with that thumb nail:
guitar player by day, assassin by night o.o

This teaches me nothing, dick.

Wow,he’s pretty impressive.There were two weird things here.First,the guitar head.Second,his thumb nail (though I know it’s because of his fingerpicking stuff).

Do you have a spare stack for a starving artist? I thrash…but lack ‘cabinet space’. Perhaps I’ll meet you some day. ,,/ Party on.

Watching an Learning tkx dud

lol where is the guitar head

lol i died when i saw he had no headstock. dunno y

@bigamai humbuker give more attack for hi gain sound singels soun more tasty and smoth

@bigamai Pickups first then neck. The pickups will eliminate most sound problems that your have, while as I’ve said before, only the neck’s joint will affect the sound majorly. I don’t know much about tremolos, and the few I have are single locking trems. I don’t usually prefer them, but it’s your guitar. Best of luck to you.

@bigamai Depends, for rhythm, I love my three hum SG, but for lead, single coils rule.

@ddazuulada i think the tuning is done at the bridge…

Respond to this video… by the way, whats the best neck pickup?? single coils or humbuckers??

@tonellojohni just cant decide on what to do first..is it better to change pickups first or is it better to change the neck first..and was wondering if a double locking tremolo would do me any good when it comes to sustains..

@bigamai I love Strat copies, because they are perfect for modding. My best advice would be to get a humbucker in the bridge. A Seymour Duncan Invader or Dimebucker would be best., with an SH-6 Distortion in the neck. If you like to use a single coil for neck pups, I’d get a Hot for Strat SSL-3. Let me know how it works, and best of luck to you.

Inform Sam and Dean, I just found their Dad!

@darknessviking1 I know m8, just kidding

@commmy ppl who play with there fingers like to grow their nails out like that, and since he’s from nashville apperently i’d guess he likes a little country

@tonellojohn it does.. thanks man…i have this copy of a fender stratocaster and o be honest.. its shitty..but i cant get my self to replace it..because its kinda special to me..i learned almost everything i know on it..so im trying to improve it and rebuild it from the ground up..any more advice??

@bigamai The neck’s joint does. If it’s a bolt on, it will absorb some sustain, if it’s a set neck it’ll absorb less sustain (which is why Gibsons are so good for sustain), and if it a neck through, there will be even less absorbed, but in reality, it’s not the wood it’s how the body is connected to the neck. I have a friend who took two Burstbuckers from Gibson, bolted them to a 2×4 with two volume and tone knobs, added a bridge, and sounded just like a Les Paul. Hope this helps, good luck.

@tonellojohn how about the neck?? does it have anything to do with the guitar’s sound???

What’s with the demon finger nail?!?! o.O

@kjrody21 Other than looks, nothing really. At the same time, there’s not benefits from going to a headless guitar to a headed. In fact a luthier, what I’ve discovered is that except for the construction of the guitar, the body has nothing to do with the sound that you will eventually get from a guitar.

Cool, sound like the first Thrash Metal records! Old school dude!

What are the benefits in a headless guitar??

His tone is horrible