Everything You Need To Know About Buying Your First Electric Guitar!

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[artwizardsam]

Viewers here be like :
**Has 5+ guitars**
Still watches the video start to finish.

[karatebuff]

I love the way Justin keeps stepping in to elaborate on what going on he really is a teacher at heart and you see he really cares.

[roundboywarm]

I really prefer the room mics! Like you said, it shows what it sounds like in real life. More of this please!

[zephyrsamurai]

Pete & Cap keep speeding through while Justin is actually slowing down and teaching us the tutorial

[torbenmeldgaard]

I have learned immense amounts from Justin. And he seems like such a nice guy. Huge thumbs up from me!

[bkmeahan]

Love how Justin doesn't assume viewers come with any knowledge at all and explains the basics quickly and concisely. Wish he and youtube would have been around when I started.

[pokemigg]

When you're not a beginner and know all this but still watch it start to end

[pablo]

Good having Justin on. Sometimes Andertons vids have too much silliness (ie more than 80%) can get boring especially when watching the vid more than once. Justin keeps the talk more informatively rich and less biased and orientated to the player rather than the buyer.

[RicardoRiveroHerrera]

Been playing for 13 years but I still watched this from 00:00 to 29:43.
Andertons TV is life.

[fritsvanzanten]

The educational part of this video is that a good teacher doesn't show how much he knows, but tells as little as possible. Bad teachers try to impress with their amount of knowledge and experience (leaving their pupils depressed, confused and discouraged (but impressed)).

[EnglishVeteran]

Great to see Justin on. Great bloke. Great teacher. When he talks, people listen. Also thumbs up to The Anderton Team. I enjoy all their videos.

[Hardcaslte]

I really like Justin's approach in this video. Really breaks out down to such a simple mindset that someone who has little to no guitar experience can at least have a starting point to go into a store and find something to start on. Great group and collaboration for sure!

[billybobbongo]

I have learnt so much from Justin over the years, looking forward to more collaboration between my two favorite guitar based YouTube Channels!

[Falor]

Really need a what you need to know about buying your 6th guitar edit: I should say, I don't have them all at once. I've sold the ones that don't get used anymore.

[netgibbon]

I actually really like this microphone setup. Amps will normally sound different depending on the room so this is a really good way of showcasing each amplifier's merits.

[Stands-In-The-Fire]

Even as somebody who has been around, played, and owned more instruments than I'd care to admit over the last couple of decades and some, this was a great video. Great fun to watch, and always good to see things taken back to the basics.

[tomheyerly]

I like how you guys turned off the snobbery and found your guitar childhoods. Honest opinions, informed by knowledge and experience, and geared towards someone starting their musical adventure. Love it!

[ajmiller]

It’s nice to see some of the good guys together. There are so many guitar douchbags. You guys really help. 3 of my favorites

[shawndouglass]

Not used to seeing Justin without his hat 😀

[funkydoodycool]

I’ve been playing 28 years, but still watched this. Your videos are enjoyable ;)