Eh buddy, do you considered yourself better than Ritchie Sambora? Who the hell are you but another clown with a youtube channel...so stop making comparison. Another thing, do not trash a guitar brand based on a second hand instrument you bought. To all people watching this video, the first thing you should know about buying an instrument is that you should never buy a guitar before you play with it. To your 50k subscribers, never ever listen to a pseudo guitar player that look like an inbreed lumberjack from the depth of Arkansas. I own a Takamine and they are great guitars....solid, reliable, well build and with a first class pickup that doesn't feedback when you play live.
@3Torts2 сағат бұрын
So true on the looks and sounds of these two guitars! 😅
@rosewoodsteel665610 сағат бұрын
Jeremy, maybe I missed it, but what exactly did you do to humidify the dangerously dry guitar?
@rosewoodsteel665610 сағат бұрын
Dude.... There are spider webs on the headstock. This guitar is not played very often..
@Srtw16317 сағат бұрын
Is this best for hillsongs ? Is it good for worshiper hillsong? Which is the best preference for hillsong worshiper through any Martin model or guild D 55 ? Please suggest??
@user-fv5yo5fi5c17 сағат бұрын
335's are one of those guitars where it takes me 10 to 15 guitars to find one that I like. They're weird, they either fit me well or not at all. When you get a good one, they're the most versatile guitar in my stable. I currently have 5 and zero plans to part with any of them. If i don't bond with it right away, I walk away. I'm a Blues player and these were built for that genre imo. I throw Seth Lovers in mine and do 50's wiring. Just straight up Blues machines. I like em with a lot of love on em. If it's too shiny it ain't been loved enough for me. I need the ones with the built in MOJO.
@shawnbryant6019 сағат бұрын
That's a dang good bargain!
@20111ncaa23 сағат бұрын
I have an early 80s all mahogany top, back and sides dreadnought Augustino, which is the name of the company Augie used in Clearwater in the 80s for a few years before reverting back to LoPrinzi. It is a big beefy guitar, and fun to strum. It sounds very nice. I have the same issue with the action and have not done a neck reset yet, but I will eventually. Right now it is playable with Silk and Steel strings.
@BiggeDiehlКүн бұрын
Back in 1973, my cousin and I went to see an old guy in the Santa Cruz mountains who had a Gibson for sale. It turned out to be a cherry red 1961 ES-345. The old guy gave my cousin a break because $400 because it was all he had. It was truly a fretless wonder, and it played like butter. I was broken hearted to find out that he sold it 20 years later for an eight ball of cocaine without offering to sell it to me first. 😢
@startreker8591Күн бұрын
I love my thinline model FCENT y my d20 y my m20…y my Martin om28 y Martin GPC y DRS 2 first models(hecho en Mexico) y my Martin concert koa all solid; Guilds are like girls y they are picky😂 well I sing a lot with3 them axes including my tele y etc y harmonicas
@DrewHughesMusicКүн бұрын
I agree. Also, while I am here… NA cars are better than turbo cars. Sometimes less is more and acoustic guitars are a prime example 💁🏻♂️
@Morten_Nielsen1979Күн бұрын
Lousy comparison.
@mitcharney1Күн бұрын
Did you say you "low balled" him??? ☹
@shreadbringerКүн бұрын
Bro, I've worked in the guitar biz my whole life. I also grew up in NC but have lived on the west coast for a while now. I'll offer a little life advice... 335s are a dime a dozen, but Boberry biscuits are rare, and the true thing to be cherished.
@laurencewolf3436Күн бұрын
Nice buy bro. I play blues. I would love to see you play some Allman Bros stuff on that beauty. Trogoly's channel just did a review of a early 2000's ES-335. You could find out some good history on ES -335 Production and serial numbers from his video. Good luck with your 335 bro. Looks like you got a good one for the 'Good Guy' price.
@dananthony6258Күн бұрын
Alway check for twist in a Gibson’s neck. That’s a great guitar.
@BlueBarrier782Күн бұрын
When you have a 1:1 ratio of players lost and headstocks broken, you have a problem.
@theduppykillahКүн бұрын
Bridge is backwards. All the Chinese fakes are built like that. Canada, we are awash with fake guitars from Alibaba. Loads of hollow body Gibson’s from China.
@corkystclair7475Күн бұрын
I received a Gravity pick from JHS as a gift with my pedal purchase, and it's BY FAR my favorite pick. I have been searching for something similar from other brands, but nothing comes close
@user-hc8cl2ez9m2 күн бұрын
Love my new tonemaster. Comparing side by side isn’t useful since the one u have matters only. I love how smooth yet bright mine is. I don’t even care for old school power amp overdrive until I played this amp. It is the only amp I have owned I like to play without pedals. It is just such a different experience than most typical modern style amps.
@user-hc8cl2ez9m2 күн бұрын
Love my new tonemaster. Comparing side by side isn’t useful since the one u have matters only. I love how smooth yet bright mine is. I don’t even care for old school power amp overdrive until I played this amp. It is the only amp I have owned I like to play without pedals. It is just such a different experience than most typical modern style amps.
@nathanbouton67002 күн бұрын
Look for shitty workmanship, poor attention to detail and finish fuckups.. .that's your Gibson.
@InstruMentalCase2 күн бұрын
Larrivees are some of the greatest value guitars on the used market. Multiple times I’ve played every acoustic in a respectable vintage shop and found that this or that sub-$2k Larrivee was the best sounding of the lot. I’ve sadly never had my hands on an OG gitfiddle from the early days of the workshop though. Larrivee also apprenticed a lot of now-legends back in the day, like Sergei De Jonge.
@sivirax16702 күн бұрын
Gotta be honest, the guitar looks awful to me but your playing was so god damn good brother!, beautiful music.
@tomhampton45952 күн бұрын
I absolutely love you going on these little trips and finding cool guitars!
@seanzinger2 күн бұрын
DId you tell him you were going to flip it?
@JeremySheppard2 күн бұрын
He knows I’m a dealer.
@gregalderson1282 күн бұрын
Jeremy, I am going to have to disagree with you on the bridge. All of Bourgeois high end guitars have a shiny bridge. Maybe that is where Eastman got the idea years ago? Every high end Bourgeois i have played has a shiny bridge. I own a Bourgeois oms DB signature AT Adirondack 12 fret and it has a shiny bridge. I think you are just use to Martin bridges being satin finished. With that said I am missing your more frequent videos and I hope you and your family are doing well.
@55TeleMark2 күн бұрын
Wonderful!!! What a sweet dude.
@davidfaustino44762 күн бұрын
Arent most Guitar Centers essentially in a Bojangles parking lot?
@srmurc6zo62 күн бұрын
This is not new. I bought a Kramer Beretta in 1987 that came with similar strap locks.
@JeremySheppard2 күн бұрын
Really? That’s interesting! Were they metal?
@srmurc6zo62 күн бұрын
@@JeremySheppard Yes. They were black to match the rest of the hardware. They were o.e.
@robertpeterson86402 күн бұрын
In the late 70s I bought a blonde Telecaster Custom at a bowling alley. Guy was doing his cover band gig so I got to hear him play it and bought it on his break. Although the factory Bixby meant it would not stay in tune for more than a couple of songs, I wish I still had it as I think I only paid $300 for it.
@mattbeckner24272 күн бұрын
Awesome seeing you back “hunting”!
@JeremySheppard2 күн бұрын
Me too, Matt! I’m glad to be back out and about.
@Project_25012 күн бұрын
Fed up with the clickbait! Thumbs down, not returning to this channel.
@JeremySheppard2 күн бұрын
Wait…..don’t go….we were just getting to know one another….
@ianferguson35432 күн бұрын
My Taylor is a 414 ce-R. I have played 5 Taylors including an 814 and a 20 year old which sounded gorgeous. My 414 plays and sounds lovely.
@cmakely602 күн бұрын
Just purchased this guitar with 5A Master grade top. Love the clarity and overtones.
@JeremySheppard2 күн бұрын
It’s remarkable!
@joibjalla2 күн бұрын
I love the mahogany growl. I have 3 acoustics with mahogany back and sides. But I'd like to have 1 with rosewood back and sides. Just for different sound and a little more versatility. But every time I listen to comparison videos I like the mahogany one. D18 over D28 and so on.
@iwokeupthismorning23 күн бұрын
Depending where do you live yeah, Hopefully your guitar will hold up, here in Canada the humidity and temperature changes drastically and I saw a couple of Martin needing resets after only 4 or 5 years. Your guitar case is your friend!
@DavidHBurkart3 күн бұрын
$2200. Awesome score! It would be Johnny B. Goode for me... by Marty McFly & the Starlighters of course 😂😂
@tommyg50953 күн бұрын
Nice find... I bought a wonderful Taylor dreadnought (my favorite player) on a cold Winter's day in a Wendy's parking lot in East St. Louis, Illinois. It was so cold out the guitar couldn't resonate, but I took it knowing it fit my hand well.
@paulmassey47963 күн бұрын
GIBSON said if It has 017 it is FAKE
@djangle673 күн бұрын
Grab a flat and round file and make room to install a stat pick up in the neck then thank me later. 👍
@brandoshreds3 күн бұрын
If the guitar is some kind of burst, look at the sides of the guitar in the light... the fakes usually have a vanier that makes it look like a solid piece on top, but on the sides youll see lines showing that its 3,4,5 pieces of wood glued together.
It's like Buying drugs, i heard about this sort of thing! :-0
@jjellen58043 күн бұрын
The finger prints though
@jimwaller54653 күн бұрын
Nice guitar and a 335 will be my 1st electric add when I find the right one!
@mrshiney23 күн бұрын
Too many fakes and stolen property out there
@JeremySheppard2 күн бұрын
One thing I didn’t mention is that I sent the serial number to a friend who is a police officer to check for theft.
@mrshiney22 күн бұрын
@@JeremySheppard Excellent move
@mrshiney22 күн бұрын
@@JeremySheppard I had a CS strat stolen from my house and a friend bought it in a parking lot for $200 2 days later. I just looked at it as a recovery fee