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Looking at the Squier Paranormal Custom Nashville Statocaster with some mods. A great Telecaster alternative that is much more ergonomic and really versatile. See the mods below: - Guyker locking tuners: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09NC8JBY9/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - Graphtech string tree: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01IF3CYW0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=...

This budget guitar punches way above its weight in every way. It is really light and ergonomic, great for a newer or a small-framed player, and older player sensitive to weight, and great for multiple music styles. This one has Tusq string trees and Fleor ALNICO 5 Pickups. www.amazon.com/dp/B0051SJ5PM?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 www.amazon.com/gp/product/B073CR2P97/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_se...

A look at the Squier Classic Vibe Jaguar and how you can use selected updates to take these very good guitars to great very affordably.

A quick overview of the Player Series Stratocaster and the mods that I chose for it. Though this one is a special edition, any Player strat is a solid guitar and a great starting point if you want to do more with it.

I had the chance to directly compare Dylan Talks Tone (@DylanTalksTone ) Soapbar P-90s and similar-sized Fender Alnico Pickups. How do they compare in identical guitars? Are they any good?

Let's take a quick look at the Squier Paranormal Custom Nashville Stratocaster - its Tele hardware with a Strat body shape and a Strat middle pickup. Unusual combination but it works well and plays great.

Perhaps you have been looking at the Schecter single-cut guitars, or the ESP LTD series, to fit your smaller hands. Is this a good idea? Let's try to answer that question.

This was one of my very first guitars and remains a huge favorite. It is absolutely awesome for newer players and players with small hands, and it just plays great. Nothing fancy, just a basic guitar that surprisingly does the job in many styles of playing.

The Squier Paranormal Strat-o-Sonic has all the attributes that are important for an electric guitar player with small hands, smaller stature, or a newer player. Most important, they are just great guitars that also sound great. This is my favorite of all my guitars.

This is a really distinctive and interesting PRS guitar that can be a workhorse for you. It is very suitable for people with smaller hands, and a great option for newer (and older players).

If you travel with a guitar you know what a hassle it is. What if there was a travel guitar that was actually a great guitar? Let’s find out. Checking out the Ciari Ascender P90 Solo guitar. ciariguitars.com/collections/the-ascender™-p90-solo-electric-guitar-in-black

The PRS SE Swamp Ash Special is a beautiful and very versatile guitar overall. How does it handle Fender clean tones compared to a Fender Strat? Let's investigate.

Single Coil Strat Shootout!

The Squier Classic Vibe 70s HSS Stratocaster

EART DMX-9 vs. a Fender Player Strat

Eart DMX-9 Updated - Awesome

The Eart DMX-9, a Great Affordable Superstrat

My Favorite Guitars for Newer Players Part 1

The D’Angelico Deluxe Atlantic LE - Spectacular

The Fender Player Jaguar

How Do I Grip the Guitar With My Small Hands?

Finding a Guitar that Fits Your Body

The PRS SE 245 Standard With a Custom Touch

The PRS SE 245 Standard Upgraded

Are Epiphone Les Pauls good for a newer player?

The Squier Classic Vibe 70’s Jaguar

The Squier Classic Vibe Mustang Bass

The ESP LTD EC-256 Updated

Electric Guitars for Smaller Hands