Everything You Need To Know About Buying Your First Electric Guitar!

[@roundboywarm]

I really prefer the room mics! Like you said, it shows what it sounds like in real life. More of this please!

[@allanallan4791]

Its almost 2020 and all we need is one sm 57 or 58 hanging in the room ahaha

[@andertons]

We'll try to when it is appropriate - thanks for the feedback. It really helps!

[@tome1903]

@@andertons It would be really nice if they were used somewhere when doing an amp demo. Maybe not the whole video, but just having like 2 or 3 minutes to show what the amps sound like with a room mic instead of with a mic right in front of the amp

[@Muzikman127]

@@tome1903 Could not agree with this more

[@artwizardsam3238]

Viewers here be like : **Has 5+ guitars** Still watches the video start to finish.

[@BenWGray]

Damn straight

[@StgYCobalt]

Lol I have 8

[@fritsvanzanten3573]

Makes you more of an expert, advicing nephews, neighbour kids, random people in tbe street, in guitar shops and in YT comments.

[@classicmacos1682]

Damn I have 4

[@manceanon7139]

So true!

[@karatebuff]

I love the way Justin keeps stepping in to elaborate on what going on he really is a teacher at heart and you see he really cares.

[@bkmeahan]

Love how Justin doesn't assume viewers come with any knowledge at all and explains the basics quickly and concisely. Wish he and youtube would have been around when I started.

[@torbenmeldgaard8112]

I have learned immense amounts from Justin. And he seems like such a nice guy. Huge thumbs up from me!

[@andertons]

Justin is a fantastic teacher! We love having him on the channel - he is super helpful and a great inspiration!

[@krissyehayes3100]

Of course Justin is a nice guy, he is originally an Aussie.

[@pablo9364]

Good having Justin on. Sometimes Andertons vids have too much silliness (ie more than 80%) can get boring especially when watching the vid more than once. Justin keeps the talk more informatively rich and less biased and orientated to the player rather than the buyer.

[@zephyrsamurai2775]

Pete & Cap keep speeding through while Justin is actually slowing down and teaching us the tutorial

[@richg1221]

100% he's a true teacher.

[@RicardoRiveroHerrera]

Been playing for 13 years but I still watched this from 00:00 to 29:43. Andertons TV is life.

[@andertons]

Our viewers & customers are life! Thanks for allowing us to make videos like this. If you didn't tune in, it simply wouldn't be possible :)

[@pokemigg8606]

When you're not a beginner and know all this but still watch it start to end

[@andertons]

We could all do with a refresher at times! Hindsight is wonderful, but even with experience, there are some great bits of info. in here!

[@elledechenestudio]

@@andertons so true, but I wish I had watched this before going down the rabbit hole.

[@Spentelectrons]

Theirs other comments with higher thumbs up then this that essentially say the same thing but I appriciate the intelligence in proper English. I value intelligence over the perception of hip.

[@Spentelectrons]

And yes. I have 8 guitars/bass and watched start to finish

[@commentfreely5443]

gibson scale is better to the fingers feeling. most guitars are stratish.

[@fritsvanzanten3573]

The educational part of this video is that a good teacher doesn't show how much he knows, but tells as little as possible. Bad teachers try to impress with their amount of knowledge and experience (leaving their pupils depressed, confused and discouraged (but impressed)).

[@EnglishVeteran]

Great to see Justin on. Great bloke. Great teacher. When he talks, people listen. Also thumbs up to The Anderton Team. I enjoy all their videos.

[@jessecoble4576]

25 year player with 13 guitars in the house. Still watching start to finish. There is a wealth of value in anything this group has to offer.

[@netgibbon1787]

I actually really like this microphone setup. Amps will normally sound different depending on the room so this is a really good way of showcasing each amplifier's merits.

[@barryduff3047]

I agree. I hope they use it in more videos

[@geoffreyallen888]

Close mic-ing is the hugest mistake of modern recording. It's better to record the room.

[@DH-og5yr]

But also placement

[@Hardcaslte]

I really like Justin's approach in this video. Really breaks out down to such a simple mindset that someone who has little to no guitar experience can at least have a starting point to go into a store and find something to start on. Great group and collaboration for sure!

[@funkydoodycool]

I’ve been playing 28 years, but still watched this. Your videos are enjoyable ;)

[@thebarondisco7741]

I love the "we decided to put a lot less effort into this video" disclaimer at the begining. Can't complain about honesty.

[@Falor99]

Really need a what you need to know about buying your 6th guitar edit: I should say, I don't have them all at once. I've sold the ones that don't get used anymore.

[@adamturner7314]

@@eddiehearnclips8532 I dont know, i think it's an issue a lot of us here have to deal with. It's an addiction.

[@adiiqbal8010]

@@eddiehearnclips8532 whether you like or not, you'll be there soon....

[@shawndouglass2939]

You need to know how much it's going to piss off your wife, that money you'll be spending on it 😆

[@Ramdas_Devadiga]

that's a GASsy statement!

[@anders2772]

Find the one you really want no budget and go from there

[@tomheyerly9082]

I like how you guys turned off the snobbery and found your guitar childhoods. Honest opinions, informed by knowledge and experience, and geared towards someone starting their musical adventure. Love it!

[@ajmiller8887]

It’s nice to see some of the good guys together. There are so many guitar douchbags. You guys really help. 3 of my favorites

[@jamessutherington3471]

3 legends! Inspired me to be brave enough to pick up a guitar at 46 yrs old and learn. 3 top blokes.👍🎸

[@suminshizzles6951]

Still playing?

[@the1khronohs40]

Yes! When I was 15 my father helped me buy my first electric guitar. He had some contacts, and experience from when he played guitar in his youth. I was into stuff like G'n'R, Metallica, Pantera, Sepultura, etc. But I ended up with a triple sunburst 60's stratocaster MIJ. Needless to say it wasn't quite the guitar I should have had at that time. I learned a few Green Day tunes on it, then put it away. Bought a pink Slash inspired Epiphone LP 'cause it looked awesome, but ended up taking it back 'cause I didn't like the feel of it. Then bought a used Ibanez, GRATE value for the money, and played it religiously for the next decades. Still love it, though I now have lots of others. BUT the cool thing is, now I'm 37, and that old 'JapStrat' is fast becoming my favorite guitar! So NOW, 20 odd years later, it has become 'the right' guitar for me. I'm SOOO glad I haven't sold it! And that's because of advice my father gave me; he has always regretted selling his first. What ever you do, DON'T SELL THAT ONE! And thankfully I didn't... Anyway, great advice here guys! Cheers!

[@Stands-In-The-Fire]

Even as somebody who has been around, played, and owned more instruments than I'd care to admit over the last couple of decades and some, this was a great video. Great fun to watch, and always good to see things taken back to the basics.

[@billybobbongo]

I have learnt so much from Justin over the years, looking forward to more collaboration between my two favorite guitar based KZbin Channels!

[@Bahjatalsabeh]

Hey its coach Justin!! Would like to take a moment and thank you coach. You might never see this but, living in Syria, you helped me more than you can imagine. Thank you again.

[@jasonmcelhaney646]

This is one of the best videos I have seen describing the differences in guitars for beginners looking to purchase their first guitar. Great job guys!

[@SevenPillarOfFolly]

I had my first guitar for 22 years, just purchased my second for my 40th Birthday

[@weschilton]

Daniel Conaghan Congrats and happy birthday!

[@dazednconfused-r4o]

Out of curiosity, what guitar did you have?

[@SevenPillarOfFolly]

@@dazednconfused-r4o A very rubbish Fenix by Young Chang, in a very interesting green burst.

[@shawndouglass2939]

Not used to seeing Justin without his hat 😀

[@MikePirnat]

Came here to comment about the lack of hat; it’s freaking me out!

[@williamb4652]

Yeah he’s not as bald as I expected

[@ninjamagz]

A cool guest on top of the coolest crew in the world! Big thanks to the whole Andertons Team!

[@bateriasautosil]

I love Justin and those goofballs!

[@andertons]

That's a bit harsh...Justin is a goofball too!

[@rudiger1337]

I thought I knew a lot but some of the technical jargon is very new to me.. switchy thing for instance.

[@simplygreg17ify]

Loved the way you did the audio in this video personally. It gives a better & real time comparison to us that don't regularly mic amps anyways.

[@j.a.s.1416]

The legend himself.... More of Justin on every channel!

[@OCEpic]

Not even going to lie, I still find these videos really enjoyable and exciting even after playing for a couple of years, it takes me back to when I was buying my first guitar :) Great Video!

[@Blues-man.]

Pete, is such a great guitar player, he needed to give more input, I take his word as fair and honest, and professional !

[@deormanrobey892]

Agree with an earlier commenter, the Tele Squire is probably the best of the bunch for a beginner. easy to tune, easy enough to play, without being overly sensitive to finger pressure, not very expensive, and retains some of it's value..

[@anzefajfar3072]

I actually prefer the room mics. Sounds really nice

[@arnumorales]

I agree, my first guitar I bought it based on the look of the Billy Corgan's Fender signature guitar, because at the time I was very into the Smashing Pumpkins music. It's a Squier deluxe hot rails, I still have the guitar, it's great.

[@H20nas]

Pete can make anything sound good. I bet he can make an out of tune guitar sound like magic.

[@andertons]

Rumour has it, Pete hasn't had to tune his guitar since 1972

[@andertons]

ps. did you see this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYitcpeOfNytqrc

[@barryleslie7727]

Great video. I've really started to get a lot of love for Justin and even though I've been playing for over 30 years, his lessons still teach me a lot. I thought it was well broken down for would-be guitarists. Great video guys, thanks for including newbies as well 😊👍

[@bclmax]

rule 1 is to have a budget...rule 2 spend 60% on the amp...rule 3 buy a guitar that when u look at it u want to touch it

[@stanislavmigra]

I agree, but in era of Boss Katana, Im no longer for rule 2.

[@shawndouglass2939]

@@stanislavmigra in a good or bad way, do you like the Katana ?

[@stanislavmigra]

@@shawndouglass2939 in the best possible. In my opinion, there is no better investment for first amp then Katana 1x12 combo. You can be loud, quiet, jazzy, metal, blugrass whatever in one package. And with decent effects on top.

[@taixiangqi9872]

@@stanislavmigra If I getting a 260£ plus guitar, can I pair a Katana 1x12 combo or should I go anything more?

[@stanislavmigra]

@@taixiangqi9872 combo is enough

[@firemarshal2629]

Love seeing Justin on the channel, just a cool dude.

[@Darkestoceans]

I got a black donner dlp 124b for $126 with a case and strap. I got the boss 50 amp. I am ready to learn!

[@tonyg656]

Saw all 3 segments and loved how you did it! Great job with surprising results. Keep up the great work

[@nicolasallen8072]

If you are just starting on guitar, learn the CAGED system. Do this immediately and you will save literally years of time in your progress.

[@RaRex9]

Thank you guys, for inviting Justin ! He is an amazing person. I learned a guitar from his website.

[@rogerblack4603]

For those people really on the fence deciding whether they should get a guitar, there’s also the used market. I thought guitar would be too hard to learn which put me off trying for years. However I saw a nice looking used guitar on an auction website and ‘accidentally' won it. Turns out learning guitar is easier than I thought (big thanks to Justin !). Now I’m looking for my second guitar...

[@twoshotsmcgee663]

Loved hearing all the guitars played clean in this

[@williamb4652]

So I actually drove down to Guildford the day I saw this vid and bought myself one of those East Coast GL130 Les Pauls Justin’s courses are great.

[@merak1168]

Thank you so much for this video! I love that you used pictures for some features so we can truly understand whats going on in the inside of the guitar. I personally know nothing about guitars so this video helped a lot.

[@davidmajor1093]

That " Mustang " at the end of the Vid , really does it all...great for beginner, small, short scale, will rock out and Loves Gain..fun to play..Explore it more Justin, and thanks Andertons for excellent video's !!!!

[@tomriley_bike]

I got a Pacifica when I started learning. 3 years in and I’ve only just begun considering buying my second electric, it’s a truly great guitar for the money (£179 I paid at the time)

[@joewatson406]

Suggestion: check out the Variax Standard. It is made by Yamaha and is basically a Pacifica with extra magic electronics, so if you like and get on with your Pacifica you'll like and get on with the Variax (at least from a playing perspective), and the versatility it offers is incredible.

[@tomriley_bike]

Joe Watson thanks for the tip! Will take a look 👊🏻

[@joewatson406]

@@tomriley_bike Hope you enjoy :). Even if you don't fancy one, I think you'll agree the concept is interesting.

[@tyretstel]

been following Justins course for well over a year, he's a great tutor, has a very very good teaching style :)

[@W00dyPr0ducti0ns]

I actually prefer the room mics you should use them more often

[@davedavem]

Great to see Pete and Justin playing together.

[@DaltonSpence-d8v]

Crazy that I haven’t seen anybody in the comments mention those East Coast guitars. They sound great!!!

[@boggeshzahim3713]

I own 12 guitars and have been playing for almost 10 years. I will watch this video

[@xairvian]

i started on a squier tele. couldn't recommend it more. no trem getting in the way, evem the cheapest one stays in tune fine, action can be adjusted easily. only the pickups tend to be a little ice picky but thats a small price to pay.

[@ryand141]

How do you adjust the action? I'm looking for an affordable guitar (under £200) that will be easy to play right out of the box. Which Tele squier did you buy? Recommend?

[@xairvian]

@@ryand141 I bought a squier affinity tele in Sunburst and Maple fingerboard. Played great out of the box. Only lowered the action at the bridge saddles with a small screwdriver. Haven't bought another guitar since. I ordered it online and never tested it before. Highly recommended. Try one out if you can. If not, just get a colour you dig. I'd go for a dark/rosewood/etc. fingerboard (the maple one gets dirty really quickly) EDIT: I had to replace the output jack cover. The plastic one broke and I replaced it with one I made myself from a small sheet of aluminium I had lying around!

[@TheLittleEconomist]

Something to say about the bullet mustang compared to the real mustang is that the body is bigger. On the mustang if you are smaller, it is much easier to play sitting down. I'm on the smaller side and found playing my sg copy gave me shoulder pain and back ache. My mustang feels so comfortable to play, I can now play for 2 hrs without pain. Comfort is the most important thing when choosing a guitar and as a beginer that's not so ething I really understood until I wanted to practice for over an hour.

[@hawaii2k]

Can the dog be a returning presenter?

[@pablo9364]

That’s chapmans replacement.

[@andertons]

We're trying to negotiate a deal with his management at the moment. We're optimistic.

[@nischay1810]

Shout-out to Justin from South Africa. He has taught thousands of people how to play guitar across the globe.

[@williama-d6]

I bought a squire mustang bullet the other day its my new favourite guitar

[@zonnemarktklachtovermontag8141]

This is great! Been playing a long time, and own way 2 much stuff... at least.. according to my wife. You (all) are truly fun to watch and all the content has improved a lot over the years! Keep it coming!!! The Eastcoast stuff sounds great for the value! If i ever see one i’ll give it a try.

[@adiiqbal8010]

My first guitar was a 3/4 classical guitar my dad bought me from argos 8 years ago. And today it is still one of my favourite guitars to play. So basically as long as it feels good and you're used to it you'll love it. It has a really high action that cant be adjusted because it has no trussrod but instill love it

[@zeta2325]

Nice do you still play and what guitars you play now

[@adiiqbal8010]

@@zeta2325 I have a fender american standard which is my most expensive but if I'm honest it diesnt matter because as you play you become so used to the necks that my classical guitar feels like it's worth 10k. To me anyway. I've also got a Yamaha ac1r which sounds godly. Something keeps bringing me back tho to my first guitar

[@TheFlyingPlectrum]

Good idea and Justin is spot on about playability first. However, you might also demonstrate an "intermediate" priced guitar alongside these. Not everyone wants a budget guitar to learn on so paying more for a "proper" instrument that will be good for years to come might be a better choice for some and if they go off the instrument it will still have some residual value second hand whereas these guitars will go in the bin 9 times out of 10.

[@derpimusmaximus8815]

The other thing to consider about a new guitar - budget for a setup. It might cost nearly half what you spent on the guitar itself, but it is absolutely worth it in terms of playability and tuning stability.

[@taffskates4150]

I managed to pick up a vintage vrs100 recently with Wilkinson pickups and trem second hand for £100 and it's such an amazing guitar to look at and makes me want to play every day and a quality guitar

[@JacksterDude12]

Been playing for about 8 years now and I've got to tell you, I was the type to buy the funky looking guitars used (which had old strings on and weren't setup properly) or get cheap guitars and poorly modify them. Anyways, if you're a beginner, please please PLEASE listen to these guys! They know what they're on about; all those things they said to avoid, i've done them all and don't think that doing it the 'hard way' will make you a better guitarist! It WILL slow you down (Only reason I still play was because I was a masochist. And I finally learned how to setup a guitar properly after 5 painful years lol). So yeah, invest in a good entry level guitar, those Eastcoasts look great! It will save you a lot of pain and heartache down the road. Great vid guys!

[@johncarden8985]

If I may say, re removing the whammy bar for beginners, the thing that got me going on the guitar was the magic of the sound. Chords? I didn't know any. But the magic of that tremelo bar gave wonderful swooping sounds. Let the imagination flow and that will drive you through the pain and difficulty of learning. My piano teacher when I was a kid beat the enthusiasm out of my by insisting on simple boring melodies but using the full technique, hand positions etc. Leave the whammy bar on!!!

[@danielvassallo2974]

This is so fun to watch even though im not a beginner

[@davidyoung1962]

I am too young to have seen Hendrix, But I saw Van Halen In Vancouver the summer of 78'. It was a Life changing experience. We had never seen Anything like that before. I was 16 years old. Soo glad I grew up in the 70's. By the way, saw them 5 times after that.

[@ZappaBlues]

A proper set up and the right strings are SOOOOOOOO important for a beginner's guitar.

[@cirjames2540]

The beginnings of a super group-Justin and Pete!

[@rushilpudaruth6969]

All cheers to Justin the most awesome teacher online

[@micahfoordphotography3206]

Almost prefer the more organic “in the room” sound

[@dabradguy]

Good stuff. My first guitar was a silvertone electric from a friend. Spent more time tuning than anything. A fender acoustic was the first guitar that stayed in tune long enough to learn anything.

[@sowhat5150]

I’m not looking for a first guitar but think this is a must watch for anyone who is. If I was giving someone advice I would mention how the neck feels as most important. For example Les Pauls typically have a wider rounder neck profile vs Stats typically have a narrower flatter neck profile. Scale length makes a big difference too but as long as you have average size hands I don’t think it matters that much. A set up is a must and I think all guitar retailers should include a complimentary set up at least for all first time buyers. Totally agree with get the style of guitar that your guitar hero plays.

[@Em_t_]

I still love my first electric guitar. It was a cheap sx strat copy, I have done some upgrades to it and still play it 16 years later. They were 100% right about playability. That guitar is so nice to play. If I had to sell guitars for financial reasons I wouldn't part with that one.

[@tomriley_bike]

19 seconds in. You guys should definitely do audio this way more. I’ve watched so many of your videos, gone to a guitar shop (not always Andertons), plugged into something I’ve seen on your channel and 9/10 times gone “oh, this doesn’t sound like I thought it did”. Love all your content and pleeeease get more purple tele’s 😬

[@glennsophie3235]

Just been through it so suggest 1. Does it inspire. 2. Playability, action, sharp fret ends. 3. Stays in tune. 4. Longevity, basically mechanically sound with decent finish and can be upgraded later. The last point is that you will form an emotional attachment to your first guitar and it's great to want to keep playing it as you improve and extend your guitar collection.

[@AgustinDelaFuenteF]

Thankyou so much for your videos. I have been playing guitar for nearly 10 years and i couldnt click away.

[@puffin7285]

The best guitar is the one that makes you want to pick it up whenever you look at it. Having a guitar that inspires you is the most important thing as a beginner because when you hit a wall and there are many walls to break through when learning, the guitar needs to make you want to come back to it.

[@gregorya326]

I agree I've been playing for years, Justin is the best teacher out there. When I was looking for a good teacher, there were a lot of showboats, that wasted your time.

[@harlequin75]

OMG you got Justin on. The greatest guitar teacher I know. Sweet as.

[@brianshickey]

You mention pick the guitar that plays well. If I’m completely brand new and don’t know how to play, how do I pick a good sounding guitar? Ask the store guy to play some cords? Great video btw.

[@chilidogswithcheese1424]

Justin is amazing. He’s taught me so much. Now bring in Dave Simpson to show everyone that borderline decent equipment and heaps of passion will trump MIA Fenders and expensive valve amps. You’ll sell every Squier Strat and Boss Katana 50 in Anderson’s...

[@jameswhite1450]

Nice selection. The GL20 was the fullest sounding to my ear.

[@stpirate89]

I had my Dad's old Argos starter kit, a Yamaha squire. I didnt think it looked very cool, but I remember after my second lesson my guitar tutor took it off me, whacked the gain up, and showed me what that cheap piece of shit could. I knew I wanted to do that after. My point is, this video should have had some more of you guys rocking out to really show that even a cheap starter guitar can sound great, and they're a good place to start.

[@indiedavecomix3882]

I know this is 3 years old, but i think the best advice for parents is that idea that if the kid doesn't like the guitar, then that's wasted money. There are plenty of affordable guitars in all styles to make both kids and parents happy.

[@cralo5431]

My first guitar was a very old broken espana classical with some thick ass strings that turned my fingers green after a while..man were my finger tips throbbing in the beginning lol that was 9 months ago..a few months after I started playing, I ended up buying an epiphone electric off of someone and the difference was astounding lol..that classical made my fingers way stronger than they would have been if I started on an electric or just a proper guitar. I have no regerts. I loved every second of the pain lol

[@markIburgess]

As a 61 year old complete beginner I have just started Justin's course. To me hes the only one who doesn't sound like a snake oil salesman. Andertons shop is quite near me so they can expect to see me in the near future for bits and bobs. Enjoy their channel too. Edit. Love the way Justin's dog gets up at 20.00 minutes in. Bit of fuss please dad.

[@ilaril]

I've had a Les Paul copy for few years and I started to play with it back then, but unfortunately I've never got that to a point where it'd be easy to play. Since my hands aren't working as well as a normal persons hands, little by little the guitar was left on its own. Now I've decided to really learn to play and I've decided to treat myself the one guitar I know even I can play, so went for the stratocaster pro (used). I could've gone for a Squire probably, but like I said, now I know I get a guitar I can play.

[@armax00]

Before I forget: shouldn't the Yamaha Pacifica also be in the list?

[@mark64tanner]

totally. Super QC no matter where they're built and a really great modding platform.

[@sgtmac62]

Just a word. Believe £500 and below is probably the majority buyers. Hows about more of this. Jamming the guitars/equipment is very cool btw. Constantly reviewing pedals is not so much. Exploring what the amps do organically is better. A lil more acoustic would also be fun. Great job overall. Keeps me coming back daily to at least see what's up. Cheers.

[@thomasdaniel6495]

Just fyi,I bought a silvertone strat,here in the states,and I am extremely happy with it.I have owned true start and led Paul before,but sold them.To be quiet honest,the silvertone plays as well,and sounds better than my hap start that I've had before.I changed the pickups on the map strat,but the silvertone sounds much better than the stock start did.I paid $160 for a package,and I'm happy,except now I want a real amp.

[@bobtheblindbedroomguitaris8742]

you guys got it right on the head. Inspiration and playability is cheap to playing the guitar. Not just for beginners either. I am legally blind very legally blind and it started around 1997 and for 28 years was pretty close. I didn't touch a guitar maybe just a couple of times. The guitar had I couldn't give a crap about. And it's probably if it was set up by and stuff's not so bad it's Ibanez Blazer. for some reason I started looking at used guitar as probably late 2016 and I came across to toss Santa. I owned a Gibson SG standard in the very early 80s and sold it for symbols beside was a professional drama. So I started looking for used SGS. And I kept the ones that were like / 52 800 specials SG special and I really didn't know what that meant is what I came across one that has a soul loss wine restaurant experience it was 550 box and I bought it. It came to me and it was filthy all sticky with god-knows-what and I bought some guitar polish and I cleaned it up. This guitar has a perfect finish on it. It's a Gibson is garbage this guitar is beautiful. It's like a sheet of glass when you touch it it's just so smooth and beautiful and very nice to the touch. Although I'm legally blind I can see the sign on it and I can see that it's like I'm a mirror. Not a blemish to the finish that was originally there. Once I had it set up just playing it and looking at it was a two things that got me playing again area I still love this guitar I have it a little over two years I guess and inspired me to buy other guitars. So in 2018 aboard a Gibson firebird chassis and vintage burst. Since it was old new stock I got a great price on it since we it from Sweetwater. I bought the guitar for 1350 out the door. The chase is amazing it's almost 50 pounds. It's one of the large rectangle case rectangle cases. The finish on my firebird is also flawless. and it's a great guitar. It has steinberger tuners which makes it really easy to tune to get it tuned very finely. Lee vintage burst is beautiful associative thoughts. And again the steinberger tuners with a 40 to 1 ratio watching are very nice. Cantoro song is hand-rolled binding so it's very comfortable to play titanium saddlessexy body construction etc. Actually when I look at the guitar on the case I don't know how they were able to sell it so cheap. 9 ply next I mean it takes a lot of work to do all these things a lot of later anyway I'm just babbling on and I'm trying to say is what you said in the beginning of Star season of Avatar he wants to play that when he sees it it makes him feel like he needs to play it and number to it needs to play easy. Anyway please excuse any typos misspelled words etc I'm not a fast typer I'm not even illiterate although everyone tells me I am :-). As I said before I'm legally blind and I use speech to text to Lexus commerce and it has a mind of its own as probably you'll notice when you screwed this or if you've read this already. Sincerely yours, Bob the blind bedroom guitarist

[@davidyoung1962]

the sound when you are in another room. that is awesome.

[@DrFearCo]

When I was a kid and I got my first guitar (an electric bc rich kit) I don’t think I ever touched the pickup selector or volume and tone controls for years before I figured out what they even do.

[@ligreece1660]

This was very helpful, thanks!

[@keithjackaman9427]

Is this the end of the flat cap? For those who are the least bit interested that's an anagram of catflap. Loved the video btw.

[@sheriffdohboy]

Just sold a Gibson LPJ goldtop with an orange tiny terror head and cab to a guy yesterday .....his first electric ....he’s done ok