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  @user-bu3ik8lt6p4 күн бұрын

  Really good 💯🔥🔥🔥

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  @user-bu3ik8lt6p4 күн бұрын

  Really super 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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  @v4artem12 күн бұрын

  Can't wait to watch how it turns out to be, man! Amazing drawings btw. You inspired me to paint my rg550 one day. Hope your channel grows.

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  @worknrolla12 күн бұрын

  Hey, thanks, man!) Glad, that my monotonous mumbling motivates somebody, thumbs up for the rg550 and I'm wishing you a great project with it, cheers!

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  @Coolguy-ox6sx16 күн бұрын

  Nice sound! What effects are you using?

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  @worknrolla16 күн бұрын

  Hi, thanks, it’s guitar>audient id44>Helix Native plugin with stereo preset + eventide plugin (micropitch for widening)

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  @bonerfart20 күн бұрын

  Wow man, this is fantastic! You did great

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  @michaelmoonsorrsdcustomsho118623 күн бұрын

  Это просто😱😱😱🤯🤯🤯, с новыми датчиками инструмент превратился в Shreed Machine! Инструмент максимально расррылся!

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  @worknrolla19 күн бұрын

  spasibou)

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  @michaelmoonsorrsdcustomsho118619 күн бұрын

  @@worknrolla Скоро и я представлю на канале Диванный Драйв свой Ibanez AX LAGS Signature Biohazard - 1 Guitar на целый Мир! После этой модели пошли гитары попроще, это Японии Fujigen Ibanez AX7521 1999 Years и Korean Ibanez AX7221.

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  @LizordSword25 күн бұрын

  "its, 🤏, little bit better than shit" great line lmao

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  @worknrolla25 күн бұрын

  😄but now this record is golden for me, bless the old phones with 0,3 mp camera))

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  @user-jx9gz3kp3s28 күн бұрын

  Hi! Thanks for the permission. I've been waiting for that too long. *opening Thomann*

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  @worknrolla26 күн бұрын

  That's the evidence for the family, that "+1" is always ok

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  @JamesFlorio-ti8gcАй бұрын

  Awesome playing 🎸🔥 I have the yellow 550 and plan on leaving it stock but I was already thinking about doing a purple one too with mods like you just did. Love those tones you are getting 💪🏻💯

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  Thanks) I think, that stock one is pretty awesome, too. There are old school and classic vibes🤘🏼

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  @JPM777Ай бұрын

  Great series of videos 👏

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  Thanks😎

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  @greekfreak1980Ай бұрын

  These Genesis models are incredible value for money. Even if you don't swap out the pickups, if you have a good amp you can get very decent tones with these V7/8 humbuckers. And what most people get wrong about the Ibanez RG: it's not just a shredder's/ metal guitar but a very versatile instrument. The only thing I don't like is the oldschool block neck joint. I know I know.. it's supposed to be a ''re-issue'' of the original RG550, but they did some modern upgrades to it, like the volute and the multi-piece neck. So why not go the extra mile and put a modern ''All Access'' neck joint on it too? In any case, great guitars and I hope they release a Genesis version of the RG1570 in the future. If they do that, I will buy one in a heartbeat.

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  All access is better, but that plate on the joint took us back to the 80s and make it look 10 times cooler))

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  @robbyrobby7721Ай бұрын

  What pick guard did you use

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  It’s from previous owner, so 2 options here: or from Amazon, or maybe it’s the original one from Ibanez parts dealer

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  @hoosierdaddy2308Ай бұрын

  Hello from the heartland of America. I just found you. I love Japanese craftsmanship with Ibanez guitars. I have a 1993 S series I love. I have in the past owned an RG from 1990 like this. I actually think the new ones are even better because they have the laminated neck which is better for not warping. I guess if I had to complain and it's really being very picky I wish they would use Stainless frets, but at this price that's too much to ask. Great guitars and they are very comfortable. I just built a strat with EMG actives and a Warmoth thin neck with Xtra jumbo stainless frets and they are so nice to bend with. I have not tried the Fishmans, but they sound great in this video and you play very well sir.. May I ask what country you are from? You kind of sound French? 😂 I did subscribe too! Good stuff and I totally agree with everything you said about these guitars. They are the best and a great deal for Japanese craftsmanship.. ❤ Best regards from South Central Indiana. USA. Tim. ❤

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  Hi, thanks! About the frets - I wish stainless steel, too, cause I had the Harley Benton Fusion with it and this is amazing option, but..we'll never have everything in one guitar for the reasonable price this day. About the accent: that's not french, it's just my poor English)) but I'm trying, I'm from Belarus living in Poland.. and my native language is russian, yeah it's complicated) Thanks for subscribing and have a good day (night?)

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  @hoosierdaddy2308Ай бұрын

  @@worknrolla Hi again. I almost said Ukranians which is close. Your accent is fine and your English is great. No worries. I don't know Russian except Nyet and Da. 😜🤣. I can speak Spanish enough to converse and just enough German to hail a taxi or find the bus station or train station, but that's about it. 😜🤣 Good video my friend and regards from Indiana. USA. ♥️🤘

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  @hoosierdaddy2308Ай бұрын

  @@worknrolla Oh. I almost forgot to say. I understand that the Ibanez Premium which are usually made in Indonesia but with Stainless frets and great pickups, etc, are reasonably priced and the luthiers were trained by the Japanese prestige luthiers. I think if I ever buy another factory guitar it will be one of these or a new PRS model. I have a nice American made PRS ten top that is incredible. So many nice guitars available now. I'm 62 and when I was young many many moons ago 🤣😜🤣 there were only Fender and Gibson for the most part and they were hit and miss for quality. Now that CNC machines are doing the work guitars are much better quality and consistency is better as well. . Best regards. Tim...

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  @@hoosierdaddy2308 yeah, forgot about premium line..and my prestige RG1527 from 2000s doesn't have stainless frets, too) I guess it's more like a new standards. And yeah, CNC and production in China-Indonesia opens a whole new world. If you didn't check the Harley Bentons, just for fun, check their new ST modern strats.. it's just came out a couple days ago, looks damn good for ~450 bucks (steel frets are there))

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  @hoosierdaddy2308Ай бұрын

  @@worknrolla I will check them out sir. Thanks for the recommendation. Really appreciate it.

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  @andrewhouse3246Ай бұрын

  Great video, great playing...I just ordered yellow one. Do you know where to get the HH pickguard?

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  Thanks, my congratulations! I got hsh original one and have a thoughts to put it back just with single coil cover in the center for more classic look..so maybe it’s the solution for you? All the mods were done by previous owner, but I think it’s from Amazon..or from a local Ibanez dealer (if it’s original)

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  @Foxtrot1989Ай бұрын

  Man, wicked! I see your sensibilities, and I value your opinion and that wicked noise banshee machine off of that first. BTW, I possess a Japanese Les Paul, too! It's an Edward's 85sd Les Paul Standard, made in 2000 in a very rare solid navy blue and a 58 style transparent mahogany neck with sultry flames top to bottom 👌. I had modded it all the way around cosmetically, and I had hot-rodded it into my own sort of John Sykes/Gary Moore machine, electronically, with a ceramic Dirty Fingers sm in the bridge and a ceramic 498r in the neck. The hardware is a Gotoh 510 tailpiece and a hybrid Faber tune-o-matic with brass saddles for the bottom strings and titanium saddles for the high strings. I will be buried like a pharaoh with it! You have earned yourself a new subscriber, my man.

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  Haha, thanks bro! Les Paul’s for life) mine is Burny in BlackBeauty outfit from early 90s (no maple cap). My respect for the Sykes/Moore and I had a Dirty Fingers in the bridge,too)) for now it’s Emgs 60-60, but the day will come and I’ll put a good set of Dimarzios, cause I miss the passive neck sounds. Got a question for you about Faber, I researched this topic, does it makes noticeable changes? Thanks once again)

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  @Foxtrot1989Ай бұрын

  @worknrolla OH shit! Look at that. Great minds, think alike, don't they? Nice taste in Burnys, of course. And that question about Faber hardware (or hardware in general) IS A SOLID YES! This is the thing, though. You must first gage the core tone of whatever guitar first (the wood in sound and resonance). Then, I'll recommend that you then visualize the particular unique overall range of tone to expand and volume for whatever you choose. I do this by playing back my personal recordings in general and my trove of favorite players. Naturally, the magic erupts out of what is consistent to your liking. Then, when you go about researching/shopping for parts, you pay attention to the fundamentals of each kind element for hardware (aluminum, brass, zinc, titanium, etc) and decide wisely how you would sum up as a good mix of these elements of hardware (or not). Also, as the best educated opinion on this question, I do recommend strongly that you should dismember the entire guitar from top to bottom and replace it with whatever intricate combo of new setup. This is where the amp will damn near yank you into it, like "the Poltergeist"! (I wish I was kidding). The most optimal outcome is over and beyond evident to how you feel and what you hear this way. It's all a matter of changing what you like less and keeping what you like more, too. It depends. The wiring styles and the particular capacitors is crucially integral as well (its the secret weapon between atomic and nuclear, sonically). Once again, there's no particular best as it relates to what the players vision is for a particular guitar, so don't jump and think that Bumble Bee caps, for example, are the way to go just because they are in deed, awesome. Just check out online Gibson's 'Jessica' model Les Paul with Orange Capacitors and Custom Bust Buckers (alnico v? And I suspect the hardware to be zink infused with aluminum) VS. Gibson's Les Paul 1978 Custom Black Beauty (John Sykes) with matching Tim Shaw Era Dirty Fingers Humbuckers in neck AND bridge, and you will find the sonic resonance to be unique between them two despite them both being substantially high output setups. This is a good sample to research as a supreme place to test your taste! Try hearing these two for curiosity sake, alone. Oh yeah, on my modded Les Paul of Subject, I applied old 50s wiring for the pots with two $45 dollar vintage spec Bumble-Bee capacitors. The neck capacitor is worth, .15u, and the bridge is worth, .22u. Now, try to generally imagine the dynamic between the very two sorts of Humbuckers that I had installed in my Blue Les Paul? Simpler said, the difference should be as alarming as switching out speakers in a cab for the first time. I hope that this does you justice, bro!

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  @work_n_rollАй бұрын

  @@Foxtrot1989 wow, thanks for the detailed answer..but I think you bring more things to research and consider) I checked the question with bridges and materials (only on KZread, not in real life) and I listened a lot (bridges and stop tails, tests, etc)..The Vintage guys: "only light aluminium by 59s specs is good enough"...every other guy has the opposite opinions (brass/zink/blablabla)) I wanted to experiment and buy something from Faber, but after the tons of opposite information I just changed tune o matic for the new zink Gotoh, saved the old one gotoh stop tail (zink, too, I guess) and concentrated on the music, but I defenetly want to change the pickups in the future..I'd like to try the alnico 2 in the neck (listened once and liked it so much) and I'll try the 50's wiring, too, thanks! P.s - for my taste, my "go to" sound of les paul heroes - John Sykes, Doug Aldrich, Vivian Campbell, Randy Rhoades

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  @Foxtrot1989Ай бұрын

  @work_n_roll Wow, bro, those big 4 are my personal exact "go-to" Les Paul guitar slingers! We must be kindred spirits in that regard, absolutely. As for my suggestions of different hardware, my intention was to just make you wise to the wide gamut of sounds that can be produced out of whatever combo that you could experiment with. I just emphasized the research of individual materials of whatever kinds of hardware for the sake of endorsing your own distinct personality as a player. There's lots of opinionated advice videos, so the ART lies in LISTENING for the variable nuances of each material piece, rather than following the advisors' opinions. Individuality is what bought us key players of all kinds, like Sykes, Moore, Campbell, and Aldridge! As for the humbucker scenario, I would recommend peeping out some Dimarzio 57 humbuckers alnico 2s, Seymour Duncan RTM (Demartini, alnico 2), and some of what Gibson has recently added to their pickup catalog, for some intrigue at least. By the way, zink is said by many opinionated folks to be the lesser of material, but the reality of it relies on the vision of the player FIRST and the resonance of the wood of any guitar, as each wood species and each guitar differs, let alone the different picking attacks of each individual players hands and style. Right on, regardless!

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  @georgecass7581Ай бұрын

  Awesome playing.

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  Thanks, I hope it’ll became better with this rocket)

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  @dreamplace7469Ай бұрын

  Just ordered my RG550 Purple Genesis. These pickups absolutely incredible with the RG. I'll have to put some in. Look forward to the mods!

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  congrats! this guitar is a killing machine

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  @dzmitrymoisa2795Ай бұрын

  What a lovely beauty! The combinstion of metal shape with maple neck looks awesome!

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  classy look of a super shredders from 80s, yeah)

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  @user-jx9gz3kp3sАй бұрын

  What a beast in your hands! I really like this guitar. The setup is perfect for me. It will be interesting to see what happens next. Good luck with the customization process!🤘

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  I think, that Ibanez 550 with fishmans is ultimate guitar for everything for the middle price..but if we're looking to the situation with Epiphones for 1200$, even prices for new LTDs - this Ibanez is even lower than middle price) And thanks for the wishes..it's so cool, that I don't wanna touch it))

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  @user-pg7yi1td3pАй бұрын

  It’s amazing as usual 🙏🏻

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  thank you)

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  @chrisadams628Ай бұрын

  What pickups are in this guitar? I've never seen this style of jag pickups before.

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  these are custom pickups from Poland (@HathorPickups), you can watch review of this guitar couple videos back

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  @ColeAnderleАй бұрын

  this was very inspiring! cant wait to get my Bass IV this week!

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  My congratulations, it’s very inspiring guitar! And quite unusual)

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  @hmJamil-gh6epАй бұрын

  Can we talk about this in person, I will help you increase your video views, give me your gmail address. So that I can discuss the details

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  If you are selling services, no thanks)

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  @hmJamil-gh6epАй бұрын

  good video .but your video is not seo so your video is not getting views ,your need video (95+ seo score) If you SEO your video properly then your video will get a lot of views

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  can I google it of read a quick explanation here in comments from you?)

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  @jakeoliveira5086Ай бұрын

  loved this whole project

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  🤩

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  @user-jx9gz3kp3sАй бұрын

  Hello! Congratulations on your first deal! And wow, this Ibanez is sick! Upgraded with Fishman pickups and a battery pack, it's made this beast really modern! Good choice! Looking forward to your customization solution!

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  Thanks, 🙏🏻, yeah, this thing is really awesome, it just need to be set up properly, but even like that,in “as is” condition it’s killing machine..classics with sharp teeth)

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  @roohyugaАй бұрын

  I absolutely love the pattern on the pick guard

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  thanks, at first I planned the different one, but guitar is very busy with thins, so I made the 2nd version of sketch

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  @jasonrichardson8531Ай бұрын

  I also have this model is a all-rounder does everything

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  After cleaning’n’crying this is awesome guitar)

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  @user-jx9gz3kp3sАй бұрын

  Good job as usual! I like it! 🤘

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  Thanks bro!🤘🏼

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  @user-bu3ik8lt6pАй бұрын

  🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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  @SimiYuken3 ай бұрын

  Maybe the best clear high gain tone heard in a tons of video about this bass. But now i need to know.. what tuning, strings and gear did you use? Thanks bro.

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  @worknrolla3 ай бұрын

  thanks for the comment)) this is 24-84 bass strings (I prefer thin strings, it's too much, but it's not my guitar) Tuning is standard bass E for 4 strings + higher 1 and 2, gear - Helix Native on PC, my stereo preset for guitar with some bass cut (just a little)

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  @SimiYuken3 ай бұрын

  @@worknrolla thanks! Your style is awesome 🤘

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  @Fl4ppers3 ай бұрын

  Great work!!

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  @Fl4ppers3 ай бұрын

  I had to google it (despite Polish friends) but pozdrowienie!! (Salutations!)

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  @worknrolla3 ай бұрын

  Hey, thanks!))

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  @Fl4ppers3 ай бұрын

  Play slightly more staccato on those echoes and you'll hear them better and stay more in the pocket. Great guitar and nice find!!!

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  @TheDinosaur824 ай бұрын

  A Bass VI is a bass guitar, not a baritone guitar. Two different tunings, scale length, string gauge, etc. The terms are not interchangeable.

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  @worknrolla3 ай бұрын

  yeah,but)..many people now use them as a baritone, yeah, you can change the tuning for baritone and strings gauage (not in this case, but you can)

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  @-jank-willson3 ай бұрын

  not really. you can always change the tuning, and you can always change the string guages. as for the scale length, there are bass guitars that are 26" scale, 28" scale, and 30" scale. MOST guitars are 26" scale, MOST baritone guitars are 28" scale, and MOST bass guitars are 30" scale (like this one), but those are not definitive rules. there are some basses that are 26" scale so that they can fit into a standard guitar case, for instance...

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  @worknrolla3 ай бұрын

  @@-jank-willson yeah, there are no strict rules

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  @smarfmart4 ай бұрын

  Did you replace the pickups, or are those just red pickup covers?

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  @michelangelomastroianni4 ай бұрын

  He stated in the video that the owner of the guitar changed them. 2:35 :)

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  @Acursomus4 ай бұрын

  amazing video!! i have seen videos of this guitar but I have never seen it undergone a thorough inspection like in this one!

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  thanks! this is just a preparations (very long and boring)) for the hand paint from next video about this guitar

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  @user-jx9gz3kp3s4 ай бұрын

  Hi there! It seems you have a rare and unique guitar. With your artistic touch, it would become the perfect item for collectors and guitar enthusiasts alike. Thank you for acknowledging things related to my country. 💙💛

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  @worknrolla4 ай бұрын

  Slava Ukrainie, bro! And thanks fot the comment)

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  @user-jx9gz3kp3s4 ай бұрын

  @@worknrolla Geroyam Slava 🫶

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  @user-jx9gz3kp3s4 ай бұрын

  Good Job!

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  @Ibbyhead4 ай бұрын

  Love the RG1527! That was a bit nasty surprise, with the tremolo blocked this way. Especially if the seller didn't tell you. I hope she serves you well from now on. Pozdrowienia! :)

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  @worknrolla4 ай бұрын

  Dzięki:) He said, that it was blocked by wood, a thought about more traditional way..but blocking is half of tragedy)

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  @Street-shitter4 ай бұрын

  What can go wrong?? Apart from looking like a dogsdick in the thumbnail 🤡🤛🏻

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  @worknrollaАй бұрын

  nobody knew about your experience in dicks until you mentioned it 8===D

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  @MikeDBZ4 ай бұрын

  This is a great video! But I'm not sure if you over dubbed it? I'm finding the voice in the video is slowed down? and it sounds normal on 1.25x speed. Otherwise great video.

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  @worknrolla4 ай бұрын

  yeah, right, overdubbed by me (my native language is russian/belarussian). And it's not slowed down, just bad english)))

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  @bacongl4 ай бұрын

  20 year old guitar with 20 years worth of grime. I have no idea why you are complaining about cleaning it.

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  @worknrolla4 ай бұрын

  Just wonder why it's ok for the previous owner, who played it/changed strings, etc

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  @pentachronic4 ай бұрын

  Buy yourself a cheap ultrasonic cleaner.

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  @worknrolla4 ай бұрын

  I'm not the luthier, it' just how "1 hour case" can go wrong, so, if I try to suffer again - definitely)

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  @dudemcdudeman52744 ай бұрын

  Great video, guitar looks really good, even the frets looked not bad after 20 years of being played by a sausage wielding metalhead LOL. I hope to also get a prestige, hope you enjoy playing it! Also, Elixir strings ARE the best you are right, they stay good for an EXTREMELY long time.

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  @worknrolla4 ай бұрын

  guitar is reeeaaaly good after all this manipulations and renovation process

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  @eddiejr5404 ай бұрын

  Very nice…well done…I may be in the minority but a guitar is a musical instrument and should be treated with a certain level of respect…nothing wrong with normal play wear but it should be kept clean to perform properly…no rust, dirt or grease…but thats just my opinion 👍

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  @worknrolla4 ай бұрын

  Yep, it can be road worn, scratched, biten and abused. But as instrument it should be in working condition and play/tune well🤘

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  @e_riffs5 ай бұрын

  “Sausage in one hand, guitar in the other” lol

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  @worknrolla5 ай бұрын

  perfect gig)

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  @suprjnt4204 ай бұрын

  I was gonna comment this! LOL too funny 🤣

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  @georgecass75815 ай бұрын

  Nice video. Subscribed. On a side note, I went to Krakow this year and absolutely loved it! Hopefully I can go back and see more of Poland.

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  @worknrolla5 ай бұрын

  Thanks! Yeah , Krakow is very beautiful, welcome to Poland)

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  @Rikardoz5 ай бұрын

  Congrats! I bought mine new and have had it for 15 years. Not going to sell it.

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  @worknrolla5 ай бұрын

  Thanks, 7 string is new for me, but defenetly it's very cool guitar, great, that you keep yours for such a long time

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  @joebloggs89005 ай бұрын

  Nice one mate 👍

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  @worknrolla5 ай бұрын

  Thanks!)