5 Guitars You Think Are Good (but they're not)

[iamayzil]

Every time I see a Jazzmaster, I wonder what the USB ports are for.

[NicoDoesLP]

Being a metal guy, i always thought fenders couldn't do it in my younger years. Now i realize that they can and absolutely do. I had a Japan model back in the day, and man that one guitar changed my whole perspective.

[johnkennedy]

Nothing bad to say bout the Telecaster, the classic block of wood is unbelievably versatile, nearly always stays in tune, and I always think it’s crazy how Leo got it SO RIGHT in his first attempt…

[zappasmoustache]

The strat is a perfect example of how most guitarists choose instruments based on looks. Always hates the look of strats and how common and boring they are, then I actually played one and realised I didn’t have a clue what I was talking about previously. So much fun to play. And way more versatile than people realise.

[saulgoodman]

As you get used to the strat, The placement of the volume knob becomes more of a feature than a problem, since you can make cool ambient sounds with it.

[voxchordis]

4:13 *begins playing clearly transformative adaptation of Hotel California*
"Why do I feel like I'm in danger?"

[LentilsOverkill]

The key with Jazzmasters is you have to set them up properly in order for the bridge to work right. The original design requires a tilted neck pocket, so a shim will do the trick.

If you set them up right, it is one of the most reliable and stable trem systems.

[AdAstraOnYafro]

I can tell you have been playing a lot lately. I absolutely loved the hotel California harp guitar style. Really cool. Looking forward to hearing your album.

[kuekuatsheumotley]

No matter how many guitars I try, my hands just love the Les Paul…the heaviness, the cream…the TONE!!! man I love this guitar…

[rsfields]

I greatly appreciate the subtle, yet tasty, slap in the face to the biggest copyright bullies in music.
May you fly as high as they once did good sir.

[abelramirez]

To me the ultimate sound is the Jazzmaster neck pick up. So amazing and soothing.

[mleveille]

I love the way you can so clearly hear the differences in the Strat when you flip the tone switch, it just sounds so gooood...😁

[virsarai]

I appreciate the quality of your videos so much. The smooth transitions, the videography, the blending of the music between scenes... your videos are top notch tyler! keep shredding.

[warnerww]

Notice the tele was left out…because he knows in his heart of hearts it’s a perfect instrument that has zero time for satire.

[wongnaichungrd]

Played a Jazzmaster regularly for 10 years, AV62RI, and never had an issue with original bridge or string displacement. I have a light touch and use 11s. Work with it!

[sm]

The best thing about the Strat is that the pickup selector is in the perfect place to hit it without even trying. Need to switch from the bridge pickup to anything else? Don't worry, you will.

[ShatterScript]

that bit on the harp guitar at 4:13 was sick though

[RCSmiths]

Love that throwback to the older days haha. Ultimately, any guitar is good if you try hard enough! I still play the first guitar I own, and with just the right settings, it truly makes it still a fun beast to play. Cheers

[bwalk]

I love the volume control location on a Strat. That's the #1 reason I use it so much.

[gambooyt]

Bought my first fender strat at the age of 40. I haven't been tempted to play any other guitar ever since. It just feels right.