Hi . I m new here !!

[Jaywolf]

Hi, I m new here, Just wanted to introduce myself. I am sharing some old video that I recorded with my phone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBxAKy5MYsQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60u6Tjj-XsQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6b0_2RydLE

nothing serious.
Thanks !

 

[Heritage Softail]

Welcome and enjoy!

 

[Mailman1971]

Welcome man!!
Nice chops and enjoyed the Drop D video the most.
Scalloped neck....I had a few but I cant handle them.
I always fret to hard making the notes go sharp.

Good stuff!

Dan

 

[Jaywolf]

Thanks guys, For a long time, I looked for a site to be part of . This is it!!

Oh!! on the scalloped neck, I never seem to have that problem. I heard lot of people saying that they go sharp. As you can see me on video. I do press hard on strings, but still in tune!!
Wonder why??

 

[Mailman1971]

I am sure once you get used to it....playing it would be second nature.
When I had them....never really gave them much a chance. It was more when I was collecting.

 

[Jaywolf]

I am sure once you get used to it....playing it would be second nature.
When I had them....never really gave them much a chance. It was more when I was collecting.

Still have them?

 

[Mailman1971]

I am sure once you get used to it....playing it would be second nature.
When I had them....never really gave them much a chance. It was more when I was collecting.

Still have them?

No....they are long gone. I was a collector back in the late 90's/early 2000 years.
One that did stick out to me was a USA Jackson that someone scalloped the neck on. DEEP scallop.
had to play it barely fretting the strings. Sounded great on a good run for sure.

 

[Jaywolf]

I am sure once you get used to it....playing it would be second nature.
When I had them....never really gave them much a chance. It was more when I was collecting.

Still have them?

No....they are long gone. I was a collector back in the late 90's/early 2000 years.
One that did stick out to me was a USA Jackson that someone scalloped the neck on. DEEP scallop.
had to play it barely fretting the strings. Sounded great on a good run for sure.

I see. Mine are deep too. But yet I m used to them.

 

[Mailman1971]

I am sure once you get used to it....playing it would be second nature.
When I had them....never really gave them much a chance. It was more when I was collecting.

Still have them?

No....they are long gone. I was a collector back in the late 90's/early 2000 years.
One that did stick out to me was a USA Jackson that someone scalloped the neck on. DEEP scallop.
had to play it barely fretting the strings. Sounded great on a good run for sure.

I see. Mine are deep too. But yet I m used to them.

Did you play the Yngwie strat? Your scallop seems or appears deeper then that neck.
I liked that guitar. Played comfortable.

 

[Jaywolf]

I am sure once you get used to it....playing it would be second nature.
When I had them....never really gave them much a chance. It was more when I was collecting.

Still have them?

No....they are long gone. I was a collector back in the late 90's/early 2000 years.
One that did stick out to me was a USA Jackson that someone scalloped the neck on. DEEP scallop.
had to play it barely fretting the strings. Sounded great on a good run for sure.

I see. Mine are deep too. But yet I m used to them.

Did you play the Yngwie strat? Your scallop seems or appears deeper then that neck.
I liked that guitar. Played comfortable.

I make my own scallop. Is fun and proud of it. Save lot of $;-)

 

[crankyrayhanky]

Agreed, those arpeggios are wicked
I too just sold off my scalloped yngwie- great tone but I have no delicacy

 

[Jaywolf]

Agreed, those arpeggios are wicked
I too just sold off my scalloped yngwie- great tone but I have no delicacy

Hi!
Bummer. I could it bought it from u.

 

[JCDenton6]

Sweet playing man
Is it me or is your guitar in drop B tuning in the drop D video? It sounds like B.

 

[Jaywolf]

Sweet playing man
Is it me or is your guitar in drop B tuning in the drop D video? It sounds like B. [/quote

You know. I admit! I m wrong . I had to go back and remember. ( you all can see in video the background place where i lived is different:-[
I recorded this video a while back. I usually tune to Eb or d#. so if I tuned to the 4th string that is C b or C # . So the 6 string would be C#.
wow. how easy we forget such details. :-[
oops! :-[

 

[Jaywolf]

I am sure once you get used to it....playing it would be second nature.
When I had them....never really gave them much a chance. It was more when I was collecting.

Still have them?

No....they are long gone. I was a collector back in the late 90's/early 2000 years.
One that did stick out to me was a USA Jackson that someone scalloped the neck on. DEEP scallop.
had to play it barely fretting the strings. Sounded great on a good run for sure.

I see. Mine are deep too. But yet I m used to them.

Did you play the Yngwie strat? Your scallop seems or appears deeper then that neck.
I liked that guitar. Played comfortable.[/quote ]


The scallop are all pretty much the same depth all across the neck. maybe because the way it is angle to the phone camara, it making it look deeper.