"Pick of the Day" - 1951 Fender Nocaster and 1963 Fender Champ Amp

Today we have a very special and rare guitar, and though its already spoken for, we just had to share it with you all! A completely original 1951 Fender 'Nocaster', and the coolest little 1963 Fender Champ amplifier! Jay gives a quick run-down on the history of the Nocaster, and we handed them both off to Ian Crawford for a quick demo of this excellent setup. The amplifier is still available, and will be up on our website soon!
Music: Supermother "Lost in the Fire" (Instrumental)

[@markaochoa2017]

My favorite part of teletuesday is easily y’alls channel. Just the best stuff.

[@ireneruthfox]

Stunning...as clan as it gets.

[@alexandreanonimous7056]

One of the Best fender instruments or a true classic artwork... Telecaster, what else more from a Electric guitar... What a crazy affordable dream

[@guitarzilla]

What an awesome axe! Whew! Best one I’ve seen on this channel.

[@ebay9302]

Very nice job here guys! Not to mention this old geezer plays a great guitar! He should do all their videos, but he seems very bashful does he not? My boyfriend owned this guitar and traded it to Larry Henrikson" at "Ax in Hand" in Dekalb Ilinois years ago. Rick Neilson also traded guitars with him often back then. Wish I was there! Would you believe the guitar traded hands three times in one day! It originally sold for $40 dollars from original owner. That store who acquired it sold it to a store in the Chicago (his friends store) for $400. Finally my boyfriend paid $800 for it. He probably has 100 stories just like this on some of the rarest guitars in history. Question is where are all of these instruments today??? WE know there are literally train loads of vintage guitars stored away, soon to be comingb out as everyone ages and dies off. Well fellas, you got this one right and it really excited me for a change. Thank you Jesse

[@lachrymalinda2124]

Dig this, do a video explaining the differences between all the fender "caster" guitars, maybe explain why there are so many variations to the telecaster or something like that

[@ggilvis]

good shape, nice playin'

[@NathanSGBrazil]

OMG The tone.... holy sheet

[@wvparrothead31]

Holy Crap that is clean!

[@mariozamprogno1654]

Damm how cool was that

[@vernonhoover1387]

Sweetness!!!

[@imannonymous7707]

fender thru a fender now thats how leo saw it

[@abrildel85]

Wow , that guitar is newer than mine !!! 😱

[@4Gunzo]

Nice

[@ebay9302]

You see, those folks that did this in the beginning, like late 60s, when these guitars were not that old and so got putaway in like new condition. They were not collectors then but simply bought them because they sounded better than a new one. That's all there was to it. There are thousands upon thousands of these stored away and watch them start to come out here before too long. Save your cash hosers!

[@marcwalters7541]

I felt a little Prince funk coming through 💜 just my opinion 😎

[@MrBriankprice]

I think the flashlight should shine across the player as he/she is playing also.

[@sowhat5150]

Just curious what the price is/was even if you sold it.

[@dermpath101]

There are two for 80k and 60k online.

[@PieIX]

Too bad you couldn't dial in a good tone. Sounded bad.

[@yaki_font]

Im pretty shure that guy might be john 5 pd... If you read this and end up selling it to him you owe me a gift guys hahah

[@barryduff3047]

I suspect you're right. He was looking for a mint one according to a you tube clip where he talked about his guitars

[@sunnyray7819]

It's fake, looks exactly like my Squire.. Lol.. Just kidding .