I walked in to buy a guitar and left with THIS

[johnkren]

Of course, you find a sitar-esque instrument, and it's obligatory to play "wherever I may roam". Respect!

[stefanlogue]

I get to teach middle school guitar classes thanks to the Songbirds Foundation! Thanks so much for helping us keep music education thriving in Chattanooga!

[RCSmiths]

I always did prefer the more vintage and local guitar stores because it was just a mystery waiting to be unraveled. Something about the uniqueness is quite magical.

[malevolentturtle]

As an employee at a guitar store, I appreciate that you called and asked if you could record before arriving at the store

[Sticknub]

The shock I experienced when you pulled the sitar onto your lap and started playing "Wherever I May Roam"

[GK-yfmg]

It really does sound like an electric banjo. Appreciate the Rush lick!

[TrueSelf]

Thanks for your time. Instantly made a donation to songbirds young children need music. My high school by the time we came around had threw em in a messy dusty pile in the corner of the gym balcony and without my mother enrolling me in the summer program to clean the school to reduce the tuition cost I would of never seen how music programs in school were done away with. Music is very important, and instruments were always my own personal Mr. Miyagi. With that said an early introduction in a teaching environment is necessary. Peace.

[billb]

So many 60's and 70's songs had sitar solos. One of my favorites is BJ Thomas "Hooked On A Feeling", and one of the most used in commercials is Pat Metheny's "Last Train Home". In concert he plays an old Silvertone electric sitar. That's one of the few guitars I've never owned, but now, you've inspired me to look for one. That one looks like it's not as much of a maintenance nightmare as the old ones.

[justinscott]

As soon as I heard how it sounded I was hoping you’d play ‘Wherever I May Roam.’ Thank you! It sounds so good

[fadlyhans]

Right away when I heard the sitar sound I told myself that he WILL PLAY THAT EPIC INTRO OF WHEREVER I MAY ROAM!!! Yeah!!!!

[krytoxic]

Oh wow! That's really something special as a find and sound. Definitely looking forward to more videos with it, especially to share them with my dad!

[jacelii]

Put a smile on my face when you played wherever I my roam, that so was cool!

[jimsmith]

You're my favorite YouTuber you inspired me to get back into guitar.

[steveklick]

Yeah this was a pretty cool video dude. I hoped that when you did the "Paint it Black" intro that you would've gone into the rushing sound of the chords but maybe next time. Also for Sitar learn "Angie" and its variant progressions, that would be really cool to listen to and show.

[SamSkarab]

Electric sitar? Sounds cool, definitely something to have in the collection

[fatseaturtle]

Fantastic video! Leaving the camera after triple checking was just a cherry on top.

[kowalguitarlife]

Well this is absolutely awesome man good for you Tyler and that's pretty cool that you donated some money also those kids will definitely appreciate it how cool love you man keep on rockin brother love everything you do

[TheBurstxx]

I was so happy when you played Wherever I May Roam, because thats the first song to come to my mind when I heard that tone. :)

[honkytonkinson]

That sitar has more quack than a strat, wow! It’s like a strat where every note gets choked out by fret buzz, like an intentional mistake

[bigbitness]

You hands down are one of the best musicians I have heard on here, your sitar performance at the end was played with such perfection and feeling I felt it in my soul, that was excellent