I got this 3 tone sunburst player tele as my first guitar in my life just a couple of weeks ago, and started to learn to play it. Im 43 years old and I hope it is not too late to learn!
My dad is in his 60s, I'm hoping to get him into it, he's always wanted to learn but never had the motivation. I'm hoping he can enjoy playing and learning enough that he doesn't feel late even at his age. I wish the same for you too man, don't forget to have fun, that's what it's all about 🤙🎸
God I love both demos, the guy had a really nice and smooth tune for us, it was really nice. But man, the lady was making me feel like I was in a different world, especially that second to last chord she hit... very nice 👏👏
Oi Fender, amazing players and still the greatest guitar. Nothing bends like a Telecaster. Life changer. Also, can we all agree that the lady playing there is insanely gifted ?
I've had a Squier Affinity, 2 Fender MIM Standards (1994, 2014), Fender American Standards (2009 and 2013 w/ stock Custom Shop pickups, 2003 Fender AVRI '52 and the stock Player Tele is the only Telecaster I've ever really bonded with. Absolutely love the sounds through my Supro Blues King and tweed Fender Champ clone. Seems to stay in tune fine, won't check tuning for a couple weeks, when I do, it is in tune or very close (not sure if it might fluctuate more based on the weather/temp or my playing/bending to be completely honest. I'm always looking forward to plugging the guitar in and practicing. Not using any pedals. Just a really fun guitar that sounds great. All 3 positions sound different, tone control works really well. I actually prefer the 6-saddle bridge because the 3-saddle traditional bridge has the high sides on it and I never liked that. Not a big enough guitar nerd to worry about about steel vs. brass saddles and all that. I've had both. I just know the guitar sounds killer through my amps and that's all that matters to me.
Bought back my 2013 from a pal a few weeks ago...got the Tele itch in my old age......had McNelly pups...then I dropped a pearloid/tortoise pickguard to copy the Tele Pro II....and also put in vintage bridge plate and brass saddles....NICE!
i love my player tele, i just wish i could have found one with less stabby frets...considering that my squier had perfect fret work, one could assume that an instrument twice the price would as well.
I’ve looked up Horace’s music and while it’s great, I don’t hear playing quite like his demos. Wish he would record full songs like his Fender demos…I’d listen to them constantly
Comparing the differences between a 2014 MIM Standard to a 2021 Player I own: Different headstock logos (60's CBS style on Standard/50's on Player), Player is supposed to have a slightly thicker body (I can't tell the difference), AlNiCo pickups on Player/ceramic on MIM Standard, back of Player neck possibly a bit smoother, a bit more knurling on the Player volume + tone knobs. Fret ends on both guitars could be smoother, IMHO.
I prefer the six individual string saddle bridge arrangment of the Player guitars. I've always rested my right-hand on or slightly around that type of bridge or the stoptail or tunomatic of other guitars. It's also said that greater intonation adjustment is possible with this arrangement than the two-way bridge saddles on the Performer series. The fact that these cheaper than USA, Corona-made guitars are made in Mexico shouldn't really be made an issue. The alder body and maple neck combination is still being used. And the Mexican factory ? It's only barely across the California - Mexican border !
Yeeeees.. I wish those were available. There is a Squier classic vibe version available right now, but Izzy stradlins said fender on the headstock. So that's what I want.
If the message is good, no harm in keeping it alive. (As an aside, I suspect English isn't your first language. If you're interested, the correct construction would be: why are you reviewing old models? The Player series has been in production since 2018 or so.)
Ok, so, yeah I am looking for a telecaster. But, there’s many choices out there. Many don’t deserve the name ‘telecaster’ because they are not a Fender. They call them T-types. But my choice will come down to price and value.
Don't worry about your Tele not being a Fender. Mine is from a Greek brand, yet it's pretty awesome. Nowadays, most of the time, other brands tend to do the Tele "thing" better than Fender does.
I got this 3 tone sunburst player tele as my first guitar in my life just a couple of weeks ago, and started to learn to play it. Im 43 years old and I hope it is not too late to learn!
My dad is in his 60s, I'm hoping to get him into it, he's always wanted to learn but never had the motivation.
I'm hoping he can enjoy playing and learning enough that he doesn't feel late even at his age. I wish the same for you too man, don't forget to have fun, that's what it's all about 🤙🎸
Never too late and it’s something you can enjoy all your life. Congrats on your new Tele.
Of course is not too late! You great man lets grab that tele
God I love both demos, the guy had a really nice and smooth tune for us, it was really nice. But man, the lady was making me feel like I was in a different world, especially that second to last chord she hit... very nice 👏👏
I love this guy's playing.
Its a girl bro?
Oi Fender, amazing players and still the greatest guitar. Nothing bends like a Telecaster. Life changer. Also, can we all agree that the lady playing there is insanely gifted ?
I've had a Squier Affinity, 2 Fender MIM Standards (1994, 2014), Fender American Standards (2009 and 2013 w/ stock Custom Shop pickups, 2003 Fender AVRI '52 and the stock Player Tele is the only Telecaster I've ever really bonded with. Absolutely love the sounds through my Supro Blues King and tweed Fender Champ clone. Seems to stay in tune fine, won't check tuning for a couple weeks, when I do, it is in tune or very close (not sure if it might fluctuate more based on the weather/temp or my playing/bending to be completely honest. I'm always looking forward to plugging the guitar in and practicing. Not using any pedals. Just a really fun guitar that sounds great. All 3 positions sound different, tone control works really well. I actually prefer the 6-saddle bridge because the 3-saddle traditional bridge has the high sides on it and I never liked that. Not a big enough guitar nerd to worry about about steel vs. brass saddles and all that. I've had both. I just know the guitar sounds killer through my amps and that's all that matters to me.
Beautifull Guitar and playing ❤
Fasntastic profuction in every way. Bravo!
Beutiful playing from the both of them
Thank ypu for actually showing all the tone colors! I think this guitar is exactly what I've been looking for!
A perfect match 🤝
Bought back my 2013 from a pal a few weeks ago...got the Tele itch in my old age......had McNelly pups...then I dropped a pearloid/tortoise pickguard to copy the Tele Pro II....and also put in vintage bridge plate and brass saddles....NICE!
That's ya Daddy🎸Looks and sounds fantastic👍
love the tone of those pups
i love my player tele, i just wish i could have found one with less stabby frets...considering that my squier had perfect fret work, one could assume that an instrument twice the price would as well.
Unfortunate, but something a guitar shop will be able to fix for a reasonable cost.
Some nice hybrid picking. I need to work on that!
Nice playing
Sounds incredible! Especially through that amp!
What amp is it?
@@matzebraun Deluxe Reverb Reissue in the back with the blue power light.
I’ve looked up Horace’s music and while it’s great, I don’t hear playing quite like his demos. Wish he would record full songs like his Fender demos…I’d listen to them constantly
Yo me compre mi Fender Player Telecaster 🍺🤟 chulada
Comparing the differences between a 2014 MIM Standard to a 2021 Player I own: Different headstock logos (60's CBS style on Standard/50's on Player), Player is supposed to have a slightly thicker body (I can't tell the difference), AlNiCo pickups on Player/ceramic on MIM Standard, back of Player neck possibly a bit smoother, a bit more knurling on the Player volume + tone knobs. Fret ends on both guitars could be smoother, IMHO.
Telecaster ❤
The lady’s playing is phenomenal!!! Was not too fond of the guy’s playing. But the girl’s playing was better in every way!! Glad to own this guitar.
I have the sunburst, weighs 7lb 10oz. I really like the neck pickup but swapped out the bridge pickup
Anyone know the amp settings for this tone he is getting? I love it
What song is that or what is it based on at 1:50 its driving me crazy
Sounds like don't let me down
I prefer the six individual string saddle bridge arrangment of the Player guitars. I've always rested my right-hand on or slightly around that type of bridge or the stoptail or tunomatic of other guitars.
It's also said that greater intonation adjustment is possible with this arrangement than the two-way bridge saddles on the Performer series.
The fact that these cheaper than USA, Corona-made guitars are made in Mexico shouldn't really be made an issue. The alder body and maple neck combination is still being used. And the Mexican factory ? It's only barely across the California - Mexican border !
#StandWithLife ☀️
Horace!🎉🔥🔥🔥
What are the songs theyre playing
If only it had double bound body
Yeeeees.. I wish those were available. There is a Squier classic vibe version available right now, but Izzy stradlins said fender on the headstock. So that's what I want.
what is the model exactly?@@jordanpratt3821
Doesn't anyone demonstrate a Telecaster by playing an upbeat country song anymore?
I got this one. I was sold my soul to devil to buy it in russia now
Worth it
Why do you reviewing old models? Player series are producing since 2018 or so.
If the message is good, no harm in keeping it alive.
(As an aside, I suspect English isn't your first language. If you're interested, the correct construction would be: why are you reviewing old models? The Player series has been in production since 2018 or so.)
Well thanks for at least leaving the Telecaster alone
Ok, so, yeah I am looking for a telecaster. But, there’s many choices out there. Many don’t deserve the name ‘telecaster’ because they are not a Fender. They call them T-types. But my choice will come down to price and value.
Life is a bitch. Then you buy the wrong guitar. You can still keep practicing with it.
Don't worry about your Tele not being a Fender. Mine is from a Greek brand, yet it's pretty awesome. Nowadays, most of the time, other brands tend to do the Tele "thing" better than Fender does.
@@elefsidino no no… just buy a Fender. The knock off brands are a waste of time and effort.