Is This the Ferrari of Guitars? GNG Morgoth 7 String Demo & Review

Guilio Negrini builds what might be called the Ferrari of guitars and today we take a look at this GNG Morgoth 7 string with true temperament frets.
If you don't know Negrini Guitars, then you will definitely want to check this out and find out what the top of the guitar heap looks and sounds like!
For additional materials from this lesson like backing tracks and printable charts/tabs, check out my Patreon @ / musicwithmarky
Gear used in video:
GNG Morgoth
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[@michaelgreiner1665]

He’s in Switzerland, not Italy

[@MusicWithMarky]

Thanks for the correction! Not sure where I got Italy from them.

[@michaelgreiner1665]

@ I believe he’s in Ticino, which is the Italian speaking part of Switzerland. Great review btw!!

[@MusicWithMarky]

@michaelgreiner1665 ahhh okay. I have no familiarity with the region, but certainly would love to visit!

[@michaelveits3011]

The best Guitars ever 🤘!

[@_mysilentblue2227]

That really is a badass looking body shape. That longer upper horn has a great look.

[@MusicWithMarky]

Thanks! I am really digging it!

[@keefjunior4061]

It all sounded amazing. The guitar, the playing.

[@MusicWithMarky]

Thanks!!!

[@jewrue7975]

Quick answer, yes GNG guitars are!!!

[@stevlajang]

3:30 lionheart guitars longer horn & strap position cause that dive.

[@Crabfather]

What a fantastic guitar. I really wish true temperament would become a mainstream thing, the intonation issue with every guitar I have ever played drives me nuts to the point I'm starting to not enjoy playing anymore.

[@MusicWithMarky]

I totally agree! I think it's just so much harder to build and maintain and that's probably why it's not as common.

[@Crabfather]

@@MusicWithMarky we'll get there eventually, one hopes. We never even had frets once upon a time lol