I've Played an Epiphone SG for 10 Years... Is This An Upgrade?? || Inspired by Gibson SG '61 Maestro

[@agufish]

Trying some new content flow stuff in this one, let me know what you think! Serious question, though: who else is HYPED for the PS5 event later today?!?!?!? Any guess as to what we're going to see announced??

[@brunogrill3774]

Im just hoping for another horizon game

[@ScoopedMids]

I dig the new flow. Granted I'm kind of a behind the scenes nerd, so I always like watching that kind of stuff. Also, I usually find myself skipping the demo tracks because I'm impatient and just want to watch the review section. But, after watching you come up with the riffs I was much more inclined to listen to the demo than I usually am.

[@alonehades100]

The new spider - man game hopefully

[@maffooo2040]

I still find it funny how you wrote the demo track in mixolydian (i think) and it still sounded metal lol

[@mattdoesstuff8987]

Great review! I'm wondering if we see anything about the rumored Final Fantasy XVI during the PS event.

[@dexstevens5993]

“Devolves into mindless chugging” Is pretty much what happens every time i try to write riffs lol

[@whobian123]

The maestro vibrola definitely adds atleast 60% of the "aesthetic".

[@EpicStuffMan1000]

I so want the epi sg custom to have a vibrola added next year. I'd have one in a heartbeat

[@ithemba]

Just like with most bigsby equipped guitars out there. Love the look - hate the tuning issues

[@PxRxO77]

darillio I’ve had some great bigsby guitars its all about setup... Dillon talks tone has some great videos on them

[@guitarzan2979]

You can install a mock tailpiece without the vibrola. I thought about doing it on my G400 Pro for aesthetics and for balance to stop the neck dive. I think the extra weight would probably help with that. I think it was listed on eBay as “Derick Trucks mock tailpiece”.

[@ces69]

@@ithemba Can be improved immensely with just a little time spent on “setup”! Plenty of vids on KZbin showing how to!

[@KakuraZenom]

Wow the lets take a closer look after the intro really caught me off guard

[@agufish]

Hahaha I know right, felt weird to edit

[@tavicotavio]

Im disapointed that you didnt ask Pringle if it was right. Unsubscribed

[@visje1996]

Lawyer Morty you are here as well?

[@tavicotavio]

@@visje1996 im everywhere

[@kyranlior1476]

1:04

[@bridges4232]

Can Pringle host a review?

[@tavicotavio]

15 minutes of pringle next to the guitar in complete silence. Pleass

[@aldrickfondracul9297]

In addition to the better roller bridge, some people have had success with increasing the Vibrola's tuning stability by attaching a piece of felt to the underside, serving as a support to keep it from bending wherever it pleases. Some instruments even come stock with this fix.

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

Tuning problems are not the fault of the Maestro. Locking tuning pegs or learning the "Gibson Mandolin String Post Wrapping Method" for standard tuning pegs, nut lube or a graphite nut, properly cut string slots for the string gauges, maybe a string butler for a straight line off the nut, roller or graphite saddles and soldering the ball end and windings at the ball end should help a lot. Frank Marino of Mahogany Rush uses 08-09-12-15-26-38 with an unwound D and performs massive dive bombs without problems. Listen to his '78 live album.

[@jeromewagschal9485]

I had no idea he used such a light string gauge...And yes, I remember that song..."Electric reflections of war"... The divebombs are intense...

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

@@jeromewagschal9485 I'm almost pisitive that I read somewhere that Frank used tube & transitor amps simultaneously.

[@jeromewagschal9485]

@@MrJohnnyDistortion That wouldn't surprise me... He's always been a very unique guitar player...

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

@jeromewagschal9485 He stole the show both times that I saw him open for Nugent. Nuge was still bombastic.

[@jefferybradford5936]

Now your metal riffs have come a long way since I subbed to your channel. But honestly your rock riff is honestly really good for something you’re not used to. Keep the metal coming but I like the rock riffs for something different. Your channel is always getting better man. As long as your doing posts I for one will always watch

[@TheShadowChevy]

if Simon says isn't a thing anymore can we get a Pringle segment in every review from now on? All jokes aside i really like this type of review!

[@TheYoungMontana]

What happened to Simon?

[@donnanugent2847]

I was wondering where he went

[@alexanderrobrecht6452]

I mean... I couldn't help but smile as soon as I heard the actual demo track! For the struggle you showed in the beginning this thing turned out reeeaaaallly well bro! It's very weird hearing your style of writing with the chugs and and the leads and at the same time the very 'rocky' inspiration! Sooooo nice!! Keep up the good work! Edit: Maybe you might consider to shut off the backing track completely while you are showing the sounds outside of the mix? Although it's very subtle it's a bit annoying when you are trying to hear it with good and relatively loud headphones for the sound details...

[@agufish]

haha thanks man. and yeahhhh I fucked that up in the edit lol. usually I mute the background music during that part, I just forgot this time and was hoping no one would notice 🙃🙃

[@devondadude420]

I bought the epiphone sg custom afew months ago. I love it. Noone shows it off, but its my favorite of the new epiphone SGs. Its classy and plays great. Got my mine from Sweetwater.

[@raymondmartinez6794]

I BOUGHT A CUSTOM EPI AS WELL , FOR THE MONEY SHE ROCKS !!!

[@EpicStuffMan1000]

That veneer looks horrible to me, so I showed it to a non playing friend to complain about it and after listening to me rant for five minutes they asked "so which one looks bad again" and now it's all existential because... Does it really look bad? Or is it just different?

[@liamtahaney713]

No. It looks bad.

[@timevett6761]

@@liamtahaney713 It doesn't look that bad, people over reacting about it... as usual in the guitar world

[@Heliwr1]

@@timevett6761 they should have veneered the bevelled edges as well. The pattern contrast is what makes me dislike it

[@timevett6761]

@@Heliwr1 Yeah that would have looked better. I just don't think it looks as bad as people say but to each their own

[@malcolmhardwick4258]

@@timevett6761 my Korean Epi sg is solid piece nice mahogany....no venners covering up cheap wood.

[@danielham7014]

6:09 FOR LEGAL EAGLES!!!!!! Hell yeah Hunter!

[@agufish]

📚 🦅

[@maxmustardman298]

I like that change from your usual structure, and nice inside view to your writing and inspirational progress

[@Forest_Fifer]

Still don't like that veneer, and the transition into the bevelled edges.

[@AWMJoeyjoejoe]

Agreed. It's pretty ugly

[@DeadHandBlues]

It looks fucking horrible.

[@theccarbiter]

You know I thought that too when I first saw it, but after awhile it grows on you and starts to look better

[@manny6091]

@@theccarbiter yes, I saw it online and was thinking of that veneer. But now I own it, and it gorgeous. Plus epiphone has always used veneer before it was owned by gibson.

[@Jacobsss]

Duude! That edit of you writing demo track is such a good idea! I am trying to compose some music myself, but as a beginner i often don even know where to start. It's cool to see how somebody with experience doing this :)

[@GodlessSuns]

Just got my Epiphone Firebird and my only criticism is the poly finish on the neck is sticky. But like you said, some wet and dry did it a treat. Keep up the great content.

[@leightnite3056]

Now That's a righteous actual Hard Rock track! Lovin' it, and good "Meedley Meedley" parts!

[@ziggylayneable]

I've played both.My best friend's father was a guitar player.He had a '61 Les Paul/SG with the Vibe-rolla(Also the tailpiece with the harp that said "Gibson"1).My friend did not play whatsoever.His father passed away about four years ago,in his will he left me the '61 Les Paul/SG with the tailpiece,Vibe-Rolla,it was in incredible,stoopit good condition.Whenever it wasn't played,it was kept in its original case on a carpeted floor underneath the man's bed since he bought it new as a teen in '61.I thought it was an heirloom for his family,but in his will he described that he wanted it to go to"someone who played guitar,and would truly appreciate it for what it was,would not sell it for any amount of money,and also would treat it with love and care just as he had for all those years it was in his possession"(that was his exact words in The video taped part of his will).I feel blessed that he chose me.I definitely feel like I'm not a good enough player to deserve it,but I guess he saw fit to do so.I will treat it with the utmost respect and love that he had for it,and take care of it just as if I were him.I saw how obsessive compulsive he was about taking care of that guitar. We played together for years and years.I was VERY familiar with his habits of taking care of that particular guitar from his collection.I will do the exact same thing he did and I will baby it.Every time that I do play it,I make sure I don't have any bracelets on,wear a short-sleeve shirt,take off any rings except for my wedding ring. Wipe down(thebody,headstock,back of neck,everything,and I always use a separate rag for the strings,which is always wiped down with a string cleaner/ conditioner(the same exact name brand that he used since the late 1970's when I first met him).Even though it didn't start its life as my guitar, I consider it my number one although it doesn't get the most play. I purchased one of these Epiphone's as soon as they were available and I was lucky enough to get one before they went out of stock.As far as the fit-and-finish it's nowhere near as good as the original.As far as the playability?It is very close to the original,but when plugged-in sounds nothing like it because the pickups are far too hot,at least compared to the ones on the particular '61 that I have.I know it's possible that my pickups could have deteriorated over time and not be what they're supposed to be, but in my opinion the pickups on the original sound absolutely amazing.If I take a tube amp and turn it just to the edge of breakup when my guitar's volume is on 10?The volume on the guitar is what I'm going to use as I'm jamming along with a live album by the Allmans or the Dead.If I try to take the Epiphone,crank my tube amp to the edge of breakup,and then use the epiphone's volume knob(knobs)as a way to control the amount of overdrive by attack on the strings with my right hand and the volume level on the guitar?I don't get the same type of response as I do on the original '61.Other than that,I don't have many complaints about the guitar.It's a really nice guitar,I just think it could use a better set of pickups.I think a smart move would be to buy something that's not exactly on the side of cheap from a boutique builder of pickups,who tries their best to build the most true to spec. replicas of vintage pickups or PAF's type of pickups something along that line.Drop something like those in this Epiphones?You got a DAMN good guitar(especially for the amount of money that it cost when you purchase it online.it might seem a bit expensive(if you're working with a limited budget and don't have a lot of money)but when you receive the guitar, you'll see it's worth every penny,and even then some).AND NO I'M NOT PAID TO DO THIS OR ENDORSED BY EPIPHONE WE'RE GIBSON I'M SPEAKING FROM PERSONAL EXPERIENCE. THAT'S IT. POINT BLANK. THAT'S THE WAY IT IS.

[@agufish]

Wholesome comment

[@davekiddie4467]

You have fun typing all that

[@Kabayoth]

Some say his mixed reviews come with a complimentary raised eyebrow and a savage smirk. And if he ever fondled a Guild Polara, all this Gibson/Eppiphone SG rubbish would be packed away before breakfast. All we know is, he's called Der Fish!

[@agufish]

I've missed you

[@andrewpappas9311]

I've always loved Maestros on guitars and Maestros on an SG have always been my favourites, they always gave me Angus Young/George Harrison vibes. Still all in all it still sounds damn good, great demo my dude

[@eastman42]

It would be cool if the SG custom had a Black Sabbath inspired demo track.

[@BigCleverName]

This

[@derfgerps4016]

This guitar would be perfect if the body wood and stain job weren’t so hopelessly bad.

[@maxpeck4154]

It's a veneer

[@wilhelmtheconquerer6214]

The maestro vibrola needs 4 major things to stay in tune under (somewhat) frequent use: A proper professional setup Roller saddles A well cut, self lubricating nut Locking tuners Without those things it's just a cool, but impractical gimmick in my opinion

[@Gio-un2ex]

I have an old epi custom shop SG with the epiphone vibrola. I went with a graphtech nut and roller saddles with the stock grover tuners and as a death metal guitarist, I can confirm that it'll divebomb and do crazy Dimebag squeals and stay perfectly in tune

[@jubjub905]

No...other than the well cut nut, you only need the domed thumbwheels that came with the guitars in the 60s that allows the bridge to rock with the trem. Gibson and Epiphone dont use them now and they wont stay in tune. Frank Marino did fine with the Vibrola.

[@davekiddie4467]

String butler

[@davekiddie4467]

@@jubjub905 at the end of a song

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

Roller saddles, snug tuning gears, soldering the windings and ball end, "Gibson Mandolin String Post Wrapping Method" and light gauge strings with an unwound D.

[@theshotgunscientists]

I thought the pickups sounded pretty good. I bought a 2019 epiphone moderne last year and fully expected to replace the pickups with some duncans, but when I plugged it in, I was blown away. Alnico classic pros. I expected them to be a little muddy maybe not very hot, but nope ended up keeping them and now I couldn’t imagine not having them. They’re bright, punchy, just has hot as the duncan custom 5 in my Gibson explorer, and they chug SO hard when I’m playing metal. The whole guitar was flawless. I had to adjust the truss rod and do a little setup out of the box but everything else was perfect.

[@kobalt_ren01]

2:53 Aw yeah, THPS4 was great.

[@agufish]

Dude Jango Fett popping a 360 Impossible into a boardslide. Great stuff 😂

[@Tehstroyer]

@@agufish Jumping all around with the jetpack special was something else.

[@kobalt_ren01]

​@@TehstroyerEspecially with Moon Gravity and Disco Mode, infinite air as the screen becomes nothing but eyepiercing colour.

[@ayeapprove]

I own 2 korean made epiphone SGs and 2 us made Gibson SGs ... I got them used and I have to say that the epiphones feel okay, but you can't beat a good Gibson SG for the used prices they are now going for. I got them for less than 700 USD each and they're only going up in value imho.

[@Ottophil]

Ive got 3 gibson SG’s for under 2 grand total

[@stevewallek990]

The off the cuff videos are great, you've a great sense of humour!

[@bipbipletucha]

I like this new review style!

[@GuitarSafari1]

The vibrola is very cool on this guitar.

[@porridgeorange]

Pringle sneaking behind the Boss Katana...priceless!

[@AngelMartinez-qs3cf]

Great honest review! Thank you my good man! You get what pay for!

[@jyoungman92]

Love the little Legal Eagle Easter egg in the background, love that channel too!

[@0826man]

Good review as always. Im planning to get the Epiphone SG Standard in Alpine white.

[@andybungert]

8:56 I WILL NOT BE MISSING THAT!

[@willk-lander5791]

Great review as always Hunter. I had a Chinese LP Custom Pro with Probuckers and honestly loved it, was surprised at how good the tone was..serious regrets about getting rid of it (first 'real' LP I ever had). Although I have more pricey axes in my arsenal these days I'm honest tf looking forward to the SG Custom review, thing looks BAD..ASS! and I'm so close to pulling the trigger on one! Hey Pringle!! 👊🏻

[@phillippitts6294]

I have 2 epiphone SG’s . A 400 and a Iommi . They rock, keep your Gibson’s and I’ll keep my money. Have a katana also

[@skraegorn7317]

My dad has one of the originals, a 1968 SG with a Maestro. It makes it absolute hell to tune but it sounds absolutely beautiful when you get things really dialed in. It’s definitely more for lighter distortion classic rock, good for slide.

[@sami9139]

It looks like George Harrison’s SG

[@GuajoloteGonzales]

According to an article that i've read, the early batch of the 1961 Les Paul/SG had a "D" shaped neck and it was later in the year that Gibson reverted it to a '60 style, SlimTaper "C", so probably these SGs are based on the early '61 Les Paul/SG neck profile, i'd like to play one as i have relatively small hands and slim necks are always welcome.

[@JosephSmith-lm4ri]

> red sg. > who used a red sg? > someone I know how to play the songs of. > Tony Iommi? "Idk, AC/DC"

[@stanislavmigra]

I like the neck shape, pups on these. Each to their own I guess.

[@sb632]

The new format caught me off guard. But still was cool to watch. The sound of the guitar surprisingly was really good. I feel like a Seymour duncan jb/59 combo would be perfect. I cannot wait for your review on the modern one.

[@mylesberman1639]

Anyone else see that the harely benton ex is fully modded now with the emgs? you can see it clealy at 3:04

[@lorez6063]

Hahaha, love the format change. Using your dog to model next to the amp is a bit of a low move though.

[@kamplaysbass]

can we get a 10 minute video of pringle with no talking? just the homie pringle walking around and being a good boy for 10 minutes?

[@simonmunk8533]

I always catch myself headbanging to that intro

[@electrosonicnebula]

Yeah so the conclusion about the pickups was surprising because it did have those SG qualities to me in the demo (I was gonna say congrats on getting that to be heard through YT) but you must know a hell of a lot more than I do about it. Basically to me the appeal is mainly that SG neck pickup sound with a tremolo bar as a bonus.

[@walstafa]

Now you've pointed it out, I can't unsee the lack of veneer in the bevel.

[@hasanmir]

riff at 16:20 is a silverstein riff?

[@guts5987]

My heroine sounds like it

[@DrShrimpPuertoRicoMD]

That’s Stone Sour - Through Glass

[@monmixer]

Just think how nice a bit of that vibrola would be when you were strumming those beautiful clean chords. I'm with you on the pro buckers though

[@Havanacuba1985]

I just ordered a used black standard of this series ,it should arrive next week ,was lucky to find a shop selling one ,not many used ones about

[@maxpeck4154]

A Bigsby has a traditional coil spring that compresses. If the unit is screwed down on the guitar too tightly or the bearings do not rotate 100% freely it will bind and NOT return to pitch. If the tension bar is not smooth the strings can get hung up on that believe it or not. An offset vibrato operates on a traditional even smaller coil spring. Much smoother than a Bigsby and requires much less force than a Bigsby to manipulate (meaning string bends will cause it to move). Strat trems operate on springs that must come back to the exact same tension to return to pitch. The maestro is a solid piece of metal that flexes. That's it. It retains its shape and only flexes. Very simple, zero maintenance on the unit itself, yet it gets the most grief about tuning stability. If you use it like Eddie with a Floyd Rose, yeah, it won't stay in tune. If you use it for a little shimmer it is VERY stable provided your nut and bridge slots are cut properly and you lubricate them. There is ZERO about the maestro unit itself that causes tuning problems. Guys pick them up at guitar stores, turn the gain to 30 and play "Eruption" And when they go out of tune they say "maestros suck". I've played dozens, have owned an Epi SG with maestro, and currently own the Gibson version with maestro and NONE of them have had any tuning issues IF USED FOR THEIR INTENDED PURPOSE. There is nothing inherently wrong with a maestro. The side-pull Gibson vibrato, on the other hand, is another story.

[@valkyriesaddlebreds2806]

Pringles is an awesome cat! Pringles should review the Dean Cadillac!

[@Vfxchannel37]

Is better the SG custom or this?

[@mrrandmssbearyt5222]

To me, it depends on if you want a Vibrola. If not, get the Custom.

[@kevingrover8316]

That intro/main riff is a breakdown from a Boston OI band by the name of the ducky boys

[@tobleroniosg_dude7170]

Does the epiphone sg have neck dive? I've heard it has a bad neck dive problem and I'm looking to get one

[@Fagasro93]

Yes, SG have neck dive. Dont know if this (with Maestro) have nd too. Maybe the Maestro's and body's veener makes up for the dive xD

[@Iheartdgd]

8:56 ooooo, me likey.

[@benscott6247]

I'm glad I'm not the only person that thinks of THPS4 whenever TNT starts playing lol.

[@maconins123]

nailed the AC/DC

[@borisv8766]

Whyyy the Acoustic channel keeps being called "Acoustic simulator" ? The manual (for both MK1 & 2) clearly states, it is "acoustic guitar amp which supports connection of an acoustic guitar". So it is not to simulate acoustic guitar, but to play real acoustic through it.

[@guitarprepnplus1]

And it sounds great too.🎸👍

[@clamus68]

Thus format was really good. It was an interesting approach that was let us look I to your creative process. I would say that you should do a video like this every once in awhile when a guitar particularly inspires/horrify you in some way. Change of pace if you will. As to the SG itself, I was rather meh'ed by it, looks okay but the sound was just muddy as hell. Great video as always.

[@ValEomen]

15:42 Through the glass - Stone Sour Right?

[@morskipas21]

Love the doggo. He a legend.

[@POLARIS2]

Pringle once again steals the show!

[@jacobbockover1628]

Good job on your rock intro. Does that trem help with neck dive?

[@axesandelbows414]

I've got the BOSS Katana Mk. II and absolutely love it! I'm also totally down with your review of this SG. It's just not for me either. I know there are price point considerations but this particular SG model misses the mark for me all the way around.

[@josephplatania5593]

Hey bud. I like your station. Cool stuff. Stay ripping.

[@隠れた花]

The firebird looks amazing I want one🤤

[@Shred_The_Weapon]

By 2020 when the Inspired by Gibson product line hit the market, I had already owned and parted/would part with seven Epiphone guitars (and one bass) with one more to come. I might have pondered getting an inspired by Gibson model, maybe even this SG, only I was a little bit burned out on the ground. Finally, when I purchased the one I currently own which is a Flying V, I was momentarily drawn to one from the inspired by Gibson line. I wound up for going out for something more unique, one from the 2009 Negative series that was exclusively marketed to the Canadian retailer Long and McQuade. That is not to put down these models; I largely mean that I had tried my hand with those Pro buckers before and wasn’t satisfied.

[@imjustsomeoneok609]

If I put a floating locking nut or locking tuners on it will it help stay in tune ?

[@martinhroch344]

We need a reissue of the white SG Custom.

[@braissinho3377]

2:05 "Hey Pringle!"

[@djlowd3259]

I wanna see the firebird!!!

[@guts5987]

Where’s that riff from 15:43

[@Ravelle17]

Oddly enough, the first part of that riff reminded me of "The Greys" by Devin Townsend.

[@oyhe94]

If you are keeping this SG long enough, do you think you could buy a roller bridge for it and see uf it stays is tune. Get one for your g400 too, and swap the nut. Also, get either a locking roller bridge or a roller bridge with locking studs, roller saddles won't stay in tune if the bridge itself is moving on the posts.

[@DNYS8N]

Are there other videos you compare this to the other epiphone SGs

[@Burnt_Gerbil]

Accidental ASMR during the clean playthrough. I thought someone was playing music in the distance. Lol 🤷‍♂️

[@agufish]

Hahaha wouldn’t be a video edited by me without some dumb mistake 😂

[@Burnt_Gerbil]

Agufish - your High Intergrity is on point. 🤣

[@pietroscorsone6783]

Agufish, do you think the TonePros TP6R roller bridge is the best one for an SG? I see some people say Schaller, some say Golden Age, there are so many. I'd be glad to hear your opinion!

[@alporan7423]

The riff you wrote kind of reminds me of I will follow. Especially the last part

[@Remsterdam]

I collect almost every Gibson model in an Epi ibg version but somehow with the SG my intuition told me to wait. Now i ordered the new 61 LP SG standard, hope you will check that one out as well and that it’s as good as the Epi LP 59 standard! 🎸

[@PxRxO77]

I’m pretty impressed with the rock track... way to get out the comfort zone... glad you decided to rep ATL shawty😂😂😂

[@trisb0999]

Cool demo but I can't get over the dry fretboard lol

[@skerryperry4224]

Sg's are also really good for stoner/doom metal. Tune her down about a step, plug into an orange, mash the fuzz pedal, let her rip. 🤘

[@florencefaulkner782]

"this guitar is going to be based 100% on an already existing guitar" Okay so the neck is going to be the same shape, right? "no"

[@hizzypunx]

Nice vid! I am looking to either buy the epiphone sg standard 2020 or the g400 custom pro (second hand). Which is better in your opinion?

[@waloth1226]

I wonder if you tried to get a metallica tone with the Katana... I've also got a Katana mk2 and I've tried to get the live tone from metallica with it, but I didn't get the result I was hoping for...

[@flexiongi]

So you know how you got that custom Hello Kitty guitar? can we get a Pringle one

[@najmihakimkhairi1210]

It would be interesting to see he collab with Stevie T

[@sunburst7246]

Hunter, mate!!! Hagstrom guitars!! Test one!! You’ll love the necks and the pickups!!

[@AdamZynn]

my only question if i can add a large pickguard like a 67-68 sg

[@Allekrym]

you should livestream the guitar writing thingy. loved it

[@tommyroseguitar4557]

I’ll take one!

[@toemasmeems]

You ever gonna sell that JP?

[@dustynphuntek1297]

What tuning are you in

[@fundude365]

As Hunter was trying to write this demo track, you could hear him walking a knife’s edge between ooga booga metal chugs and pop punk 😂 Did good though!👍

[@MrSpeed-lt8gr]

I want to get a new Epiphone SG. I was eyeing up the SG Muse recently but ended up getting a PRS Mira. I will definitely get one some time. And I have the new Epiphone Les Paul Custom and it’s awesome 😎

[@tonym7051]

Is that black thing at the headstock a string mute? If yes, what kind are they?

[@TooManyEyesJoe]

It is and it's called a Jimmy Clip

[@shaggyrogers637]

Harley Benton dropped 2 silverburst single cuts...😍😍😍😍😍