All of them?

Heads up to other guitar reviewers on YT. This video is the way to review a guitar. It's very informative & well structured. The guitarist here isn't noodling away with a thousand effects, rather, the reviewer here showcases aspects of the guitar by playing the same passage in different settings & pickup configurations. A review shouldn't be an opportunity for show-pony guitar theatrics. It's not about you, it's about the guitar.

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I have a 50+ year old steel string acoustic which sounds gorgeous, I have a modded classic vibe P Bass which I dig. These two won't be replaced at least. My main guitar is a Telecaster that I built myself.

For people seeking for comparison Old 1:38 New 4:19 Truly interesting and brilliant experiment! Thanks for your contribution 😉

Did you have to do a setup at all for your guitar for the heavier gauges?

the MXR is just way too obviously the Paradise City chorus.. it cant escape it

not bad, but pretty much everything is an artpiece, rather than something practical, which is what I am chasing. To avoid clickbait, maybe he should call it, "Artistic ways to recycle guitar strings." all kudos though

never liked the TR2, not a very natural sound trem, i dont know

Start, Tele, Les... Well its very obvious ive only ever owned a les paul then isnt it 😅

The BD sounds a bit more harsh to my ear. I have a SF and stack it with a Boss SD-1 for leads and slide. It is always on - use my guitar volume control a lot more now - dial it back for clean, roll it up for edge of breakup, kick on SD-1 when needing tick, rich overdrive.

Soul Food into BD-2 is a great rhythm to lead tone/ boost.

Cuerpo (body) solido o multilaminado?????

The Boss sounds better to me. They are £100+ now. That's 25% inflation in 5 years, which is absolutely INSANE and it's a cheaper smt circuit that is unfixable when it breaks.

Our they ever going to reprint this book? Kind of sad they only made 500 copies. I'm sure there are loads of people that would like a copy, including me. I mean why go through all the trouble to write a book, which is a huge undertaking and only print 500? Doesn't really make sense.

Even two telecasters can sound and feel different. Like '52 and a modern one are very different beasts. I guess one can be more than happy with some superstrat which is most versatile form factor but...

Just got my faith Venus yesterday and it’s my second one. I was one of the first people to ever own a faith Venus back in early 2003. And boy had it come along way since then. Great video.

blues driver have more caractere... A matter of taste

_Hey Donna! Can I sprawl on your Mosslanda?_

Setting up these shelves for my pedals right now! 🎸

8:15 right. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Firstly great video. But I'm with you, there's something to those old strings. Bit more character to them I heard. I could hear more of the pick on the old strings which gave it a bit of a percussive aspect that sounded quite nice. The new are definitely more bright sounding. I agree that maybe have an old string guitar for those smooth warm rhythm parts and new for those high end leads. Best of luck.

i have 11 i think . i have a jet jt300 a jet js 300 and an epiphone 355 .thats mainly what i use . i have a mexican strat but i prefer the jet jt300 .. I have more but these are what i use mainly . i find the best thing to do , if i am writing and recording is to use the same guitar throughout the process . good video :)

I have a soft v on a Epiphone acoustic from 1994 and love it

I have 1Strat 1Tele 1LesPaul 1ES339 I play them all, depending what tune I use it for. Then I also have periods where I use them for a longer period each. And when I do this, I always say to myself, what a great guitar that is………sound wise, playability. I love them all….. But the Les Paul and Tele are my favourites.

Thank you for posting this vid. There are WAY too many options lol.

ive kind of started to wonder if i need therapy after my 29th check them out live at midwestern underground on reverberbnation with many live recordings using them all...i bring 3 different ones to every gig, and my other guitar player doesn't even bring one. we use them like were checking out books at the library...We LOVE it.....check out my yamaha revster with P 90s on..Im gonna f;;k the hate right outta you...a real rocker i have a 1976 Les Paul Custom a 1993 strat..my main go to guitar..its the best of the lot a Schecter ultra 3..fantastic guitar a yamaha revstar with P-90s...such a great guitar for the price an Ephiphone Firebird..so good for the price a 1975 guild bluegrass acoustic..its a rolls royce..so heavy a gibson dobro..ive used this on 100 recordings a PRS baritone.. a Gretch pedal steel guitar a Guild starfire 5..used by Buddy Guy a hagstrom super viking Two hagstom viking 2s..the red elvis model..and sunburst a hagstrom semi hollow bass 7 fender squiers that all kick ass..strats and telles a Gibson SG a Gibson SG special a fender american 2 telecaster a 60th anniversary fender jaguar..only 250 made in red two deangelico mini semi hollowbodys.unfuckinbelievable guitars a Bob Wier De angelico with 2 P90s and a hum bucker in the middle A schecter Coupe hollow body...soooo pretty a fender precision bass a Blackstar mini les paul,,for my grandson and>>>IM ALL ABOUT GETTING A DEAL !!!!!or i dont buy it Reverb is the place to go... I only look at guitars that accept offers.... Reverb is the bomb..........

I had 8 guitars, sold / gave away all of them to buy a nice Les Paul and a strat. Job done! I’d love to a have a 335, 355 and a Telecaster but the LP and strat can do it all 👍

The Blues Driver or Soul Food to boost the Micro Terror on the Gain setting?

Good to know. U shaped, 48mm nut. Problem is trying to find one left handed to check out but if I were in an area that had guitars, I could check it out. Retiring in May 2025, guess I better chill and get back to the US.

A good solution too having too many guitars, for sentimental value, is to lend them out to conscioutious students or close friends or family. Or the 21st birthday gift guitar to a family member that wants to learn. Puts the guitar to good use, gets rid of the guilt, but it's not just selling the guitar for cash - which feels wrong with a guitar you are attached to. I regret selling my first ever guitar, definitely never sell the sentimental ones. I would say don't sell, lend them out like a library, especially if they aren't worth that much. Rick Beato was talking about that, giving his first decent guitar away (a 12string) completely to a student in need, but then regretting it was gone forever. Lending is a good possible alternative.

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I can not play guitarr! I am trying to learn though, I have 4 guitarrs. 1 (my first) that I will never sell, though it is crap. 2 epiphone high ends. And a HB aucustic that I love! I went on and did put the highe end epis for sale, and realized, that the one I got a buyer for I DO NOT WANT TO SELL! And the other 3 I am to much attatched to ever get rid of. And I can´t play them!!!! I do try and learn, and I do love them all.

I used to teach guitar to beginners, but now I have severe arthritis in both hands. Do you think I could be an effective teacher in spite of this disability?

Thanks for this, what an amazing video! 😻❤️⭐️

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Where X = the number of guitar you own, the proper equation for how many guitars you need is always; X + 1

I think the Boss sounds better

The probalem with some guitars and amps is the blues driver is super mushy and flabby like ocd , sounds great by itself but in a band mix does not translate always as well as the klon style

not helpfull.. all your guitar soundlike dogshit diarhea🤢

I am hoping to start doing lessons this summer. I live in United States. I dont plan on this being full time because I live in a secluded rural area. I was wondering what I should charge at first if I get this going. I have no formal music education but I have been playing about 17-18 years and have heavily studied music theory on my own the last 5 or 6 years maybe. But there is nobody around here teaching that I know of. I was thinking of starting at 10-15 bucks for 30 minutes until I get comfortable with it. Would love to hear any advice anyone has.

That TC Electronic was cream! I hadn't even considered it but now....

Finally someone on the net that explained pretty clearly what IrNadir does. Thank you, friend, you are an inspiration... I will definitely follow you...

why do we need a backup? I like the idea of 1 elec, 1 acou, 1 bass :)

No more Wilko 😢😢

I'm 27, I wanted to become a guitar teacher all my life, but I've never had the confidence, I studied 3 years of electric guitar at the university, this is all I needed.

Some mention more features on the fulltone. Personally I liked the TR-2 best, and also for myself I want exactly the amount of features I need and no more because I don’t want to be tweaking, I want to get the sound I want quickly and easily. Seems perfect with the controls on the TR-2 for how I like it.

Nice review and playing. What are the vol/tone controls and pickup selector called? I mean if I want to purchase the same electronics what should I look for? Thanks

Captain capo 😂

Both great pedals! I think it's also worth remebering that BD-2 is really an amp-in-a-box pedal, great for clean boost and edge-of-breakup sounds, and Soul Food uses the Klon Centaur-like circuit 🙂 These pedals can be amazing when stacked