Maybach Stradovari S61 | Review | Guitar Interactive

[@BradRocker]

Always love your reviews

[@GuitarInteractive]

So glad! Thanks

[@biohazard8295]

Awesome review! Finally someone who realized you can simply show on camera the profile of the neck without having to use some strat nerdy words nobody understands.

[@Dominik2811East]

If got my Stradovari 2years ago and love that guitar. For a handmade guitar made in Europe definetly a bang for the buck

[@brutus6328]

Been asking why I cannot watch last Mondays shred video. Says it's listed as private. I'm also a member of GI.

[@GuitarInteractive]

We had a tech issue with the stream last week, so it's now happening this Monday. See you there

[@brutus6328]

@@GuitarInteractive ahhhhhhhh well that makes more sense! THANKS!

[@chrisdaviesguitar]

Still wondering why you don't include a link to the gear you're advertising?

[@GuitarInteractive]

This is a product review, not advertising. Search the product name on google if you want links.

[@walterppk1989]

Sick playing. James Bond met Ingwie. Big fan.

[@denmut]

Nick, have a question mate. Was the bridge pickup too trebly? Cheers

[@NickJennison]

I don’t think so, but I love a bright and bitey bridge pickup on a single coil guitar!

[@denmut]

I see. Thanks mate.

[@DarkendSun]

One thing I learned about a Stratocaster,is if the arm is not on there,means the tuning doesnt stay in..would've like to see it used,and stay in tune..a inherent issue with period era strat bridge

[@gazzie12000]

Not sure what you mean? I've got 14 Strats, and have owned dozens and I never use the trem arm. None have one "on there", and they ALL stay in tune.

[@DarkendSun]

By not having a arm on there,most likely indicates that when they use it it does not stay in tune(as with most strats)...I replaced my tuners with locking ones,and replaced the bridge and now stays in tune very well..

[@mort4u]

First thing ticking me off is the fact that the mechanics are not aligned at all. Apart from that nice axe and good aging, thx for the review.

[@emanueleercole3805]

The tuners are not in perfect line?!😮

[@toledo2983]

this is a handmade guitar, no mechanical tools allowed but bare hands.

[@BaroqueBlues]

Great playing, but the guitar looks kind of cheap like a squier bullet quality. It's weird they named it after an expensive car & an expensive violin.

[@NickJennison]

Thank you for the kind words! I’m not sure we’re looking at the same guitar here though 😂 the level of attention to detail with the construction, finish and ageing is pretty amazing on this guitar. Not something I’ve seen on a Squier Bullet - unless I’m missing something?

[@toledo2983]

@@NickJennison level of attention is far away from bullet strat, alone if you look at the tuners. Its ugly headstock is confusing.