Can you tell me the pot and cap values that were used? Thank you.

Great video. Loving that gold telecaster on the wall. Do you have any info on it? ....and is it for sale?! Thanks

Great video! I got a few necks i need to do this to

I would like to give you something to think about when removing the laquer of your neck as a professional painter of houses. The process is very much the same when I remove laquer of the wooden part of houses. The thing is when you only use a industrial knife, you might damage the grain of the neck, but you have a heatgun to dry the water (which you can spray on you neck with a empty spybottle) I would use the heatgun to carefully heat the gloss finish on the neck and then part for part scrape off the gloss finish, don't do more than 2 inches or 10 cm at a time. you will see that if you don't burn the neck and lightly heat up the gloss finish, the neck will stay intact and the gloss laquer will come off even more easy.

I've got a squier neck drenched in poly finish. Would love to do this but i'm worried about the transition with the maple fretboard's edges

I’d never bring you one your scratching the piss out the the top cover

I saw somewhere else where after putting on the Naphtha the person lit it with a cigarette lighter to remove any residual fluid. Is it not necessary to set it alight before applying the relic wax?

Vicious AF 🤘🤘

I’m not a fan of braided ground style wiring. Caused me a little grief for a while

I upgraded a $90 Korean made strat I bought in 2006 (with still useable gig bag thrown in for free) with Guitar Fetish high impedance single coil strat type pick ups, brass bridge block, titanium block saddles, new pots, 5 way switch, input jack and rewiring the tone pots so the bridge pick up could be tone adjusted. Previously, I had the tuners changed to Grover mini locking, a professional set up and frets 10 and higher leveled and crowned by Sal the luthier who was at Sam Ash on Sunset Blvd here in LA for some 20 years who did all the work, first in 2006 and then in 2018. All of that was done for $400, including labor. The brand name is Bronx. It has the best rosewood fretboard I've seen on any guitar. I would put it up against any strat type guitar. The neck single coil sounds exactly like Clapton's Gibson humbucker tone on Disraeli Gears, which was a most pleasant surprise. Custom upgrade your electric guitars yourself is the way to go. No need to spend two grand on a Fender Pro series axe. Sure miss Sal now that Sam Ash closed it's doors. Anyone know how to get a hold of him?

Lovely pickups guys and nice showcase from John. Just away to put a set of these in an AM Vintage II-1951 Tele thingy (Rab)

You look like Robert Downey Jr. and Elon Musk at the same time

Nice. All sound about the same to me. Keep it stock.

Good god, that neck pickup sounds unreal!! Ok buying some right now!!

What would they sound like on epiphone tv yellow led Paul special

You can just put a few nails and put it onto the magnet underneath.

I used to have a set of tge regular PAFs and while they sounded good they lacked that sizzle and aggression I was looking for but these sound incredible

Does this work for the body also ?

This was night day difference. You’re way better and present. Bout to install my retro wound Tele pups.

Left it on my Suhr strat for 5 days. Definitely made a big difference turning the pale rosewood into nice dark and shiny.

sounds great, which amp?

It bears mentioning that when done properly there will be no sharp string ends left sticking up. Pull the string through the post, clamp the string to lock it, then trim the string about ~1/8 - 1/4" from the post PRIOR to tuning. This will ensure that the loose string ends will be drawn down into the tuner during tuning and the sharp string ends will no longer be exposed once strings are tuned to pitch.

Absolutely stunning Tone! I’m glad I stumbled upon these today! 1 set coming to USA for me !

Would you recommend smoothing the fretboard this way as well?

What is the difference between the regular and double thickness?

Hi ya, can you apply this product to a sanded fretboard prior to fret installation???

Script and stats aside. I would say it makes a good begginers guitar because it is a combination of the same 'architecture as the fender and Gibson so it will make it easier to move from one to the other. I have one of the earlier ones that was poorly made. .I had to file one side of the finger board straight. I had the same nack design on my first electric in the 1970's.. They can be made into instruments as good as any other.

Saw this as an ad for an Anderton’s video. And I gotta say, I love your style and way of sharing your product. Thanks! I wish all my ads were as cool and funny as yours - gotta go full Jimi 😂

Fucking zoom the camera in Jheeze, cameras like a mile away wtf

Mate, that sounds perfect! What amp do You use in this vid?

I have no idea why fender completely covers every inch of their guitars with that lacquer. So damn annoying

What mods do you have to make to the pickups? I cant work it out

I used to work in a music shop in Liverpool called Rushworth's when i was a kid, we used to get them in for about 70 quid and sell them for about a 100, man they were rough as burnt toast back in the day, but that one sounded pretty decent after your 5 hours of magic on it

This haircut reminds me a little Nicky, the Adam Sandler movie.

The physics of the middle pickup are what makes it work. It has much less to do with "harmonic nodes" than it does with how the virtual string center changes as you fret a string. With the middle pickup, the more you work your way down the fretboard, the closer the center of the fretted string gets to the center of the pickup. This makes the not more fundamental and less harmonic, which also compensates for the reduced string energy due to the string being shorted in the fretted positions, so it also normalizes volume to an extent.

Sounds sublime! Can't wait to buy a set! Well done Matt ⚡⚡⚡

Hi can i use this to to protect the fretboard from super glue when i glue in frets?

combination of your pickups and Robbie - sounds beautiful

What a bad idea! More than 90% will be sold and you just messed us the original finish permanently. Just apply Carnuba wax once in a while and it’s just as smooth.

I tried that but found it's not that useful in practice.

Hi bro. I just purchased the 5 way tele loom. My Bridge pickup is a stacked hum-bucker and has a red,green, black, white, and silver wire. How do I need to wire that up? Thank you I’m super excited to get this build going.

They sound wonderful

There is still no substitute for a dedicated camera operator with a pro non auto focus lens on his camera.... thought I'd had 4 double brandys, good video when in focus....

What color is a burstbucker 3 inside? Are they always tan and black zebra color? or are some fully black?

Watching this in 2024: Wow that is so cheap for a 63 strat

Sweeeeeet!

Beautiful

What a tease that was, sounding good. Matt are you a radiohead fan by any chance. The Honda sign is very Jonny Greenwood.

Why did you not use paint remover?

They sound wonderful. I’ll need a Tele Deluxe for them to go into.