Mammoth Guitar Tones | Hapas Judge 627

[@rallyeo75]

You always get the best tones out of everything but the demos with the Victory amps are just insane.

[@rolandguilford8301]

Stunning tones and playing and such a musical use of FX. Wonderful!

[@peterdelf]

Looks and sounds like an absolute workhorse. Great spec.

[@marcusstirling1385]

opening chord progression is unreal. would love a close up of it on the ig as I wanna learn that asap. great vid dude

[@rahuldev3620]

As much as I love your heavy playing, the ambient improv from 8.24 stole the show..wowwwww I must have heard it like a 100 times, seeking the progress bar back and forth. Bmaj/G#min - now my favorite key

[@thomasburkhard2784]

Purpose indeed,fullfilled, And so much more.Nice

[@karolscovers1651]

This relaxed me hard, thank you! Huge tones

[@808BassMetal]

Please more videos like this, we could just vibe out to your playing.

[@Christopowaaa]

The hotter than usual pickups sound great with your rig!

[@JK2Kans]

Awesome video and guitar. Would love to see the guitar in a more natural finish but being able to see the grain with the black paint finish is nice.

[@bobisadrummer]

Oh man that little run at 4:10 - 4:15 sounded like it was about to get so comfy.

[@E.C.Robson]

All Sounds just wonderful

[@LONGname46]

Bro the tone is screaming final boss and I'm so for it!

[@Citizen_JQP]

I could watch and listen to you play all day. But then i wouldn't get any playing.... You sound so good man

[@gimmenames9039]

7:43 - Bea looking over his shoulder at the amp thinking: 'ffffff.... me, what do we got here!"

[@dirttales]

Amazing axe, and awesome playing as usual!

[@tarkenton3895]

I know you've got Vower as a main focus now, but I would love to see a full playthrough of When Genghis Wakes honestly (and to hear Leave No Meat On The Bones but a guy can dream)

[@brunojrodrigues7]

Amazing guitar, can’t wait to get my hands on one 🖤🙏🏼

[@Mo3jamil]

Those pickups are absoluty nuts

[@riccardominuto]

6:25 "I think I'm waking up..." 🤟🏻

[@ratsalad1]

I love it when guitars go "BWAH"

[@danstheworst]

Bea + Baritone + Kraken = :)

[@shaggymattt]

Holy cow that intro

[@jasonroberts718]

Oh ya freaking Godzilla tone 👍😮

[@jordanliubenov]

I want a Hapas so bad 😔😔

[@qpphil5150]

i misread the title: Steroid Guitar Rig. Fits anyway

[@wanderergrim]

Just wondering why 27" scale over 28" scale, other than peoples opinions I have heard I do not know much. Any noticeable difference? What would you do and not do vs the other where you perhaps would?

[@shaundarley4108]

If you tune a baritone guitar to B-B there’ll be less tension on the strings the longer the scale. If you intend to drop below the ‘standard’ B-B baritone tuning the strings get quiet slack/flappy beyond a 27” scale instrument. Obviously the string gauges also make a difference.

[@wanderergrim]

@@shaundarley4108 So say I was playing songs in Drop A, A standard, Drop G, Drop G#. Would it be better to go for 28" over 27". i do get the whole longer the scale the better for lower tuning but most companies that have production model baritone 6s are 27" but I wondering if 28" would be better suited to for me.

[@LuxTheSlav]

@@shaundarley4108 ...This is quite literally just plain false. For the same given tuning and string gauge, the strings get TIGHTER with a longer scale. Please, if you don't know, just keep your fingers off the keyboard. Really no need to chime in with such drivel.

[@LuxTheSlav]

@@wanderergrim There really is no "better", it's what you prefer the feel of, and there's no other way than trying it out. There are undeniable physical qualities to the scale-gauge-tuning relation, but it's impossible to guess what YOU will like. Personally I like 27"(12-68) for drop A, 28"(not settled on gauge yet) for drop G and 29¾" (14-74) for drop F. If you want a safe starting point, 27" is widely considered fine for drop A but not very much lower, and if it's your first foray into baritones, maybe slightly lighter strings, 11-60 maybe, the girth of the 68 can be a bit daunting at the start.

[@tarkenton3895]

​@shaundarley4108 but strings get tighter with a longer scale, which is why you can tune bass strings to E comfortably on a 34" scale but not on a 25.5". Strings get looser when tuned to pitch on SHORTER scales, not longer. On the flipside, a longer scale allows you to get away with a lighter gauge of string to stay in tune at pitch than you'd need on a shorter scale. E.g. you might need a minimum of 14s on a regular scale guitar to tune to B standard, but can get away with 12s or even 11s on a baritone scale

[@zabtej1645]

Buckethead vibes

[@WIKKRMUSIC]

thall

[@IStabz]

YUGE!!

[@nickgjenkins]

The fact that KZbin is asking if I want to translate your comment to English is hilarious.

[@IStabz]

@@nickgjenkins 😆

[@Chris_Nouvelli]

Toska at 6:25 🎉🎉🎉❤

[@williamstevens7648]

This sounds so fat!!!