Very brown sounding. Gorgeous!

I think I love my pro ll, Wich is the standard, renamed.

I was actually in a situation where I had to decide between a 335, the SA2200 and the Gretsch Fortus Falcon (6636-RF). I ended up going with the Gretsch and man, I love that guitar more every day. Yep, the Gretsch has this Tele on steroids vibe due to the Filtertron pickups, so it does sound different that the humbucker guitars, but sounds amazing and cuts through a mix like no tomorrow. Also the best sustain I ever had on an electric guitar, it really sings even when it's not plugged. I'm really happy I went with the Gretsch.

I really appreciate the neutral 5:36 side by side comparison. As well your reticence to weigh in and let the listener form their own opinion. Well done , straightforward and necessary

Yah great playing and great sounding amp, I just rented out the 20 watt version and am impressed, but I want to try the 40 watt version out also.Rock ON!

IMPORTANT POINT/or question @astringsuk : Is the rosewood SLIGHTY (or more?) darker on the Vintage II than the Vintera II? It looks like, in videos, like most expensive guitars with rosewood, always are a little darker in wood!?!? Anyone else?

When you can hear imperfections in frets without playing, you are on a different plane to us mere mortals. And then he checks the bracing by sound…!

they all sound good apart from the one i was thinking of buying which is the street cube so thanks great vid and great Mr B version.

This fella is a guitar genius! Period! 🇨🇦👍🏻

The Gibson sounded warmer and sweeter. It’s common that budget pickups sound more harsh and treblish. With a set of high-end pickups in the Vintage i’m sure it will sound just as warm if that is what you like.

I built two teles with the body material cut from the same piece of wood. The necks were both maple. One had a glued on maple fingerboard and one rosewood. They both had the same electrics, pickups, strings etc. The maple Tele just sounded nicer than the rosewood one which I subsequently sold.

And, I do appreciate you giving away all those licks. Gives me something to work on this afternoon.

It would have been nice to hear what they all sound like if you were using a pick instead of your fingers.

This is a phase 100 in a small box, with more versatile controls.

Thanks bro for the demonstration I appreciate that you went through each one and let the tones speak for them selves

Inspiring guitarist

Fender is BACK JACK! Finally!

It sounds like something from August rush

Have I missed something? The trolley is gone?!?!? I need the story, I need closure!

So tuning on this and what is the lowest gauge I can go on 27” without compromising? Thanks

Where is the spark mini

Thought b was the expensive one. Turns out not that way.. howevver i choose b

I took one shim out but then I adjusting my truss rod a quarter turn. 12th fret is in pitch

I had a Gibson LP Studio that was okay. Then I bought a Vintage V100 Paradise that I had to fix, but once I did, I was shocked at how good those Wilkensen pickups sounded. I sold my Gibson right away. I bought another VI00 and put Seymore Duncan Pearly Gates in it and man, is it ever a winner. Then I bought a Strat and a Tele from Vintage and they are great guitars. Vintage guitars rock!

Amazing - I would have had guitar B down as the Gibson. Just goes to show how sucked in we are by brands. I own a Harley Benton SC550ii which plays better than the Gibsons I have owned. I feel like pointing at the Gibson players and shouting ..."Sucker!"

All good. Fat 60s and V-mod II are more 3D.

I have a 2017 Pro1 and a 2023 roasted pine Pro2. If I hear a difference between the two, it's nothing that a little tone control can't solve. Both are incredible guitars, but my 2013 Standard with Fat50 pickups delivers a more traditional Strat sound than either of the V-mods. All are as versatile as a Strat can be, one more vintage, one more modern. Which one I pick up tomorrow just depend on my mood.

I'm not surprised Guitar A was the G6228 -- the clean was just ever so slightly cleaner and more detailed. Not that the G5220 was bad -- it was really great, *especially* considering the price. It just wasn't *QUITE* as clean. Buy the G5220 and switch out the pickups at some point down the road -- you're still way ahead, money-wise. And you don't *need* to swap out pickups, it's just an option if you want it.

Nice playing

The Vintage is at least 80% of the guitar, for 10% of the price. I thought the Gibson JUST had it- but only just. Incredible bang for your buck with the Vintage.

Hi - Really good demonstration - but it annoys me a bit all that funky stuff - it would be better if I could hear some long tones - etc. ...Ps. don't hit your bass but play it 🙂

This is s great demo

Yamaha

the recording clips.

This is bizarre haha. I recognize you fella. I used to work with your partner, Mary

Yamaha all the way.

Good job

As far as I can tell, the changes amount to: 1) new colours; 2) vintage style split-post tuners; 3) rosewood instead of pau ferro; 4) medium jumbo frets (not sure if that's a change). Anything else?

I like the birch green colour. I think I might just get a strat and a telecaster in that colour. Do they come with gig bags or is that an extra expense

I'm getting the Vintera II 60s strat and putting in my favorite pickup set. That's still cheaper than getting the American Vintage II.

Yes, Hope they do a F S R. Maybe 50's pups, roasted neck, etc. Good vid. & yes,,, hi ahh lea.

Dude is the master of the slide into the same note technique

I like how you keep time with your hand when not picking. My rhythm playing is shite, so I'll be nicking that idea. Cheers!

that blue HH tele...just did it for me..live it.

Thank you for playing these with some gain my dude. No one seems to play fenders with any power these days.

A drffinately

Great demo' Adam! The HH Tele sounds amazing!

Thought the strat was cool. Disappointed in the tele. Jazz was fab in acoustic modes.

Yes Adam!

What your doing is what I do sit around and make shit up. I own this amp it is incredible.