Hot or Not? Radiate Guitars

[mystixboi1]

i hate that

 

[BuzzBaloo]

I really love seeing these neat first builds that middle schoolers make in shop.

 

[LeftyTom]

That's a good guitar....for$100.

 

[Motorik]

There's some shit going on there that I just don't understand. I can get with the Jetsons styling, I can dig the Jaguar pickups, but I think if I were going that for that market then some kinda retro trem would be crucial though. Those kinda people (of which I may be one) want to be able to do surf and rockabilly warbles.

Also, if you are posting a video of an electric guitar, don't play it unplugged unless you are also posting a video of how it sounds through an amplifier. Jeez.

 

[Lerxst]

Also, if you are posting a video of an electric guitar, don't play it unplugged unless you are also posting a video of how it sounds through an amplifier. Jeez.

IIRC he was waiting on some of the electronics to arrive at that point in time but I get ya

 

[Motorik]

IIRC he was waiting on some of the electronics to arrive at that point in time but I get ya

I still dig it though. I'm looking forward to hearing it through an amp.

 

[WillBeasley]

Your excitement about your Radiate Guitars build is contagious! It's always a thrill to see a project come to life, especially when you're waiting on the final touches like those @fralinpickupsofficial jaguar pickups.
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[Honkridge]

I'm not so sure about that one. But there are others on his Instagram that look pretty cool. I'd give it a whirl.

 

[smurfco]

Your excitement about your Radiate Guitars build is contagious! It's always a thrill to see a project come to life, especially when you're waiting on the final touches like those @fralinpickupsofficial jaguar pickups.
If you're looking to explore more aspects of guitar gear and accessories, you might find the blog about thin and thick guitar picks at https://ironageaccessories.com/blogs/iron-age-general-blog/thin-thick-guitarpicks interesting. Small details can make a big difference in your playing experience. Keep the music alive and enjoy the sound of those new pickups!

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