How A Fender Custom Shop Masterbuilt Is Made - A Vincent Van Trigt Stratocaster
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2020
- We give you a start to finish look of what it looks like to order a Fender Custom Shop Masterbuilt Guitar. From inception to the conversation with the masterbuilder, we give you the insight into the build with photos from Vincent Van Trigt himself!
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How a masterbuilt is made? Take a random strat, upgrade the electronics, take it out back behind the factory and bash it on some rocks and pavement. Profit 1000%
Just started working for fender at the bottom, its a dream to become a master builder. The skill, experience, and passion these dudes have for making the best guitars in the world is unmatched
1st buy a comb oK!! next buy a fender strat of you choice send it to me ill trash it set it on fire what ever you want put on new strings set it up and sent to you for 500 dollars. you will save 2000 dollars off these master baters at fender and have the same result.
Or, you could just buy a guitar you can afford, and play the hell out of it for years.
fender just layed off 300 employees
I love the feel, the sound and playability of these guitars, but I'll never understand the relic finish. Play the he'll out of it and wear the finish off yourself
Dear Mr. Ferrari and Mr. Porsche, I would love for you to build me a super car but could you make it look like it’s about 50 years old and dented and rusty. I’ll pay twice the cost .
It's a dream of mine to order a Fender Custom Shop guitar through your guitar shop. The relic-work on that Strat is the best I've ever seen, but most importantly, that Strat sounds amazing.
I have been playing guitar for 62 years. My first real (?) guitar was a 1954 Strat, (S/N 00249), May 6, 1954. I have had many guitars. I prefer them as close to new as possible. I have never understood the need to build a new guitar to look as if it played every bar for 50 years and then was dragged down a gravel road. I have a nephew who bought a '97 strat that had dog bite marks on it. At least, the marks were genuine. Why would anyone pay all that money to fake the genuine marks?
It’s funny... if you come across an actual 1963 Strat that looks like that, it’s called “player grade” and only worth a fraction of a mint, unmolested original example, but if you order a new Strat from the Custom Shop, you have to pay thousands extra to make it look player grade a.k.a. relic-ed. Very odd.
This must be one of the most beautiful strats I've ever seen in my life!
I seriously come back and watch this every month or so and just imagine myself ordering a master build from you guys someday….
Probably the most beautiful "relic" guitar I've seen. And the vintage tone is sooo pleasant to the ear. Cheers for the wonderful demo!😊
I first learned about the "Relic'ing" back in 99 from an article on Fender Custom Shop Master builder named Vincent Cunetto. I had to have one ! I purchased my dream Strat in 2001 a 1956 "Mary Kaye" Relic in Vintage blonde and still own it. 10/56 V-neck and swamp ash body-Fat 50's Pups and Gold Hdwr too.
I’ve never been a fan of pre-worn guitars, but that one’s so lovely
That Custom Shop guitar is brilliant.
Baxter, it's impressive how you guys curate the process of ordering a custom built guitar, which looks like a lot of fun for customers. I live in Florida, but when I'm ready to pull the trigger on a Custom Shop order, or even just on a high end guitar, I'm calling you guys. Best wishes for your outstanding shop.
It was fun watching the video and learning about what goes into a Masterbuilt.
Damn that's a beautiful Strat! Usually not a fan reliccing this heavy, but the colors on it fit so well!
Looks and sounds like my MIM Strat