Djent guitar wood

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rythmic_pulses

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I don't think wood matters when it comes to that kind of "progressive" music, it's more about your gear and technique, maybe pickups too but I don't know, all I needed was a Pod X3 and I got the toanz, in a few words :lol:
 

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Bad no, but I prefer lighter woods for clarity. Whether I would be happy with mahogany would especially depend on scale length and tuning, but a lot of the tone can of course be countered by pickups.
 

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Any wood can djent. It's a picking technique, tonewoods don't matter too much, although like others said, light woods for clarity and dense woods for snap do help achieve that 'tone' most djent bands use.
 

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Luckily, compressors arent a wood so anything will djent.

Will Mayonaise djent?

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I have a mahogany McCarty with stock pups, and a Mayo Setius with aftermaths. With the right EQ and pick hand technique, I've never had problems with bad tone.
 

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since you're going for a tight metallic tone, i think actual steel will help
 

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Hardly...

If you're looking for djentwood anywhere other than in misha mansoor's pants, you will come out short...
 

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Since djent has such an atrocious tone, I'd go with particle board, MDF, or OSB. Hopefully that will sound sufficiently shitty.
 

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I use mahogany bodies and i laminate noise gates directly into the neck for my djent customers.
 

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:lol: @ The reactions to this thread

poor kid just wants to get his djent on haha
 


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