I Tried the New "Triplecaster" (Worth the Hype!)

[@EricMiller630]

Fender: “Jack, what specs do you want on your new signature guitar?” Jack White: “Yes”

[@ListenToPowerViolence]

Look like the Fender guitar version of Homer's car.

[@Releasethebats123]

Yes it does. I called it a Homer Simpson car on a different post😅

[@DeltaJazzUK]

Spot on, it's a right dog's dinner.

[@ckelly5141]

Funny….i was thinking Homer’s car is a version of a Fender Tele. 🚙🎸🤔

[@andrewv.l.8908]

Hahahaahahahhaha!!!!! "What does this monstrosity cost?"

[@circleinthedirt9428]

😂

[@doug1274]

Guitar players: “Fender just keeps rehashing the same old guitars over and over. Why won’t they ever do anything new?” Also guitar players: “Why would Fender do this? What’s wrong with the guitars we’ve been playing the last 75 years? I hate it and I want to make sure everyone knows it by using all caps in the comment section of every review of it that I can find.”

[@davidpaul6656]

😂😂🤣

[@geneevans7885]

The crazy part is the vintera tele deluxe is a total game changer and it’s slept on. It’s criminal.

[@Davivd2]

I mean all Fender needs to do is invent some new bridges since it's been a half century since the last time they did that, when Leo Fender owned the company. Otherwise, they are more versatile than Gibson. More pick up options and configurations. I mean really, 90 percent of the guitar and it's sound is the pickup configuration.

[@jeffmckinnon5842]

@@Davivd2 There is a reason why Gibson never switched over to Poly finishes, but only one reason that Fender switched to poly for most all of their guitars. It doesn't scratch. It may sound and feel like shit, but the production line has never run better. Customers don't matter.

[@mrpositronia]

​@@Davivd2 you speak as though Fender don't sell their guitars. I think they are fine doing what everyone knows them to do. The people who don't like Fender don't buy Fender.

[@misternobody4786]

Love it, what a signature guitar should be - vastly polarizing

[@jeffmckinnon5842]

"Polarizing" is exactly the right word. People will surely learn all about it when they try to sell it!

[@WilliamHaisch]

9:31 Also because Jack White’s vinyl record company is *”Third Man Records”.* 😊

[@dublev78]

I know you don’t do amps, but his signature Panoverb amp is pretty special too.

[@rooster4906]

Yes 👍

[@DanielBobke]

I like that Fender is open to being adventurous with their guitars - far more then some guitar companies I can think of. This collaboration with Jack White has produced some very cool products. Innovation from one of the oldest brands out there is a welcome thing. Along with what Fender Japan does with the Fender line, they are not just catering to the Luddite customer.

[@cuda426hemi]

When you are a distant 2nd in sales you have to be "cute" but in reality it's an "artist" model no different than any "artist"guitar from the "other"company.

[@DanielBobke]

@cuda426hemi I don't think anyone is a distant second, but Luddites abound.

[@cuda426hemi]

@@DanielBobke Yeah you might want to learn words. And stats. Not even close.

[@33cattt49]

This guitar is a pile of shit 🤣

[@cuda426hemi]

@@33cattt49 You mean it's a Tri-Pilecaster....I like it

[@BoyAditya]

20:12 that's not "small" humbucker, that's filtertrons pickup.

[@steveduran1664]

I'm sorry, but Fender saying that powder coat is going to scratch easy is BS unless they are using a really crappy powder coater, powder coat is what we use to restore and refinish bikes in the cycling industry because of how strong it is, the only thing stronger is ceracote which is used in the fire arm industry. So if Fender is claiming that powder coat will scratch easily they are either full of it or using the absolute worst power coater out there.

[@Lee-fn6en]

Maybe it’s just fender being careful of litigious Americans. The last fender i bought came with a cancer warning.

[@pabcrane]

I think it's probably just them trying to cover the lowest common denominator in terms of issues.

[@DoctorEnigma01]

I was thinking the same thing that stuff is damn near bullet proof

[@DoctorEnigma01]

@@Lee-fn6enso do Seymour Duncan pickups, that’s because of idiots in California

[@jr2904]

​​​@@Lee-fn6en probably made in California, we have cancer warnings on most fast food places as well. Not because of the bad ingredients or poor quality, but because of the cooking/browning of bread and French fries... All because of proposition 65

[@Michael-fl9ge]

26:29 Trogly shockingly discovers outside sounds (dissonance) and rips into what is perhaps the coolest lick I’ve ever heard him play. Bit of history there. Well done!

[@TennisOnion]

Need it in the blue

[@bluesoverlord]

The yellow “Fender” logo on the case is like on his signature PanoVerb amp.

[@dukealbert7017]

Definitely a Third Man Records nod!

[@worldssickestmedia2713]

Jack White has probably spent the good part of a decade figuring that thing out. I've seen quite a few prototypes over the years of him with these weird teles. Then you would see him a year later and he'd be like "it's the same guitar as last time but we added this and changed that and then repainted it. Doesn't matter if you love or hate the way it looks. Innovation is awesome. And the people saying it's hideous. If it were up to those types of people we'd be playing the same sh:t that they had in the 50s. I remember in the 80s people saying that Floyd Rose' and EMG's were hideous. Fuq how it looks. I want the sound. I want the function and playability. It's an instrument. A tool. Not a piece of furniture. Get that bish playing and sounding right. We'll worry about the looks later. Not my style of guitar. But I'd love to try it and see what it's all about. Very interested in checking one out.

[@216trixie]

It's not hideous because it's new looking It's hideous because it looks like a '60s Airline guitar.

[@R3TR0R4V3]

Lol. It doesn't look anything like an Airline...

[@worldssickestmedia2713]

@@216trixie with real guitar players looks come after the sound, playability and function.

[@Alex_Mitchell]

@@worldssickestmedia2713 Are you sure this YT channel is where you want to be?

[@worldssickestmedia2713]

@@Alex_Mitchell sure. I do whatever I want. Everyday. And one of those things is, I enjoy staying up on Gibson and Fender guitars. I hope everyone will one day experience the joy of doing whatever they want.

[@Utaheyelid]

Saw his tour last year where he played this guitar. Man completely rips and uses all the options available in this setup. He was just constantly making new noises. Amazing performer.

[@billydworrell8259]

I actually saw this tonight at Guitar center, it's a bit much for my taste, but you have to give him credit for extreme creativity. Im interested in the sound tho.

[@dio1304]

Oh yeaaa this is one of the most beautiful teles on the planet. As a huuuge Jack White fan (and telecasters fan), when I saw him live, playing orange prototype of this guitar back in 2019 I believe, I was freaking drooling. Orange prototype still looks better imo, but black&white is classy af

[@jeffmckinnon5842]

And if you buy one of these, you will sound just like Jack White!

[@dio1304]

@jeffmckinnon5842 Trogly demonstrated in this video that you won't 😂 Jack's sound is literally gretsch filtertron humbucker into overdriven fender amp, often with big muff or zvex mammoth and occasional digitech whammy

[@henrykimball6817]

The new endoscope is so much better than the old one!

[@robbnutter4665]

I used to have a Cabronita Tele with Fender made "Filtertron" pickups that were copies of Gretsch pickups. Sold the guitar to a buddy of mine and regret it ever since (RIP Perry). It was a "Made In Mexico" model with a burst finish.

[@mertmunson1417]

I'm very curious to hear those kind of pickups. Filtertrons are underrated. Makes me wonder how fender did theirs. Sorry about your friend my man. That sucks.

[@Toadpapa]

Love having tons of tonal options that are unique like this

[@alanlf1394]

yeah, bought one, was afraid of having buyer remorse, but it's actually a legit GREAT guitar with great tone and really nice neck, totally worth the price

[@deanmccaskill5495]

Really? Cool. You like it? It’s not something I’d buy but it’s pretty cool for sure.

[@alanlf1394]

@deanmccaskill5495 yeah definitly like it, the only problem is that i am afraid of chipping away that white coating on the center position mic with my strumming ! Other than that it’s a really well made instrument Something trogly didn’t show in his video is how you can fine tune your sound with the volume and tone, and use the « straight to jack » from time to time to get that full sound ! Something that surprised people i showed it too ! It’s like a mini pedal to get that « accent » on solo and go back to « muffled » chord progression after And clearly the neck is not something i am used to, i tend to find many neck too beefy (i have little hands i guess) bit not on this one, it’s really ergonomic to my playstyle !

[@mspirit]

Isn’t the guitar out of stock already?

[@alanlf1394]

@mspirit no, at least not in europe, but i ordered the 1st of november and only got the guitare the 8th december, i think they make them as order come Mine is around the 300th made from the serial number, and from the serial number size i guess they can go as high as 9999 made( But i would expect more something like 3333 to stick with the triple thing)

[@zigzagrz]

John Bohlinger did a demo on Jack’s actual guitar and broke the trem!

[@mightyV444]

...right before Jack joined him and his tech for a moment, too! 😅

[@kurtisslystne5250]

First off. I've been subscribed to your channel for about 3+ years and your chops have gotten really good. Keep it up Trog. It brings a smile to my face. As a retired music teacher, performer, producer I'm impressed with you and your channel. Great blood sweat and tears you've given. For $3500.00 I can pay 3 mortgage payments or buy a Caribbean vacation for my wife and me. No doubt this JW triplecaster will increase in value but who can guess if it's 10 years or 30 years from now. My 1960 pink strat was a pawn shop find when I was 14 yrs old in 1973. No guy wanted it cuz of the color. I paid $275.00 and you can imagine the names I was called. I couldn't afford it today cuz of its 'all original value'. Is the JW triplecaster worth it?. Yes. I never thought my pink 1960 would be worth over $25k. (Probably more like 7 x's more than $275.00 cuz it's rare color) For me the JW triplecaster has too much going on for a 65 yr old. Heck. My peddle board is confusing enough. My grandson would argue 'Not for a budding young 16 yr old'. My advice to a young aspiring JW fan is to buy and not beat it up. Play it but don't abuse it and in 45+ yrs you just might have the value of my pink 1960 strat. Btw. Don't alter it in any way, shape or form. Don't lose the case candy cuz it's big value down the road. Life moves fast. Did I ever think I would be commenting on my life on your channel? Heck no! I grew up when the Internet wasn't even thought of. Gasoline was 25 cents a gallon. I had a home made mini bike with a Briggs and Stratton lawn mower engine and me and my buddies all drove VW bugs. My advice to the current youngsters. Don't mod your guitars. Keep all the case candy. Practice practice practice and live each day honestly and give back more than you get, like it's your last day on earth. May Jesus bless you as he's done for me, my children and grandchildren. Now keep on rocking that Jack White triplecaster! Kurtiss

[@A_Noid]

I like it. Original and sounds good. Just wish it had a nitro finish. At that price and with powder coating that will wear off, would have been good to have the finish wear off well too.

[@tomsfoodtour9559]

Best review of the Triplecaster!!! Thank you sir!!!

[@Trog]

Glad you liked it!

[@rrichards146]

The pickups sounds great

[@Jon-ty6bb]

That P90 in the middle sounds fantastic, nearly makes up for the weak sound neck pickup. It wouldn’t take a lot to make an adapter so you could mount a tele control knob onto a Gibson three way switch.

[@richshipley7893]

I have a Hipshot extender on my bass. Can be useful when you want to go just a little lower. Easy to flip in and out while playing. Should work nicely for drop D. Should only take a few minutes to get it to tune both correctly but the nut slot needs to be working smoothly.

[@mikecarbone828]

Salutations Austin! Interestingly specked Jack White signature Triple Caster. I am surprised that they have a warning label concerning the powder coating, typically powder coated metal parts are very durable and not prone to chipping and flaking off, since the pickup covers are made of metal, that shouldn’t be a concern, and if the tuner knobs are also metal, once again that should not be concerning, however if any plastic parts have been powder coated, which I doubt, that may be an issue, but powder coating involves statically charging the parts, and then it will attract an even layer of the powder, which is then baked onto the part and is very similar to a baked enamel finish, it is resistant to chipping and flaking, unless it was done improperly. It appears that the body of this model is actually based on a Thinline Telecaster body, except that the “f” hole has been omitted. The filth knob is something completely new to me on any guitar, and I have not seen one on any other device either, so this is a big surprise, I hope that it is durable to be dependable for many years, however, I would recommend that a spare one is procured for any new owners of one of these instruments, because I suspect that it would not be easy to find a replacement, in the event that it fails in the future. The lack of walnut in the back of the neck is a very exclusive specification, that and the 12” fretboard radius really sets these apart from other Telecasters. The hip shot tuning option can be very useful for those who like to quickly drop the tuning on the E string, I have an Epiphone Joe Pass Signature Emperor II that has one on it, and I have found it to be very useful. It sounds great and has more sound options than any standard Telecaster. This is definitely the most unconventional Telecaster that Fender has ever produced, that I am aware of. Thanks for sharing! Please have an excellent and awesome day! ☀️✨🎸

[@Onidragon55]

Regarding how the routed it: If it's chambered like a thinline Tele they rout out the back of the guitar and then put a laminated back on.

[@ethanhitchcock5431]

Watched the Premier Guitar ' Rig rundown ' on Jack's new gear , I was impressed , and now your review gets more in depth , the Jack White Tele is like a Swiss Army ' JACK ' knife , pretty damn cool , I love the pickups and the whole aesthetic , it sounds killer , especially that bridge humbucker ! Thanks Trogly !

[@ralphwest8156]

First impression visually was yikes' there's a lot going on ...but in use, very versatile ...that bridge pup has a great deep tone and that P90 is a powerhouse. For me, all the white needs to be black ...but then, I'm not Jack White ...a great Tele alternative '

[@pabcrane]

I think this thing is fabulous! There's no chance I'll buy one but i really like the pickup variations and their sounds. One thing I noticed which might be completely off topic is that Trogly's guitar has the Bigsby wire bar with the bend dipping towards the bottom of the guitar - but when i saw Jack's it had the bend facing upwards (towards the player face which i thought was somewhat odd). Anyway, it would be great if someone who has played the wang-bar in both orientations could chime in and let us know the difference in how it feels and plays.

[@barnabyotoole2016]

Those three different pickups sound VERY different...wow! I like the beefier middle pickup; it seems more useful

[@blakemoore1905]

That knob switch is actually kind of cool.. I feel like I might like that better than split coil press pull or whatever that shits kind of annoying

[@sagittated]

I love it when people do something different and imaginative. It's art after all.

[@norseman61]

I started out thinking this thing was just gimmicky, but I’ll be damned if this didn’t turn out to be a tone monster. I’m completely sold… except for the “buying one” part of it. It doesn’t fit my 64 year old style… or lack thereof. It’s like Jack White; unique, edgy, brash, and a little crazy. Oh yeah, and cool as hell!

[@the_hippykiller22]

I say go for it, it's really not that flashy and people don't care anyway, I see way too many people saying they love it but they won't buy it, and that's how we end up with only boring strats and teles because people don't dare to be ever so slightly different. You only live once, you'll never regret owning a slightly flashy guitar on your deathbed. And again, this is not a pink flying V either, it's just a black and white tele with 3 pickups

[@norseman61]

@@the_hippykiller22 You make some excellent points, sir! I love the LOOKs of the guitar, it's more the "tonal" style I was talking about. I prefer straight-up clean tones, and although I'm sure this guitar can handle just about anything, my guitar dollars would probably be better spent elsewhere. The vast majority of the options on this guitar would most likely go unused (by me, anyway). But make no mistake. I think this guitar is badass.

[@oscarlommusic]

Sad to see they missed the output Jack-White powdered coat 😂😂😂

[@BCBridger]

Fender dabbles in 12” radius fretboards sort of often if you know where to look

[@Phooey-tv5tg]

Yeah my old Classic Player 60s strat is “12….awesome guitar

[@RoboSteave]

Love it! If I was still playing, I'd get a second mortgage and buy it! (For some reason, this made me think, but can it peel a apple? That's from a bit on that old show "The Honeymooners" where they're doing a commercial for a multi-use kitchen gadget.)

[@DavidRavenMoon]

The bridge pickup is a Filter’Tron.

[@frankwebster9110]

That's what I thought at first. But he said it was more along the lines of a gold leaf

[@MC-bi8qw]

​@@frankwebster9110 that's wrong, trogly is obviously not a Gretsch guy. Filtertrons are a Gretsch design

[@attrition0]

It also has a rail so its a bit of a hybrid of the filtertron design

[@ericbgordon1575]

This is the first I'm learning of those drop tuners on a six-string guitar. I was long aware of them being used on basses.

[@Steven-re3tx]

Hello from Alaska.

[@Dragon_rls]

Hello back from Florida 🌴

[@jr2904]

Hello, from California. I'll trade your summer weather for my winter weather haha

[@jamesjeager129]

Hello from Texas

[@Kinger1625]

This isn’t usually my kinda thing, but between the pups, and the kill switch and Bigsby ….if that neck feels like I hope it does, this would definitely be an amazing guitar! ❤

[@mentalcog2187]

Would like to see Rhett Skull go over this one!! His unique critical analysis of instruments would be very valuable as to what you get out of an instrument like this. Probably wouldn't hear from him about it until he's had it for about 6 months but,.. worth the wait. Also, Rick Beato working with him to go over it as they stretch it's legs. The options seem limitless as a one all guitar that actually fits the bill. That's new.

[@daviddeel8427]

His new amp is spectacular

[@Jeff-li5ri]

New interior camera is nice and sharp!

[@oceantree5000]

Hot damn, that thing SINGS

[@The_EmeraldOne]

Speaking of "Triple Tele's," John 5 has a signature run of 3 pickup Tele Deluxe. They seem cool, should anyone wish to NGD one. 👀

[@bukwok]

when i saw him has different versions of triplecaster ,i really hope he pick the 70s big headstock for the production version , i think big headstock looks better, but still very very cool, if you are big name artist, have to power make the manufacturer say yes lest to make a crazy stuff , then good job ,do it for the fun.

[@Molnboman]

Makes Brent Mason's tele look subtle in comparison.

[@ereimul1444]

i had a lot of fun watching this today. i can tell Austin is having fun too.

[@Jason-cm6uh]

I like the bold black and white "color" scheme and the tonal options.

[@MorganTC]

I am a SUCKER for weird ass guitars and this is the definition of weird. Do I have the money for it? No. Would I spend it if I did? FUCK YES!

[@erikkorhonen]

this is nice , But i want the combo amp he did with fender along with this. powder coating is a very different process than chroming

[@coreyforbes3341]

This will be the guitar we all look back at in 40 years and think why didn't I buy one and put It in the wardrobe because it's going to be worth a fortune later !

[@charlesbolton8471]

So will the amp. I’ve got to get the amp before Fender suddenly discontinues it. Most signature model Fender amps don’t stay in production for very long.

[@GamerPastHisPrime]

I grabbed one of these and I’m real happy with it.

[@mattmontgomery8999]

Hi Trogly, did you see the Premier Guitar rig rundown of Jack White? Host John Bohlinger plays this triplecaster and breaks the tremolo arm off of the guitar. What did you think of the arm when you played the guitar? Seems like it isn’t very sturdy AT ALL!

[@A_Noid]

It certainly was funny at least

[@mightyV444]

To be fair, John B. was attempting dive bombs with that Bigsby - which it's not made for! 😅

[@SneezyPond]

This is the most fun I've seen you have in a while, I definitely want to check one out!

[@ckelly5141]

1:00 What Jack White? No triple string tree! Outrageous I tell you! 🎸 🌲 🌲 🌲😞

[@miguelfernandes333]

The Direct just means you are listening to the pups full sound.

[@hifibrony]

Tapping? I'm impressed, Trogly!

[@pauljazz818]

Very strange, but I’m sure a number of people will love it. I just wish you would document the Fender John 5 Ghost Telecaster.

[@drdanny11]

Meh.

[@joshpointoh]

Agreed, that one actually looks more interesting to me

[@markmcgibbon2101]

You looked like you had the funnest time with that. What was with all the background hum though?

[@GeorgeVaaeth-kc9wc]

That bridge pup looks like a "P-Rail" by Seymour Duncan. I have one in my Strat. They're great pups.

[@DonAshcraft]

Ceramic coat or even baked on enamel would have been so cool for the white elements. But no. Either way this is a wild looking guitar. I love the tremolo bar. Big like the early '60s but modern and no doubt does not pull the strings out of tune with the proper locking keys.

[@Darth.Shredder]

Jack sure came a long way from those Airline and other Sears level guitars. It's not a critique... just an observation. I'm a fan of his playing and he can play whatever he wants. Ok, interweb?

[@dlemon90]

I remember an article where he said he got fed up and said something along the lines of “why am I fighting these guitars? Why am I working so hard?”. Understandable, a lot of those old department store guitars are pretty miserable to play.

[@JohnnyArtPavlou]

@@dlemon90 Very interesting because I remember in an interview he said that he kind of likes fighting his guitars. But I guess he got tired of that.

[@NathanSink]

My first thought on the non-durablility of the hardware was John Bohlinger breaking the Bigsby on Jack White’s guitar on Rig Rundown. 😜

[@hkguitar1984]

16:00 At the 7:06 Endoscope View you can see that the back appears to be a separate piece of wood glued over the body chamber routes. Cool Guitar

[@coliimusic]

7:30 Man the new borescope camera has a waaaaaaaaay better picture!

[@geneevans7885]

Jack white is under appreciated. Like it or not, he’s the descendant of les Paul when it comes to this.

[@Isaiah-me2ct]

Buck owens Tele or Kingman please

[@alexdenton6586]

A face only a mother can love

[@eric_in_florida]

hideous

[@mspirit]

Isn’t that the all purpose or raw rock n roll?

[@nOpOrOpMoP]

wonder why he chose that switch, Tesi makes a few different Sanwa style arcade switches. definitely a cool guitar, I did something similar to this with an Ibanez RG as far as the wiring and electronics. mine has a fixed Bridge so I do not have any issues with the Hipshot xtender, seems as if they were using that in conjunction with a vibrato system it would act funny but I've never tried it so I'm not exactly sure about that. that is definitely one of the most interesting guitars I've seen aside from EVH's Frankenstein, great video my man. Thank you for showing this.

[@NeilWatson]

I think that is the best I have seen you play

[@thegoodguy44]

The Triple theme is to do with his record label being called “Third man records”.

[@lhmmhl1]

Well Jack has been obsessed with the number 3 long before that. White Stripes had 3 colors (red white and black) had 3 instruments ((at first 🙄) (piano drums guitar)) table needs 3 legs to stand etc etc. I used to be a huge stripes fan sorry. Jack's work after that on the other hand...

[@R3TR0R4V3]

Well, he's Jack White III after all. ;)

[@jeffdeboer1679]

Just over 7 lbs is pretty good considering all the stuff it's got on it.

[@waynebake1123]

It would have been cool if they did a white lacquer finish on the whole neck, including the fretboard.

[@stop736]

I got one of these!!!! I love it…🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Gerym]

That yellow discoloring on 16th fret would be a serious QC problem for me - in my opinion it should not leave factory in such high-end instrument

[@frankwebster9110]

Love it. Trogly did it justice!

[@dad0526]

Don’t forget his work with The Raconteurs, Dead Weather and his production work (Van de Lear Rose)…JW is a treasure

[@ABBYDOG26]

Great all around review! Enjoyed the video. Thanks for your hard work.

[@buddhamus]

The chambered routing makes me think, Tele Thinline. I might be wrong, but aren't the Thinlines rounted fromt the back and them a veneer covers the back? I like the concept of the electronics, but I'm not sure if I like the looks. I wonder if Fender will make a Squier version? As always, you did a great job on the review. Thanks.

[@Dj2Splash]

Did you mention that it has 24 frets?

[@baronoflivonia.3512]

Whilst working for City of Detroit I not only drove past Yorba Hotel a million times, I also hooked up the bar on Cass with a temporary water service the night White Stripes played that a record exec was present

[@frankkurdyla1947]

Beautiful Guitar and I know it's only aesthetics but something about the poles on the neck pickup not aligning with the strings bothers me. Maybe it's just bad angles from this view but I can't be too sure.

[@skrubplayz3765]

22:04 say that again?

[@Captain_Yata]

The Triplecaster is so weird but when I learned more about it I fell in love

[@arakele]

I didn't notice it in the specs anywhere, but those are Gotoh InTune Saddles

[@beatmasterbossy]

It plays la cucaracha and everything

[@jefferywarburton2116]

The Wayne Kramer Stratocaster is a cute idea but this one they turned the knob up and broke it off. lol

[@jonathanphillips6372]

i love the little camera going into the guitar XD

[@johndonne1]

Sounds fantastic. Really interesting and unique!

[@ToddHavel]

This is extreme, a parody perhaps that the Tele ( esquire) was the original bare bones guitar! A lot less tech and switches than a Jerry Garcia guitar! This stuff raises the mark of tech and quality for everyone. Steve Morse comes to mind as well, that 7 pick up guitar! Amazing stuff being mass produced today!

[@therealone1288]

idk man. i think the normal tele middle position is the best part of the tele

[@deplinenoise]

Love that middle position P90. Very gritty.

[@ibisrox1]

John Bolenger demoing jacks blue one is the funniest shit ever

[@JMEAUS22]

John saved the show that day😂

[@Ottophil]

Jack whites output jack isnt white?

[@content-appreciator]

3:38 tldr "it will chip" Gotta love those marketing department guys 😂

[@Ottophil]

So does nitro. Its ok.

[@paulopinheiro8126]

Awesome review, you nailed it , thanks!