Fender Strat Vs G&L Legacy Shootout - Salutations America!

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[@MonkyMonk729]

My philosophy when choosing between two guitars has always been: When in doubt, get both.

[@Kostas-Kantounis]

Fixed: Get the G&L

[@joelgraham3]

funny, my ex-wife always said the same thing...or something like that

[@chrisconstantinou349]

I did that exactly

[@sagidash6159]

G&L- Glorious and Legendary

[@NicolinkGamingVideos]

shhhhhhh

[@mrmapegothe13th]

elitemathlete Not Lester, Leo.

[@maraviyoso8473]

@elitemathlete George and LEONIDAS

[@paulcrosslin6011]

The Comanche Deluxe sounds like home-made waffles draped in Honey Butter, drizzled with Maple Syrup and topped with a furious helping of Heavy Whipped Cream. Actually reminds me of the Koa/Rosewood Carvin I had once upon a time except just *way* more.. I like to think of that Carvin as Uncle Riff's favorite nephew and the Comanche as his beloved mistress. I named mine "Warband" because that full warm solid sweet tone can scream like hell when you want it to.

[@georgewilliams7521]

In my opinion this is the BEST tone chapters has ever had in a video, absolutely superb sir

[@RobChappers]

George Williams Thanks dude, all the audio is sorted out by Dave :-)

[@georgewilliams7521]

Rob Chapman The tonal wizard himself, mr riff made a good choice in you two 😉

[@Ali-fl5mb]

Agreed, that RD-1 is sounding very sexy this video

[@likeanuuk6612]

i totally agree. its like a phoenix

[@timbowers4250]

Chappers!

[@headownMH]

adolf... (big pause) ... oh snap ... rickenbacker OH ok

[@zionguetta]

headown lolllll

[@sailingmaster]

Can't believe Dave's a bass player and hasn't played a G&L. L-2000 is the best bass Leo Fender ever made.

[@joshb2167]

Chappers, thank you so much for telling the story of Dale! I as well feel like his rightful position in the history of the guitar was in jeopardy of being forgotten and he should be celebrated. At the vintage shop I work at, my boss was friends with Dale and when he passed he bought all of his estate stuff so we have all of his papers, designs, even his book of dealers from Fender and G&L and I love to get it out and show people the inner workings of the best guitar companies in the world!

[@RobChappers]

Josh Bohm you are welcome dude, yes I thought it was important to discuss the history of the personalities that came together to make something so great :-)

[@LauraSquirrel]

I got a G&L asat deluxe. It's great for everything from Blues/Rock to Death Metal. Fantastic!

[@AstralElephantFuzz]

Laura Fotze I had the Bluesboy version, that bridge pup is gnarly.

[@LivingDeadPunker]

I love learning about different kinds of guitars, so this video is much appreciated!

[@RobChappers]

LivingDeadPunker You're welcome dude :-)

[@EpictheEpicest]

G&L honors Leo's legacy better than Music Man or Fender. He wanted guitars to be affordable, not status symbols.

[@Yoshimoto1993]

EpictheEpicest I wouldn't necessarily say that. In 1957 a brand new strat cost $247.50 if you account for inflation that's equivalent to over $2000 today

[@tdunster2011]

Yes. It was a lot of money in 1957.

[@hulkslayer626]

Yoshimoto1993 true....but still more affordable than others. That's why he created the bolt on neck etc...

[@xxczerxx]

EpictheEpicest Juicy shaq meat

[@Knight-brolaire]

that was more because it was easy to repair and increased their profit margins. same with using woods like ash or maple, it helped increase their profit margins since it was pretty cheap wood.

[@lerojo]

I'm loving that "roomy" sound you guys have got in this video. It sounds true to whats coming out of that amp in that room and is not purely a studio sound.

[@RabihSaadguitars]

Thats because they r mixing the ambient mic that is capturing the sound in the room and the miced cabinets..That way you have a scene of being there in room on how actually it sounds..they should use this technique with all the Andertons videos, cause frankly they are not my cup of tea tone audio engineering..

[@garethdawkins7471]

Was thinking the exact same. Some of the guitar tones you hear on youtube are very artificial. I actually am digging that bass amp sound

[@nivekiohc]

I own both a Indonesia G&L and Mexican Fender between the two the G&L is so much smoother to play. The fretboard radius on the G&L is a little flatter than a standard fender neck so you really bend hard and play fast. Also the stock pickups in the G&L are great, G&L is so underrated they make great guitars.

[@polaroidguy]

That's the word "underrated" G&L are the evolution of Fender, G&L is where Leo worked by own creativity unleashed make incredible things, without rules or guidelines by his former company (where practicaly was kicked out) he was a genius and he find the way: make his own company

[@harrys.3165]

Leo Fender.... An American with Greek heritage... Was the king of the most legendary guitars and amplifiers. Still to this day, he has not been serpassed.

[@tyleranderson9190]

I came expecting the shred, but was pleasantly surprised with the blues!

[@jensenbell]

I hung out with Dale Hyatt.... when I was a just-post-teen-guitar-teacher teaching teens. Dale taught me...he taught me why G&L was the best guitar company of the late 80s( beginning of the 90s...) Everything that they had learned was all being put to use, and they were building for quality over style. Mr. Fender was in his office (!!!) but Dale told me he could not come out and meet me and my student that day. We geeked out that we *almost met Leo Fender!! Dale was generous with his time and happy to hang out with young people who seemed to "get it" and wanted to learn more. If you want to really compare the LEO design, you want to use an S-500 over a "Legacy" which was created years after Leo passed. The latest you want to go with a Fender strat to retain Leo's "latest" ideas for Fender would be about 75 when he was still a consultant whose ideas were still being built into the new instruments. So... compare a 1975 Stratocaster to a 1992 S-500 and you can actually answer "which one is better?" - I toured with a G&L L-2000 bass and a G&L SC-2 guitar in the 90s... and they both loved the road, never messed up... and despite having to use batteries, the bass sounded great in every size room with various bass cabinet set ups... the guitar cut through like a smoothed out Tele, especially clear and bright when set to "both." Two of my clients used S-500s and I was jealous of one of them because I had sold my American Strat and was playing a Japanese with after market pickups. His sounded more "Stratty" than mine. G&L guitars are worrisome to Fender. They know that they are on their tail, biting their heels and don't like it. Too bad, Fender. :) (*P.S. Leo Fender could not come out of his office that day because he was shaking really badly from the palsy associated with Parkinson's and some strokes... he was thinking and creating but... it's no fun to meet kids when you are all shaky... I get it. )

[@michaellopez9465]

Rob! Thanks for the history lesson. Very responsible and quality video. Thanks from Santa Barbara California. Keep em' coming!

[@baldybonce29]

Sitting here with a beer looking for something to watch .....boom chappers and Dave..cheers boys

[@chazjr2390]

I'm on my way to get a beer... then finish the video! Cheers!

[@nickcooper1000]

No.... I'm Nick Cooper (adopting a Kirk Douglas voice) 😂

[@derekalter]

I was there! That was such a fun day having a Q&A session with Dave and Rob and getting to meet them!

[@intrsoul]

G&L is grossly underrated. FCS quality at production-line prices. Some say... the original 80's product lineup with 3-bolt neck-join created skepticism due to Fender's failure with the 3-bolt in the '70's. Even though those early G&L guitars are rock-solid to this day, the company eventually switched to 4-bolt to quiet the skeptics and hopefully boost sales. This early stumble may be why they're not more popular today. Just pick one up and you'll know why they're hidden gems.

[@tonytouchzz]

intrsoul to be fair, to most the headstock and bridge are overly ugly. I dont care much about the headstock... But the bridge is a monstruosity

[@tdunster2011]

The job of the head stock and the bridge are to keep the guitar intonated and in tune - both of which the G&L do exceptionally well. You can actually use the whammy bar on the g&l without having to retune the guitar after every bend - which is more than I can say for most of the competition.

[@martshred]

That's funny because the bridge and the headstock are some of my favourite features of G&Ls

[@intrsoul]

Sure - different strokes. I remember seeing ads in the 80's and not liking the headstock or bridge either. I think they've fine tuned the headstock and decal over the years and they're pretty slick now - especially if you want something DIFFERENT than Fender. The bridge is a two-point fulcrum that sounds and works great - I like the thicker bar with set-screw for setting tension. They could do with a little more aesthetic tweaking, but man...pick one up and they're stunning.

[@intrsoul]

I think the deal-maker for me is this: you pay for the guitar and features, hence the quality. With similar-priced Fender, you're paying for the brand (yes you are) and a decent guitar that likely needs some upgrades. As a kid, I was all about the brand/logo, but I'm wiser now ;)

[@696kir]

DAVE

[@colourbloo]

dave.

[@the.communist]

Michael Malley he aint got a clue

[@KairuX32]

Mmmmmm Dave......

[@patrickg2410]

(Knock Knock) open up, it's me, dave.DAVE! DAVE?yea man, it's me Dave..open up.DAVE's NOT HERE MAN.

[@alabastermontague6841]

DO YOU WANT TO BUY SOME PEGS

[@rossatron2050]

About time you commented on G&L!

[@imgonnagetbanned]

I am a huge fan of G&L, I love my Legacy, made in Fullerton!!

[@rytaco]

My favorite thing about my G&Ls is the cost to performance ratio. I think I payed $1200 (in 2013) for my Legacy Special USA, and the quality is absurdly good. It's a one-piece body with a see-through orange finish and beautiful wood grain underneath. You can tell when you hold the instrument that somebody payed serious attention to it while putting it together.

[@ronenbeniaminov6162]

one piece? wow. did you order it custom made?

[@adrianguggisberg3656]

@@ronenbeniaminov6162 It's not a one piece body. I have a CS Legacy and a regular USA ASAT. They are two piece, but in both cases the pieces are grain matched so well, you almost can't tell, and my Legacy is an open pore, brushed body.

[@planetmusicsamos]

Rob , great history lesson man !!!!

[@theghoststunes8267]

im keen on the fender, i gotta shoot for this sound on my songs for sure. thanks for this, heaps of info.

[@johnnymossville]

That jam at the end,.... Dang that was good!!!!

[@puppyy780]

That bass set up is incredible.

[@yosephmcjoe9575]

great to hear dave play the guitar, think i've only ever heard him play on 2 videos in the past

[@RobChappers]

Yoseph McJoe Wait till you hear him on the drums...

[@AstralElephantFuzz]

Rob Chapman Dave solo album. Dave solo album? Yes, please!

[@Steve-nq8jc]

Rob Chapman I wanna hear him on the triangle! I'm expecting big things!

[@DaveHollingworth]

B Thomas the triangle is a great instrument! You can get all sorts of rhythms and textures out of it, its defiantly on my list of instruments to get down! ;-)

[@Steve-nq8jc]

Dave Hollingworth Careful Mr Dave there's impressionable young minds who may start a new wave of triangle djent with those words!

[@the_swoletariat1621]

Seriously underrated company, and they have a great guitarist in their stable (jerry Cantrell). Whenever I've had the chance to try one I've never been disappointed. Great video and it was rad to see them get some spotlight!

[@robertpurdy5377]

It was a treat seeing you both at the Grand Opening. Iconic guitars, but I enjoy my ML1 lefty far too much.

[@sugarcaneross]

This was great! A little rough around the edges, but if you look at the real early Chappers and the Captain stuff, they were still exploring how they wanted to approach the format a bit more themselves. I think this is going to be a kickass series, Rob!

[@RobChappers]

Ian Ross thanks dude and, yes this is absolutely rough around the edges - lots of improvements to be had including the lapel mics in the future, new cameras etc

[@ozner1981]

If you guys are kind of taking the setup of chappers and the captain you might as well copy/take all like that background seems big and too far from you guys at times it looks like if you were using the greenscren with a prerecorded background. But its cool nice themes. Keep going guys

[@robhead22]

Good one!! Thank you!

[@barryarcher6158]

That G&L sounds fabulous...want one now

[@stevenpricehereford]

I wanna see studio moth as a regular now.

[@LiberTBo]

Leo Fender claimed the G&L guitars were the best he had ever designed.

[@Dailyvids25]

I bet he said that when he was the co owner of G&L.

[@segatortoise5455]

Silviu Stefan correct but that doesnt mena its untrue. If he didnt think they were better he would just make exact fender copies

[@Dailyvids25]

@@segatortoise5455 it was illegal to make a strat copy. Bridge,headstock etc. But he did copied everything he could thou.

[@shanesolar3924]

daily vids and he also changed everything that he felt needed improving on the strat

[@soofitnsexy]

he was wrong.

[@pistolgoo]

Iv started binge watching your videos again

[@Steve-nq8jc]

Mr Rob you've done it again! First Captain now Uncle Riff! Lord of name branding! Also Mr Rob would like to hear your opinion and you give a demo of the G&L Comanche.

[@JasminBellavance_Music]

I love my G&L Asat...feels sturdier than any Fender I've tried and they nailed the neck profil for me. But...my romantic side would like a Fender headstock sometime!

[@mborel]

Nice video. Enjoying the new show. That orange flake looks awesome.

[@DW1341]

I love that you guys have a partnership with a shop in minnesota! I love driving down to visit this shop! Also I am a huge fan of the g&l line up not to discount fender, but I would buy a g&l tele if I had to make the choice again as I have a fender tele now.

[@barryjamesmusic]

I have owned four or five G&Ls over the years, and play a G&L ASAT Special in my main rig. They make a great solid guitar. The MFD pickups are tricky, however, as their character is much different than other pickups. Pretty glassy depending on your tone settings.

[@patricknewill558]

Been waiting for this video from you guys! I love my Legacy and s500. Theyre incredible guitars and you have even more tonal options than a fender with the split and the passive bass system.

[@taztherocker1]

Really enjoyed this. 😁

[@grummanf-14tomcat8]

Man! Rob sounds amazing here. Love his playing on that Legacy (which also looks and sounds amazing.)

[@RobChappers]

DragonRiderW16 thanks dude, much appreciated and entirely down to Dave who does all the audio for these guitar videos with me

[@grummanf-14tomcat8]

No problem, man. Always great to see (and hear) new content from you.

[@rikmcrae]

Loving the baked bean sparkle 😄

[@insanegamer1992]

Love the intro!!:)

[@eatmarth]

I like that that Chappers looking to camera while Dave talks some recording wizardry

[@3rdPlaya0709]

So glad your in Minnesota! Thats where I live

[@ethanknudtson116]

1:39 I was like "Oh no wheres Rob going with this". lol Good thing he was talking about Rickenbacker XD

[@yurimennella8793]

The G&L is impressing: i wasn’t expecting to like that more than the fender.

[@tak178]

Both of these sound fantastic.

[@davidkeane2399]

Cracking vid lads. Kudos to Dave for the bass amp geetar mastery. One can only feel for Bea and Ben as they sit back in Blighty, jealous of your budding U.S. Bromance!! ,!

[@MrWilson-WithaPbass]

Dave ! Love the Darkglass stuff . ....and yes I,too, play guitar and bass and my guitars sound great thru my bass amps .

[@bone6627]

I love G&L guitars!! I have four G&L's and only one Fender. Actually, the only reason I have the Fender is because I purchased one of the Hendrix limited editions. I just like the feel of the G&Ls better. My Legacy is my main guitar, and then I also have a Rampage, a Superhawk and a Ascari GTS. Great guitars!!!!!

[@drawwithbeektor6329]

Gosh… 5 years ago?! It’s crazy how quickly the time has gone.

[@Chickenbone263]

I feel g&l really catches fenders sound in its own unique non fendery way truly an amazing guitar

[@DrejcD]

Amazing sound of Daves amp...love it.

[@jonoldham9877]

My parents got me a G&L for highschool graduation. Great guitar. Instead of two tone nobs it has a bass and a treble nob. Useful for getting great tones.

[@TSCBroken]

interesting that we're taking the Anderton's shoot out video style and applying it to US... Would be interested to see how this translates as much of the success of the original was based on the chemistry between Rob and Lee.

[@form_52]

I personally prefer G&L over fender. It's just a better sounding and playing guitar for me. It's really just a matter of preference.

[@wildersparks9161]

Yeah, like do you prefer a guitar that looks, sounds and plays amazingly, or one with a famous name on the headstock?

[@polaroidguy]

Me too, i have an ASAT special carved top and sounds amazing, better than a Fender MIM (IMHO) G&L are well constructed and a half of the price jejejeje

[@HUGEGUY405]

I love the finish on the orange one

[@emangaleaIB]

hahah your Maltese needs some improving Rob! Glad to hear you reference my tiny island though!

[@trollfiddler]

Tasty playing Dave.

[@sweeney220]

Great video! Would love to see Rob take an S-500 for a spin, really love the sound of the MFDs and keen to hear his thoughts on it.

[@felipehamouifurquim]

I have both. Love both. But prefer G&L. More bass/sustain for me

[@Notmatb]

I have a G&L legacy and boy let me tell you… it’s an amazing guitar sounds great the neck feels great it also stays in tune very well. I can get a shit load of sounds on it. From hard rock with a lot of overdrive to a super clean blues tone. Overall I highly suggest it if your budget isn’t high enough for a fender

[@bluesrocker91]

I don't like what Fender have done with that truss rod adjuster. That looks ugly as hell.

[@rj_connor3779]

Great to see some G&L love... any thoughts on the MFD pickups in a lot of G&L's? vs. typical strat and tele pickups?

[@oliversutherland1241]

That orange reverend looks quite the treat back there on the wall

[@jameskrys5286]

You guys can make a fortune doing voice overs for US commercials.

[@TheShinyShow]

Do they wait for the shop to shut so they can record? Nice video, liking the new stuff.

[@michaellandrumguitar]

you guys rock

[@dylanwebster283]

Rob!!!!! Your tone and playing was great! You should remember that amp setting for when you play a strat because it was awesome

[@TalkingMonkey1]

Nice guitars! Nice playing too.

[@adamgarner9356]

I'd love to see you do a G&L Legacy vs S-500 vs Comanche video.

[@chazjr2390]

Rob... I'm a Fender guy! I own 4 of them. Love the playability of a Strat, just wish they would offer more finishes (kinda like the G&L). You guys sound awesome!

[@Explorerman1293]

Chapman Ml3 pro traditional vs. Fender Telecaster! I would love to see that. Also, I just bought the ml3 myself from Uncle Riff, absolutely amazing piece of axe, cheers, Rob!

[@Deliquescentinsight]

I used to own a white 'Legacy' G&L (Strat) and it was the most 'Stratty' sound I have come across, damn I miss that guitar

[@nokomisnichols]

just ordered your ghost fret pro dusk from riff city in minesota. im in houston in a hurricane nonstop raining situation so it may take a while to get here to pasadena, texas. i hope it plays and sounds as good as it does in your hands as it does when its in my hands. im sure it will. i really like the look and sound of your guitars. cheers brutha

[@mikeblue385]

you forgot to mention the single tone control(fender) vs the treble and bass rolloff. (G&L)

[@theyearoftherat]

yeah - that is a massive point that was omitted

[@babetteleblanc7620]

mike blue, and their best feature to me, hands down.

[@gdsmith4246]

Indeed. I have a Legacy and love, love, love the treble/bass controls, particularly with higher gain. It *very* swiftly became my #1 guitar.

[@babetteleblanc7620]

I have to keep reminding myself to stop diming both controls like I do on my Strat.

[@bluwng]

Strats have 2 tone controls .

[@reddoggie100]

Gr8 vid guys. Welcome to the US Chappers! Would luv 2 c u demo a G&L Comanche as well. Ps. Sounded gr8!

[@jarredsecretioremente189]

Those were some amazing tones Dave & Chappers! That amp seems to sound stonking too. I'm telling myself I can't afford another damn guitar!

[@BBQ1953]

In 1986, I️ played over70 Fender Strats before I️ accidentally came across a 1984 Master Series Esprit w/two humbuckers and a locking tremolo that had hung in that music store for 2 years before I️ came across it. Years later I️ finally bought a Strat but it only ever has been a back up guitar. Then last year, after playing only one G&L S-500, I️ finally found a Stratesque guitar that I️ could make my primary axe. I️ gave my Esprit to my oldest son because I️ had promised it to him two decades ago and because I️ finally felt like I️ had found my new love with that S-500. My Strat still is, at best, one of my back up guitars, right there with my Jackson Soloist.

[@redukonio]

Cool you are covering G&L. I was looking for a affordable classic S-Style guitar for a long time ... A ton of Squier CV's, Mexico Fenders I played at small and big stores just weren't the thing. And the first G&L Legacy Tribute I played at a local guitar store was so different, I instantly bought it. I think it are especially the pickups. The G&L sound a lot meatier and feels great to play. TRY THEM!

[@arrestedmemories]

I had the same experience as you. Was looking to upgrade to a Fender Telecaster in the $1000 range after being fed up with Squiers and subpar Player Series. I tried a used G&L Tribute Legacy at my local GC and knew I couldn’t put it down. A $400 guitar that feels better, looks better, and crafted better than many of the Fenders I had tried. Can’t go wrong with G&L.

[@MaxCarton]

Uncle Riff... Genius nickname :)

[@viperBSG]

Love the G&L. Enhanced Fenders kind of took off where Fender left off. great basses also L2000 Is incredible

[@mikedfurman]

Great video! Just wondering why ya'll decided to compare the Legacy to the Elite strat and not the professional? I feel like either the S-500 vs. the Elite or the Pro vs. the Legacy would be good matches. Thanks for the always great vids!!

[@csb65536]

I have a 96 Legacy (USA model) and a 2004 50th Anniversary American Standard Strat. Both are the Ash body. Build quality is pretty close, with the Fender slightly edging out the G&L. The G&L have the “swimming pool” pickup pocket routing, vs the individual routing of the Fender. I prefer the Fender routing myself, it ads solidity for the pick guard. The G&L also has a lot of static noise when you rub your little finger on the pick guard while playing. As for the sound, they are completely different. The G&L is slightly louder, and a bit brighter than the Fender. The pickups in the Fender (special for that year only) are just a bit quieter, with a great tone. As for one being “better sounding” than the other comes down to personal preferences. I love the sound of both, but I find myself playing the Fender much more. It just feels better, and plays smoother that the G&L. But, the G&L does have its place. If I had to only play one, it would be the Stratocaster.

[@SkinnyBigManVids]

PLEASE DO MORE BLUES. I dont feel the metal playing you usual use but your blues really talks to me

[@charliefoxtrotthe3rd335]

From all the videos I have watched (...all of them) I gather from what everyone has said that Dave is a natural musician and can play just about anything. And Rob is his usual awesome self. I must say, his tone here is very good. Just enough gain to get a nice bite and sustain and low enough to hear every note. Those guitars are both real stunners. G&L are the same as Fender to me, maybe even a little higher on the quality pole. Both are not what they used to be. But that is the world we live in today,

[@rayrifice2595]

I have a Legacy and love the tone controls and articulation.

[@marcushogan6613]

Rob did you call the series Salutations America or not? Just not sure from the video. Also your jams were bloody brilliant in this video and yourself and Dave have a surprisingly nice blues touch!

[@RobChappers]

Marcus Hogan Thanks man! Yep I settled on "Salutations America" :-)

[@marcushogan6613]

Nice! As always greeting from Galway, Ireland

[@daicon2k6]

Rob Chapman Greetings and salutations!

[@marcushogan6613]

The very place! Saw him filming the video too. One thing that a lot of us really don't like is the name of the song though as there is another song called Galway Girl written by and American artist called Mundy which every Irish person knows off by heart!

[@AlJohnsGuitar]

Nicevreview. That G&L os a beast.

[@srbairjr]

I have a solidbody G&L Bluesboy that's absolutely amazing

[@ddaabbzz187]

Welcome back

[@robertpurdy5377]

It's a great store. Riff City rocks!

[@72864]

Robert Purdy. Good seeing and meeting u that day

[@robertpurdy5377]

Same here. :-)

[@jasfiona]

I liked the video and I enjoy all this stuff. I have a question, in case it's probably me, but does Rob forget to listen to the rythmn player when he's riffing?

[@irrsinnrainer]

So did I get this right? You ordered a G&L from their Custom Shop? Man, that are some damn fine looking guitars and also basses they make there!

[@bueller8278]

Rob next time you're @ Winter NAMM request a tour. G&L is only 2KM's from the convention centre on Fender Avenue in Fullerton

[@theyearoftherat]

he should do this.

[@mattgilbert7347]

3 G&L guitars just arrived at the local pawn shop, all used to belong to the one player, who is known to me. He knows his guitars. I might check them out, quite reasonably priced and in good shape.

[@ethan.schechinger]

I really love the recent changes to the video editing. The Q&A Session itself was fantastic in person but THIS VIDEO, MAN! It's tremendous!