This Guitar Changed My Life

Today I'm talking about my favorite guitar, my Novo Serus J, and how buying it literally changed the course of my life forever.
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[@apacheworrier3776]

I bought a really expensive guitar one time, and it changed my wife.

[@joetaska]

Funniest comment ever!!

[@anthonyz7000]

Buddump - PISH!

[@willm3027]

I’m happy for you

[@sharonlee4773]

Boom!

[@drapps4443]

Worth it… every penny

[@RJRonquillo]

Dennis replacing the Mastery on the spot says a lot about the Novo ethos.

[@borderlineguitarguy]

I was like RONQUILLO the mighty duck man I swear to god. RONQUILLO!!!

[@michaelpower3824]

Yeah, it says that the expensive boutique bridge is garbage… literally disabled/made unusable from a small piece of debris… that’s terrible that replacing the entire system was the easier thing to do than clean/fix it.

[@maxpeck4154]

wasn't the bridge, it was the vibrato. The tolerances are super tight and the arm snaps into place, unlike SOME Fender equivalents that merely push into place, clunk and rattle, etc. Its not "boutique" per se, it's a much better version of the offset vibrato mousetrap. A blast of canned air likely would've remedied the issue, but Novo did the good faith thing and replaced it. And Rhett is right, you are not supposed to remove it. Leave it in when cased. I have one on my JM and it's glorious.

[@radman1102]

You rock too, RJ!!

[@eldirtyfaygo5395]

@@michaelpower3824 yeah can't believe builders are still using those dated schematics. A part of me tells they use it so you have to go back to them so they can fix it. Never would I mess with that type of shit, give me a hard tail.

[@loganressler9173]

"besides my wife's engagement ring", smart guy, knows his priorities

[@marknachmias423]

Good get

[@timitbiscuit3620]

Dump wife get more guitars :)

[@DanTheGrouch]

@@timitbiscuit3620 You can't say that part outloud.

[@loganressler9173]

@@marknachmias423 yeah Tilly is a queen

[@briandillon8041]

Smooth recovery.

[@RobertBakerGuitar]

Such a cool guitar. I still have yet to try a Novo. One day I will!

[@allguitar3349]

They'll send u one

[@bluzzjazz]

Robert the thing with the Novo, at least the Serus J, is that it is so nice to play right away but then it grows on you even more afterwards. It is a musicians guitar. I would have never thought I would own a "pine" guitar. I have 40ish guitars, none are pine, but I'm now a believer. I have one of the last non distressed ones that Novo was offering. It's an Ice Blue Metallic and I sprung for block inlays and neck binding, I went with Lollar Minis. It is a phenomenal guitar.

[@chowderwhillis9448]

Lol I’ll have one too in your next giveaway, hint hint wink wink Robert…

[@borderlineguitarguy]

Acacia might get jealous...

[@Tone2town]

If they are a smart company they will make you one for free. If not, Marketing dept needs to go back to the drawing board.

[@Bubba-zu6yr]

My ‘69 Tele changes my life almost every day. Bought it new. Love your stuff, Rhett!😉

[@HeleneLogan]

I hear you! Back in 1980/81, I bought a friend's 64/65 Tele that he never liked...it plays like a buttery dream and is the most fabulous guitar I own. Love them Teles! :-D

[@imacmadman22]

A wise man once told me; "The guitar chooses the player" - which I wholeheartedly believe, because as much as I have coveted certain guitars, they didn't always stick around. But the ones I've kept, I'll never part with. It seems that your Novo has chosen you, Rhett.

[@isaacvelasco6498]

Very true words there

[@fedir_sh]

Such a good words!

[@jeffpuras7501]

Love guitar stories. Our lives are full of crossroads. The day you bought that guitar is definitely one of yours.

[@TeleCustom72]

Some guitars have that extra 10% and you just have to buy them. I've almost exclusively played the same Les Paul for the past 27 years, but that changed earlier this year when I found the best Strat I've ever played in my life. It also happens to be the best guitar I've ever played too - it has vibe in spades. This is coming from a guy who never got on with Strats my whole life, and now my main guitar is a Strat.

[@CorbCorbin]

I came across a 98’ Fender Strat, that was a stock American standard from that year, and it just had a feel that was perfect, and I thought it sounded great through any amp I used. A friend owned it, and he ended up giving it to me for what he paid for it, and I’ve played it for over a decade now. It’s what I compare any other guitar I’m playing or thinking about buying. There are mods that most people do with them, but I’ve kept it stock and it’s only needed soldering or work of any kind once. I fix the action or have it setup when it’s time, but it stays in tune really well, and the action is just excellent.

[@jeebusyaweirdo3733]

Before I say what I’m gonna say I mark this situation down as a fluke. I am not a master builder, and it just worked out perfect. The only guitar I’ve found that has that extra 10% for me is the one that I made myself, and I’m glad that it worked out like that. Not a partscaster or any of that, actually handmade it. I’ve made a couple others since, but none have had the wow factor of that first build I did.

[@embreesmith7613]

Fantastic. !! 🙂

[@stricknine8623]

I tried to like Strats, but the tone isn't really my thing, but it definitely has its place. Despite that, the only reason I dont own one anyway is the volume pot placement,..The knob is tragically in my way. It is a deal breaker. I've been playing for 39 years and live gigging for the past 26 years and know countless players that have the exact same issue that I have with the Strat.

[@Tone2town]

One of my best sounding and playing guitars is a early 90s’ Mexican strat made of poplar wood with SD-1 Korean knock offs. I have had musicians play it that have Shurs, etc. They are surprised of the feel of it . It is hard to find that extra 10% from a variety of guitars .

[@fivewattworld]

Great story!

[@RhettShull]

Thanks Keith!

[@Kipperbob]

Hearing this makes me feel lucky, I spent years with all sorts of guitars till I bought a cheap Squier Telecaster from a catalogue, I bought it to give to a student but couldn't part with it, I was playing it all the time, not even plugged in. I've switched the electronics out since and gave one of my other guitars to my young guitar student who has since gone to college to study music. And the Squier is still my No 1.

[@imacmadman22]

I have a few Squiers like that, some of them are just soooo good and others, not so much.

[@danielcarter3928]

a good Squier is amazing

[@TexanUSMC8089]

I have some guitars that are fairly expensive, but I have a Squier Bullet Tele that feels great. I wasn't even a Tele fan before I bought it. I swapped out all the electronics on it, but the neck and body are original. It just feels great.

[@terrypussypower]

My brother bought one of the early Japanese Squier Telecasters back in the 80’s, and that thing rocked! It was better than any Fender I’d ever tried up til then.

[@DimestoreLiam]

Hell yes! I'm primarily a bass player, and the bass I play the most ('cause I can't keep my hands off it) is a 2009 Squier J-bass that I paid $75 for; it's also red, damn it, and I have always hated red guitars & basses! It's easily the best Jazz I've ever played, Fender, Squier or whatever...

[@TheDotyboy]

This is such a wonderful video! My Novo Serus J was made at the same time that yours was. Novo even posted a picture of our guitars together way back when. I got mine in a very similar manner. I played it at CME, and I instantly knew I had to have it, but I didn’t have the money. I live 2 hours from Chicago, so I went home very saddened. I just couldn’t get the guitar out of my mind, so the next weekend I drove back to Chicago, traded 4 of my guitars and paid some money on top, but I got it! It was a joyous event, and I adore the guitar to this day. It was originally made for Josh Scott at JHS, but he didn’t like the amber tint coat over the Olympic White, so he sent it back after using it as a demo guitar at NAMM that year. Dennis then sold it to CME, luckily, so now it is one of the best guitars that I have ever played/owned. Mine has three Porter A90 pickups. Novo forever!

[@stephentyler4352]

Great story, bro! Thank you for sharing.

[@christopherweise438]

This guitar lead you to be the musical director of "Pedals: The Musical" You'll always have that Rhett. Seriously.....keep up the fabulous content.

[@briancrabaugh6966]

I bought a proper Gibson Les Paul at the beginning of the pandemic and it has inspired me to love the guitar again and pursue a career in music. It just has “the thing”. Instruments can be mighty powerful! I love that NOVO! Cheers

[@a_new_hourbandofficial9121]

Same here Brian! Stay focused brother!

[@bazitube390]

Same. I got myself a 50s standard and it just sings ...

[@sixslinger9951]

I'm still sad I sold my '72 Les Paul Custom Black Beauty back in 1980. I had no clue what I had at the time.

[@chezharstudios]

Great story Rhett! Your guitar has changed my life as well! I saw your video on it and, just like you, I fell in love with Novo guitars and just had to get my Serus J that kept calling my name. Since then I've decided I want to make a living with music and I am working on that dream. You and Novo have been an inspiration in many ways. Thank you for what you do and for sharing it with us all.

[@timchalmers1700]

I love real stories. And the way you put this story together is excellent.

[@briankliewer5906]

Your OG demo of the Serus J was paramount to me ordering my Novo, such amazing guitars and inspiring to hold. Cheers!

[@joejones891]

I basically bought my Novo thanks to your KZbin channel. It’s a fantastic guitar! I’m definitely looking forward to my next one. Since I started gigging again this year, it’s turned into my #1, replacing my 63 reissue 335.

[@arthurgoncalveslima4879]

Great story man! I'm brazilian and left handed, so finding a guitar is almost impossible. Generally, there's those beginners with cost 50 USD and ordered Fenders or Gibsons that can cost more than a popular car in Brazil. So, living is São Paulo had it good side. I found I guy selling a Fender Tele Mex for a fair price, rushed to send a massage, finished to work early and basically ran where he was (working close to my house and he had the guitar). I played the "Shine On you Crazy..." lick and just transferred the money. I can't part with my Tele now.

[@RafaelAbiSaber]

Que bom ver brazuca por aqui !! 🤘🎸

[@attilathehun0]

I got lucky I got money from the IRS and a credit card so I have a custom made Telecaster built with tv jones pickups and staggered vintage Fender tuners. That guitar was about 2 grand. It stays in tune unbelievable well. The body is black with double pearl binding, the neck pearl binding with Iron Cross pearl inlays.

[@ChaseandMelia]

Loved the story! Thanks for sharing!

[@bellsclubsbarsandbows76]

I feel this so much! My Strat may not have pushed me into the echelons of guitar greatness, but it has quite literally saved my life by giving me something to hold onto during some of the most difficult times of my life. Thank you for sharing your story, and for letting me share mine. Cheers 🍻 and God bless 🙏.

[@jazielcastaneda2260]

My 2018 Fender Strat is the one guitar that really took my guitar playing to a whole new level because of that "thing" that you were talking about. It has become my main guitar to play at all my gigs and it really has become my favorite guitar. I'll probably own it till I die.

[@meadish]

Pretty sure the Novo team are glad they helped you out that day, as I'm sure a whole bunch of people have come to know of their brand just through this guitar and your channel.

[@Mcsteveberry]

yes! i know this is the one you are most comfortable with and i am proud everytime i see it on you in a video

[@joshfreeman7999]

Keeping going Bud. We keep on waiting.

[@DavidDiMuzio]

Cool story Rhett. Thanks for sharing 🤘🏻😁

[@telecastersRthebest]

Glad you were able to get the guitar! It’s really meant to be yours. I have a similar story with my 2012 American Vintage ‘52 Tele that I kept coming back to every time I visit this one music store. One day while at the store, I saw the guitar getting purchased and it broke my heart. Apparently, it was my wife who secretly bought it as her wedding gift to me.

[@taoutdoorstorieswithterrya5411]

I enjoy the tone of that guitar and it's why I keep coming back to your videos, I also enjoy your playing style.

[@2dazetake]

Glad you started this channel, it's a wonder what one guitar can do in this world,many of the stories we love so much, center around a person's life,because of a guitar and the riffs that followed, keep on keeping on, thanks Rhett.

[@charliegy]

I almost bought a “Brownsville“ guitar years ago. It was green sparkle. I should’ve. It was light and very playable. I’m glad you bought that before the other guy. I know that feeling of being beaten to the punch! 😆👍🏻

[@terryradford13]

Been watching you for about a year and I have to say, that Novo is the best sounding guitar I have ever heard. I wish I could afford one. Love it!

[@witchrocker]

I absolutely love all your videos!!! Be it the tour vlog, this kind of stories, tuning, gear, whatever...you are an absolute sympathetic and passionate musician, thanx for all this amazing content. Please keep up this good work!!! All the best to you and greetings from Germany!

[@francisgori5631]

Going to be ordering a left-handed Serus J this month. Can’t wait to join the Novo family!

[@mjs2016]

My life was changed when I got my Gretsch. I finally had something good enough to show off so I started gigging

[@tedstilles88]

Great story and great advice about listening to that inner voice. I'm going through a similar situation. Last year I was going to buy a Godin with P90s when the pandemic hit. I saw one in the local music store here in Montreal. A friend said a band mate of his worked at Godin and I could probably get a deal on the one I wanted. While we were trying to connect to make it happen, I was visiting friends in Quebec City where I stopped by the local music store and on the wall was a PRS 30th anniversary Hollowbody SE. My wife suggested I try it. I played one chord and new it was special. After about ten minutes, I knew it was the one. It immediately became my new number one. I'll be launching my own KZbin channel very soon. I would have already done it but I landed a role in a movie I couldn't pass up so I have to figure out how to juggle it all.

[@bkozlo09]

Love to hear guitar stories Please keep them coming Rhett

[@simonpark843]

This is the best video I've ever seen you do and I'm a fan of all the ones I've seen - it's just such an honest description of how strongly you felt about this guitar. I think we can all relate to it, too - we've all become obsessed with particular guitars at some point. I'm just glad you were able to get this guitar. You clearly know how lucky you were to get it and hearing you tell the story about the day you got it made me smile. Thanks for making this video.

[@paulsmith3807]

What a great, honest account of the agony involved in deciding on what ended up as your favourite guitar ever...

[@alexnaturalis1179]

After seeing this video, I too can now justify myself buying a new expensive guitar that I will fall in love and inspire me to great musical adventures! Thanks, Rhett!!

[@georgewilliams8139]

long live king rhett, you've inspired me to keep going when going seems impossible.

[@flybynight1929]

Such a cool story, really enjoyed it, and I think its shared and appreciated by almost every serious player. That feeling, it always points you in the right direction.

[@metalvenom3462]

I'm homeless and was gifted with a $60 acoustic from Target... Keep playing everyone! What else is there!

[@rv6205]

youre right ...what else is there ?.....Im 50 and not skiing, playing hockey or basicly doing anyhting i did at 25

[@watchitnow765]

I have a how I found "My #1" guitar story, except it's about my #1 Bass. I happened to see a video of Geddy Lee talking about his new Signature Fender Jazz Bass. I was impressed with how he described how he found his "#1" 1972 Jazz Bass, and how he felt he very accurately duplicated this bass with Fender's expert help. I had to have one, but could not afford it at the time. Fortunately I found a new, "Open Box", returned item, Geddy Lee Jazz Bass that I could barely afford. I bought it, but it arrived in damaged condition. It smelled very, very smokey, like it had somehow survived a house fire. I played it, and it sounded magnificent! I kept it and spent weeks polishing the smokey smell out of this truly unique "fire survivor." I have more money now, and have bought several Jazz Basses, and NOTHING sounds and plays (even unplugged) like that bass. It will forever be my very incredible sounding/playing "#1."

[@ksgtrpkr]

Great Story about the guitar AND you now know that Tillie is a very special lady that was meant to share life with you! Congratulations on two great choices in life!!!

[@rommelladiao7741]

You are one of the reasons I decided to get a Novo. Thanks Rhett for the background story and awesome content.

[@WhatExitSign]

Wow don't think I've ever been this early to a Rhett video :)

[@andertons]

Like dropped...

[@tangyorange6509]

I love British

[@CarlyonProduction]

Thats a really beautiful guitar, buddy. I am a lifelong P-90 enthusiast and you have really made me want one of these. I think all of that wood mass contributes massively to the sound. Beautifully built. Have been a fan of Dennis' work for a while without having bought anything from him.

[@TimothymakeupsDitzler]

Love this story! Thanks for sharing Rhett!

[@toadstkr]

Great story great guitar I really enjoyed it. I remember once picking up a Fender Tele in a guitar shop it was nothing special as far as model I believe at the time they were called American Specials and there were 4 identical ones hanging up the one I grabbed had a weird grain spot on the neck. I strummed it and it was twice as loud as any of the other telecasters in the shop even the custom shop ones. Idk it was like it was alive. I came back to buy it 3 weeks later and it was gone and all these years later it still haunts me and I’m still searching for a guitar like it. It’s crazy

[@Hugorod86]

Drinking Game: Take a drink anytime Rhett says: "literally" 😆

[@Brianpedrozaofficial]

I died after ten minutes

[@meadish]

Surprising that Americans use literally so much given their antipathy for the metric system. Should it not be bushelfully, 32/18-inchstickwiselly, Walmart-sizedly or something arcane like that? 😃

[@petercheney8316]

You will literally get alcohol poisoning.

[@al_kaloid]

@@meadish I see what you did there ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) And I like it. That being said, literal and liter have nothing in common etymologically speaking.

[@mediumshreddercheese]

Hell yeah!! Your channel has re-ignited my passion for music, especially electric guitar and when I read the comments, it sounds like I’m not alone!

[@donnystephens8032]

That guitar automatically grabs your ears !!!!! Helps to have a great player bending the strings! Great story Rhett !

[@VincentVader]

As a professional musician you can literally write off the cost of equipment as a business expense. I know several guitar players that do just that.

[@simongregory3114]

I suspect he knows that. Also that means it comes off the amount you are taxed, it doesn't make it free or anything...

[@samfindon03]

Wife > guitar

[@jackds7107]

the other way around bro

[@samfindon03]

@@jackds7107 :)

[@Bubba-zu6yr]

In $’s, yes, but I finally found a cure for that.😅

[@ironmikehallowween]

A good wife, definitely yes, most wives, definitely not.

[@BrettPapa]

Great vid man!

[@mudkatmark]

My Ice Blue Metallic Serus J is a direct result of hearing you play yours!!! Thanks for telling me about the Amalfitano P90s as Mr Amalfitano himself made and shipped a set to NOVO who graciously installed them on my custom built Serus J. Mathew Timmons is one of the nicest people I’ve ever spoken to. He, Dennis and the entire NOVO Team are amazing. My NOVO was a gift from my wife for completing my rounds of chemo and radiation. I’m still fighting the battle and still loving my NOVO. Thanks Rhett for being kind to me when I asked and Thanks to NOVO for building an amazing guitar!!!!

[@cellogary]

Love this! I'm definitely down to hear more guitar stories!

[@rockinrob43]

been waiting on this guitar demo since i started watching this channel , Thanks Rhett

[@everlymarshall9179]

Love this story! Would love to hear more about gear, gigs, anything really!

[@Wishmasternet]

My favorite Rhett Shull video ever. I felt this one like no other.

[@codyfolkdecou5207]

You're an inspiration Rhett. This is beautiful!

[@unboxoverkill]

Love this story, I keep coming back to it.

[@southwestwanderings]

What a great story Rhett. I'd say that guitar was meant to be in your life and I'm happy it brings you so much joy. You seem like a decent, hardworking dude and you definitely deserve to have it.

[@RootRoad]

Great story Rhett! Keep ‘em coming!

[@justinshew3171]

I love these types of videos Rhett!! I would love to hear more stories about your journey and your guitars and gear.

[@chrissargentguitar8265]

Great story, Man! I love it. And I love those rare connections we get with an instrument.

[@brandonlangely8834]

Something about you calms me down the way you explain things you're down to earthiness never heard of that guitar but love the way it sounds and looks and I know exactly what you mean about that moment when something you play is special feeling

[@riccovrea841]

It was because of you with that Guitar I drove to Nashville and set an appointment. It was an experience that I find to be beyond understanding I have owned tons literally tons of high end guitars and without a shadow of a doubt they are the best I’ve ever played thanks to you!

[@justjono9638]

Love this, life is all about emotional connections to everything, thanks for sharing and keep the stories coming !!

[@bhargavpandya9189]

This story touched my heart! 💜

[@AlonzoWhite]

I Love your life stories. They are unique, special, and instructional. Thanks Man!!!

[@thomas9079]

Thanks for sharing your story Rhett! This is my first video on your channel, but I have watched you on Rick Beato many times and enjoyed your insight on many subjects of music, etc. I'm now subscribed and looking forward to seeing you grow and perform and teach as you share with us your vision. The best to you and your dear wife! Have a wonderful week!

[@robwolfbrandt7741]

That’s a great story man. Glad it worked out for you.

[@tonyrutland9289]

Fantastic back story and vid! Thank you for sharing it.

[@paristhalheimer]

Great story. It reminds of a few guitars that changed and enriched my life. Thanks for sharing. Your story made me Jones for playing with my band.

[@sonictemple2925]

I love everything about that guitar. Love their headstock design. It’s just a original yet classic looking design.

[@frederickthompson8686]

Great story, Rhett. Thanks!

[@seanbaines]

What a bond. How lovely to hear about it. I haven't had an experience like that with an electric yet, but I felt kinda like that when I got my acoustic, an Eastman Grand Auditorium in solid Sapele. It sounded special to my ears on the first strum, and I still get a lift inside me on the first chord, every practice. Dunno if my connection is as strong as yours here, but it's real. Thanks for the video. Great to watch. Worth paying attention to.

[@philf4086]

Rhett - nice video, glad to see that you are back to your old self after the shoulder injury/recovery!

[@bggouvea]

Thanks for the story Rhett....I appreciate the videos! Bless you man

[@crazywisdom2]

Great Vid ! Amazing guitar ... Love the sound you get out of that beautiful gem. I could listen to you play for hours !

[@raymondmeers]

Rhett, thanks, love hearing these personal stories. you don't know mine, but I feel more connected to you. Keep it up, you are great.

[@stuffgoodies7346]

Beautiful instrument! Sounds clear, crisp and warm!

[@liamjordan5948]

This was great, Rhett! Proof that a guitar really can change your life. How far you've come too! Keep the great videos coming!

[@ilyabudaev8026]

It's a pleasure to watch videos like this!

[@blakevanhouten1672]

Love the story! Do more!

[@mattswannie6651]

Fantastic video Rhett. Love it. More stories 🙏🏼

[@ginoames]

This is my favorite video of yours hands down. I love the guitar and think the story is amazing!

[@richardallison8756]

Great story I’m super happy for you And your band is kick ass🤘

[@woodlane73]

Wonderful story Rhett! I saw (and hear) you on your Novo years ago and was instantly hooked. Owned Serus T for two years now and it sounds magical. Due to weather conditions here in the Netherlands I had an issue with the neck and sent an email to Novo in the evening. The next morning I had the golden tip in the mail. Speaking of service (and passion for their products)… Every guitarist should own a Novo or at least try one... (before you die!)

[@charliegy]

Awesome story Rhett! Inspiring.

[@billregan1981]

Great story Rhett! Enjoyed this deep dive into a particular instrument.

[@less_concerned1221]

Glad you did this video, it’s the reason I started a watching your channel in the first place!

[@RaddDadd29]

Awesome story man! Sometimes you just have to go with your gut, no matter what the price! I really enjoy hearing and watching your awesome content! Keep it up Rhett!

[@BBQDad463]

Thank you for sharing this video. What a cool story! I am glad you found "The One." Rock on!😎

[@bobbusby5058]

Thanks for sharing, wonderful story!

[@sonicd57]

Fantastic story Rhett.. really enjoyable! We can all relate to that sentiment toward an instrument in one way or another.

[@John.Smith007]

Thanks for sharing that story.

[@n.a.792]

Awesome story, Rhett. Stories always resonate with people more than content or info. Nice one

[@patrickgribben2781]

Lovely playing in those little clips. Great sounding guitar