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[@robyates136]

Justin's online lessons deserve a Grammy!! Kept me busy learning for years after many years in the guitar-playing doldrums.

[@richo1234]

Not sure there's a Grammy for best guitar lesson video...

[@robyates136]

@@richo1234 well there should be and Justin should be the inaugural recipient.

[@lewisd580]

I worked in the guitar department at Andertons from 2010-2013. One of my absolute favourite parts of the job was recommending guitars to kids and parents who come in for their first guitar. I'd spend lots of time with them and always used to love seeing the look on the kids face when they'd leave. Miss it quite a bit. Good to see Andertons still going strong!

[@thejusticeization]

why did you quit?

[@Lez325]

Good question @@thejusticeization

[@lewisd580]

​@@thejusticeizationI got my girlfriend pregnant and her dad told me I had to go and work for the family business 😅 Still here ten years later!

[@Zarphag]

@@lewisd580 "Oh no the lad absolutely needs the R9 Les Paul anything less and he wont learn"

[@johnandbenstudios2079]

Hay one question as u used to work there are the ec-35GRII amps for guitars any good the ones that come in the starter packs the 35w ones becaus i want to play some gigs at some local bars and i want to know if thay are good enough

[@theartistlostboy]

He doesn’t know it but 15 years (ish) ago, Justin taught me how to play guitar and I think about those first few lessons every time I pick it up. Thank you Justin for being so ahead of the curve!

[@TheLupin22]

same, i think i started when he was on ustream or one of those lol all of it has stuck with me

[@weets69]

Justin is the KZbin guitar teacher for beginners GOAT. Used his channel millions of. times back when I was starting out. He just has such a relaxed no pressure approach that makes you keep coming back.

[@JaredWilbanks]

YES, so glad to see Justin as a guest! I began his beginners course back in January and can't recommend it enough. Thanks for all you do Justin!

[@akwamarsunzal]

Justin is a beast! Any beginner needs to watch his videos! His lessons are incredible and will really get you moving in the right direction! I have been playing for more years than I care to remember, gigging for decades solo and in a band, and still visit Justins channel for tips on new songs to learn! Thank you Justin! And great to see you at Andertons again!

[@charlie-obrien]

He is probably the best teacher, (online) for a beginner to start with. His knowledge, skill and most of all patience, comes through fully in each video. I compare some of the early lessons he gives to my old Mel Bay guitar book and Justin is light years ahead, especially with his communication.

[@akwamarsunzal]

@@johntate5050 Why?

[@mairenared]

Great choice of demonstrator Lee. Justin is the best guitar tutor on the internet, especially for beginners. I started both acoustic and electric on Yamaha guitars and as I got better moved on to Fender and Gibson. It's funny but I bought a secondhand Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster and did exactly what Justin did. Tuned it to open G and played a few Keith Richards riffs 🤣

[@artax9683]

Love Justin's lessons. He's so great at teaching guitar its unreal.

[@koffiefilter]

Justin is amazing, his lessons are easy to follow and in general a likable guy.

[@CemSaydam]

Justin is the nicest person on earth

[@clivemcdaid8817]

@justinguitar is a real gentleman. Superb teacher and stunning player. Legend!

[@HighZ]

I learned how to play guitar from Justin's videos many years ago. Great to see the man is alive and well! Lots of great points here.

[@EnglishVeteran]

Justin mentioned on a Live Stream Lesson recently that he had been filming at Andertons. Good to see him back.

[@merlin196]

These East Coast guitars look like a great option for anyone starting out. Got my first guitar, a Yamaha Pacifica 112VM, 8 months ago and am very happy with it. I'm really enjoying working through the Justin Guitar beginner course. Justin is a great teacher.

[@doublechinmask3744]

Yamahas cant be beaten

[@TheTazman63]

Justin's website and classes are A class !! So much for the small subscription fee. The PDF workbooks are so informative and the videos are top notch

[@learnwithriffman]

There’s no correct way to learn to play the guitar, it just should be easy & fun! 30sec to 1min videos. www.youtube.com/@learnwithriffman

[@scottanderson4175]

Lee have you ever considered starting some sort of charity event where we the people can donate to help sponsor a deserving recipient with a guitar or complete pack for the holidays🎄I’m sure there are some families that would appreciate the help 🥂

[@ashleyfieldsmusic]

Well done Lee and the team at Andertons. I've been recommending you guys for my students for years. Now helping my students pick out their starter packs couldn't be easier. They all look great!

[@AllanGildea]

Great to see Justin again. Congratulations on your excellent introductory brand. Really good stuff.

[@eburney68]

Great stuff, Lee & Justin! Those East Coast instruments look and sound great. I love how you both advocate for the best combination of value and quality when getting started instead of pushing people into more expensive stuff they don't need. Integrity can't be bought, and you each have loads of it. Thanks for all you do!

[@richardturbine1769]

I recall Tim Pierce and another legendary session player saying, when asked how should a beginner spend a budget, ¼ on guitar and ¾ on the amp.

[@andybinns4993]

Great video, i have been learning from Justin`s free channel fo over 3 years now. My advidice is everyone from any level should go through the stages without rushing, everyone will somethingthing or a lot. Great vid Captin Anderton, it would be great see Justin more.

[@tommytommy1621]

I have a lefty East Coast LP1 and Love it. Amazing value. ( like the one behind Lee`s head)

[@chopperdeath]

Tuning stability, good action, tones and finally looks in this particular order.

[@AndyAttrition]

I am learning guitar with Justin’s app since 2 years. Love it. Cool to see him on this channel.

[@ledhendrix5054]

Its great to see the enthusiasm from these two

[@jimkelly7498]

I happened to visit Andertons that morning, during this video shoot and caught a glimpse of both Justin and Lee,,, brill

[@charlie-obrien]

Nice video for advice on getting a beginner started. I started on a standard acoustic at 11, and my daughter started on an acoustic with an electric size neck dimension at about the same age. She has been a much better player than me ever since she started. I attribute some of that to her not having to struggle with the neck and the high action that my guitar had. Can't stress enough how important it is that the guitar "fits" the beginner well and does not pose issues with playability. Also buy them a digital rechargeable tuner.

[@RobFeldkamp]

I must say, they look great. Sound good in Justin's hands aswell. The amps too. Tempting. I wonder how they feel. But i am just recovering from a bout of GAS. Maybe next year.

[@Graham_Reeves]

To buy a well set up guitar, buy local from an independent shop. They'll have time to set it up. Large shops like Andertons etc just wont have time to check any guitar they send out.

[@savethedandelions]

Lee's so right! You have to want to pick it up, and how it looks wiil make you want to pick it up or not.

[@ThatBaritoneGuitarGuy]

Today's stuff is wild. When we started, in the 90s, we had Squier Bullets and Ibanez Starter packs. They were good for what they were, and got us where we wanted to go. Goodness knows we actually GIGGED with them for years. Today's beginner guitars are what we wished we could have had. On the topic of Squier, Classic Vibe and Vintage Modified are easily as good as a Mexican Fender. In fact, I have one of each, and they are my actual TOURING guitars. Better yet, if you do decide to modify them, at least you are not destroying a $2000 Fender. My $2000 Fender is all-stock, and stays in the studio.

[@pierheadjump]

⚓️ Thanks Justin 🌈 Lee 🎶 acoustic size!!! No dreadnought!!! for beginners 🥸 unless the beginner is 5’ 11”…1.8M …. Yamaha FS 800. I’m 68 yo.. & the biggies are no fun… difficult to get the left hand around 🇬🇧

[@robertdysonn]

One thing that screwed me up six years ago when I was first starting is I heard that it was far better to start on an acoustic because it build your finger strengthen get your hands in better condition however, it didn’t keep my interest and I ended up slipping out for a couple years until I bought my first soul electric guitar. Now I own two electric guitars and a nice acoustic guitar but when you’re first starting out by what you want, not what others suggest as far as electric and acoustic go, that’s a good advice in this video for beginners because you need to keep interest in it when your first learning it’s a slow progress, and if you lose that interest you lose your goal of learning.

[@7171jay]

@robert Excellent advice. An instrument that inspires is a great asset. That doesn't mean it has to be the most expensive guitar just one that is decent, set up well, and makes you want to pick it up. Whether it's a guitar that looks like the one your favorite player uses or just something that has a particular look that appeals the right guitar should call to you from across the room and make you want to play it whether that's the one on the wall of a music store you havent yet purchased or one that you have owned for a long time. A guitar that is overly difficult to play really doesn't help anyone. Honestly I think for someone starting out tuning to either E flat or even D standard at least some of the time could be a real help.

[@Clewerly]

Indeed, I saw only the other day a parent asking for guitar advice on a local community FB group and the first reply was acoustic was better to learn on. And I was like not if the child is going to get bored with acoustic!

[@robertdysonn]

@@Clewerly exactly, keeping your interest is the primary goal when you start. Now that I’ve learned to play a little bit, I do have a nice acoustic, which I play pretty often to build my strength, but I’ve already learned some things about playing already.

[@ExternalInputs]

@@Clewerly Considering the first goal should be learning to play, an acoustic is a better choice. If you want to learn piano, buy a piano, not a synthesiser, so you'll focus on learning the keyboard, not endlessly fiddling with patches, settings, filters and envelopes instead. The longer you can protect the child from all the electric guitar, amp, pedal bullshit, the better, 'cause if you're the parent, you'll be the one saddled with buying all that. If you buy them a 3/4 sized travel-type acoustic, they'll have a use for that even if and when they graduate to electrics. I still have and use mine.

[@Clewerly]

@@ExternalInputs I highly disagree. You need to keep them interested. If they aren't enthused by the instrument provided, you may as well not bother. Did you even watch the video and Justin's advice? You say if 'you' want to learn, then later if you are the parent, which I think misses the point entirely. Lee said it himself, parents often buy stuff they want, not what will keep the child interested longer than a few days

[@grahamtinkler4562]

Super advice...............all beginners should watch this to the end!

[@SeanDS1989]

I'd love to try an East Coast some day, if for no other reason, just to support Andertons... keep up the great work guys!

[@1revwilly]

LEE ANDERTON! You have done it yet again! KDH has already been on the phone to Santa campaigning to have you placed on the naughty list for promoting one of your own brands from your own store in your own KZbin videos once again! lol :-) All joking aside, East Coast guitars are a great value for sure and there's absolutely nothing wrong with promoting your business interests either. Keep up the great work, this channel is awesome! :-)

[@-Pol-]

The thing with the pricier hollowbody guitars is that you can just snatch them up play them on a whim acoustically without having to go through a procedure of plugging in switching on and fiddling about with all the dials. You can kick back and noodle away late at night without disturbing family or neighbours. They're quieter than a regular acoustic guitar which for me means that i don't feel self conscious about annoying others with my repetetive practicing. I have an Epiphone Casino Coupe now and I love it for all the above reasons - If I'd bought such a guitar when I first tried to learn instead of the budget solidbody guitar I got instead because I liked the look of it, I probably wouldn't have given up first time around. I'd be a much better player today with 20 more years practice behind me... oh well.

[@clarissaanaferreirasieiro2127]

Love Justin , i started playing guitar watching his videos and at the time also brought his beginners book . I still watch Justin videos , love his way of teaching and his voice is so calm and captivating when is teaching ,Justin is a legend . I couldn't understand if Lee was trying to sell a beginners guitar pack to Justin or the all intention of the video was just to promote the brand East Coast guitars ? I don't know if is just me but, i felt Lee was quite tense and next second hyper like a ruching seller's man! I am sure Justin know perfectly every single aspect of a guitar and amps . I do love Andertons videos but this video i just watched because Justin was the invited but the all vibe of the video from part of Lee really didn't feel right to me ! I completely get , is Christmas time and probably the biggest time of the year for sales , what is very important for Andertons , but to me didn't feel right ! ( i notice that sometime happens in other videos this same behaviour/aproach from Lee whith Peter and other Andertons employees when are present , but that's ok as they are Andertons (Lee) employees and Andertons main focus is sales ) Saying this thumbs up as i really love Justin . H

[@stoneysdead689]

While I agree that it's better if you're just starting out to go with a less expensive, off brand instrument- you do want to make sure it's still la decent instrument that will perform properly. I taught beginners guitar for a few years at a local shop-same shop Josh from JHS pedals used to manage. He wasn't there when I was though- I'm much older than Josh, we have met though- a couple times. I bought a bass from him once and he had a car wreck one time, and I happened to be driving by when it happened. I stopped and watched them load him up- I was shocked he was alive- it was a bad wreck. Anyway, I had kids come in routinely with instruments that were just junk- they wouldn't intonate, they wouldn't hold tune, the action was horrible- you can't learn like this. We would lend them a guitar while they were in class but- then they had nothing at home to practice on but junk. And 99% of these kids quit, they lost interest- understandably. It has to function properly- doesn't have to look that great or sound like a million bucks- but it has to tune up, hold tune reasonably, and intonate reasonably. It doesn't have to intonate or hold tune perfectly- but it needs to get reasonably close. Otherwise, the kid will be constantly fighting his instrument, get frustrated, and lose interest.

[@fabienbourdier9847]

Justin is the best, absolute fan of the guy

[@OFFICIAL.jonathanharvey]

What a great starting point for any aspiring new guitarist! What’s not to love about these guitars?❤

[@anthonycutt8854]

I get annoyed at the lack of options I have as a lefty but I believe if I went into Andertons to choose my first guitar back in 1994, and I was right handed, I'd still be there now.

[@suede__]

Big guitars players now also often have guitars from custom, high quality, low batch brands like Bilt, Mood, Elliot, etc.

[@ethr95awd]

the amp in the pack is to make sure the guitar works - then you run straight out an buy a proper one :D

[@kiethyrich]

my first guitar was a hohner strat in pearl white. my amp was my dads hifi system. lol

[@tymanngruter1808]

Best shop for any guitarslinger!

[@lauriemacquanan2141]

Thanks Lee for having Justin as a guest player on this Video! Thank you for showing AND EXPLAINING the full West Coast Range of electric and Acoustic Guitars. I thot you (Lee) was a bit rushed but I realized that you are.... trying to keep the length of the video short as possible DURING a day when you are open!! While trying to also show each WC model, and amps shiny parts, bc you are filming live its hard to say hey get me ...that model to a person off screen. There are SO many moving parts.

[@nightwishlover8913]

East Coast.

[@keithskelton2287]

Well done guys brilliant for a starter pack

[@ScGendo]

Where's Justin's hat??

[@JaredWilbanks]

Only used for holding the mic in videos 🤣

[@jalas7209]

In another video he said that he forgot it.

[@Old_Geezer]

Agree wholeheartedly with what both Lee and Justin said about a first guitar, whether you're an adult or are buying for your kids. It makes more sense to start with a decent budget instrument, decent being the operative word. I own two East Coast guitars - a T-Style with a P90 in the neck that cost me less than £100 (B stock due to a supposed finish flaw but unless you went over it with a magnifying glass you'd never spot it). It played well out of the box but a new set of quality strings and a very slight setup made it very good indeed). It sounds good, looks decent and is very nice to play. Then again if you're fortunate enough to be a money is no object kind of customer, none of the discussion about budget matters really, even if it's a first timer's guitar. I also own an L1 - the same blue flame top as featured here. It looks absolutely beautiful and it sounds really, really good too - sure it's not a Gibson and you can't expect it to be, but it's way better than many other well known brands who make more expensive "entry level" LP copies without a set neck. I paid £150.00 for mine, another B Stock that was basically mint and saved me 25%. There is at least one other UK based retailer with their own in-house brand who offer an LP style model but the East Coast range probably offers most bang for your buck for this style of guitar. I'd be happy to recommend them to any player, beginner or otherwise. My son's guitar teacher has played both of mine and done some minor set up work on the Tele. He owns a whole Fender stable (no Gibson though) worth who knows what and knows his instruments as he's also a luthier. He was very complimentary about both, especially when he found out how inexpensive they were. I don't think he was being polite - I watched him play them and he was clearly enjoying himself - he also made them sound way better than I can! I'm very content with my affordable East Coast models, they're hard to beat for the money and I've found the quality to be very good. I wouldn't say they are only for beginners by any means - they're a great choice for anyone on a budget or anyone who just wants more toys - or if you maybe want to try a new style of guitar from your preferred instrument and don't want to break the bank. When my son started playing, we considered another East Coast as he liked both of mine but he is a Strat fan and they were edged out by the Jet JS400 he saw in Sea Foam Green. As he's a lefty, we got an impossible to pass up deal on one that I'm guessing the small shop was having trouble selling. (Also very, very good guitars for the money). Nowadays, there are a host of budget options out there and many of them deliver a lot more than the price tag might suggest. That never used to be the case and it's great because it definitely opens up the world of guitars to a lot more people and increases the chances that they will persevere if they have a halfway decent instrument to begin with. The only other budget instruments I own come from another well known and even bigger (European) retailer who I won't be cheeky and name here - I'm sure a lot of viewers can guess. I've never had a lemon from them either for guitars in the sub £100 -250 range. If you're a parent and your child is showing an interest in learning to play, you're not going to have to take out a mortgage to start them off on the right foot - and if they end up abandoning the idea, as some will, at least you spent a lot less than you would have on an Xbox or Playstation and the guitars showcased here only represent the cost of about 4 weeks worth of one-on-one lessons from a guitar teacher. Of course, you could dispense with the guitar teacher and learn through Justin's excellent and free online courses - in a year that could save you £1500 to spend on more/better gear as a reward for your progress - motivation, if you like. This is not a sponsored comment and for those complaining about this video being an advert, well, sure, of course it is. If you had a business would you refuse to advertise it? I'm just saying, from a customer's point of view, that it's not false advertising and Andertons have no reason not to be proud of their East Coast range - they sell musical instruments (most of them through online sales I believe) and they cater to buyers of all types and experience levels. As an online retailer, of course they advertise online, expecting them not to is just plain dumb. I originally found them years ago through KZbin as I'm sure did a lot of other people who don't live near their physical store.

[@jimmyjimmy951]

You have to ask, why upgrade when affordable gear is so good these days..?

[@brucepiland]

We live in the golden age of instruments. C&C machining gives great results at a fraction of the cost of years ago.

[@snowcamellion]

Lock tuners. Even the affordable line of guitars NEEDS locking tuners. The tuning pegs it comes with aren't the best, I had a few strings always out of tune. I started out with the Eastcoast L1 , loved it - eventually did upgrade the tuners and pickups. Still play it. Looks great.

[@Healcraft]

tuners are almost never the reason for being out of tune... its the nut

[@artwizardsam3238]

Me with 4 guitars still watching this like an addict.

[@robinbhairam7508]

Great video … Justin is a legend… I’m only disappointed that he didn’t take this opportunity to get away with playing Stairway in a music store!! 😂😂

[@generallyfinefx]

My first amp was a kareoke machine! 🤣. The products available now are unbelievable!

[@craigparse1439]

I started with the Gorilla GG-20. Yes the "Tube Stack" was painfully bad.

[@Bobbydawriter]

Well presented, boys.

[@StopTheRot]

My experience of learning would lead me to one opinion for people buying their first guitar. Don’t get a Strat. Partly because everyone does, but also because it’s difficult to get cheap single coils to sound good with a cheap amp, particularly as a beginner. Get something with humbuckers. I had an 80s Tokai Strat when starting (turns out it’s a cracking guitar. I still have it). A friend had a Les Paul copy - a reasonably nice one I think - and through my cheap amp his sounded SO much better, particularly without a band. Edit: I think this video demonstrates this pretty well actually.

[@tres311]

I got my first guitar for Christmas as an 11 year old….when I asked for drums. My dad sold his CBS era fender mustang (beat to hell) for $300 in 1998 and bought what would be a worthless acoustic guitar today. They forced me into lessons of which I had Zero interest and I think the music I was listening to was Biggie and Puff daddy? lol anyways, slowly I found it more interesting and with time my taste in music evolved.

[@creationinspired200]

Subscribed to your teaching channel thank you 🙏

[@learnwithriffman]

There’s no correct way to learn to play the guitar, it just should be easy & fun! 30sec to 1min videos. www.youtube.com/@learnwithriffman

[@stevenbird1431]

Great video!! 🎸👍

[@RobFeldkamp]

Do all the guitars have the same kinds of frets? Neck profile? Radius? Scale?

[@SRone45]

16 year old Nirvana loving me would have loved that Offset.

[@stuartmiller7419]

This is as close to altruism as you'll get from a company that needs to turn a profit to survive. A great watch.

[@CornerstoneWorshipTutorials]

I always wanted more videos on EastCoast guitars and here is a COMPLETE video featuring everything one needs to know!

[@chrissheppard342]

How is it complete. Where in this video do they show the east coast sg guitars.

[@CornerstoneWorshipTutorials]

@@chrissheppard342 They've got a whole playlist!

[@steventhomas231]

Any more sound like on the way? Been ages since the last one.

[@zebulon39u]

I put my order in several times for a "Sound Like Yes". I'd love to hear Dave and Cici sounding like Chris Squire and Steve Howe. Maybe they've never even heard of Yes. Which "Sound Likes" would you like to hear Steven?

[@TruthHurts2u]

These guitars and amps look like they blow the doors off the old Sears guitar and amp we learned to play on. We didn't have the internet back then and I had no clue about setups or playability. It had horrible action, it was hard as heck to play, even harder to make it sound right, it never stayed in tune and half the tuners were either too sloppy or mostly stripped out after the first year anyway. If I hadn't been so dedicated to learning to play guitar I would have given it up. I look back now and even though those cheap old Western Auto, Sears and Montgomery Ward guitars hurt our learning and playing experience overall, I can't help but think of the ways they helped us once we got our hands on a 'real' guitar.

[@Plumcraziness]

I've been playing guitar for 30 years now and I still get a kick out of watching budget gear videos.

[@offmerocker1467]

Justin shows off and lets his mate watch him play guitar. All was going well until around 28:40 😀

[@deedub7777]

A no-brainer, these guitar starter packs are cheaper than a games console... without the games!

[@mikeaaron2819]

If indeed these Eastcoast guitars are as good if not better than the Epihone equivalent (as Justin says), and guitarists have been known to use the cheaper but more well known brands as their main guitars and gig with the likes of Squire and Epiphone then, these great guitars aren’t just for beginners are they? There is an argument for sticking with an Eastcoast well set up for life.

[@avhaggerty]

research is everything when buying anything 🙂

[@artiefufkin3292]

Hello to everyone watching that has been playing guitar for 30+ years 😂 My first amp was a Gorilla GG20 - pure crap. Things are so much better now.

[@Karlos-bh9zk]

Probably all play well, cause they've been set up before hand. Started off as as top tips for beginners, to a blatant add for Eastcoast guitars. Shame really, but there you go, it's Christmas, gotta make a sale

[@gradis13]

Thank you this will help.me a lot

[@maxbialystock254]

Decent telecaster with nice action and good tuners. Now go win a fight with that thing

[@learnmusicwithme4170]

Does Anderton's check the set up on all the guitars they get from the factories?

[@learnmusicwithme4170]

@@BGS456 I meant the Chinese factories for the Eastcoast stuff.

[@jasonsomerville2504]

Would like to hear the 35w amp in that big space

[@MrAgent00i]

What about buying your third guitar? Any tips :D

[@jennyhardman5494]

Did anyone else notice a little bit of Jethro Tull in there?

[@paulbanner9612]

If ya want an acoustic just get a Faith ..👍😎👍🎸

[@segazora]

I find it odd that you're talking about guitars that are presumably being purchased for children or teenagers but you're talking about 'if you're a fan of this person' and mentioning bands who were in their prime at least 30 years ago. I feel like it makes more sense to describe a genre of playing than naming artists who I'm sure most of these young potential players have never heard of. I'm nearly 30 and couldn't tell you what Clapton or Gilmour sound like but if you mention a brit pop band from the 90s I might be able to relate to the sound you're talking about.

[@charlie-obrien]

Lol, yes, I don't know how many 11 year old fans Clapton has. But Taylor Swift likes to play a Tele. One of her first guitars was a pink paisley.

[@JGJ111]

Great guitars for the money! Can’t help but comment though I was getting frustrated in the end listening. Let the man speak Lee! I get your trying to get across how great the guitars are, but you kept cutting Justin off when he was speaking 😅

[@captainkempo460]

Is there any way to get eastcoasts in the USA at a similar price?

[@Nizodizo]

How do you buy a guitar from Andertons Music Co?

[@learnwithriffman]

There’s no correct way to learn to play the guitar, it just should be easy & fun! 30sec to 1min videos. www.youtube.com/@learnwithriffman

[@unifyhumanity360]

I’m Justin and had the Same First AMP,DID WE JUST BECOME BEST FRIENDS!?!?!

[@ccaputa]

I never realized how tall Justin was until I saw him standing next to Lee.

[@tonyt.1596]

Too bad these are not available in the USA..

[@roryt1985]

When the John Browne video dropping ?

[@repomanband]

"...a red guitar, 3 chords, and the truth..." - U2

[@MrTabasham1990]

If you enjoy Justin's free courses, make sure to send some money his way.

[@playtilithertz]

How many EastCoast did Justin buy lol

[@Dutcharmytent]

My advice is get a guitar with a thin comfortable neck that fits your hand. Also start with a nylon string guitar.

[@jnattress]

A little unsettling to see Justin without his cap

[@joshash5944]

So amazed at the quality of instruments now at the bottom of the price range. No offence Maton but i've picked up $400 or $500 guitars that sound and play a lot better than your $3000 instruments. (I'd never admit that to my wife though)😀

[@DatMetalBoi75]

Ive been playing for seven years. Why am I watching this?

[@ExternalInputs]

Considering this is obviously aimed at Christmas and a lot of those receiving guitars as gifts will be children, hardly any time was spent on them. In this so-called beginners guide, acoustic guitars were quickly whittled down to full, 3/4 and 1/2 sizes without any talk of neck width and scale length, just "what's in stock". No mention that a 3/4 size "traveller" acoustic isn't just for kids, they're still useful when you've grown up and travelling. Much more an ad than a guide.

[@fraenkiboii]

Christmas => QVC mode activate

[@jamesfafrak7288]

You should get Glenn Fricker on the show and do you some blindfold tests for metal guitar amps. That would be fun to watch. Love the channel.