Millennial guitar VS. Boomer guitar

[TylerJohnstonGuitar]

I dig both. They don’t sound as different as one might expect.

[benjaminstoehr]

Many millennials are in their 40s now. I'm not sure it's a term we should be using to describe fancy and new any more 😆

[fillycheesesteak]

A “boomer guitar” is definitely a Les Paul

[commonsensehill]

Close your eyes... you'll hear a very slight variant of tonal quality, but both sound great.

[frenchblacksmithedits]

Music evolved since the 60's and so do the tools to make music. These who keep playing the blues like in the 60's might not need or want a strandberg, because it wouldn't be practical for what they do :) to each their own, but I'm against valuing an item more than it's purpose.

[Evan-xkcx]

That riff sounds like a nice way to wake up on a Saturday morning. : )

[rickwalters]

With all the great info and humour on the channel, I sometimes forget how deft AND tasty your playing is! Your just tossing off stuff as an example that many guitar players I know only hope to be able to crank out

[RokDAWG]

I definitely dig them both. Nobody but guitarist would care what’s being played. I’m a guitarist who doesn’t care what’s being played. My question is always the same, “Does it sound good?”

[brandondavidson]

Both are cool. Id take the strat personally. But they both sound great in the hands of a ninja

[JakeStrange]

Type of pickups, & speaker in the amplifier (if you still use an amp, & you should) makes more difference than anything else.

[Rehmoss]

You really notice how flat the Strandberg fretboard is!

[jamesomara]

Obviously i could never leave the fender corner. But that strandberg sounded amazing!

[jorymil]

Definitely the Strandberg for me: such a versatile guitar. Would get the Kiesel version if I ever lost my current axe. Regular frets, though.

[marceloyoshida]

When you put the same recorder, plug-ins, effects; things are bound to sound almost the same. Sounding good is all that matters, although I prefer the ergonomics of the newest guitars

[LojikPriet]

I like this groove too. Can u make some "ringtones" or "elevator samples" for us to download?

[gumbly]

They both sound decently similar. However, the strand berg will handle metal and high gain better and is much more comfortable to play imo.

[michaelclayton]

Always wondered how bends work with those, i guess some positions would require more of a bend than others to get the same ammount of pitch shift

[E_Proxy]

I used to own a Steinberger Synapse Transcale Custom ST-2FPA - TL, as a shitty guitar player i wasn't able to use its potential and i was a student so i sold it but I miss it.

[doctornova]

the strat is definitely a sweet guitar, but ive owned a few ( not a 63) but i really want a strandberg. im over 50 . i really want a guitar i never have to fight against at this point.

[AleksiBennettGuitar]

I didn't expect the difference to be so much. I kind of want a true temperament guitar now!