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Thanks to Eric Eppstein for the great interview! What questions do you have about studying guitar at the college level?

That’s inspiration! I need to get to that level. Great video

This is the lesson I needed. I've been working on learning the fretboard, which is a heavy lift. Taking some of my practice time off the fretboard is going to really help this process tremendously tyvm

Inspiring!!! Thank you!

always anticipating your videos. Your way of teaching & communicating really resonates with me and my guitar journey. Thank you for the help, insights and inspiration.

Do you ever clean the fretboard and if so, do you remove all the strings?

Great advice! (And tone! Thanks for showing your amp and pedal setup)

Perfect lesson

Much appreciated, sir.

Great lesson Thank you.

Great. I was just thinking yesterday that I need to start diagramming the patterns so stop getting lost. I'm ready for this.

Excellent! Very helpful. I’ve been starting to stitch together these patterns and it really has helped my playing. Writing it is great for helping with memorization. Thanks Korey!

Thanks for another great lesson

Can’t wait. Loving your lessons. Thanks for doing what you do. Much love from Australia 🇦🇺.

I stopped watching the video at 11 gauge strings lol

Great tele video, but I think you just sold an amp. That Sportsman sounds incredible.

Really interesting video, but I can't help but notice the books on the shelf behind you! From what I can make out it's an intriguing collection.

Nice guitar, and playing! What did you use on the fretboard? It looks much more like rosewood, though the specs say it's Indian Laurel.

Thank you!!!!! I always thought tele's were ugly, the body is just a slab and most pickps were thin and no bottom end, and some seemed muddy. That was with next to no experience of actually playing one. So 9ne day i stopped by a small privately owned music store. The owner of the store had several hook ups with Gibson, Fender, amd a few more. Somehow he got forst crack at hand selecting "factory seconds He got new stuff that were not 2nds, as well. Anyway, i stopped by, i had been orking all day out in the rain and temps were in the low 40's. I had boughz several instruments from him and frequently buying accessories, so they knew me. Trying to warm up, i think i stayed about 2 hours. I probably picked up and played 90% of the electrics in there. I see this ugly pale yellow, creme color tele with paint chipping are the edges of the body, like theyd used bad primer from the factory. This was no 500, 700,1000 or more tele. This was a sqquire afinity tele. I scoffed abd laughed with i got it down. My expectations....well i pulled it down so i could see what i thought would be the biggest piece of trash, would ever see. It did have maple neck, which I prefer. I ran my finera up the edges of ths fret board, expecting to get cut to the bone and have to call 911 for an arterial bleed. But, they were perfect. I figured the action had a bigger gap than Jenna Jamison. But, it was beautirul. I sat down and played it unpluggd. I asolutely fell in love. No BS! I have possibly the most badass PRS SE in ths world. Not an original part on it. I even had the headstock taken down to base coat to remove the SE and go back with a mrrored paul reed smith signature. Bone nut, new Shallers, tonepros 1 piece adjustable bridge, Slash al-nico II's, American ,pots, chromed knobs, pickup selecter sswitch. Incredible instrument! It is my BABY. It was bought by my wife as an im proud of you, 6 months clean, gift. Id pawned both my guitars previously for drug money. For 3 yeara i played inly guitar in the house was h 1/2 strat i bought fr my daughter. You proabaly ca see why i love that thing. Dream instrument for me. Sounds amazing, beautiful, plays like a dream. Im almost embarrased to say this...this tele i paid 100 dollars for,...plays and feela better than my PRS. I have about 8 guitars right now. I may never buy anothe guitar ever, i have way more than i need. But in the event i do, it will be another Tele!

I have a tele with 6 saddle bridge. I notice on my 2nd string that the 12 fret harmonic and fretted note are in tune. The rest of fretted notes are flat. Not sure how to fix

Thanks new Sub !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I don't have a telecaster, but I came to this video because maybe I'll get me one. You covered pretty much everything great job. But the thing I was interested most is, how to intonate if let's say your high E is good and then the b string needs an intonation, and so for all the other strings, as they go by pair... that's a thing that's keeping me for now in considering a telecaster

Thank you, very helpful. Could you please do the same for a Gibson scale guitar?

Nice. Subbed.

light bulb moment ! ty 😀

Another great lesson. This is actually my second time watching this all the way through. I find learning the intervals as patterns rather than the notes to be much more helpful. I still memorize the notes with cycle four, but my focus is more so on the intervals. The best guitarists, and musicians overall for that matter, seem to all refer to recognizing patterns. Recognizing intervals is such a big part of seeing those patterns. Man it takes a lot of time to get there, but I'm slowly finding how well worth the effort and time it is. I'm also finding ear training in combination with this is really beneficial too. Thanks Korey!

Great lesson!

kinda hard to take some one serious when they have a Prince Valiant haircut.

This was SO helpful. I just got a 40th anniversary Tele and it's so different than the ones I've had in the past. I love super low action, but I had to realize that this beast isn't ever going to do that - it wasn't meant to. I had it all messed up until I followed this video. I actually don't mind the high action now...maybe that's just me getting older lol. I just wanted it to play better and thanks to you it does. You really earned my sub, sir. Now on to your other content.....

cool

I just bought a new Mexican made Fender Telecaster followed a couple of weeks later by purchase of a Chinese made Squire Affinity with the belly cut. The Fender came with an annoying buzz on the high E string that my amateur, but experienced, setup skills didn't fix on the initial try. The Squire Affinity, on the other hand, came perfectly setup with low action, no string buzz and a superior first impression verses the fender for significantly less $. The Squire is so nice and satisfying that I ordered the new Affinity Flamed Maple Top in Mocha. It is equally good in quality and playability as the first Affinity. So, bottom line, my latest impression is suck up your brand pride and save some $. The Affinity is as good as this reviewer says it is. Thank you for your impartial review.

love the props you give this budget guitar - obviously your years are being poured into every note, but it goes to show that Fender is making their best budget guitars ever in the Squier line. I still think they need a $300-$400 ACTUAL Fender out there instead of the ridiculously priced Player Series as their first entry. Bring back the Standard Series!

great vid

What's your Tele bridge pickup? I loved it!

Listening to a blues guitarist who plays minor pentatonic over everything is like being around someone who is angry all of the time and complains incessently. Who wants to hear that?

Great content! Is there a tone difference between Rutters' brass and steel compensated saddles?

how can that be a Cmaj7#11,9/13 if theres no Third?

I just purchased the exact same - Affinity, white Telecaster from Fender and appreciate your thoughts here! Mine arrives in a few days, excited, my first tele, I started on a strat, it was Affinity and I suspected all along it was built by the trainer, it was flawless, held tune, smooth frets on the neck and experts went on about it. I subbed and have vids if you'd like to see how I'll be using the new tele. Thanks and best wishes!!

I wanna play like this.

Nice.

Thank you so much for this video. I am a 23 year old guitar player and singer, I mainly play old vintagey music like old swing and other styles from that era (1900s to about 1940s) and I want to some day, rather sooner than later, have a large and beautiful family like yours. I don't really play electric guitar, and my heart is actually very picky on what kind of music I enjoy... but I wouldn't mind too much playing anything that is acoustic, how would you suggest I start making connections within those styles in order to get those gigs?

"...phone rings? Don't answer it." !!!! 😁 Excellent.

Robben is great

The bridge PU is also full useable for distorted/crunchy Rock/Metal Chord stuff. Nothing harsh, sounds very humbucker-esque. Never found that on a Tele before. Thank you for this good video!

Your content is very nice and informative but the views are very low compared to the subscribers on your channel. I noticed that you regularly upload videos on RUclips. I checked your channel and found some problems. Your videos are not SEO optimized, videos do not use strong tags, channels are not properly optimized and channel tags are not used. As a result, your video doesn't reach the audience....

That’s a real tele right there. Doesn’t take much.

Thanks Korey, I’ve been thinking about one of theses and this helps a lot. 👍

Great insight Korey.

Hi Korey. Excellent lesson as usual. But I don't understand why the long stretch to the 7th, when it's just down one on the next string? I'm not studying music...hope it's not a dumb question.

Eye opener, Ahaaa! moment :) Thank you so much.