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As soon as you started writing that riff I said to myself "it sounds like something Maylene and the Sons of Disaster would write", and then you started playing one of their riffs lol.
Lol, when you were working on the demo track, I was wondering if you ever listened to Maylene and the Sons of Disaster. Then I guess you heard my mind and snuck in a couple Maylene riffs toward the end there to answer my curiosity, haha.
So glad you did a review on this cause I saw Fenders video on the new line, and saw this tele and the demo in the fender video was cool and all, but I was still wondering how it does with high gain!
I also have a thing for surf green. It started about 12 years ago when I bought a surf green Jaguar. Then I bought a surf green lamp, and a surf green/white pillow case for my body pillow. Then I painted my bedroom walls surf green. I kinda have a thing for seafoam green, too. I have three guitars in seafoam green right now, but it ends there... no seafoam green walls or accessories...... yet. Haha. That Tele is sick tho. Big fan of Deluxes, as well as the big CBS era headstock shape!
There will almost definitely be a squire version around the corner for just a few hundred bucks my man. Hang in there, you can have the next best thing soon. I just ordered an affinity tele and it's amazing. Squire has absolutely stepped up their game recently. Only thing it needs is a fret polish, that's it.
Funny , ive been thinking solar , or ltd esp for my next handsome purchase lol and just today i was thinking why not mix it up and go fender for metal !
One of these days, Fender needs to make a Telecaster Deluxe with a matching headstock, even if it is black to match the pickguard. I would absolutely rock that!
I've got a Classic Series (what Vintera replaced) 72 Thinline Tele with a glossy U neck and I love the shape. The gloss neck will get smoother with play and will feel good. I just played some new gloss necks a few days ago and really showed how much better mine got
Sure, props to Fender for the lineup. But much like the first run of Vintera, there are no lefties. No love to the lefties. That's at least two sales they lost from me.
I try to only invest in American or “country of origin” made guitars. I scared me when u said your ATD pickups would not chug. Lol. My buddy has one of the 1st Mexican made thin-lines, we agreed to leave it at home from fear of a fight to play the set with it. Heavy guitar but amazing.
This Demo track sounds like a djent kid from Nashville started jamming with his dad and worked out a compromise. And I mean this in the best way possible
The tele truly is The One Guitar To Rule Them All. I slept on it for WAY too long. Im super happy to have one now, i just got it uesterday and its amazing. A cheap ass 200 dollar affinity series with 2 single coils, and itll probably end up being my main. Above my Epiphone Matt Heafy Origins 7 string.
It’s funny, while you were riffing around I thought the tone sounds like Maylene and The Sons Of Disaster… and then 5 minutes later 😑 I hear you dude… I hear you Hahaha
Hunter, This may not be the right channel for these questions, but I'll give it a try: 1) Are the "vintage" pickups the ones with "Cunife" magnets? I'm asking because real cunife wide-range humbuckers are going for $250 new. I have my doubts about them appearing in a $1200 guitar. Then again, the pickups are different from what previously was being sold as "wide range" 2) Did you try out the whammy?
I've got the vintera 50s tele (looks a lot like this but with single coils and a smaller tele style headstock) and its absolutely sick. sure this one is amazing too
Been building teles out w trems for years and selloing them easily because for whatever reason that shape was always woefully under whammied... those days are gone 😢
Ok so I'm a big Buckethead fan and really would love to own one of his Les Paul's, but they appear to me to be quite hard to find and also extremely expensive. A brand called "10'S Guitars" makes fairly budget guitars and they have a Buckethead Les Paul copy, could you review it? Let us know if it's a good budget alternative? Thanks man, Love your stuff.
Ouch, hopefully that finger is thoroughly disinfected. I bought a Meteora HH last year. Like the guitar, but quality was also not the best. Fender do need to work on their QC instead of just pushing out product and doing marketing blitz
Hey agu. I'm looking for a seven string and just watched the high intergrity 7 string hello kitty guitar that you fixed. I lokey love it. Do you still have it? And would you be open to selling it?
@@jmproductions59 Maybe try the Tele Custom…? A tele bridge pickup + a Fender wide range humbucker in the neck (depending on the model and/or how much you’re willing to spend you can get the Squier with the humbucker or the American Vintage II that has the CuNiFe WRHB). Just a thought… Cheers!
So for me surf green is my daughters zodiac color, my favorite brand of coffees box color donut shop 4 life , my keurig is also surf green , when i think of surf green combined with guitars and metal i also think of old school zombie movies in black and white and that if you put them in color that would be the color of the zombies
I bought the Squire version for me son. The neck is a nice satin finish out the box. I'm seriously impressed with it considering how cheap it is. Also, it's in pink which is cooler than your green 😝
