Fender AMVRII '72 Tele Thinline & '75 Tele Deluxe Demo

[@mmmmcheese4850]

I picked up a 2000 MIM Thinline for my daughter. It makes some really sweet tones and is just so easy to look at. She adores it.

[@watkinscopicat]

the deluxe is BEAUTIFUL 😍

[@jonnybeck6723]

Really loved your tone, playing and the jam trac on the closing sequence... Very sweet

[@guitarist]

Thank you!

[@ErwinvanAsperen]

Very good review. Proper AB-ing between the models. Actually helpful and nice focus on both clean and driven tones. Thanks!

[@stephenkennedy7347]

'72 gets my vote for both sounds and looks - I'd have to play one to see if I was comfortable with the 7.25" radius but from what you said I think it would be fine.

[@Bossanovawitcha]

has that fender electricity

[@kennygardner5041]

Owned both. Real ones with the Cunife pickups. Awesome!

[@nigelwallis9223]

Everyone has already mentioned everything that’s brilliant and informative about this video, so I’ll just say thank you 👍

[@williamrobinson7435]

I like the use of the same lick to demonstrate different switch options. All too often in demos we don't get this true A/B comparison. Do I detect a bit of Walter Becker influence in the opening music? Anyhoo, nice playing, we like v much. Nice one Jamie. 🎶🌟👍

[@VoxJ]

6:21 Deluxe 6:57 Thinline 7:57 Org

[@maggieo]

Fantastic demo- great playing and analysis! The old WR has certainly mellowed over the years. As someone who owned a 74 Thinline in the 80s, I can say with confidence that a reasonably new one sounds exactly like the new ones. They should mellow out in time and match your 70s Custom. Um, could you please give it a good cleaning? It deserves some TLC!

[@seanzinger]

Man I love the tint on those new avri ii’s. The headstocks look so good. But the real 72 humbucker sounded best!!

[@jerryodom7358]

My favorite has always been the deluxe telecaster without the “F” hole….I’m 64 years old now and still love that model guitar….

[@dimitris70]

Do you know the neck shape of the deluxe?

[@metallover8]

I thought I would like the 1975 Deluxe better for the blending of pickups and 4 knob control layout but I’ve always been intrigued by the Thinline which sounds better IMO

[@iannicholls7476]

They do sound good. Nice playing Jamie!

[@martinclayton7260]

Bugger, I want both of them!

[@wiwiksundari8668]

Wonderful video & playing, thank you very much indeed, Sir. *sorry for my English & grammar. Is it true that this AVII Tele Thinline Wide Range slightly more clear/bright/"less muddy" than AVII Tele Deluxe Wide Range simply because the AVII Thinline Deluxe use only 2 pots (Volume & Tone) ?

[@jammininthepast]

I really dig the thin line...wow! I do play a standard Tele early 1980 and a 1979 Strat but (I would) love - love to pick up a thin line. I'm curious about amplification though, I would like to hear these beautiful axes thru a Fender Delux or my '71 Twin Reverb.,(or vintage) Princeton.

[@michellewilson8845]

Very nice, great improvisation if i may say.

[@aldito7586]

Nice playing bro!!!

[@Lalairu]

That custom tele is SEXY

[@bartni]

I waited for those to be reissued and made in USA for so long. Meanwhile enjoying my Mexican Tele 72.

[@Santaheckler]

I thought the reissue deluxe neck pup sounded better than the original, had more clarity and jangle where the original was a bit muddier with less definition. Of course this could have been due to old strings or something so…

[@zeleznacesta]

...and rosewood fingerboard!

[@Nnmtes]

Nice tones. I like the small headstock. I just can't gel with the larger headstock. I think that was a real mistake on tele's and even strat's.

[@mrpositronia]

I've always preferred the larger headstocks on the Strat. Seems a bit odd on the Tele, but that's only because it's not common.

[@jenniferlawrence2701]

overpriced

[@czechplastik]

Compared to what, exactly?

[@njuham]

Compared to the -72, the -75 looks a bit tacky.