How Lee and Rob Met…and their favourite and worst Andertons TV moments!

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[fluroflash]

Let's take a moment to pause and reflect on how much of a genius/pioneer Lee is. He has exponentially grown his family business into an international brand.

[adrianh]

One of my favorite captain jokes is when they were demoing an Amp with variable wattage and he said something like this:
"you can dial this down to half power for when you're in the bedroom, but of course I never go half power in the bedroom"

[andrewmorgan]

The coffee cup slide to sip is pure dad rock genius

[gggfx]

The way I describe Andertons TV is "it's Top Gear for guitars" - lots of fun and jokiness; anything but just a dry 'and it does this... And it has this..'. Its entertaining to watch even if you're not serious about guitars

[jmcsquared]

Another thing that made this channel: the video editing.

[evilutionltd]

21:25 hey, that's me!
I did try to put my name on the inside of Bea's mask (so you'd all remember my name lol) when I made it separately from the original pair but the vinyl absolutely wouldn't stick to the carbon fibre effect vinyl I used on the inside. The Bea blindfold had his face logo on the front. Still waiting to see it in action.

I insta-click on blindfold videos as they are always incredibly entertaining.

[Joeobrown]

"here's a chord"
*BWAH*

will never get old

[waynebush]

I live in a suburb of Dallas, Tx. guys, and I had never heard of Andertons probably 5 or 6 years ago. If I ever make my way to the U.K. I WILL, definitely make my way to Andertons somehow for no other reason than to say I've been there and bought something even if it's a pick! For no other reason than you two guys cracked me up watching your videos! Then watching Chappers videos, then Rabea's, etc., etc. you guys have become distant, somewhat embarrassing family! Make people laugh and show them cool shit. Recipe for success!

[spencerbaland]

I don't usually comment, but the intro was absolutely killer, that PRS is absolutely gorgeous and this friendship is one of the strongest in the public eye, that is all.

[kenlee]

I love how the whole crew feels like a family of sorts. It's cool to see you guys working together in other projects.

[Arkham_UK]

THE TOP GEAR OF TONE. Friendship and subject passion are a winning combination

[EasyHeat]

I am forever in debt to the endless smiles and laughter gifted to me over the years by watching Chappers and Captain Lee. Thanks soo much guys.
Cheers!

[MrChuckd]

I hadn’t really played guitar in 10 years and I wasn’t well, had just left hospital and was going to be inactive for awhile so I decided to pick it up again. I came across your videos doin product research, helped me pick out an amp. I watched every video of yours I could find. Fast forward 2 years I am playing in 2 bands again and I am playing an ML-3 Modern and ML-2 Classic. Cheers guys it’s been quite a ride for me.

[VinylIsForever]

The Miku video still cracks me up to this day, i probably watched it about 50 times now, never gets old

[paulx]

Discovered you guys 3 years ago, I'm from San Francisco and visited Guildford and Andertons last year. Bought a couple of pedals that I love. Looking forward to seeing Rob at Guitar Center SF next Tuesday. You guys do a terrific job, Andertons is a spectacular music store, looking forward to going back next year. Thank you for a great channel!

[MrIantodd]

Been following chappers n the captain since their video on the Blackstar delay pedal in 2009/2010.

[trollstjerne]

I think the Cab clone was a great Andertons moment cause that's how you got Danish Pete on your team.

[Durandalski]

There is no one else I would watch 38 minutes of chit chat. Ya'lls videos are what first introduced me to the wide world of electric guitars. My favorite video remains the "How to gig under 500." It was a great video that showed several different options for guitar and amp in the price range, and in the end went with two totally different approaches that both worked. I would love to see more vids like that.

[anthonybeers]

I am an American, I live in Zambia, If I ever go to England, I want to see Andertons and buy something just because I like you guys.

[wls]

Looks like Lee has a new favorite axe. Thats a sweet G & L