Hands on Review of the 70th Anniversary Broadcaster

Jonathan and Baxter rap about the new 70th Anniversary Broadcaster from Fender.

[dreamscuba]

Sorry, this is 2 years old…but I just saw this. You will laugh… I’m watching this on the bus. When you said, “who loves broadcasters?” And you raised your hand. So did I. On the bus. Haha.

[Minnaarsarelovers]

Just bought a Journeyman one. Honestly the greatest guitar I’ve ever played, and I’ve played far too many. It almost makes me sad for other guitars. What a phenomenal instrument.

[fearnpol]

The one I tried did not have the correct oversized neck pocket but that CS one does look correct.

[davidmacleod]

Do the relics sound better than the NOS? I loved the way that sounded unplugged! Are they ALL like that? I need to know this! Thanks.

[donnyhall]

Do the Broadcasters have a pine body like the original? I would think the custom shop model would be, since it's the closest in originality than the every day production model.

[defeatantifa]

Cool video. Your guitar shop is elite.

[mitchmatthews]

Jonathan is looking at it like Baxter is holding the latest issue of Penthouse.

[stevetierney]

"The world will be done by then." J. Robinson

[jacey]

Just got a Journeyman version~ The best guitar I've ever owned~

[mickbrowne]

I thought he was pointing at that combover

[larryalexander]

Really? Compound radius was a thing back then? It's not just an excuse to make reissue guitars more playable just like they did with the American Original series... even though the American Originals are nothing like the original Teles! This is a trend that has to stop. Either make them like the exact original guitars or don't.

[Sailor_Man_Music]

People are jerks yall are great... I wouldnt mind going fishing.

[davidmacleod]

So, these are not “real broadcaster” enough for you?

[CloverTheBunnyABDL]

So you mean it's just a regular Tele. Gotcha.