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I do most of that stuff on... Axis, JP12BFR, NF3, and Custom 24.Not necessarily lol...but from you name I assume you can rip if you're playing DT...
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I do most of that stuff on... Axis, JP12BFR, NF3, and Custom 24.Not necessarily lol...but from you name I assume you can rip if you're playing DT...
Great guitars. Prices for these babies are skyrocketing latelyAwaiting delivery of a Charvel Model 6 but can't say my fingers are fast enough to shred
DTR is a very fast player.Not necessarily lol...but from you name I assume you can rip if you're playing DT...
Great guitars. Prices for these babies are skyrocketing lately
On fire!Hoping to close the year with 3 new axes in the last quarter...
Fact!Hear me out, the best shredder guitar is a: Santana type.
The fat neck sounds better, still gives you “all the notes” (24 frets), but it makes it harder to hit the really high notes.
IMHO you should still be able to reach the upper end of the fretboard, but you shouldn’t live there permanently. Super high weedly weedly solos are dumb, you wanna force yourself to stay on the middle to lower side of the fretboard most of the time only to go high for maximum guitar solo dramatics.
How do you differentiate? Long before the term "Shred" came into play, I considered myself and was called, a "ripper." I know these are made up terms, but I'm not sure what the difference is. Is there one? Or are they pretty much the same thing?I don’t really classify myself as a shredder anymore, but I’ll always be a ripper.
I don’t really classify myself as a shredder anymore, but I’ll always be a ripper.
I considered myself and was called, a "ripper."
Uhh.. I dunno if there’s an accepted definition by anyone other than me?How do you differentiate? Long before the term "Shred" came into play, I considered myself and was called, a "ripper." I know these are made up terms, but I'm not sure what the difference is. Is there one? Or are they pretty much the same thing?
Cool classic, nice grab. Gonna need some pics.Awaiting delivery of a Charvel Model 6 but can't say my fingers are fast enough to shred
On the intro of the thing I put up a while back, I tried to slow it down and count, but it was difficult. It was right around 20 notes per second, all notes picked. No sweeping or pick one note and play three. Every note was picked.Not necessarily lol...but from you name I assume you can rip if you're playing DT...
Pretty sure this is why God invented Jacksons.
I came up in the 80’s and learned to “shred” just as the tides turned. In retrospect, I probably coulda used that time better to learn any other skill set. Lol.
At my “shreddiest” I was mostly playing ESP’s and Jackson’s but I always had a LP or two as well (with EMGs). So when I decided that I was gonna get “one guitar to rule them all” I split the difference and got a CE in 93. I used that guitar for almost everything until a KL33 dethroned it in 2013.
I don’t really classify myself as a shredder anymore, but I’ll always be a ripper.
Hear me out, the best shredder guitar is a: Santana type.
The fat neck sounds better, still gives you “all the notes” (24 frets), but it makes it harder to hit the really high notes.
IMHO you should still be able to reach the upper end of the fretboard, but you shouldn’t live there permanently. Super high weedly weedly solos are dumb, you wanna force yourself to stay on the middle to lower side of the fretboard most of the time only to go high for maximum guitar solo dramatics.
Yeah, I can shred on anything, including my acoustics and my CU24s, but I really prefer a flatter fingerboard radius and jumbo frets.Used to my kind of story in the zeroes. Charvel model 6. However I noticed that you can shred on any well set up guitar. Yngwie uses a strat FCOL. So, my "shred" machines are my CE24 and CU24.
That's about 19 more than me.On the intro of the thing I put up a while back, I tried to slow it down and count, but it was difficult. It was right around 20 notes per second, all notes picked. No sweeping or pick one note and play three. Every note was picked.