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I'm one of your fans from USA, old timer I've written on your site before. I just have to say I have several G&L's, surprised you never tried one. I love ALL of mine, I have one with an "F" hole in burnt orange, AWESOME & 2 Bluesboy's a Pelham blue & Natural. Like I said, love em ALL, much better IMO than a few Squires I sold off to get more G&L's. Granted I have many Fender MIA/MIM/MIJ Other than my MIJ I kind of like these better. I have many other brands like yourself, Gibson, PRS, Epi's etc. I enjoy your waffling! LMAO! I wish I were closer to you, not only for playing, just chatting & comparing instruments. Like I said I'm an old timer too & I enjoy everything you do! Try a few others like I mentioned, I think you'd be happy with ALL of them. Cheers mate! Stay well!
I truly love all the support everyone give your channel. It’s truly a gem, and criminally undersubscribed… keep feeding us amazing content, and we will keep spreading the word!!
Some of the best guitar content on you tube most definitely. One of the ones that makes you feel like you are hanging in your own or your buddies music room trading licks or stories or checking out each other’s rigs good stuff and he covers everything from Gibson R9 type stuff to 300 dollar entry level guitars and understands like all beers there’s also a place for all guitars .
From memory I blv it stands for George (Fullerton?) + Leo (Fender)..where l heard/read that... I dunno (might've made it up mself mate?).. And the joke was ASAT was another Strat another Tele. I've never played one, wdnt mind tho.
@@paulsworld2 oh yeah mate! Too many brands & one set of hands! We only ever get a cpl of G&Ls in Australia (lve only ever seen a cpl) but lve always read gd reports on em in mags.
Can't beat G&L MDF pups. I had 2 s500s, 2 ASAT Specials. an ASAT Classic, an ASAT Bluesboy hollow body and 2 ASAT Deluxes. High quality bolt-ons with unbeatable pick ups. My G&L L2000 bass has the best bass pick-ups I've ever heard.
@@teodelnorte My favorite guitars are a 1983 Yamaha sa1200s and a 2007 AVRI Telecaster. Another guitar I own which really punches like Jimmy Wilde for the money is this IYV duo sonic type guitar that I picked up for $150 Canadian. Killer guitar for the loot!!!
Cool guitar..for someone who is still searching for their first tele this guitar has popped up over and over..can't deny the quality or craftsmanship of the g +l the necks and fretwork are highly praised
I once had a G&L ASAT Bluesboy, but I didn’t like the neck humbucker - very muddy. Their workmanship was sound. And even though your guitar sounds great for $279, I rather have my Squier Classic Vibe with Alnico III pickups in it.
Hello Colin and crew😄what a coincidence. I've had my eyes on a G&L Tele for sometime, but have not had the chance to play one, so this is a treat to hear an opinion here. Cheers, mate
Vintage brand makes a Jerry Donahue Vintage V58JDAB that is my personal favorite, under $500 tele that you should try. 50’s neck & special wiring with push in tuners. Sounds and plays amazingly!
G&L ASAT is very nice all around. All four colors look great, it would be hard to choose. The black and butterscotch are classy, but the blue with tortoise shell scratchplate is just sexy. Great build and finish quality, hardware. Pickups and controls work well. Quite a package for the money, so I have another guitar to consider now. Thanks, Colin. Have a fine weekend everyone and Cheers from Dallas!
G&L definitely go under the radar, in this country. That looks, and sounds, like a phenomenally good T-type guitar, but not one many people would usually go for, if looking for a T-type for around £500.00. An excellent start to the T-type shoot-out - can't wait for the rest in the series, you big tease you!
I picked up one used. It's absolutely flawless. The neck is absolutely perfect. I play mine through a Bugera v55 with an OCD pedal as a boost. There's nothing it can't play, to me anyway.
Since I discovered this guitar she became the only T-Type in my arsenal. I've got an older model with swamp ash body which makes her a bit heavy but I'm a big boy and I manage. Installed Graphtech locking tuners and string tree for no specific reason just because I can. I keep saying she needs a new switch but it still hasn't failed so I keep it in. This brand is severely underrated, the tribute series offer great vfm! Just my 2 cents, cheers!
I had the G&L Legacy Tribute series a few years ago. One of my regrets for selling it. It was fantastic. The controls on it were so much better than the typical Fender wiring. And I am a Fender guy. I will get another G&L one day. This is gonna be an awesome series. Looking forward to it.
I’m revisiting some of these videos, simply because I have more time now, often I would watch Colin, have a laugh, give him a thumbs up and off I’d go. More time to think about things now, went on a search for a G&L but these are all now out of stock, you must have inspired a lot of people to buy them. Question though, I find myself talking to myself or really Colin in these videos, luckily I’m usually by myself, anyone else out there doing this? 😂
Amazing... sounds more like a telecaster than a Fender if that makes sense. Flipping great sounding guitar. And obviously brilliant playing as usual, what a guitar.. and for the money you had it given you. Well done you 👏
Sounds FABULOUS!! Have a USA G&L ASAT Tele (MFDs)....and an Indonesian G&L strat, S-500 also with MFDs. Both are amazing....the Strat is as great sounding as my USA Strats. Love the Tele minus the chunky neck.
Good to see you doing some Telecasters! G&Ls are fantastic guitars; even the Tribute line is killer. The major advantage to buying an American-made G&L is that you have better hardware and more options available-the Tributes have only a couple of finishes available per model, and if you don’t like the standard neck shape you’re pretty much out of luck. The American line has several different neck shapes and wood options available-I have a 1-11/16” nut width on my ASAT Z-3, with a birdseye maple neck and ebony fingerboard with binding. Just an example of what you can get in the US line. But the Tributes are apparently good quality too-they use the American-made pickups on those. OK, a couple of corrections-ASAT is pronounced “Aysat”, not “a$$hat”. It’s a US military acronym for “Anti-SATellite”. Apparently, Leo Fender liked the idea of a guitar shooting down things in space! The model originally had two of the large MFD pickups, and was called the Broadcaster-and Gretsch made them change the name! Deja vu all over again! That model is still available as the ASAT Special, and those pickups are unbelievably great! I couldn’t get three of them on mine, although they’ve done some like that in the past, and maybe they’ll do it now from their Custom Shop; I don’t know!
Glad you’ve come to the G&L camp! The ASAT Classic is the quintessential rock telecaster, those pickups just wanna rock out. If you are in the mood for something different, check out the ASAT Special. The Special got the Jumbo MFD pickups and I think they sound like bright P90s, a P90 had a baby with a Telecaster. Fantastic video as always! Stay free.
Okay...before watching I’ll just say this that since the 80s, other guitarists and myself were singing the praises of both G&L as well as music man amplifiers, at that time. I can’t imagine G&L having changed at all. They’ve always been one of those super affordable guitars that feels, sounds and play like a super expensive American guitar. Now I’ll watch the video. Thanks!
Looking forward to this series. I enjoyed most how this guitar inspired you to play in a different style. It sounded great by the way. I have owned an American made ASAT classic semi hollow for about 16 years and it is fantastic.
I bought a butterscotch one of these a few years back (can’t even remember why) think I paid £399 from Andertons. Out of the box it was a sweet sounding mainly well put together guitar. As we do as enthusiasts we mess about with guitars, I wasn’t totally bonding with the MFD’s so decided to put some Bare knuckle Boot Camp True Grit pickups in it and discovered the MFD neck pickup was quite badly damaged and just screwed into the body at an angle to hide the issue. By this time I had owned the guitar at least 6 months so didn’t feel I could send it back. So went ahead and put in the Bare Knuckles and loved the result. This encouraged me to do further upgrades so got a full wiring harness from Bloodstone and investigated drop in locking tuners and ended up with some Graphtech Ratio tuners which I can confirm are literally drop in with no need for the extra bits that come in the box with them. Now this is my favourite Tele style guitar (I own a few). Mine doesn’t have the body carve presume that must be a later update to the model. Unplugged as you demonstrated it’s so resonant and bright which to me always translates to a sweet plugged in sound. Been literally waiting years for a decent video on these guitars. Thanks Colin.
Forgot to mention the neck and fretwork on mine was perfect can’t ever remember having adjusted the neck relief got pretty low action with no buzz. I change the strings occasionally and give it a wipe down and it’s totally trustworthy. Tempted to try the Larry Carlton T7 (I think it’s called) waiting for your assessment.
Great stuff Colin! I have had a Tribute Classic Bluesboy (humbucker in the neck) for a couple of years now and agree totally with you. Great value, underrated guitars. I have some Montys pickups I am going to put into it, and might change the controls too. As for Sassafras, I believe that is what Eric Johnsons' strat is made from if memory serves me right.
I just bought an EART 335 that you definitely should check out…incredible fir $400…I was really blown away…been playing for a long time and I put Seymour Duncan antiquity pickups in it, although the stock ones were quite good…but this guitar weighs 6lbs, stainless steel frets, roasted neck….rosewood board…thing is awesome
Love this episode and can’t wait for the shoot out! I’ve been loving my 2003 Korean made thinline asat for years now. They do some great things , swamp ash bodies, nice necks and fret work, American pickups and hardware. Don’t forget you can adjust your individual pole pieces on your pick ups and can recreate staggered pick up sounds! I just started finding some great overdrive tones with the tone rolled back on the bridge pick up! And I recently upgraded the nut & string tree (graph tech) and tuners (hipshot open staggered locking) and I’m in love even more ! Keep the great content coming!
Bloody Hell Colin! Now lve gotta go searching for a G&L mate! Never held or played one, but l like the idea of 6 brass saddles & Alpha Korean pots aren't the worst things made, so you snagged a bargain. Great work again mate!
Hi Colin! I really enjoyed that. G&Ls are highly underrated, and they do go under the radar. I personally think that the headstock throws people off at first. Not that they're bad or ugly necessarily, they're just different. People buy with their eyes and I've been guilty of this before as well. Then I played one. I worked at a very large box retailer at the time with approximately 1000 guitars in the store including some very high-end pieces. We weren't a G&L dealer, but we bought one in used. It was an ASAT tele style made overseas. The pickups were different though. It had what looked like two mini p-90s. I picked it up out of curiosity and plugged it in. This thing was killer! I had my choice of custom shop anything to play whenever I wanted, but this one became my go to during down time and I was sad to see it go when it sold. I still remember it approximately a decade and a half later. I've never seen a deep dive like the one you did on this one and the pickups really fascinate me. They look a little like stacked humbuckers and sounded great in the video. This guitar definitely punches above its weight at the going retail price point. So the price that you got it at makes it an absolute steal for the amount of guitar that you're getting. Whatever tele style guitars you do next will really be up against it when being compared to this one. My guess is that it's a keeper that you won't want to sell, and that it will likely stay in your collection permanently. I always enjoy your videos, but this guitar made this one even more enjoyable. I even got a little excited when I saw it in the thumbnail before I clicked on it. Thanks for a great video. 👍 Cheers Colin! ✌
I own 5 G&L USA guitars. 4 strats and an asat special 3 bolt. I can honestly say I play them more often than my USA Fender collection. I keep falling back to them to the point I put vintage MFD pickups in my favorite USA stratocaster and wired it treble bass. These are fantastic guitars that really lend themselves to great sound. I'm not familiar with the tribute line but if I were shopping for a beginners priced guitar I would be all about that line instead of Squire. There is a difference in the necks and bodies from tribute to USA, I'm not sure what it is but the G&L USA factory has verified used guitars for me. It's a real problem counterfeiting tributes as USA guitars as it makes a huge difference in price. One of the few places you can have a custom guitar built for just about the same price as production. I am pretty sure they don't differentiate in pickup strength or impedence neck to bridge in the modern plain single coil guitars. I will say they have a pickup similar to a jb in the deluxe legacy that's modern. The older legacy deluxe has a Seymore Duncan JB in it that came stock. That big plate under the mfd pickup is a noise shield. Older mfd pickups have copper plate much the same.
Just wanted to make a suggestion as to adding another worthy tele-style guitar for your compare vid: Schecter PT Special. Sorry if I am giving you more work here, hoping it will really make for interesting content. Great stuff nonetheless, Colin. Thank you for your awesome work!
Great Video, thanks! It’s weird how Leo comes back at the time Fender is at its lowest but G+L never really take off. Seems could have been a different story there.
I bought a G&L Precision Bass at the time ('84?) because there were no USA Fender basses being made. Hollow pole pieces, passive, 3-bolt neck. Looked nice, well made, great case, good VFM. But it just sounded bland to me, like absolutely no "character" at all. I never bonded with it. Ended up trading it for a used Gibson "Grabber" bass, which was in many ways it's exact opposite lol.
@@voiceofexperience Same here; I’ve had two US made ASATs that I ordered new: one a Classic and a Leo Fender Signature Special with the larger pickups. I found them sterile sounding as compared to vintage style Telecasters; they were lacking in the midrange and the organic sound department. I sold them.
You got a massive deal on it. I just bought one a couple weeks ago. Exceptional build quality. Quite bright, I swapped the treble bleed in the volume pot to bleed off to ground instead. Great guitar.
Nice one Colin, I’ve got a 2020 G&L Tribute ASAT in the blonde with the Cherry fingerboard, humbucker in the neck , Indonesian made , love it , it was the last of the one piece ash body , and they did come with the USA pickups, I upgraded the electronics and neck pup to a Seymour Jazz , these are GREAT. guitars man , mines a keeper at 6lb 10oz , I paid $500 for mine in 2020 , Peace ✌🏻 Colin ,
I bought a MIM tele player from Guitarguitar about 6 months ago, their service was excellent, but I should kick myself that I did not take a good look at the G&L teles while I was choosing, they sound great in your hands, and a bit less money than the MIM too!
I did the same thing, bought a new MIM tele player. I heard a local pub band who sounded great and asked the guitarist what he was playing and he told me it was one of these.
I love tele’s, they suit my size and shape and also my little hands. I read all about G&L and the history and thought is would be good to own one, but I am left handed and used lefties are hard to find. One day, a used lefty Classic Tribute on Reverb and I had to have it. It is in transparent orange with white pickguard and, since I play country style rhythm guitar it matches my orange Gretsch. Now I am looking to fit a Bigsby on it! It plays better than my Fender Player MIM and the pickups are powerful and sweet sounding.
One detail about both pickups is that the individual pole pieces have a hex key socket, so you can “balance” the output string by string, for example if you use a wound 3rd G string you can correct any tendency to be too loud.
Thank you for your honest review and your entertaining approach. I really like watching your videos. Any chance on seeing a PRS SE on your channel? I would like to hear your opinion on the SE DGT or one of the SE 594 models! Cheers from Belgium
Mr. Mr. Fenders MFD pups are some of the fuller toned single coils imo😁 The ability to adjust each polepiece is handy👍 Getting a scooped tone is easy to achieve by just making the outside polepieces higher than inside. Then reverse on the other pup for mid boost. When combined in pup selector middle position the guitar is balanced. Great score there Colin 😉👍 😎👍❤🖖 Love Brother
I can only fully agree. Just saw your review today whereas I bought this guitar 2 years ago. It is a crazy versatile guitar. Not playing on any single guitar since I have this one !
Sire has come out with an even MORE budget line of guitars, including the T3 “Tele”. They dropped the roasted maple and locking tuners, and changed the body to mahogany. You should check it out!
I like them G&L guitars. I actually worked there at the factory for about 5 minutes a couple of years ago (until I got let go after getting the dreaded Bieber 19 - for the second time in 2020)! I know I had a couple on my wishlist - but, now I can't recall which ones! but, though I was hired as a QC/set-up tech, I barely worked on any of them. pretty much everyone was moving boxes around for a while. I'd love to go back - it was kind of a fun job (and at least it's sort of entertainment industry related. as I may have mentioned to ya before, I'm a former child actor and then a childish actor in my adult life). yeah, Dave and John Jr are the bigwigs at the company (and they also own BBE). the nuts are Tusq if I recall correctly on my second day working there, John Sr was thrown a birthday bash. so, the company secretary came into the shop in the back where I was and gave me a balloon!!! no lie, too! a little embarrassing that the "new kid in school" was getting special treatment.
I would chrome those screws for the pick guard. And some chrome strap locks. That would be brilliant with the hardware and glisten while playing. Black & chrome is tight. 🎸😎🙇🏻♂️
Great show as ever fella, I just bought a PRS Standard 24/08 in Tobacco burst from Andertons for £499 in the Sale, seriously Get one before their gone, trust me bruv. Been dodging PRS for some unknown reason, but wish I’d got one years ago, best thing on the fleet, it’s not even close, everything about it is better, Resonance, Build, feel, sound Andertons have also got a PRS SE Hollowbody reduced from £999 to £579 with a hardcase! and I’m gonna grab 1 on the basis of how good the 24/08 is… (2023s budgets blown) That Mr Smith bloke is onto something 😂😉
@@theguitaristas I know I’ve not been subbed for long so excuse the familiarity but, Mate I totally get that, I was the same! that’s why I got a tobacco burst coz you can see the 3 well matched pieces of mahogany, but it rings like no other guitar I own or have owned, I’ve never liked Wide necks, but their Wide slim is fantastic, The pick ups are these TCi S tings from the Core model and tie in so well with the Body’s ring, it’s uncanny, The build quality and finish put Gibson/Fender to shame and give the custom shop range a good showing! And this is the SE cor-tek delight for less the 500 notes.. Even the birds thing I thought was proper gimmicky coz I thought it was a bird flying up/down the neck, turns out there all different birds and in the flesh are quite well done… not often at 57 ish I need to admit I got shit wrong, because we tend to know what we’re doing and our minds with it’s little biases, truth is it seems I’ve/ we’ve been missing out on something extremely special that happens once in a lifetime! I’ll send you mine to review if you don’t wanna pull the trigger geezer just say the word Col 👊
I picked up a G & L Strat a few years ago, really impressed. However, it still proved that I'm really not a Strat lover but it was really well made and sounded terrific. Traded in towards a very nice Nashville Telecaster
I had the G&L ASAT Classic Tribute Bluesboy, humbucker in the neck tele. But recently traded it in on the same model only Fullerton USA Deluxe. Considerably more $, but well worth it. The difference is night and day.
I've just bought a s500 tribute!!! And it's simply lovely it's sonic blue with rosewood fretboard. I live in Thailand now but in pound note terms i paid 480 quid. I've had American fenders and Gibson guitars when I was living in the UK. I stopped playing when I came to Thailand about 10 years ago just started again and I'm shocked by what you can get nowadays for not big money!!! I've also just got a sire t7 fm and let me tell you that is also very good. Keep up the good work bruv .😊
I got a lefty G&L 'Fallout' made for me, a US version, not the Indo.. expensive guitar, but MAGNIFICENT. Humbucker and a P90 with coil tap on the bucker. Such a well made, easy to play guitar and sounds TREMENOUS!
I do have the Classic Tribute in Walnut Satin. It plays better/smoother than the blonde Fender 1971 version that I had during the nineties. I think these tributes are the best bang for the buck you can get under 500. The only thing I miss is that shrill, high-pitched Buchanan-like twang. But the thang surely rocks and can do some Jazz too!
G&L's are fantastic. You should check out their G&L ASAT Special. The Jumbo MFD pickups are really versatile and as a P-90 guy, I think you'll really love them. (ah, I see other commenters have already hipped you to them. Hope you check one out!) Oh, the other thing that the ASAT Special has that the standard ASAT doesn't is a locking bridge. It's a cool design that, allegedly, improves sustain.
I owned a G@L Strat with MFD Pickups and the pole pieces are adjustable height, using an Allen Wrench. The extra tallness of each Pickup is what I have always heard referred to as "Stacked". In this case it has everything to do with the overall Pickup design and function. No expert here,if I am wrong on anything it's unintentional.... I've had so many pass through that it all gets a bit hazy at times. You take care of yourself my friend, love this Channel.
I've just this last 8 months started to play a telecaster my second, after 20 years of set neck Epiphones, a Harley Benton 62 vintage series, bound custom, I know some may sneer but it's one of the best guitars I've ever had, my playing is improving hugely and to be honest the only real change has been this new telecaster. My budget is tight so I try to get value for money, I've been buying guitars when I can for quite some time and I like to think I'd know a lemon when I see one, it's all about getting in on the fun and playing no matter what level you are, I always enjoy your videos Colin.You never know what's next, arse looping anyone?
I've got a 1989 ASAT classic. Was originally black but I stripped it years ago. Was going to clear coat it but it was a 3pc alder. Not a good look so I painted it desert sand. Yeah, I would put a crl switch in there and probably pput some cts pots in too.
Yes, in 🇺🇲, if you want an American G&L , you need to order it. So not all stores don't carry them. What I like about G&L , there's a lot more colors to choose from for the 🇺🇲 models. I am going to get the same 🎸, you have there. I will get a 🇺🇲 professional 2 telecaster Miami Blue. G&L definitely have a different sound than Fender
Great video, as usual. I think a lot of people are quick to dismiss G&L as just Fender copies, but I really like that they actually do a lot of things differently and have their own character to them. If you can get your hands on one, I'd love to see you take a look at a G&L Tribute Fallout.
I always found it odd that people say Fender copies, G&L stands for George Fullerton and Leo Fender, these geezers were the original founders of Fender Guitars and invented both the tele- and stratocaster.
I've got a Fallout tribute 👌 Got it a few years ago for $500 Aussie. 1 of my faves. Missed out on a asat special for $450 not long ago. That would be my choice of the T style G&Ls. But would definitely try out a H S version. Love the channel 👍
Thanks Colin for the nice reviews. These G&L guitars are really very good. You should definitively also incorporate the G&L Tribute ASAT Special into the overal comparison. That one might surprise you 😊
I want one of those so bad, but I just got a Squier Classic Vibe, so no new Tele-looking guitars for a while. I may replace the pups with ASAT Classic pups though.
Good morning Sir! Morning? Huh.🤔 'really appreciate your content and delivery style. 'Been playing and repairing guitars since '56. I think I know guitars and tone, however I'm probably dilutional.😁 Anyway, I should say the main reason I am here is the infectious speech from the UK to the USA! I find it perfectly enjoyable that we are corrupted this way! No, I appreciate your delivery as straight forward and honest. Great qualities that I hope we are infected with as well..... Thank You Sir! (Yes it's a promotion to Sir.)!
People ask me why I like coming down to Colin's basement. The couches are comfy. Holy smokes, Colin, I bow down to Leo Fender once again. Ceramic plate magnets got me sizzlin'!
Every time someone shows G&L I have to mention that you can buy genuine G&L components on their site, basically everything but necks. Yep bodies, b stock guitars, wiring harnesses, preamps, bridges, etcetera and so forth. Reasonable prices too! Not an affiliate but I wish I were.
This is one of the g&l's I've had my eye on for about a year... This one and the strat with the wide range pickups... I like the G&L product. It's only a matter of time...
Another great vid, Colin, thank you! The whole G & L and Heritage thing fascinates me. That Leo Fender should start another brand and the 'ex employees' at Gibson should hang on and do the same is . . . well, of interest, n 'est ce pas? Whatevs - nice guitar but nothing to write home about. Thanks, as always, for going where we cannot go and Happy New Year of the Wabbit from HK! Kung Hei Fat Choy . . . health, wealth and musicality!
I come out with a very similar opinion. I too was an only gibson or fender guy until recently. I attended a large music festival this year and saw many players playing a brand I have only heard of but never see, D'Angelico. Since, I've searched to play one. Finally found a dealer near me. Went to look, hoping to buy 1 D'Angelico, played a few then walked out with 2, a dc xt and a bob weir Bedford. I'm a fender and gibson guy, just bought 2 non gibsons or fenders. I see G&L the same way as I do D'Angelico to gibson. G&L seems to be a well redesigned fender while keeping lots of that fender history. My eyes have been opened to new brands that aren't gibsons or fenders. I plan on seeking a G&L out to play. Heck, you never know, might be walking away with one or two. He who dies with the most guitars wins! Really enjoyed the review.
I'm mainly a Les Paul/PRS guy so maybe that's why I love the thickness of the sound of this axe compared to a standard Tele. Now I must buy one. Thanks for helping me spend my money!
"We'll just call him Dave.." LOL. :D. ~~bit of Jingles humour~~ Got my 1st in 1990. MFD pickups are lower output but higher clarity. They are not humbucking but close to hum cancelling..very quiet.
This was a awesome video. I bought a guitar that I think youd really like. I love it, and it has, wait for it, lol P 90's!!! It's a Michael Kelly 59 Thinline Electric Guitar Gloss Black You can find them for around $329.99 usd Ok keep'em coming. Your fan from Alabama!! Cheers
you have the best reviews, so complete, helped me make a move on one of these, had a thinline tribute years ago and it was a solid player, so after watching this was confident on going for one of these in butterscotch blonde to boot! full on blackgaurd vibe , thanks again for your vids they are so helpful and well done sir!!!
