Welcome back sir 😀 love the idea, and that neck looks amazing!!! Im a little worried though, that amount of electronics plus that many LEDs.... feels like feedback hell waiting to turn up...
most noise comes from the processor and its fan, but in the end its not that bad, one noise gate pedal and its all good, also its a simple noise to edit out in recordings
Just like the waves, it keeps rollin! and yes im alive, i just dont post alot of videos, but i do post more on my IG, so look there for my life status xD
Love the video! Can I just say... those clamps you used at the beginning to glue up the body blank... WOW
I was wondering how this is possible, thanks for sharing.
the LED strip being disconnected because of one fret must have been frustrating, but luckily you didn't give up
i kinda expected it to happen once i started to press the frets in, but it happens and its not such hard thing to re-do!
Welcome back sir 😀 love the idea, and that neck looks amazing!!!
Im a little worried though, that amount of electronics plus that many LEDs.... feels like feedback hell waiting to turn up...
most noise comes from the processor and its fan, but in the end its not that bad, one noise gate pedal and its all good, also its a simple noise to edit out in recordings
This is the future bois
Very kewl
Great idea machining the channel for the fret board glue up ! What size bit are you using to machine the fret slots? Looks awesome.
im using a 0.6mm round nose bit for the fret slots with short flutes and long stem so i can also do inlay work and all that, its plenty strong
You're alive yay! 😁😁
How's that Tsunami guitar doing?
Just like the waves, it keeps rollin! and yes im alive, i just dont post alot of videos, but i do post more on my IG, so look there for my life status xD
@@KorezGuitars Good to know! BTW @ 8:41 I was like "better be careful those strips are really easy to damage" 😁😁
@@madeofnapalm and they did, well you live and you learn xD