I recently watched a YT video by a well known British guitarist and producer, He did a review on a similar Fresley guitar,,,,,He was pleasantly surprised,,,Might make the big dogs lift their games,,,Enjoyed the video mate🤘😎👍

@SearchingForTone

23 күн бұрын

Thank you, I’m interested in the rest of the line. If they can do finished guitars, it might destroy the Epiphone line completely.

Thank you very much!❤❤ Enjoy it! Enjoy the music~🎵🎵

@SearchingForTone

20 күн бұрын

Thank you have another on the way FST350

Nice Fesley.. I have the Fesley 800 series which had really high ratings While I will recommend it for practice I would not trust the Fesley 800 onstage Did a jam with some freinds and it would not stay in tune worth a fk.. different bridge than the Lp The 800 has a whammy bridge setup.. so I’m changing that as well as the tuners.. other than that the pickup are great and the neck , frets, profile are sweet.. I do have the Slash special 2 Epiphone. And I beat that one up 😂 it handles! lol Anyways that LP Fesley looks like a keeper

@SearchingForTone

22 күн бұрын

@@13soulz was it the bridge you think causing the tuning or tuners?

@13soulz

22 күн бұрын

@@SearchingForTone .. the spring block on the Fesley is trash super cheap.. ( mine was on the 800 series) And the heave E tuner super sticky as well as the tone knob.. but the pickups which I thought to change out when I ordered it sounded great! Even with the small pots.. the neck straight and the flame top nice.. I’m keeping it but I will probably make it a hard tail.. the cost of Grover’s run about A hundred bucks as well as a decent trem system so I might give it away 😂 anyways I’m sure there’s some good ones but changing the block out is a given

Pfffft! Bwahahaha!

@SearchingForTone

8 күн бұрын

Do you have a channel man? You should love that Morningbaritonewood video from years ago

@EasyHeat

7 күн бұрын

@@SearchingForTone Thanks man! I'm actually in the process of building/rebooting my channel really soon. I've been networking and become friends with many of the major guitar community content creators, and run a FB group with 2K members. Currently I'm just trying suss out my overall angle and branding approach.

@SearchingForTone

7 күн бұрын

@@EasyHeatgood luck, I’m sure once you start you’ll take off. Much better player than I am. Technology makes it a little easier now too, I’m doing everything on an iPhone. Good luck🤙

@EasyHeat

7 күн бұрын

@@SearchingForTone I’m a former recording/touring ASCAP union session player/engineer. Bass, Drums, Guitar. I also mess with vocals and keys. Unfortunately I got caught up in the whole rock and roll lifestyle. Let’s just say… Rick James was right. M’kaaay?😉 Living clean now, a proud parent of a soon to be 11 year old boy, and taking care of my girlfriend who’s suffering from stage 4 kidney disease. I’ll be honest with you. While waiting for her disability to be approved I was forced to sell off a majority of my gear. Most of my guitars, my mixing monitors, a Fractal FM3, and all my amps and pedals. She felt bad, but after surviving addiction? It’s just stuff. “Gear doesn’t matter”-Tom Morello ✌️ I have a lot of real world old school studio/road dog experience that I think could hopefully help kids who are starting out, because a lot of these “influencers” out here are just regurgitating corporate industry BS to help sell gear and plugins. I’m not gonna ever do that. I just gotta start cranking out content. My son’s offered to help edit so hopefully I will have some stuff out soon. Also, don’t knock yourself for shooting on an iPhone. I have a iPhone XR and will probably be using it to start out. The cameras on current Apple phones are no slouch for content creation IMO. Best of luck to you mate. You just got yourself my sub, like, and notification bell ring. Ha! Cheers!

@EasyHeat

7 күн бұрын

One thing I would suggest though? Measure your workstation room and read up on speaker placement and basic sound treatment. You’d be surprised at how much it would improve your content quality and workflow.🖖 I’m mixing in an apartment right now after previously working in everything from full sized demo studios to full bore million dollar analog studios. There’s definitely some basic physics involved, but trust me. With your monitor’s tweeter/woofer ear level and measured out properly as well as treating reflection points and standing bass nodes? You will truly be amazed. Best of luck.✌️