@@xxMpEGxx of course you'll never have absolute 0 hum. But guitars with humbuckers have those kind of pickups that are specifically designed to drastically reduce the hum. That's something you can't have with a single could guitar. Yes, there are particular types of single coil pickups that reduce the hub a bit, but it never reduces it as much as an humbucker does
I put a humbucker in a pawnshop Mexican strat I bought years ago and it is my favorite guitar out of the 5 I own now. I always pick it up before anything else.
What position did you put it in? I’ve been thinking about sticking one in my strat but I don’t want to lose the single coil bridge pick-up, however I think that would be the right place to put it?
@@itsmepogchamp7068 Bridge for sure man. The bridge single coil always sounds weak to me, so slapping a humbucker in there makes it a much more versatile guitar. The neck and middle have that nice soft or twangy sound, and the bridge is chunky for punk or rock stuff. It's a great setup and it's the guitar I play the most even though I've spent more money on guitars since then. If you're looking for a specific pickup, try a few Seymour Duncan ones, they're my favorite for the strat bridge and they're cheap at about $70.
My Strat was touched by the hand of god. Came down to me from the heavens on winged Pegasus, with some Seymour Duncan SH-6 hum-buckers at the bridge. She a savage beast, and she bites.
@@BIGendless bro i have a guitar that is cheaper than a player series strat and I would make the case for it being better. it's a strat shape guitar though, that shape is in fact near perfect. my schecter c-1 came set up PERFECTLY, like i tune it after bending for hours only to find it's still in tune because the nut is cut that good. it has 81/85 emgs so it chugs but it can also do a mean jazz or blues clean or OD tone. only thing it can't do is the John Frusciante quacky tone. I pick close to the bridge and I never hit the volume knob. it's all mahogany so it looks nice asf. No messed up fret ends. I got the thing for 600 dollars from my local guitar center. But oh, the strat is bang for your 670-1000 bucks. The guitar doesn't even do the singing, the amp does most of the work there aside from the skills of the player
For me it's always been the Privilege of owning a Fender Stratocaster. I started playing back in '68 and have played a ton of them. The problem was always they were pretty pricey, which left me SOL. I finally got a Squire Strat (white body, pickguard, pickup covers and knobs and a maple fingerboard; I have always loved that look)! Clapton, Hendrix, Trower, etc. have rocked that same look. So if you are blessed enough to own your own Strat, say Thank You Lord. For those of us who hope to say as much for ourselves, I may not ever get one but hearing one in capable hands is cool.
The switching placement is both a plus for convenience or minus for accidental changes, just depends on how you look at it. The hum can be (sort of) mitigated by much better shielding and choice of effects on your signal chain. As for the bridge sounding too thin... There isn't much of a fix. Pedals cant hide it all. HSS is the way to go anyhow.
So used to the hum in one of my strat I zone out. It’s like meditating. The other strat have stacked single coils (humbuckers really) so no worries but cool short! 🎸🤘🏾rock on good sir! Cheers 🍻
Ceramic bridge pickup is the way to go. If you pair them with the alnicos in the bridge in neck it's a real good variety but also compressor pedals help a ton as well as boosters with light gain stages. There are ways to make up for a strats short comings but also a humbucking pick up from a les Paul is also great too.
So true, especially the switch position..... I have very big hands and it's frustrating when I'm recording something at home and I need to repeat everything because I touched the selector even so slightly
Stick a KNIFE to the knob. And stop waving that stupid hand near that knife. You play the strings, not the air aroind the guitar! You're like piano players doing the most pathetic hand movements (there's even a pathetic sonata for them) and that is how they always play, they are a bit crazy. Are you?
Same I have giant hands which is good for some things but I also find myself doing that a lot. There is also a small problem with my wiring that I need to fix because if I bump my selector switch every so often my pickup cuts out, only happens in neck position though.
Player plus Stat HSS has noiseless neck and bridge pickup and a hum bucker for that juicy bridge pickup. I feel they addressed most of these :) except for they awkward switch position i def agree
Bro you got a custom shop strat and could have chosen any bridge pickup on the planet that’s on you bud😭 Plus when you strum over the middle pickup like that ur gonna hit a switch on any guitar
good point...it is all about convenience...he is too much a puppy to realise...he should try sitting on a chair (like whatshisface...Eno?). Then maybe he'll learn something...i mean i have a dozen Strat-style guitars and i have literally never hit the switch in my life as a player...and i ain't no puppy...also maybe he should stop smokin' it and try to one day to eat some of it........well....nevermind
@@DMac12flyers that shit does wonders. I have a three way selector on my Squire Jazz Bass and instead have a Master Volume and Msster Tone When on Bridge and Neck pickups solo'd. The hum is alot quieter compared to without the copper tape
@@DiscreetHobo I used to get a local radio station like op before I got the copper tape it's amazing. I have a p bass a yamaha jazz bas and a humbucker ibanez all with that copper shielding in them
Great playing. I agree with your pros and cons, still prefer playing my custom shop strat versus a les paul. Bridge pick up is a little thin but don't really use it that much anyway, so not a big problem, a good treble boost will help.
Sharefacts/ Fender stratocaster also comes in HSH pickups configuration that has huge amounts of tones from heavy metal to Blues to Rock to country music to funk music
I have one Strat with a non-RWRP middle so there is no hum-canceling whatsoever. Sounds awesome. I have another Strat with Benson Custom noiseless 50s. Sounds awesome and doesn’t sound like fake singles. Bridge pups are easily remedied with a wire to the bottom tone. But with drive and in a mix, you need that cut. I don’t have an issue hitting the selector, but the middle pup does kind of get in the way.
Hey ! I love tout videos ! They are entertaining and you're a very good payer ! I noticed you always have amazing tone as well (example : this video and many more). Idea for the future : could you show your rig and how you manage to have such a good tone ?
My strats neck was modded with a Seymour duncan single coil humbucker so it can get loud. Also the plug in socket was improved so no more buzz. God bless luthiers ❤
I was a strat guy until I got my Schecter PT Special and put a single coil sized humbucker in the bridge along with a couple other mods, now my go to over my Fender Player Strat.
The icepick bridge pickup sound is why I have a tone knob wired to my bridge pickup. I round off a little bit of that high end taking the tone knob down to just 8 or lower if I want the buttery and nasally tone.
Position the toggle switch to select both the middle and bridge pickups. Then turn the bridge tone down to zero or just under 2. The other tone set anywhere between 3 to 5. It gives a great snarling p90 tone.
Strats are actually supposed to have some hum. Like others said a noisegate or even compression will help alot. The other thing is make sure you’re using a decent cable too. Also, if you put some shielding under the pickups, that will help tame it some. Some ppl will say its a waste of time but it actually does work. All in all, strats are some of the best guitars on the market for sure.
Might i suggest something for the hum, install a dummy coil in parallel or in series with your strat pickups. It's actually something Stevie had in his guitar to cancel the noise, and suhr guitars have a similar system
I long ago ibanez lovers, but when I tried strat, I fell in love in the twang sound. Just one thing stratocaster lack, is the crisp sound of telecaster
This is why I held out for years until they randomly released the JagStrat. It’s now my prized possession. All the strat versatility with that premium Jag stuff Leo originally envisioned.
I think a Jimmie Vaughn, or new player series will help with your bridge pickup as they have a dedicated tone control, the deluxe player offers some control over bridge pickup as well, maybe that’s why I like all 3
Leo hit on something that was unique and no one else has been able to do it quite like he did more than 50 years ago so I got to say I love the strat and the telecaster.. they both have unique challenge that you can only get with those guitars… that being said, Gibson has its own sound all together… it’s good to have them all because that way you can stretch out your sound
As someone who primarily plays acoustic and usually strums near the bridge I find the most annoying thing that whenever I strum the way I’m used to on an acoustic my hand constantly hits the volume knob
I waited 60 years to buy a Strat because I heard about tuning stability issues if using the vibrato. A #2 pencil the nut slots and on saddles and locking tuners, problem solved. It is hands down the most comfortable guitar I own.
that hum though 🤣 if my amp doesnt make that sound now i’m confused
I feel like my amp dies wheni can't hear the hum
Your brain must've got used to it
So youre saying the hum is not something all guitars have 🤔
@@xxMpEGxx of course you'll never have absolute 0 hum. But guitars with humbuckers have those kind of pickups that are specifically designed to drastically reduce the hum.
That's something you can't have with a single could guitar. Yes, there are particular types of single coil pickups that reduce the hub a bit, but it never reduces it as much as an humbucker does
@@francescobondini3051 understandable 😄
You are a very good guitar player. And that is an understatement. Something tells me you have pros and cons for any guitar.
My only con is I suck.
Why do people have this need to tell the world how bad they can play? It's not funny, it's just sad.
If U suck then gimme ur axe ur not worthy young Jedi
@@castleanthrax1833 I wouldn’t say it’s sad, it’s just relatable for some people
@@castleanthrax1833 why do people feel the need to ask dumb questions? The world may never know....
@@NeighborhoodStreetrat Your comment would be much wittier, had you not phrased it as a question. Now your question answers itself. 🤣🤣🤣
Bridge pickup with saturated overdrive sounds awesome in a full band mix when you’re soloing
Yep
How to get saturated overdrive on logic
people are too afraid to have too much treble
@@MrXNITROx because it sounds like shit
@@rbw7556 its literally called overdrive
I put a humbucker in a pawnshop Mexican strat I bought years ago and it is my favorite guitar out of the 5 I own now. I always pick it up before anything else.
What position did you put it in? I’ve been thinking about sticking one in my strat but I don’t want to lose the single coil bridge pick-up, however I think that would be the right place to put it?
You could always put a hotter humbucker in the bridge, that way when you coil split it, it has enough output to sound like a good single coil
@@itsmepogchamp7068 Bridge for sure man. The bridge single coil always sounds weak to me, so slapping a humbucker in there makes it a much more versatile guitar. The neck and middle have that nice soft or twangy sound, and the bridge is chunky for punk or rock stuff. It's a great setup and it's the guitar I play the most even though I've spent more money on guitars since then. If you're looking for a specific pickup, try a few Seymour Duncan ones, they're my favorite for the strat bridge and they're cheap at about $70.
@@itsmepogchamp7068 the single coil bridge pickup is worthless. Yoink it
@@itsmepogchamp7068 Decide what you do like in a strat. Do. Not. Ask. Others. They. Are. Morons.
A noise gate is about to change this man’s life
BAHAHAH FR
It doesn't
@@souppe12ea94 wrong
@@souppe12ea94it does if you use it right. pro-g is an amazing gate plug-in.
I suggest better electricity installation or portable powered pedalboard
My Strat was touched by the hand of god. Came down to me from the heavens on winged Pegasus, with some Seymour Duncan SH-6 hum-buckers at the bridge. She a savage beast, and she bites.
🔥🔥
She don’t know you bruh 😂
Must be nice, me and my strat both just got touched by my uncle 🤷🏻♂️
you know someone plays a strat when they strum on the freaking neck
because all the hardware is placed so damn poorly. why do people buy strats
@@thepotatotaxi2430I normally play a strat from the neck when standing cuz it feels comfortable but when I'm sitting I strum middle or bottom
@@thepotatotaxi2430 bc they are a bang for your buck and just a decent sounding guitar but if you want something that can sing get a taylor
@@BIGendless bro i have a guitar that is cheaper than a player series strat and I would make the case for it being better. it's a strat shape guitar though, that shape is in fact near perfect. my schecter c-1 came set up PERFECTLY, like i tune it after bending for hours only to find it's still in tune because the nut is cut that good. it has 81/85 emgs so it chugs but it can also do a mean jazz or blues clean or OD tone. only thing it can't do is the John Frusciante quacky tone. I pick close to the bridge and I never hit the volume knob. it's all mahogany so it looks nice asf. No messed up fret ends. I got the thing for 600 dollars from my local guitar center. But oh, the strat is bang for your 670-1000 bucks. The guitar doesn't even do the singing, the amp does most of the work there aside from the skills of the player
For me it's always been the Privilege of owning a Fender Stratocaster. I started playing back in '68 and have played a ton of them. The problem was always they were pretty pricey, which left me SOL.
I finally got a Squire Strat (white body, pickguard, pickup covers and knobs and a maple fingerboard; I have always loved that look)! Clapton, Hendrix, Trower, etc. have rocked that same look.
So if you are blessed enough to own your own Strat, say Thank You Lord. For those of us who hope to say as much for ourselves, I may not ever get one but hearing one in capable hands is cool.
Yeah bridge pickup is always too thin, but that twang is unmatched
tele
@@KingArthurBaseball i was just gonna say. Tele is the unmatched twang king.
It's really not too thin if you have the right pickups. I've got an ssl5 in my bridge and it's quite nice sounding.
Turn down tone knob a bit, old trick
@@Nacled123 on my pro ii, that’s what i do, but on my vintage replica, it doesn’t have a tone knob for the bridge. Really annoying
One of those riffs was "Wait Until Tomorrow"! Very tasty. Love to play that on my strat.
Dude I love the rakes that you do, they sound so crisp.
The switching placement is both a plus for convenience or minus for accidental changes, just depends on how you look at it. The hum can be (sort of) mitigated by much better shielding and choice of effects on your signal chain. As for the bridge sounding too thin... There isn't much of a fix. Pedals cant hide it all. HSS is the way to go anyhow.
I love the strat. My con is the single coil pick ups. I’m into metal so humbuckers are essential for this genre.
Then get an HSS strat, you can still do some metal stuff along with strat stuff 🤷
Charvel my man.
I've gotten more of a monster tone from a P90 single coil then a humbucker
Exactly right, that's why I replaced my single coil with a Seymour Duncan custom distortion humbucker in the bridge position.
That firat riff was just magic
Con: this is a custom shop Strat which means you have to sell your kidney to own one
Pro: get a squier classic vibe for 5 to 25 times less money and regret nothing
Probably a mass produced Chinese fake !
@@dawnkeyyor a Fender player's series made in Mexico, they're on sale now for $679 down from $800.
So used to the hum in one of my strat I zone out. It’s like meditating. The other strat have stacked single coils (humbuckers really) so no worries but cool short! 🎸🤘🏾rock on good sir! Cheers 🍻
Ceramic bridge pickup is the way to go. If you pair them with the alnicos in the bridge in neck it's a real good variety but also compressor pedals help a ton as well as boosters with light gain stages. There are ways to make up for a strats short comings but also a humbucking pick up from a les Paul is also great too.
Great rhythm and awesome strumming/chucking/sweeping combination!
So true, especially the switch position..... I have very big hands and it's frustrating when I'm recording something at home and I need to repeat everything because I touched the selector even so slightly
Stick a KNIFE to the knob. And stop waving that stupid hand near that knife. You play the strings, not the air aroind the guitar! You're like piano players doing the most pathetic hand movements (there's even a pathetic sonata for them) and that is how they always play, they are a bit crazy. Are you?
Same I have giant hands which is good for some things but I also find myself doing that a lot. There is also a small problem with my wiring that I need to fix because if I bump my selector switch every so often my pickup cuts out, only happens in neck position though.
Use making tape.. As someone with giant hands just taping it down in bridge position made a world of difference.
@@d3ath18 ... No
The guy giving these demonstrating this is awesome I would love to have this musician in group TIPP'S
The hum is what kills it for me
whats other guitars dont have the hum? i currently have a fender and i hate the hummm
Noiseless cables exist and remedy the problem.
@@PaperBanjo64 thank you
The strat is the Swiss army knife of guitars. Most versatile guitar in my opinion 👌
Hey, to each his own
He rolls up his sleeves while playing. I thought I was the only one who does that 😂
You should always RIP your Sleeves off and Mess your Hair up Before playing !! 😂
Player plus Stat HSS has noiseless neck and bridge pickup and a hum bucker for that juicy bridge pickup. I feel they addressed most of these :) except for they awkward switch position i def agree
Fender makes a really nice noiseless single coil pickup
Or get a noise gate
I don't think I should be wasting my time on this channel.
Out of all the players on the tube, you are one of the best, keep jamming bro.
I've never had that first con happen to me, I'd say a bigger con would be the fact that you have to modify it to get the neck and bridge together
im a tele gal myself, but was considering getting a strat, so this is actually pretty useful. fun ad always and informative as well, Mikey!
I always turn the volume down accidentally my hand is always hitting it especially when palm muting
Me too, I have very long fingers and it's frustrating
I literally play without a volume knob to avoid hitting it
Move that fucking knob! How hard is that? Yeah, if you own one of the first 19th century Strats....
@@morganthem Yep, you can easily ban the volume knob to your first "pedal". Exit awkward knob.
It's worse for me as a lefty
Oh man that last lick, taking that line and full on strumming it instead of just isolating the strings, so fucking powerful
Bro you got a custom shop strat and could have chosen any bridge pickup on the planet that’s on you bud😭
Plus when you strum over the middle pickup like that ur gonna hit a switch on any guitar
It’s the pros and cons of a fender Strat not the pros and cons of a fender Strat with a different bridge pickup.
I love the thin sounding bridge pickup tbh. Sounds so clean and glassy
im surprised that you mentioned the placement of the pickup selector switch, but not the placement of the volume knob.
Yep, the volume knob can be problematic sometimes. I often turn it up/down accidently when playing a strat style guitar
I even removed it from my ‘66. It had already been screwed up as far as originality goes. One volume, one tone one God.
good point...it is all about convenience...he is too much a puppy to realise...he should try sitting on a chair (like whatshisface...Eno?). Then maybe he'll learn something...i mean i have a dozen Strat-style guitars and i have literally never hit the switch in my life as a player...and i ain't no puppy...also maybe he should stop smokin' it and try to one day to eat some of it........well....nevermind
1 big con for me is that it doesnt crunch under gain unless you REALLY crank it.
I shielded mine with conductive copper tape and no problems since, I used to pick up radio signals with my pickups
I did the same with all of my basses
@@DMac12flyers that shit does wonders. I have a three way selector on my Squire Jazz Bass and instead have a Master Volume and Msster Tone
When on Bridge and Neck pickups solo'd. The hum is alot quieter compared to without the copper tape
@@DiscreetHobo I used to get a local radio station like op before I got the copper tape it's amazing. I have a p bass a yamaha jazz bas and a humbucker ibanez all with that copper shielding in them
It's actually so real
Having a strat is awesome but so cumbersome for certain reasons
Amazing guitar
Im doing a mod so my second tone pot controls the bridge tone too, hopefully itll make it more veraatile
It made the bridge pickup useable for me. So yes, it, will make it more versatile
Bridge pickup does a phenomenal job cutting through a mix in a full band setting. 🤙
Fantastic playing brother. Your pops is a legend too
I put a hotrail as my bridge pickup and it helps. Not quite as good as a humbucker, but it’s a solid upgrade
You forgot position 3 being utterly useless
Just bought a lime green Squier Stratocaster. It’s really pretty. I got it as my first guitar, and it’s really unique.
The endless hum 😆 I remember the days before I got a noise gate too
Trying to angle yourself just right just to tame it a wee bit.
First tune was absolutely gorgeous…
The pros and cons of being able to make a humblebrag RUclips short
Haha
Jealous
Great playing. I agree with your pros and cons, still prefer playing my custom shop strat versus a les paul. Bridge pick up is a little thin but don't really use it that much anyway, so not a big problem, a good treble boost will help.
Bro at this point it isn't even a hum, my Amp is screaming at me 💀
Sharefacts/ Fender stratocaster also comes in HSH pickups configuration that has huge amounts of tones from heavy metal to Blues to Rock to country music to funk music
When you base your entire personality around a Strat.
When you have no personality and need to hate for no reason. I'd bet this dude plays circles around you
@@gdawgs101 SEN-SI-TIVE! 👌
I have one Strat with a non-RWRP middle so there is no hum-canceling whatsoever. Sounds awesome. I have another Strat with Benson Custom noiseless 50s. Sounds awesome and doesn’t sound like fake singles.
Bridge pups are easily remedied with a wire to the bottom tone. But with drive and in a mix, you need that cut.
I don’t have an issue hitting the selector, but the middle pup does kind of get in the way.
Selector is in a pretty convenient spot. Just learn to play without limp wristed flailing😂
This guy doesn funk
I have an ibanez and I can proudly say it is the most underrated guitar out there
HSS strats have all of this and then the bridge sounds gnarly 🤙
Bridge pickup sounding thin is spot on. I’m about to switch my Texas Special bridge for a Duncan SSL 4
I love the way this is formatted!
Hey ! I love tout videos ! They are entertaining and you're a very good payer ! I noticed you always have amazing tone as well (example : this video and many more). Idea for the future : could you show your rig and how you manage to have such a good tone ?
You should try dialling down the tone knob of the bridge pick up a little, it really helps cutting out those high ends.
Oh yes the super versatility of single coil single coil or single coil!!!!
I got a Seymour Duncan hot stack for my bridge and it gave me a much more full bridge tone, and it got rid of the hum, very much recommend
Forget everything else in the video. Did anybody else absolutely love that tune he played during Pro #2?
My strats neck was modded with a Seymour duncan single coil humbucker so it can get loud. Also the plug in socket was improved so no more buzz. God bless luthiers ❤
Yeah that's why I upgraded the bridge pick up to a humbucker to both get rid of the hum and to amplify the sound of the bridge pickup
And then there's me with a single hot rails in the bridge and a kill switch for shits and giggles.
I was a strat guy until I got my Schecter PT Special and put a single coil sized humbucker in the bridge along with a couple other mods, now my go to over my Fender Player Strat.
The icepick bridge pickup sound is why I have a tone knob wired to my bridge pickup. I round off a little bit of that high end taking the tone knob down to just 8 or lower if I want the buttery and nasally tone.
One thing I really don’t like about my strat is the volume knob, I always hit it and turn it down when I play
Have you tried not?
Position the toggle switch to select both the middle and bridge pickups. Then turn the bridge tone down to zero or just under 2. The other tone set anywhere between 3 to 5. It gives a great snarling p90 tone.
board pickup with toneknobs set opposite is a godly sound
Strats are actually supposed to have some hum. Like others said a noisegate or even compression will help alot. The other thing is make sure you’re using a decent cable too. Also, if you put some shielding under the pickups, that will help tame it some. Some ppl will say its a waste of time but it actually does work. All in all, strats are some of the best guitars on the market for sure.
I’m so used to using a Stratocaster that I sometimes think my amp is broken when I use humbuckers and don’t hear hum.
the first con....i feel that so much. IT HAS DRIVEN ME INSANE FOR YEARS.
@My Getaway
Seymour Duncan pickups
if the strat is purpendicular/at a right angle, to the amp the hum disappears.
Also clean power and hq cables help
can you do a video like this one but talking about the jaguar please
Sweet sound! Great licks!
Might i suggest something for the hum, install a dummy coil in parallel or in series with your strat pickups. It's actually something Stevie had in his guitar to cancel the noise, and suhr guitars have a similar system
After years of obsessing over hum, I starting telling myself that all it is is the sound of me not playing. It helps me a lot.
Raise the height of your bridge pickup. It sounds thin from factory settings. Raise it 3-5 mm and enjoy the added mid boost
To solve the bridge pickup problem is simple: change to HB or single with more output.
Dude you are a legend your playing is impecable
Also the volume knob close to the bridge when palm muting can get in the way but I still love this guitar regardless 😊
“The endless hum”
Me with badass Lace Sensors I have and will put in all my guitars now.
I long ago ibanez lovers, but when I tried strat, I fell in love in the twang sound.
Just one thing stratocaster lack, is the crisp sound of telecaster
I think we can all realty to the neck pickup one haha. I'm an advid of "use the fourth position" lol.
Do one about the pros and cons of that Chin
This is why I held out for years until they randomly released the JagStrat. It’s now my prized possession. All the strat versatility with that premium Jag stuff Leo originally envisioned.
The "hum" can be fixed with gate setting in the amp or compressor
Thats why I'm aiming for an HSS as my first guitar, I'll be able to play both clean and distorted :)
I think a Jimmie Vaughn, or new player series will help with your bridge pickup as they have a dedicated tone control, the deluxe player offers some control over bridge pickup as well, maybe that’s why I like all 3
The new noiseless pickups are a god send
Leo hit on something that was unique and no one else has been able to do it quite like he did more than 50 years ago so I got to say I love the strat and the telecaster.. they both have unique challenge that you can only get with those guitars… that being said, Gibson has its own sound all together… it’s good to have them all because that way you can stretch out your sound
Wiring a tone knob to the bridge pup helps a lot
As someone who primarily plays acoustic and usually strums near the bridge I find the most annoying thing that whenever I strum the way I’m used to on an acoustic my hand constantly hits the volume knob
think i’m gonna wait til tomorrow wowwwwwww that rake was so clean!!
I waited 60 years to buy a Strat because I heard about tuning stability issues if using the vibrato. A #2 pencil the nut slots and on saddles and locking tuners, problem solved. It is hands down the most comfortable guitar I own.
There are no cones. Just awesomeness
Dude ur an amazing player!
Can we just appreciate how good he played in this video
I've been playing them since 1958 and I've never had any trouble with them
The truth is strong with this one 😂👍
This is excellent, could you please do the pros and cons of the Fender Jazzmaster ?? 🙏
noiseless pups has been a thing for a while now