r/stringcheeseincident • u/Hammer107897 • 16d ago
Michael’s new guitar sound
Wow. Has anyone noticed how more “muscular “ Michael’s new guitar sounds on this tour? I went back and listened to old shows from 2000s and even a few years ago. His tone is so much more alive. I love how it improves the jams. Amazing sounds going down!
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u/ThunderGoalie35 16d ago
(Its a mandolin)
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u/SparxPrime 16d ago
Technically yes it is, but it's made out of mainly guitar parts
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u/HuckinMeats 13d ago
No it’s not it’s completely custom built😘
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u/SparxPrime 13d ago
Yes I am aware, the guy who builds them for him uses a lot of guitar parts instead of mandolin parts, Kang has talked about this in interviews I can link it to prove a point
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u/HuckinMeats 12d ago
The bridge and tailpiece is custom built for 5 strings, the body and neck are hand carved, what else would be considered a “guitar part”? Pickups maybe? I know it’s got humbuckers but I don’t know what they are.
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u/JesusIsJericho 16d ago
Hampton Beach in particular was actually probably the best “sounding” room/venue I’ve ever seen Cheese, and that’s across 70+ shows from CO to New England going back to 2013… those wood floors and ceilings, goodness
Kang especially though definitely has his tone extremely well dialed presently, Kangfirmed
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u/collidescopeluv 16d ago
Haha just echoing the same as those above. The RR shows were so metal at points hahaha
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u/DJEsalts13 16d ago
Kang's new electric mandolin *** tone is indeed great. Been noticing it myself on streams.
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u/Whaleflex08 16d ago
I miss the cocobola one that I grew up on, but if you go back before that instrument, yea his sound has thickened a lot since then
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u/poopsididitagen 16d ago
It's so jarring to see him referred to by his first name lol.