Brad Paisley Interviewed at Summer NAMM 2017

[@notomatoesbbq]

Now that is how you interview a player about a signature model! This was great, Brad seems like such a cool dude.

[@slimturnpike]

I agree, the interviewer did a very good job.

[@safonzs5983]

Cool interview, Brad's tone is top notch, you can tell he's spent his whole life trying to master it

[@Zuhlsmann1]

This is the best interview related to this guitar I've seen yet! Initially when I saw Brad's name on a guitar around the 1,000 dollar mark, I didn't know what to expect. I was sort of disappointed in the guitar because the whole relic aesthetic always bothers me and there was no bender. Listening to this though and watching him speak on the thoughts that went into it have me changing my tune. I hope a shop close to me gets one in stock because I'd love to try it out. Brad is an awesome person and player. A true example of a good guy coming in first.

[@MrWilson-WithaPbass]

Love it man. He's such a pro and knows gear . Really helpful to anyone navigating this huge gear industry . It is a "combination of certain stuff , different for every player . " It's how this piece reacts with that piece . Never if you buy this thing, you'll be set its all you need . Yeah and being an insanely good player , like Brad , helps .

[@williamwhalen7764]

Great, just what I need, another guitar...😀

[@slimbeaux]

Very cool. May be popular as a singer but Brad Paisley is really a guitar player.

[@brandonrouckus4518]

I love my Tele but now I want one of these too...

[@johnkh1007]

Brad knows his stuff.

[@heathbrinker8431]

Awesome interview, would love to have this bad boy. Brad knows what's up!

[@CodyWolfeVevo]

Excellent tip for controling brightness I hate a bright sounding guitar.

[@Bloodhound_Dogg]

to me, a magnet under a set of strings is a magnet under a set of strings. The difference between the sounds is simply where the magnet is placed. if you close your eyes and play two guitars on the top pick up and try to tell the difference between a strat or tell you cant. I can make my tele sound like a strat and vice versa..this is all sale points. A good electric guitar is a good electric guitar.

[@metalcavy33]

Unfortunately I can’t find it new for under $1200.

[@b.rodclark7349]

$1200 would be a bargain for a U.S.-made Fender BP Tele but since it's MIM, $400-$500 off would be more fitting but then again the name itself makes up for the rest price-wise

[@soundknight]

There's a few different spruce, which one?

[@valjatriogina228]

the cheapest available!

[@monirom94]

Awesome dude!!!

[@eljefeguapobarbon]

......and hopped on a plane to Albuquerque and hit it out of the park! Pace yourself Brad. 2023 Update: Bought a used 2017 Silver SparkleTelecaster and can't put it down!

[@soundknight]

No more John Mayer hey?

[@soundknight]

"Last guitar"?? That's sacrilege.

[@FilippaArendt]

Cool telecaster :)

[@gulawskielisabeth2148]

Mein bester Freund brad

[@DeadRoman]

This really seemed like brad didn't know a thing about this guitar.

[@jennylong8326]

tbh he just needs to tell fender what he likes and they make it

[@thebabbler8867]

DeadRoman, did you even watch the video?.. Lol, smh.

[@slimturnpike]

@@thebabbler8867 Yeah really, he seems to know everything about it, except he wasn't sure whether the frets were 6105 (they are).

[@slimturnpike]

Great interview.