitar, with more of a jazzbox orientation. Nice f(ph)at tone indeed!
Hmm, interesting. Well maybe the Klein gave H the idea for his! When did the Klein come out? I like the way on this one the neck goes at a high angle when you're sitting with it. It's hard to get that with a regular guitar without using a classical sitting stance.
That is one gorgeous guitar, and even though I'm not a jazz player, I like delicate clean tones, and I really appreciate you sharing this with the online community! take it easy roger
Nice guitar, but I can get similar tones out of a Stratocaster.
I've been playing the guitar almost 20 years, so I know what I'm talking about when I say that tone is as much in your hands as it is the equipment that you use.
Without good usage of effects that guitar wouldn't sound good at all.
Tell you what, put a Strat on your leg in playing position and then let go of it. Tell me what happens. Ouch! OK, that's partly why I ordered a Forshage.
I got rid of my BC Rich Warlock because of that. If you didn't hold the neck while you were standing it would drop towards the floor. Great sound on this guitar and the way it's shaped for sitting looks comfortable. Now, if only someone could design one that could be played comfortably while lying on the couch. . .
Totally annoying, wouldn't you agree? And you (generally speaking) can't sit and play a V. I almost bought a Washburn (not a V), but ended up with a Hondo Explorer with a maple fretboard that I played for years. That was my first decent guitar.
your guitar is awazingly versital and effective but i still like my lp studio and my beloved strat. however your guitar is defenatly going on the chrismas list.
In my buying and trying of many guitars, I have learned that the "best" instruments are the ones that are the easiest and most inspiring to play. That doesn't always equate with cost, looks, or any other conventional measure of value. :)
I learned about Chris from a person on one of the jazz guitar forums. I was interested in headless, ergonomic guitars and found that he made a hollowbody with this unique design. I gave him a call and the rest is history...
please tell chris that his guitars are amazing for me. ok roger? and tell him that the reason his guitars are so well known now is because of your talent
your a great person and player. I pride myself in knowing all great players yet i was unawhere of your talent. your guitar is beautiful but the amazment came from you
Yes, I do think so... that was partly the point of this design, which is Chris Forshage's own after playing a Klein. I own a Klein too though (!), and they are quite different in some ways. If I could have only one, it would be the Forshage.
beautiful sounds, but i'm not sure that i could get used to the upper bout shape. re: angled instruments, check out ansir music in cleveland. primarily basses, but guitars, too, and some interesting ideas re: parquet backs, too. have you ever tried a torzal neck guitar? especially as i get older and less limber, the idea appeals to me.
davidpmaurer 1 month ago
Really nice!
brazilianguitarlover 1 month ago
how do you tune that thing
thevdogamr 4 months ago
sorry for being noob here but how do you tune that guitar?
avegailtadiarca 6 months ago
@avegailtadiarca the tuners are at the tail end where the strap button normally is. Usually one uses ball-end strings held in place at the nut.
kerranz 1 month ago
1:32
deltron2033 7 months ago
sounds great.
kaskas55 7 months ago
I was NOT expecting this dude to turn on a RAT pedal, hahaha
lighteningboy 7 months ago
looks awful, sounds pretty good.
id give it 3/5.
Tommy947PL 8 months ago
I very much like the work that went into this guitar of yours. I've noticed a whole lot more wood in the body than in mine.Mine is very very short, as it were. I'll throw up a vid of mine in response. The ergo club is getting bigger week by week, earth wide....
GuitarGare 8 months ago
"The guitar has a very PFLGPFLGPFLGPFLGPFLGPFLGPFLG interesting profile"
What was the meaning of that?
I love these ergonomic guitars, also.
WoWintosh 11 months ago
This guitar scary me. Maybe she decapitated
grundiel 1 year ago
" now i do have a strap on "
HAHAAHAHAAAAAAAAAAHOOOHOOOOOOOOO
that's kinky sir.
foucaultbawd 1 year ago
0:25 it looks like he has just one arm
hanzmann4 1 year ago
That is one ugly guitar.
mikedg18 1 year ago
what a great guitar
fraterlucifer888 1 year ago
thats got a great SRV sound!
telluridefan 1 year ago
I just do not get the ergo design.I have seen many.Why?
spudzdad1 1 year ago
@spudzdad1 - What's not to get? Notice how it sits on the leg. It will do that even if I let go with BOTH hands. That 1) Puts the neck at an ideal angle for fretting hand comfort; and 2) Frees you completely from supporting the neck's weight, allowing the fretting hand to focus on the mechanics of playing. The headless aspect is primarily for weight/balance, but is not strictly required if the body is designed to compensate for a headstock.
rpguitar 1 year ago
@rpguitar I fully understand thank you.
spudzdad1 1 year ago
Must be a bitch to drop tune
DeaderNBetter 1 year ago
he sure likes orange :)
TheSuperiorJam 1 year ago
where do you tune it?
azndarkblade16 1 year ago
BEAUTIFUL tone.
estoywatchingvids 2 years ago
I'm really loving your sound when you're playing the Sultans of Swing riff at 3:45
TheViewFromUpThere 2 years ago
Remember! He has a strapon lol
sN4Re 2 years ago 9
I love Chris' work, Roger. I saw one he was working on for you while I was at the shop. Just thought I'd trade you music clips recorded with the Forshage. Keep playing!
ergoguitar 2 years ago
Very, very nice. I listened to your tunes. Congrats! What a fine and expressive guitar you now have. Would love to know when you were at Chris's shop and what state my guitar was in! I've been waiting for it for a loooong time...!
rpguitar 2 years ago
Hey Thanks Roger! I appreciate your nice remarks. I owe you a debt: it was because of you that I learned of the Forshage guitars, seeing your great demo here and reading "building the ergonomic guitar" website. So, I was in Austin in August and I was there in October, I think, and Chris was really backed up...then I think the kids got sick and he got the flu, etc., etc. I saw the body of your guitar (which looked beautiful), no neck attached. When does Chris think he can get it done for you?
ergoguitar 2 years ago
Your Guitar Has Been Decapitated!
March265 2 years ago
Nope - it was born that way! Can't remove what wasn't there to start with.
rpguitar 2 years ago
It sounds very nice but it's very ugly guitar
eelakh 2 years ago
Thank you, I'm beginning to enjoy having it be called ugly. At least nobody is calling ME ugly (I'm sure I'll have spoken too soon!).
rpguitar 2 years ago
To be honest i would love the guitar more the more people called it ugly just shows its personally yours unlike the les paul/strat players
SoundOfAShark 2 years ago
@rpguitar Sorry dude I think symmetric and regular shapes are more appealing to eyes and brain (at least for me). But fortunately you are shaped both symmetrically and regularly thus appealing lol JJ but as I told you it has one of the best sounds and you like it's look so who cares.
eelakh 2 years ago
There aren't that many truly symmetrical guitars. 335, SG, yes... not the Fenders, nor the LP, nor archtops, etc. But sound is King. Take it easy - RP
rpguitar 2 years ago
very sexy man!
shawnphase 2 years ago
Somebody likes orange....
waldo2384 2 years ago
that guitar sounds really magnificent
minuk21 2 years ago
Impressive and versatile instrument! I love the look - after all if there were only LP, Strat and Tele shapes the world would indeed be a duller place.
GoldenEars69 2 years ago
Beautiful guitar and tone. It reminded me a Holdsworth a lot.
slavoy11 2 years ago
Nice sound would have liked to have heard it dry without the delay and reverb... nice playing very sweet
dacapomusic 2 years ago
what a ugly guitar
skruvmaejsel 2 years ago
You know, I get one of these comments every once in a while, and even though I don't take offense to people's opinions, I wonder... why do you bother? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. And a guitar is an instrument first and foremost.
rpguitar 2 years ago
@rpguitar Kudos to you for not carrying on the negativity. I think that's the problem in general... like this guy, maybe somebody was a dick to him earlier today and he had to deal with it by calling your guitar ugly. lol
The guitar is oddly shaped from a traditional standpoint, but still beautiful. The practicality of it is amazing and the tones it produces are breathtaking. One hell of an instrument!
turdsamm1ch 2 years ago
Thanks for the positive vibes man.
rpguitar 2 years ago
Down at the bridge i think.
anticsgmr94 2 years ago
tuneing pegs are under the bridge, and the bottom.
ledzepdude4040 2 years ago
use the knobs at the bottom to tune it. same with steinbergers ;)
KingSsurno 2 years ago
knobs on the base of the guitar :).
muzzoid 2 years ago
that is true but it stll has a very nice sound
6606devil69 2 years ago
in any case the guitare sounds amazing with any switch or nob on and just a question: what do these guitares go for? (as in price)
6606devil69 2 years ago
thats what i want to know unless it never goes out of tune witch could be an advantge to this guitar
6606devil69 2 years ago
an amazing guitar! beautiful tones and gorgeous construction. sweet playing also!
BryanBetts 2 years ago
I think this is a cool looking guitar!It probably would look better recessed though.But still cool.Great playing and sound!
tgnz24 2 years ago
So ugly guitar. Sorry, but ugly
Encrypt888 2 years ago
looks like an ovation breadmaker
DarkSamurai 2 years ago
That would be Breadwinner. It's inspired directly by Klein, which may or may not have been influenced by the Ovation. WHO CARES... it's a great guitar.
rpguitar 2 years ago
what kind of amp are you using?
jhbullsfan1 2 years ago
just looks like a klein
ARoon1090 2 years ago
Looks hideous (in my opinion)...sounds fantastic. I like the idea of the headless though.
10oooo01 2 years ago 5
ugliest damn guitar ive seen i love the sound though
im making a headless neck thru
KreatorOfDeath1985 2 years ago
Hi Roger,
Thanks for the wonderful demo... I really enjoyed it; both your playing and your showcasing of the various tones. Could explain what it is about this guitar that makes it "ergonomic"? Is it just that it sits comfortably on your leg while you play or does it have other benefits? I've had some tendon issues in my left hand and am looking for something to help with this. Would one of these guitars have any benefits from that perspective?
Thanks again,
Regards
Marcus
MrMarcus7447 2 years ago
man i swear your guitar playing is incredible do you have any iTunes tracks or anything?
i mean this is really great playing
ChristopherMcCandles 2 years ago
Very generous compliment - thank you! I do have 3 albums on iTunes (search for Roger Placer).
rpguitar 2 years ago
You tune it by turning those tiny nobs on the ends. That's what she said. "I have a strap on, but it doesn't neccessarily need to be there"-That's what she said. The possibilities are endless. That's what she said. LOL
Ifyousayso666 2 years ago 3
Amazing sound !
gjm1971 2 years ago
how do you tune it and change the strings? and is it easy?
fuckthejanitor 2 years ago
awesome. how much and where can I get one?
kevinhughes 2 years ago
how do you tune this?
nirviral 2 years ago 2
keys you turn
Irishwunder01 2 years ago
@ 4:49
that sounded like the intro to Set Your Eyes To Zion by P.o.D.
Really slick guitar though
How much do they cost?
cedartowndawg 3 years ago
I'll have to check out that song... they cost about $2.5K USD, made to your custom specs.
rpguitar 3 years ago
Thats sounds very reasonable for the styling and sound quality it produces
cedartowndawg 3 years ago
That's gotta be a better deal than a what second hand original Klein would cost you, and you had this to your specs.
zodiacloveteam 2 years ago
Actually I forgot you do already have an original haha
zodiacloveteam 2 years ago
Yes, and it cost twice as much. :) I prefer the Forshage, hands down, although the Klein does have a mystique in a way.
rpguitar 2 years ago
that thing thing looks comfortable as hell...
lazychump 3 years ago
wow, the looks are a bit funky, but I must say, not many guitars impress me this fast. This is one amazing guitar with a lot of different sounds and they all sound great. I love it! When I ever have the money I'm going to try and buy one :) Thank you for this demo
Davemech 3 years ago 3
What acoustic strings do you recommend for a beautiful jazz tone?
AlphaCentauri00 3 years ago 2
I play regular nickel electric strings on this guitar, but in general, I like Thomastik Infeld Bebop series strings on a full size archtop. Usually the set with high 'E' equal to 0.12".
rpguitar 3 years ago
how do u tune it
ArtistInside1314 3 years ago
Like any headless guitar, the tuners are at the tailpiece end.
rpguitar 3 years ago
very nice. not crazy about the shape but the wide range of tones is amazing. top notch craftsmanship
scarred123 3 years ago
it'd be pretty cool if it had humbuckers at the end of the guitar (the headless part)
Bappy25 3 years ago
that would be awesome
amarr1 3 years ago
I love this guitar but the upper register looks difficult to play in. Could you post a video showing how you play beyond the 15th fret?
hellogoodbye353 3 years ago
It's different and it sounds good. You play great with it.
GuitarSnipper 3 years ago
Chris Forshage is a genius! Plus, he is a really cool guy.
shepoopi 3 years ago
I see you live in Austin. Drop in on Chris and check out the ergo acoustic he is building for me. :)
rpguitar 3 years ago
I'll have to do that. His new shop is very nice. I haven't been up there in almost a year. I've known Chris for probably 10 years or more.
shepoopi 3 years ago
i like 3:23
oud25 3 years ago
dude! Your guitar has a really dreamy sound! brings a tear to my eye because it sounds so awesome!
Deiwea 3 years ago 2
really interesting video, thx!
nununez 3 years ago
incredible.
I'm liking sultans of swing at 3:45
erieger1 3 years ago
Thats like my dream guitar.
seandog1234 3 years ago
jesus, u could play anything on that thing. how much did it cost?
thenewguy461 3 years ago
awesome tone and i love the shape
jesuswiisus 3 years ago
Cool. Sounds like your living in an "Orange Dream".
dickey335 3 years ago
Beautiful guitar. Orange must be your favorite color! (door, shirt, guitar)
dickey335 3 years ago
...espresso machine, phone, rug, couch, pillows, etc. (yeah) :)
rpguitar 3 years ago
I'm glad I stumbled on your video - that guitar shape is amazing...I was thinking "why isn't there a more ergonomic guitar body shape?" and there it is. I'd get one, I'd want to find a cheaper one though, lol
scraggo 3 years ago
masterpiece. thats all i have to say.
jdragon1012 3 years ago
i looks ugly
hipyaboyya 3 years ago 3
Thanks to your unfortunate typo, that statement is quite likely true.
rpguitar 3 years ago
lol
gammypage 3 years ago
he he nice catch
jesuswiisus 3 years ago
hey ROGER, THAT WAS VERY FUNNY........... just wanted to say that I have been tuning in(lol) and u have some nice tunes on YT also I see u have very expensive taste! God Bless U if U can afford it.......... KEEPON STRUMMIN............Dallas(real name,NOT THE CITY)
Tototwice 3 years ago
LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AlucardZero 3 years ago
hey roger its me jdragon i left several coments and i really want to say hi. also im very exited because i got a gibson les paul supream and the new gibson robot guitar
jdragon1012 3 years ago
its gorgeous!
I WANT ONE
NicholasGreen91 3 years ago
VUT ZE HELL!?!
RHall83 3 years ago
iseali brother?
giantsocks 4 years ago
nice dude
eman737 4 years ago
Nice demo, Roger. I enjoyed hearing you play as much as the demo for the guitar.
GregD/oasysco from rRMGJ
oasysco 4 years ago
Hey Greg! Cool of you to stop by. Thanks for the nice comment. Take care - RP
rpguitar 4 years ago
It kind of puts me in mind of the Holdsworth Fatboy, maybe that's it's more conservatively shaped ancestor, without the headlessness. Like the H2 yours gets a nice fat tone, and pretty quilted maple, plus a lot of extras. Thanks for posting.
guitaress1 4 years ago
Hi - I can see why you'd make the Fatboy reference. It's actually based more on the Klein electric guitar, with more of a jazzbox orientation. Nice f(ph)at tone indeed!
rpguitar 4 years ago
Hmm, interesting. Well maybe the Klein gave H the idea for his! When did the Klein come out? I like the way on this one the neck goes at a high angle when you're sitting with it. It's hard to get that with a regular guitar without using a classical sitting stance.
guitaress1 4 years ago
how do u tune a headless guitar lol
ONTHEEARTH12 4 years ago
Um, the tuners are at the other end, on the bridge/tailpiece hardware. Not exactly a new phenomenon!
rpguitar 4 years ago
you seem like a really good guy and it only took 8:16 to figure that out, rock on
jdragon1012 4 years ago
It's my pleasure, and thank you for the nice comment. Peace - RP
rpguitar 4 years ago
That is one gorgeous guitar, and even though I'm not a jazz player, I like delicate clean tones, and I really appreciate you sharing this with the online community! take it easy roger
jlevyx 4 years ago
you should showcase some other guitars rojer.
jdragon1012 4 years ago
Nice guitar, but I can get similar tones out of a Stratocaster.
I've been playing the guitar almost 20 years, so I know what I'm talking about when I say that tone is as much in your hands as it is the equipment that you use.
Without good usage of effects that guitar wouldn't sound good at all.
jazzisgood82 4 years ago
Tell you what, put a Strat on your leg in playing position and then let go of it. Tell me what happens. Ouch! OK, that's partly why I ordered a Forshage.
rpguitar 4 years ago
I got rid of my BC Rich Warlock because of that. If you didn't hold the neck while you were standing it would drop towards the floor. Great sound on this guitar and the way it's shaped for sitting looks comfortable. Now, if only someone could design one that could be played comfortably while lying on the couch. . .
skok65 4 years ago
thats what my washburn v did
boatman96 3 years ago
Totally annoying, wouldn't you agree? And you (generally speaking) can't sit and play a V. I almost bought a Washburn (not a V), but ended up with a Hondo Explorer with a maple fretboard that I played for years. That was my first decent guitar.
skok65 3 years ago
i sold it for an amp
boatman96 3 years ago
your guitar is awazingly versital and effective but i still like my lp studio and my beloved strat. however your guitar is defenatly going on the chrismas list.
jdragon1012 4 years ago
In my buying and trying of many guitars, I have learned that the "best" instruments are the ones that are the easiest and most inspiring to play. That doesn't always equate with cost, looks, or any other conventional measure of value. :)
rpguitar 4 years ago
At the time the base price of this model was $2500 USD. I was able to customize it heavily to my tastes. Thanks for your comment.
rpguitar 4 years ago
extremely versatile guitar, its awesome how much did that cost you? its excelent
jason007s 4 years ago
where did you obtain all your knowledge about the forshage headless electric guitar?
jdragon1012 4 years ago
I learned about Chris from a person on one of the jazz guitar forums. I was interested in headless, ergonomic guitars and found that he made a hollowbody with this unique design. I gave him a call and the rest is history...
rpguitar 4 years ago
Thanks for the compliments. What can I elaborate on for you?
rpguitar 4 years ago
roger i'm very intriged with your felosophy of musical compusition. i would like to talk with you so plz respond with my comments.
jdragon1012 4 years ago
please tell chris that his guitars are amazing for me. ok roger? and tell him that the reason his guitars are so well known now is because of your talent
jdragon1012 4 years ago
i pride myself in knowing all players of music yet i was unaware of your talent. your guitar is beautiful but it was you that amazed me
jdragon1012 4 years ago
your a great person and player. I pride myself in knowing all great players yet i was unawhere of your talent. your guitar is beautiful but the amazment came from you
jdragon1012 4 years ago
roger there are many vid posters that never respond to comments and for you to be so deticated is something that is very special.
jdragon1012 4 years ago
damn thats a really awesome guitar!
sonofkikkoman 4 years ago
Wow is that nice
What a great design!
HarmonicMinorJ 4 years ago
it's so wonderful.. wow.. how much would that be?
bboyliangwei 4 years ago
Hi Roger,
What's about acoustic sound of this guitar ?
Thanks Jean-Marie (France)
jmfsylva 4 years ago
HI, very nice guitar
I look for a Klein electric guitar, for a long time now...very hard to find...
Do you think Forshage Guitar, like your's, can make a similar instrument ?
Thanks
Jean-Marie (France)
jmfsylva 4 years ago
Yes, I do think so... that was partly the point of this design, which is Chris Forshage's own after playing a Klein. I own a Klein too though (!), and they are quite different in some ways. If I could have only one, it would be the Forshage.
rpguitar 4 years ago
So how much did you pay for it?
gumdropster 4 years ago
About $2500, which is half the going rate for a Klein - if you can find one.
rpguitar 4 years ago
It looks alot like the Klein Guitars.
acousticore 4 years ago
Wow, that is SWEET! It looks kind of weird, but it sounds fantastic. What kind of amp are you using? Thanks for sharing this. :)
audiotrax2000 4 years ago
Playing through a Fender Princeton Reverb (circa 1979), with some delay - probably a bit much for the demo... didn't notice at the time.
rpguitar 4 years ago
it looks a bit funny, but the sound is awesome though. i love the pickups sound. it can get some amazing tones too.
theinck 4 years ago
Holy shit, that thing looks and sounds AMAZING! Such a good instrument.
maidenfan12 4 years ago
That's about the best first comment ever. I agree, it's really a wild and very satisfying guitar. Thanks for watching! Peace -Roger
rpguitar 4 years ago