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A typical day as Brad Paisley's Guitar Tech - ASK ZAC EP 9

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In the latest Ask Zac, we answer some viewer questions concerning who played lead guitar on Conway Twitty's "Tight Fittn' Jeans" and what a typical day as Brad Paisley's guitar tech looked like. While reminiscing about my Paisley days, I also share a funny story about a t-shirt fiasco.
Note: Lew Houston was the pedal steel player with Conway Twitty doing the chickn' pickin' on the "Workin' Girl" clip I mention. Thanks to Jeff McLeod for catching that.
Gear Used:
2014 Crook Custom Vintage Paisley APC Adder (Neck) Peter Florance TE-60 (Bridge)
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Strings: D'Addario 9.5-44 strings EXL120+
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Amp: 1967 Deluxe Reverb with Celestion V30 speaker
Cables: George L's.
Effects:
Mirage Compressor
Boss TR-2 Tremolo
Boss DM-3 Delay
Power: Truetone CS6 amzn.to/38S9rZK
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@qcc5 Год назад

Zac, I can't tell you how important it is that you are willing to share this history and knowledge. Some musicians and techs try to hide their secrets, and make it harder for the new guys to learn. Spreading the knowledge makes all of us better. No secrets here. Thanks man.

@Sasketchejuana_man 4 года назад

Your show is peaceful, insightful, and Makes a bad day when they come, manageable

@solomonbowie5185 3 года назад

Pro trick: you can watch movies on kaldrostream. Me and my gf have been using them for watching lots of of movies these days.

@richardachilles5601 3 года назад

@Solomon Bowie yup, been watching on KaldroStream for years myself =)

@stevelankford7343 4 года назад

That story bout the “gone fishin”shirt was hilarious.

@ajlsrv5490 4 года назад

Hi Zac. I’ve been fascinated with Brad for years. Just a phenomenal talent. What an incredible experience that must have been for you. You are so generous to share it all with us. Keep up the good work.

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thank you so much!

@eljefeguapobarbon 4 года назад

Two things I learned from this: Brad is great because of the talented people he surrounds himself with and I never want to tech for anyone, I need more sleep!🤘😜

@AskZac 4 года назад

I had a lot of fun too. And you couldn’t outwork Brad. He is a very hard worker.

@leechild4655 3 года назад

First I heard Brad, I thought he was just a singer, and maybe strummed acoustic as per usual and I heard this killer guitar stuff so I went to look, who was this killer axe player in his band. Oh! Brad does all that stuff himself? Hot dog! That boy got mad skills on the six-string. Dang

@fatjeff8083 4 года назад

Clicked the video because I’m a Brad fan and gear head...now after seeing your humble style and obvious talents I’m a fan you. Subscribed!

@AskZac 4 года назад

I am grateful. Thank you!. I am a Brad fan too!

@ronhipwell5543 4 года назад

Wow, really enjoyed this Zac! Great stories and insights into working with Brad, an artist I really admire, and the varied responsibilities of a pro guitar tech. So glad I found your channel, thank you!

@stevebadachmusic 4 года назад

i love that youtube is recommending smaller channels about stuff i'm actually interested in. you strike me as a very grateful individual. I hope youtube serves you well.

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thank you for watching and the kind words, Steve.

@CrookCustomGuitars 4 года назад

That was a great trip down memory lane. Thanks for the shout out, we had a lot of fun back than.

@AskZac 4 года назад

We did!!! Thanks, Bill!!!

@ronelliott7262 4 года назад

Hey Bill!

@CrookCustomGuitars 4 года назад

@@ronelliott7262 Hi Ron, Hope all is well with you

@CrookCustomGuitars 4 года назад

@@ronelliott7262 Hi Ron Hope all is well with you

@misterknightowlandco 4 года назад

Brad's phenomenal. Great talent and seems like a good guy too. Hard to find these days. Digging your channel. Keep up the good work.

@johnk3195 4 года назад

I got to meet you around 2004 when Brad and Sara Evans we’re touring. Thanks for taking time to chat with me and my 4 year old son before the show. You made this gear geek’s day, and my little guy’s too. When he saw you hold Old Pink in front of him, he glowed. Thanks sir

@AskZac 4 года назад

I remember! That was a good day

@jtfritchie Год назад

The algorithm brought me here. I am so impressed by your humility. It reminds me of how we all have times when we need help and all the people in our lives that help us get through the challenges. It’s really something that you remember people’s names and thank them. People need to be reminded that none of us succeed alone, and that there’s no shame in asking for help. Thanks.

@AskZac Год назад

THANKS!

@bobbaumeister5243 4 года назад

Thank you very much Zac. Great narrative style of yours with interesting background stories about Brad. What I knew that Brad is one of the few singers who also plays excellent on the tele - and this with an outstanding sound! Always - so this is thanks to you! All the best Zac

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thank you so much for watching, and the kind words.

@crunchyballs 4 года назад

Who would downvote this?? Damn. Mr. Zac, I really appreciate this video. I got to tech for Sonny Landreth a long time ago and this video brought back a lot of memories. Thank you.

@AskZac 4 года назад

You are so welcome, and always great to hear from a fellow former tech.

@thomaspartin191 4 года назад

At 22:47, I'm gonna guess Zak is referring to rascal Flatts . I went to see Brad and the rascals by myself at the Fulton county Fair in wauseon Ohio during that tour labor day weekend when the "fishing" song was #1. Brad and his band was spot on perfect, the rascals was a rock show, gigantic bottom end bass/drums and Joe-don played a black EVH going through a twin that kept messing up and never played a clean tone the entire set. At that time, Brad's steel guitar player was actually from wauseon Ohio. The keyboard player was set up in the boat, lol. Brad and his band's show was phenomenal. Very cool video Zak 👌👌

@AskZac 4 года назад

I can say no more......

@BreauxBobby 2 года назад

That was a great story, Zach. Thanks for sharing. Really a unique and insightful glimpse into a day on the road of a big production.

@AskZac 2 года назад

My pleasure!

@gibsonwilson7513 3 года назад

This is the best show on the internet, I started 'trying' to play 5 years ago ( I'm 57 now ) and every avenue I've been down ends with one answer 'Telecaster' ! Thankfully because of the show I have now a new found respect for so many players, within the Telecaster scene, keep up the good work and a big thank you from Scotland !

@AskZac 3 года назад

Thank you so much, Gibson!

@gdasilva 4 года назад

Zac, the True Tone Lounge videos are probably the single best content on youtube. This is a close second. One suggestion for a video is talking about the Vox vs Fender school of more traditional country pickers.

@AskZac 4 года назад

Great topic! Going on the list. Thanks

@beauwalker353 4 года назад

A pleasant surprise to see this RU-vid video, congrats to you for persevering and succeeding in the Music world Zac! Watching this I couldn’t help but recall the time, many years ago, jamming with you at “Music Man” in Kingsville TX!

@AskZac 4 года назад

I remember that well, Beau. And you coming over to my parents house in Riviera to jam. Always loved your playing and singing.

@beauwalker353 4 года назад

Ask Zac Zac that means a lot I sure appreciate it

@iwillnevergetone5 4 года назад

hey zac, been a fan of your Trutone interviews for some years now. glad I found your channel hear as well. solid content, my friend

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thank you so much, Darrien!

@saltyassassin 4 года назад

That shirt should be re-released!! LMAO! That’s AWESOME!!.... I dig Brad and Keith Urban because they are true musicians! There’s so much more to being a guitar player than knowing a few chords and trying to look cool! These guys constantly challenge themselves to get better!!

@AskZac 4 года назад

Spot on!!

@StanleyCullerEsq. 4 года назад

Man, I am such a fan of your Vintage Guitar columns and the Truetone Lounge interviews. How in the world am I JUST now learning about your own channel?!?! So glad to have found it.

@AskZac 4 года назад

Stanley, Thank you so much, and so glad you found it. If you don't mind, please spread the word.

@StanleyCullerEsq. 4 года назад

@@AskZac I shall do my best!

@worthmoremusic 9 месяцев назад

Just discovered your channel Zac....really digging the variety of content, the stories, the tech tips and most of all your playing !

@rjb7569 3 года назад

Zac: No question here, just a comment. I dig your vids + the info you convey, but most of all, I appreciate that you respond to your followers' questions. That's class, my man.

@AskZac 3 года назад

I appreciate that!

@captainzeb1969 4 года назад

Man I love the Deluxe Reverb tremolo! Sweet tone from that Tele and Deluxe pair! Love that shirt! Very informative video. Must have made some very tiring yet rewarding days.

@AskZac 4 года назад

Good days

@Rhythmanalysis 4 года назад

I could listen to these askzac videos all day...

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thank you!

@phillipjones1412 4 года назад

Very interesting to say the least. I’m a drummer half ass but enjoyed your intellect and insight on the guitar and equipment.

@AskZac 4 года назад

Gracias!

@Freddels1 4 года назад

That t-shirt was a Stone Hedge moment from Spinal Tap.

@bldallas 2 месяца назад

Great stories. Brad has always seemed like the nicest guy and he’s clearly a gun slinger on those Teles. What an awesome experience.

@mbd710 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing Zac! I look forward to these every week.

@AskZac 4 года назад

You are so welcome, Michael.

@robbyblack2699 2 года назад

I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed these stories.

@division17 2 года назад

You have an amazing speaking voice. Calm, clear, relaxing.

@ANIMAL2CT 4 года назад

The tip about playing acoustic and finger picking to a click track and slowing it down to see how off you are is priceless ! Subbed , Thank you for the great content

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thanks for subscribing. Yes, that is a great thing to practice

@kyrandell3290 4 года назад

Another great show Zac! Excellent variety of topics. Look forward to next weeks. Cheers

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thanks, Ky!

@johnpierson8398 4 года назад

Did not know you play guitar! Thank you for this episode. Really appreciate what you are doing for the guitar world.

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thanks! And I appreciate you taking the time to watch.

@jeffkersey1 4 года назад

This just showed up in my RU-vid feed and brought back some fond memories of our time on tour together. You had a tough gig and you handled with great talent and class. I hope all is well in your world. I will check out some of your other videos. :)

@AskZac 4 года назад

Jeff! So great to hear from you. You were so kind to me on the B&D tour. Thank you for the kind words

@mikebottiaux5850 4 года назад

Just found your channel, Zac. You keep it interesting and easy to follow along!

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thanks, Mike!

@animalboy71 3 года назад

Fish With Doo Doo LMAO, Classic Spinal Tap

@michaelstanzione7618 4 года назад

Stellar and entertaining video and stories my friend! I'll keep-a-watchin!

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thanks, Michael!!

@tomrutledge5621 4 года назад

Great Journey! T-shirt SNAFU is like Spinal Tap's 18" Stonehenge sculpture. How about some Zac Merch?

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thank you! I'll start thinking about some merch

@jeffhebert9643 4 года назад

I enjoyed the stories....thank you . Keep them coming please .

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thanks! I will keep them coming. Make sure and subscribe.

@kurtdrumheller8048 Год назад

Love the recollections…especially the t-shirt story ! 😂

@63timfred 4 года назад

Thanks Zac great video. I really love all the work you do and was very excited to stumble across your channel. Keep up the great work. Love the paisley tele by the way.

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thanks, Freddy. Bill Crook did a great job on it

@s9plus20 4 года назад

Awesome story telling! Great video, thanks for sharing!

@AskZac 4 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@ThinDreamer30 4 года назад

Zac, I am now considering investing in a 15” speaker and cab to switch between with my 12” speaker and cab. How night-and-day is switching between a 12” and a 15” speaker - say, keeping the same amp and settings, but switching between songs in a given set or during parts of a song? Perhaps, rhythm on a 15” and a solo on a 12”, instead of engaging a boost or other pedal to cut in the mix. (I only have experience with 10” and 12” speakers.) Also, thanks for putting one of my questions into a video of yours. Even more, thank you for fielding so many of my questions over the years. You are truly an asset to the online Country guitar community.

@AskZac 4 года назад

Josh, FYI, we did not have a speaker switcher at that point. We would just move the speaker cable to another cab during soundcheck. To me, a 15" just sounds smoother and bigger than a 12". I feel like it also is less beam-y. Meaning the 15" disperses sound better than the 12'. I love a 15", I just don't like to carry them around. My favorite 15" is the EVM 15L. They are VERY heavy. I used to play through (2) Lab Series L9 amps, each with a EV 15". I used a TC Chorus to split the signal, and had a Deluxe Memory Man in front of that. I got tired of the weight, not the tone.

@jackclark1356 4 года назад

Zac didn't know you had your own channel. Found out from the Truetone channel. This is totally awesome! Subscribed

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thank you!!!!

@srh3trinity Месяц назад

I have seen Brad twice and his tech has their hands full. I don't think i have ever seen an artist or band roll from one hit to the next as quickly. The last note is fading from one song as he swaps guitars and leans right into the next song. So many guitar swaps, all seamless. Also, he has great live tone. He played for what seemed like two hours and i dont think he missed a note.

@GIBKEL 4 года назад

Nothing like trial by fire. What a time, frightening at the moment but rich in memories today. I am just now (past 10 years) of taking this path of the electric. Makes picking out a fine acoustic guitar child’s play. So many variables for amp to (fill in the blank of hundreds of variants that affect tone). Should have been obsessed with electrics when I was younger. Damn folk music! I blame Early Bob Dylan, Robert Johnson and John Fahey for that.

@AskZac 4 года назад

It is a fun journey we are all on. Enlightenment is around every corner

@bcrater6400 Год назад

great history and the art of dialing it in on the fly

@martywilkinson6722 3 года назад

I have been a huge BP fan since the beginning. I remember the tour with the bass boat. Pretty cool stage setup. I probably saw you during that era. I was at all the fan club shows. I almost had Bill Crook build me the exact guitar that you are holding. I still want one. I bought a Prescription ES from the Nashville Guitar Center. It was beautiful and mint, but WAY too much for my living room. Lol. You obviously did some great work for him in those years. This video is what introduced me to your channel. Love it. Keep up the good work.

@AskZac 3 года назад

Did you go to the one at the Factory in Franklin?

@martywilkinson6722 3 года назад

@@AskZac The ones I went to were the ones he had across the street and upstairs from the original Gruhn Guitars building on Broadway, then the next year was at the Ryman Auditorium. I must have missed the one in Franklin. I guess I should have said a couple of the fan club shows. LOL

@robertsanders7061 2 года назад

Hey Zac, looks like a bass V1 in the background… that’s worth a conversation of its own!!!

@AskZac 2 года назад

There is a whole episode on it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qTOfrAfNCXQ.html

@ChrisLeaton. 4 года назад

Good stuff. Thanks. I look forward to the next episode!

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thank you, Chris.

@nightshiftblues 4 года назад

Love the relaxed & informative vibe of your channel.

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thanks!

@darthdurkelthewise320 Год назад

Loving these videos…Sorry late to the party here. As a metal and jazz fan I wasn’t familiar at all w/Brad’s music or Zach. However, seeing Zach recently on another YT channel and playing the BP Esquire I’ve now been enlightened by both. Teles & Esquires are my favorite guitars and I own a Fender CS 59’ relic which was a bit of a dream guitar for me. I have to say though that years after it’s release I found that the black sparkle Fender road worn BP Esquire is not far off for a Mexican Made instrument. My understanding is that it has a CS pup in the bridge in addition to the SD Secret Agent under the guard (correct me if I’m wrong here). That sandwich body is not only super light (oh boy 6 lbs maybe?), it was very resonant to boot! I may have to not only pick one of these up but I may just check out some of Brad’s music. Thanks for introducing me to some new stuff Zach!

@schrammguitars 4 года назад

Great video Zac! Loved it. Keep up the great work! I also have one of those Tascam Phrase trainers. Loved that story you told.

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thank you, David

@schrammguitars 4 года назад

You are welcome Zac. I found an old YT vid I did in 2012. The year I heard my first Brad Paisley CD. I actually had it for a year and never listened to it. I was hooked right away and bought everything he recorded. So here is my first venture into playing Country "I'll Take You Back" (Last couple minutes of the vid I play it all up to speed) I need to re do this with my Crook guitars. LOL ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oTjGLF4YJ8E.html

@svt4001 2 года назад

That t-shirt story is awesome! Very "Spinal Tap"!

@thejoebros9487 4 года назад

Hey it’s Charlie Lou and Eli . We are such big fans

@AskZac 4 года назад

I am a big fan of you guys!!! I hope to see y’all soon.

@telecasterbear 4 года назад

I used to put dimarzio sdhp's in my guitars back in the late 70s, going through a head and 4x12 cabinet. I wish my current setup of a tele through a low wattage 1x12 combo was with me back then.

@AskZac 4 года назад

lighter to carry, and less taxing on the ears

@stevenshockley4237 4 года назад

Brad's a huge inspiration to me. It's really cool that you worked for him. Hope you guys are still on good terms :) as far as I hear from people, he's still really cool.

@AskZac 4 года назад

Still on good terms! And yes, he has always been a good guy.

@RobbieBolog 4 года назад

hahaha, priceless t-shirt story. Can you imagine what the graphic designer was thinking while they were putting that together in Photoshop? 😂

@AskZac 4 года назад

It was 2003. Would that have been Photoshop?

@derosabike 4 года назад

@@AskZacYep, Photoshop has been around since the late '80's!

@AskZac 4 года назад

@@derosabike Thanks for the "Ask Tim" lesson

@BenderIsGr8 4 года назад

Zac, Love all your vids, but this video was awesome! I’m a HUGE BP fan! My parents actually went to school with Mark, Brad’s Monitor Engineer, so I’ve gotten to know quite a bit through him! Keep up the great work!

@AskZac 4 года назад

Mark is such a great guy and I loved working with him.

@matthewwiebe5460 4 года назад

Great content zac! Keep the videos coming. Informative and love the stories and details. Have any stories about how you’ve settled on the Teles you own? As in what you look for in feel and tone (all personal preference/subjective I know but interesting none the less), I know you’ve talked about neck pickups, any videos on bridge pickups?

@AskZac 4 года назад

Great idea. Going on the list! Thanks for watching.

@Neuri 4 года назад

Great vid. I love the fact you are actually thinking about what you are saying and contemplating things. Not much of that on RU-vid!

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thank you

@alexandrebeauvilain6488 2 года назад

I just discover Country music, it did not really came averseas to France (not much I'd rather say), but your show is good and help to discover. Thanks and keep on "countrin"..

@jaketurner3890 4 года назад

First time on your channel. I heard the intro music and thought, "that sounds like some stuff I had to learn in college..." I'm also a Belmont alum so it makes sense. Great video!

@AskZac 4 года назад

I was a John Pell student. You?

@jaketurner3890 4 года назад

@@AskZac I had Pell for a semester and he was my ensemble director for two semesters. I made the "John Pell shreds" videos which was probably stupid to do. I also ran a Twitter page with all his out of context quotes and analogies. I graduated in 2016 so that's fairly recent but I did get to talk to Chad Weaver a little and hear how Belmont was back in the day. Interesting stuff.

@AskZac 4 года назад

@@jaketurner3890 I just checked out the Pell stuff. FANTASTIC!!!! Kudos to you.

@jaketurner3890 4 года назад

@@AskZac Thanks! I'd love to help if my limited experience is useful to you. Otherwise, I'll keep watching and telling people about your work.

@RensJ87 4 года назад

Hi Zac, I am a bit late to the party, but I am starting to catch up with your videos on this channel. I would just like to thank you for making these videos, they are great :)

@ocduff 4 года назад

Great payoff at the end! Was cracking up. Was great to hear your backstory. Keep these videos coming!

@AskZac 4 года назад

I will. Thank you for watching it.

@dejaliloquy 4 года назад

Thanks for this, really enjoy the stories as Brad is my #1 inspiration for learning electric guitar. I have a frankinstien tele i just installed Le Brea pickups and they sound so good! I also have a Paisley drive Deluxe and a Dr Z Nova. Look forward to more of these videos 💯👌🎸🎶

@AskZac 4 года назад

I am going to check out those pickups soon!

@jackiewilburn3063 3 года назад

Love your show brother Zac! I recently found out Brad is a brother Mason and Shriner. I'd love to meet him one day. Seems like a great guy to be around!

@albertceva1526 4 года назад

QUESTION: What does a .47 orange capacitor do to a telecaster's tone knob? Can it be used on a stratocaster. I own a Fender American Professional Telecaster and a Fender new American Vintage tele, a replica of a 1964 tele. Could orange drop capacitors help either of them. They already sound great. Thanks. I enjoy your interviews of session guitarists. Lots of knowledge there for the asking.

@AskZac 4 года назад

It depends on if you are rolling down the tone knob or not. If you have that cap, solder it in and try it.

@Ragnar-Viking 2 года назад

Love your channel and your relationships with artists. Pete Anderson is a great guy and amazing player. I tried to get that black esquire from him. Great info and authentic playing. Tremendous pressure teaching For Brad I'm sure, its amazing how calm you are. Glad I found your channel.

@jasonmorris6631 4 года назад

Hey Zac, just found your channel and subscribed. I love the story you shared working with Brad. Hey quick question. Can you share with us Brad's picking style, how he holds his pick etc? Can you also teach us his particular technique of his amazing soloing up and down the neck? Any further information you can share is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jason

@AskZac 4 года назад

He used a medium pick and his fingers for years, then more recently he started using a heavy Ernie Ball pick

@paulaitkenguitar 4 года назад

Great insights and fascinating stories Zac, thanks for these videos!

@AskZac 4 года назад

You are welcome. Thank you for watching, Paul.

@BodyjailedBlues06 3 года назад

Hi ! I’m a strat man ! And recently I tried the brad esquire with the Seymour Duncan secret agent and I totally fall in love with that guitar more tan the Telecaster… I own her now 🙏 there’s something magic in this esquire 😍😍😍😍 I can’t tell anymore I’m a strat man of course I’m in love with my srv but I found a new baby ! I discover your channel and I really appreciate your job thanks for what you do it’s so interesting ! Greetings for France 🇫🇷

@rhp52 4 года назад

Zac, Very enjoyable....keep 'em coming

@AskZac 4 года назад

I will! Thanks for watching.

@jasontele 3 года назад

Very interesting to hear what it was like working for Brad..i got to see him in Concert back in 2007 in Nova Scotia. Right after that concert I put in an order for a blue paisley sparkle with g-bender. Unfortunately I ended up selling it...5 kids and a wife Lol. I emailed Bill the other day about another future build hopefully someday. Now I'm playing a $300 Harley Benton TE-52..pretty good little guitar for the price. I have my eye on the Paisley Fender Esquire. I work as a custodian at a local high school with 2-10 p.m shifts so when I get home at night I put in my headphones and watch You Tube vids. I was trying not to wake my wife last night at the end of your segment when reading the back of the T-shirt, really made me laugh! Any way, keep up the great work Zac!

@paulstaffordcook8799 4 года назад

Enjoyed that! Thank you so very much, and greetings from Scotland 👍

@AskZac 4 года назад

You are very welcome! Thank you for watching.

@JohnW335andTele 4 года назад

Another great video! Your tele sounds really good to that deluxe reverb. Is the deluxe reverb stock?

@AskZac 4 года назад

clipped the bright cap, and a Celestion v30 speaker. Otherwise stock.

@fiddlefolk 4 года назад

Thanks Zac. Love all your interviews and stories.

@AskZac 4 года назад

Glad you like them!

@paulbucci4126 4 года назад

String Height Question Are all the strings set at the same height say at the 12th fret ? or do you set the Bass side strings higher ? Is a specific height used IE 4/64ths A video of guitar set up would be Fantastic !!!

@AskZac 4 года назад

I would follow the radius of the fingerboard. I would go as low as I could without rattles or fretting out.

@MrPorter7 3 года назад

This is probably my favorite episode.

@WillyKidd 4 года назад

Can't wait for this Zac!

@AskZac 4 года назад

It has some funny moments.

@billregan1981 3 года назад

Ha, I cracked up at that shirt. I remember seeing Brad back in about 2004 at a country festival. Think Keith Urban was on the same bill...totally blown away.

@jimoverly5386 11 месяцев назад

Those were the days! My days, when i did my best playing, were roughly 1958 to 1970. Harmony h1260, and, h48 stratotone. Today, telecasters. Harmonys as collectors

@fivewattworld 4 года назад

Huge fan of “jazz on the back pickup” Paisley. Wore out the instrumental album! All before I knew you. Go figure!

@AskZac 4 года назад

five watt world I love that album too. Thanks, Keith

@bryonkidder6199 4 года назад

Still waiting for "A Short History of...." P90's...lol

@fivewattworld 4 года назад

@@bryonkidder6199 Hey Bryon, The SG is next. So much history, so much work for each. Maybe Zac and I can do your P90 history. Difference is I'd have to study up and Zac, well, he just knows all this stuff. :)

@bobbymckeemusic2987 4 года назад

Great video, Zac! My wife had a great description of you...She said, who's he sound like? Then she smiled and said, " He's the astute Eddie Stubb's". Lol.

@AskZac 4 года назад

Stubbs! High compliment. I’ll take that.

@RevivalontheHudson 4 года назад

This guy is the Mister Rogers of guitar techs..LOL I mean that in the nicest possible way.

@AskZac 4 года назад

I'll take it in the nicest possible way.

@AskZac 4 года назад

Hello there, neighbor

@RevivalontheHudson 4 года назад

@@AskZac I don't care what everybody says about you I think you are an ok guy. :-)

@calebmelomusic 3 года назад

I know I’m a little late to the party here, but great video! The clip of Conway Twitty doing “Working Girl” is great, but it’s actually a guy named Lee Houston on pedal steel. He was Conway’s pedal steel guitarist before John Hughey.

@AskZac 3 года назад

There is a correction in the description

@nathancourtney2006 4 года назад

Do you know where I can get a over sized nut to replace a locking Floyd Rose on a HSS Fender strat. I'm trying to make the guitar more versatile. PS. I have also ditched the FR bridge as well. Thanks Nathan Courtney

@AskZac 4 года назад

I have seen guys put LSR nuts on them. Another option is to put a brass block on the Floyd and get a better sound from it.

@AllenPinchloaf 4 года назад

How do you set up his Tele's say action at the 12th fret?etc?

@AskZac 4 года назад

I was bad about setting action by feel. I would get the neck straight, then get action as low as I could, and try to follow the radius of the fingerboard.

@chrislestermusic 4 года назад

I loved the blue paisley Crook. Beautiful.

@AskZac 4 года назад

I did too

@ronniecraft3895 3 года назад

i loved all this insight of the day , thanks for sharing !!!!!

@AskZac 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@jamesgrobertson8024 4 года назад

Same just found your channel & loving it 👌👌

@AskZac 4 года назад

Thanks!

@dustdevilz4771 Год назад

Excellent story. Thanks!

@tomcoryell 4 года назад

I can’t believe they did a production run without send a final version first. Good story!

@AskZac 4 года назад

I can't either

@periloustemple8290 4 года назад

That was all good stuff. Oh, that T-shirt. Just the wonders of modern telemiscommunication (Imogen Heap credit due for that word, tbomk). Thanks, Zac!

@Shriemwm1394 4 года назад

Which benders does he use in more guitars, glaser or mcvay? I've been interested in getting one and cant decided which one would be a better choice.

@AskZac 4 года назад

He uses both a ton. They are different. I would look into both and see which is a better fit. I will say the new Glaser is convertible between being either a B or G bender.