Kiesel Aries (New model)

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Just received my 3rd Kiesel Aries 7. Soon as i can i'll get pictures up and NGD for all off them. Two of the three are perfect no problems at all. The newest one has weird pinging noise from bridge.
 

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The newest one has weird pinging noise from bridge.

Dude I've got the same. Figured out that it comes from where the lowest string comes through the body. When I put something through the string hole to dampen it, it disappeared. Doesn't bother me much while playing live, but when recording I'll just use that trick. I guess if the brigde placement in relation to the string holes in the body varies even a bit in the production, it might happen.
 

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Dude I've got the same. Figured out that it comes from where the lowest string comes through the body. When I put something through the string hole to dampen it, it disappeared. Doesn't bother me much while playing live, but when recording I'll just use that trick. I guess if the brigde placement in relation to the string holes in the body varies even a bit in the production, it might happen.

Thanks for the tip man. I will definitely try it out.
 

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Aries definitely my next build. It takes the super strat look to a new level.
 

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Some no-bevel Aries are out there now. Not as great looking as I'd hoped, IMHO. Upper horn or something somehow looks strange. As it seems with all Kiesel/Carvins, it almost looks good but not quite...
 

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Some no-bevel Aries are out there now. Not as great looking as I'd hoped, IMHO. Upper horn or something somehow looks strange. As it seems with all Kiesel/Carvins, it almost looks good but not quite...

The non-bevel Aries is just a bolt-on DC/DCM really. Kiesel's model names have just gone off the rails.

After about 6 months of owning a regular Aries multiscale I really appreciate its contours. Very comfortable guitar all around. It's just a model that basically looks better from any other angle except straight from the front as then you can't see the three-dimensional shape of it.
 

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^ yeah, I think the beveled Aries in solid colors look pretty cool. It's a bit too modern looking for me, but it's a really cool look for that type of style.
 
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