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Sounds great Vaughan

I always suggest playing a guitar first and see if it resonates with you. I hope it works out well for you.

That's fantastic... I've never seen another one, so very glad to know my guitar has a brother or sister out there. In my view, this specific guitar is a hidden gem and that is both good and bad news. Good , in that you have an excellent acoustic guitar, that plays like an electric, has a voice all its own and plays (very) well with others. Bad, in that the true value of these guitars is yet to be realised. I believe it should get AU$800-$1000 / US$500-800 every day of the week, however what the market will accept is another matter. The same rule applies to the 1400 range guitars, which are S-Series style super-strats - ridiculously under-valued.. however their time will come.... Very (comparatively) cheap, new guitars put a lot of downward price pressure on the second-hand guitar market. I see it across all brands, even Fender and it hits the South-East Asian market quite hard - ie. the re-sale value on guitar brands like Cort, Samick and Vester. The reputation of these guitars is growing however it takes time and these guitars are likely to be vintage-age before they reach a coveted price range. Then we have the issue of the guitar market and will young people want to even play guitar.. Enjoy it yourself , play it, record it, love it. That's where the value is.

sabage? Well, I think that could be good

Sounds like an interesting guitar - the headstock tuners almost sounds like a Musicman style layout... I've not seen a Vester like that - sounds rare .. I hope it plays well and you enjoy it :)

Hello - I can't tell you anything at the moment, sorry. I'm not at all familiar with that model.

Thanks Elsa - I'm glad it was of help :)

I'm sorry, the global authority on Vester Strats is a gentleman in Europe, I think Norway or Netherlands, however his site has not been active in quite a few years.

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Hello Equimanthorn - well done on owning that nice sounding Vester acoustic. I'm sorry, I can't tell you anything at the moment, sorry. I'm not at all familiar with that model.

Sounds like you have some mod-skills :). Enjoy the guitars - it sounds like you're getting the most out of them.

That sounds like a substantial upgrade - nicely done. Interested in particular in the change of bridge - an under-rated upgrade item.

I don't think George was wrong in these lyrics - no hurt feelings. On the political side of things, you make an interesting point. The countries you've mentioned have become tyrannical in many ways, however I'm not sure that makes them communist - they're too influenced by large corporate fund managers and big business to be called Communist IMO.

@@findJLF He was murdered, every crime is covered up, rest assure that he is In Hevean. People have mosques, churches, synagogues, Hindu temples, where the sinners go to repent The commandments of God that are not forgivable.

Thank you

I enjoy mine too! :). Which model do you have, Mastering Silience?

@@findJLF I have a Vester Maniac HSS. It looks like a superstrat with a Fender headstock. I got it a couple years ago for $200, it was definitely worth it! I used it in this recording for both guitar parts ruclips.net/video/xkc_g0njaeE/видео.html

That’s what I play as well, I enjoy the pickups.

The Maniac is a beast of a guitar , which I think will only increase in value over time.

Thanks so much Adam :)

Hi Tony, besides yours, I know of two others. Mine and the chap I purchased mine from, I know he had a spare! (It's not you is it?) As I've not seen one for sale .. basically since I purchased mine 10 years ago, it's difficult to establish a price. To some extent it depends on where you are located... If I were to sell mine in Australia I'd suggest a range of AU$1100 - $1700 ... but it depends on what someone is willing to pay.

@@findJLF no it was definitely not me! Lol I get what you say about it’s worth what someone will pay for it but I’m fairness it’s an amazing guitar! It’s so strange that through the whole of the WWW very little can be found out about the Spirit Deluxe?

Hi Petro, I've purchased from both Floyd Rose direct (au.floydrose.com/collections/parts/Original-Series) and also StuMac (www.stewmac.com/parts-and-hardware/bridges-and-tailpieces/bridges-and-tailpieces-for-electric-guitar/floyd-rose-tremolos/) and both have been excellent.

The strumming pattern is really a matter of taste and how you want to present the song from a style perspective. Rhythm and muting is a big topic and one that I wasn't able to cover in this video.

Hey Leonardorafael, thank you - I didn't as I didn't want to mess with the circuit, however the unit is usable and I consider the mild fault as part of it's charm! :)

@@findJLF hi. I am a vibe fan so I follow some guys related to it. I myself have a Resly RT-18 and a modern one Sabbadius from Argentina. One of the most respectable modern vibes is the Argenziano’s based in East Europe. In this link he fixes one original Univibe from a collector in California and you can hear the big difference in the sound before and after. Best regards, ruclips.net/video/jl18VpdSW5o/видео.html

Rainbow Crackle was that flashy Vester style that I think will make a big come-back some day soon. They're lovely guitars and I'm glad you're enjoying playing yours. Thanks bawstin.

Did you get to find one to try playing, Don?

Thank you, very kind - thank you. I'll try to do some demos of the others.... ;)

Thanks so much - I'm glad you found me!!! ;)

Hi Tobias, Thank you for checking out my video. I haven't written a full tablature for the song - I just noted the chords so you can learn to play the song. Writing out the full tab and publishing it may lead to a copyright violation, so I am cautious about that. Hopefully the chord shapes I put on screen will help you with learning the song. All the best with your guitar playing.

Hi Cheyenne, wonderful to hear from you. The VSS guitars are lovely. This isn't one I've come across before and doesn't sound like a common model. Is yours a single cut-away with a set of controls - acoustic- electric? Unfortunately, I can't tell you the market value as there doesn't appear to be a record of one having been purchased on-line at all.... Any other details you can share, will help me guitar you on what I think it's worth.

@@findJLF I will ask my partner as it's his and get back to you because honestly I'm fairly ignorant lol

@@findJLF Hi again! It's a single cutaway, has a sunburst finish, rose inlay on frett board, acoustic-electric, we are in Australia, the sound hole is oval not round, the headstock is scalloped as from the custom Shop but no plaque/brass plate, it's a slim body, the bridge is also shaped as per the custom shop. It's model # is VSS61T0B (unsure of its a zero or an O but came closer on our search with using zero). Happy to send photos of you're interested in seeing it.

Hi @@cheyennechristinelivinglife this sounds really interesting! I just want to make sure it's not one of these ruclips.net/video/o10uiPEY71A/видео.html electric guitars that looks like an acoustic! Assuming it's not one of those - I suspect you have quite a rare Vester. I wonder what cut of wood is shown under the sunburst finish? Could it be / does it look like a quilted maple looking top? The look of the guitar will greatly influence the price. The original price and quality of the build will also be suggested from the quality of the electronics installed. I think you may have had a true custom-shop guitar. That said, the top end Vester acoustic guitars are still not well known - my VSS shown in the opening of this video is a good example of that. Having said that - a quick eBay search shows two Vester acoustics for TOP dollar! Who knows if they will sell for those asking prices. The market for second hand guitars is off-the-hook at the moment. Say, if you were to want to sell it - do research on eBay and Reverb and put it for a solid price that will make you happy. If you have a case for it - all the better. Write a good Ad!

@@findJLF Oh wow. Well we are in a bit of shock lol. What I'll try to do (both of us are technically deficient 😂) but I'll try to take a video of it and upload it for you to see. It sort of looks like the one in the link but it's a little hard to tell. I'll try to do it this week as he's going away for a couple weeks and I might forget like I keep forgetting to see if you responded 😅

Thanks so much. There's a lot of love for Vester guitars and they're still under-appreciated but going up in value now.

Hola Luciano, parece que tienes una guitarra preciosa. Si me dices el número de serie puedo intentar averiguarlo. Me referiré a esta publicación en Facebook, que tiene algunos detalles sobre cómo calcular los números de serie de Vester. No sé de dónde proviene esta información, sin embargo, podría ser un buen comienzo para responder a su pregunta. facebook.com/theoriginalvesterguitars/posts/date-your-vester-by-serial-number-i-hope-this-will-help-you-date-your-vesters-by/735331493218515/

Hey Harm - I didn't know that. Which models in the Cort range, do you think most represent what Vester put out? Thanks for watching the video.

Thank you so much Tae uk Ha :) I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for checking out my channel , Zayne. I've given Promosm a look. I'll need to dedicate some more time to content first before going down that path.

Hi there, thank you for checking out my video - yes, I think a video on the DF-2 is something I can do :) I'm using a Rode lavalier for these videos. Rode make excellent microphones. I may have recorded the voice direct into the camera , or into a Zoom recorder.

​@@findJLF Thank you for the prompt response. Will be looking forward to your video as I am considering buying the DF-2 myself. I'll check out the Rode Lavalier too. Thanks.

Hello Cesar, I hope you are doing marvellously well.

Hi John, thank you for checking out my video. I haven't written up a tab as it's fairly easy to play once you practice and I'm too busy tabbing out my own tracks at the moment...

Thank you for checking out my video. :) Your Tradition series Vester sounds extremely cool. Could you make a video on it and share in the comments below? That would be cool to check out.

Hi CJ - I'll need to get out my verniers for this question . . let me come back to you!

@@findJLF thanks. On 1 of mine both that I thought were still usable had at least 1 with stripped threads now.

Yes, agreed. That was an error in the video. I hope you found the rest informative :)

@@findJLF I've always been a vester fan since my first guitar was 1 n I still have n play it. If that guitars not in my hands n I'm still alive then its stolen :-P

hahaha - that's commitment.

It's one of the guitar multi's ;) I'll have to look - but I know it's not the A:B one.

Thank you - I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

Thank you so much Ray.

Hello Pan, which country are you in? If it is Australian dollars, I think that is a reasonable price to pay for one in great condition.

@@findJLF No, i meant US dollars, but it should be a limited edition guitar and i didn't found any other 1400 RH on the internet.

You can buy a LOT of guitar for US$500, in the USA. I'd say that it's a little bit on the high side in 2021. I'd try to get it for a good price , closer to $350 - $400 would be better. That would make it a good deal. Have you played the guitar yet? Trying it out for yourself is always a good idea. Thanks for getting in touch and watching my video.

Thank you Charlie :)

It can add a lot to functionality and with the choice of which harmonics/intervals, it does give some flexibility. The Boss does have more tonal difference though.

I got it for a bargain price - around $150 - but they are such good guitars, I flew to a different state and hired a car to drive around and pick up a few things - this guitar and an amp on that trip. So it's worth a lot more than the price I paid for it, based on tone , playability and reliability. The asking price was as silly low, as that guitar in Denmark is silly high!