Again in german. :S
http://www.metal-hammer.de/magazin/f...e-brennen.html
Only a small part of the interview is published in the link. Hope this time we could find it soon.
Translated by Google Translator (we have some german students that could practise reviewing this.....)
Rammstein Richard Kruspe guitar can burn
Exclusive Interview
With his new guitar RZK II sets Rammstein guitarist Richard Kruspe new styling standards. Is quite cheap but not the part.
Richard, please briefly summarize the idea behind your new RZK II together.
I had been with the RZK I the vision to create a guitar that looks burnt and therefore fit to the Rammstein image. The problem with such stories, of course, is always to put such ideas into reality, especially when one has to do with people who speak a different language and come from a different culture. [...] The original idea of a real Rammstein make guitar with the design of burning wood was, for me, but it has not died. My reasoning was: If you can not make such a guitar, then you should have at least one film with the desired design develop, which can stick to. For nearly a year apart then I sat down with the graphic designer of ESP and tried to convey how I imagine this film burned. When she was finally developed and glued, the result seemed to me unreal. Somehow all this nonsense ...
[...]
After this action, you had almost abandoned the project then, is not it?
Right. Then I met my new guitar tech Lutz know and told him about my idea. Lutz said: "Give me the guitar and the film, and I'll try anything." Lutz had previously worked with the guys from Sandberg and took the film to Brunswick. There was one - I must say clearly - produced flawless results. The implementation was extremely difficult and took extremely long, because you can not just stop burning a piece of wood, but had to develop a process, was burned at the paper and then glued on. The effort was so extremely high, but agreed with the result.
[...]
The RZK II is not yet gone into production, right?
Yes, but every guitar is unique, because it is baked by hand and therefore can never quite look the same. It is really something unique. I just wanted to bring out no standard model that can be bought on every corner. Of course, the interests of a guitar manufacturer are very different, but it gave me was no matter, since all really invested a lot of work and effort.
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What Richard Kruspe told more about his guitar, you read through our extensive magazine story.
http://www.metal-hammer.de/magazin/f...e-brennen.html
Only a small part of the interview is published in the link. Hope this time we could find it soon.
Translated by Google Translator (we have some german students that could practise reviewing this.....)
Rammstein Richard Kruspe guitar can burn
Exclusive Interview
With his new guitar RZK II sets Rammstein guitarist Richard Kruspe new styling standards. Is quite cheap but not the part.
Richard, please briefly summarize the idea behind your new RZK II together.
I had been with the RZK I the vision to create a guitar that looks burnt and therefore fit to the Rammstein image. The problem with such stories, of course, is always to put such ideas into reality, especially when one has to do with people who speak a different language and come from a different culture. [...] The original idea of a real Rammstein make guitar with the design of burning wood was, for me, but it has not died. My reasoning was: If you can not make such a guitar, then you should have at least one film with the desired design develop, which can stick to. For nearly a year apart then I sat down with the graphic designer of ESP and tried to convey how I imagine this film burned. When she was finally developed and glued, the result seemed to me unreal. Somehow all this nonsense ...
[...]
After this action, you had almost abandoned the project then, is not it?
Right. Then I met my new guitar tech Lutz know and told him about my idea. Lutz said: "Give me the guitar and the film, and I'll try anything." Lutz had previously worked with the guys from Sandberg and took the film to Brunswick. There was one - I must say clearly - produced flawless results. The implementation was extremely difficult and took extremely long, because you can not just stop burning a piece of wood, but had to develop a process, was burned at the paper and then glued on. The effort was so extremely high, but agreed with the result.
[...]
The RZK II is not yet gone into production, right?
Yes, but every guitar is unique, because it is baked by hand and therefore can never quite look the same. It is really something unique. I just wanted to bring out no standard model that can be bought on every corner. Of course, the interests of a guitar manufacturer are very different, but it gave me was no matter, since all really invested a lot of work and effort.
---
What Richard Kruspe told more about his guitar, you read through our extensive magazine story.
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