Checking Out MORE of My Guitars w/ Dave
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- In this episode Dave and I discuss and play the rest of my studio guitars. Check out the first video we did here • How Many Are "Too Many...
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Should Dave have his own channel ? he is a great player and seems to have a limitless knowledge of all things guitar repair, and guitar in general. Love me some Dave !
For sure he definitely knows a lot of little things that most people don’t know like if you change the pick guard on one guitar it will loose top end or if you wanna loose top end or bottom end do this or that just so much great information and if he made a channel nows the time to do it because Beato will promote his channel and he will get a big jump on subscribers quickly from the start! Even if he doesn’t put the effort in to make really high quality content, editing perfectly and everything like Beato does it would still be a great idea to atleast start the channel and get subscribers coming from Beato’s channel and he can just post one video per week and just using a phone Mount to take the video of him working on customers guitars with some good lighting. Really wouldn’t take much time just hit record when he’s working on something and when he gets a rare guitar take a video of it and how to tell if it’s real, if he’s doing something weird like customer is complaining of a noise that’s a great video, making a guitar stay in tune better is great, installing new pick ups another great video specially if he went into detail about wiring and how adding a capacitor, resistor or different ohm pots to get more or less of something in your tone would be a great video, another great video well it could be a few different videos about what parts he like to use better and why like what tuners he likes, what input jacks he likes, what brand pots he likes, what bridges he likes and a really cool video would be about pick ups to use for what style of music vs what wood is in the guitar this would be something that he would have some very good options on and would be super useful for people to make the best decision when buying new pick ups I mean let’s face it if you walk into guitar center the person selling you a pick up will not know that this pick up will sound a bit muddy with the wood that’s in ur guitar or whatever all they will say and all most people online will say is the pick up sounds way better then the old pick up but for people that have a really sensitive ear like myself who can hear things that most can’t having this kinda information will really help out and sure there are many videos online but he has a certain level of notoriety so he for sure could do well.
Agree, that guy has chops.
Amazing shirt Dave-o! I enjoy these walks through Rick’s “garage.”
Amazing channel ya got there!
I like Rick’s “rockstar” shirt. Over a black t-shirt of course.
I was gonna say that! Now I see your name... I need one.
Lol.. ricks “garage”
Me too Keith! I have the same shirt...lol...good taste
At 60, I just got my first, a sunburst Strat. I blame Rick.
Oh well, if the learning thing doesn't work out, I can always hang it on the wall as a work of art.
rock it man!!
@@fretlesscountry I'm trying man, but my fingers don't want to do as I command :-)
Been playing over 50 yrs and just got my first Tele. Been a strat and 335 guy with a few others. Didn't know the Tele was so different! Love it!
My wife bought me a Strat copy from a mall in Kansas city. Mustang was the name on the headstock. Heaviest guitar I ever owned. Changed everything on it. Bought several others over the years but, that cheap 80 dollar guitar was the only one I ever played on stage. Had a stroke a few years back and am learning to play on that same guitar again. Bought your course yesterday Rick. Thanks to both of you for what you do.
Watching Rick admire dave playing. Love it. He is a good player for sure
Love listening to Rick and Dave talk guitars. Dave's got some chops as well!
I love these videos. Love hearing people talking about their guitars. Rick, Dave, thank you.
I hope to be in Dave's position one day. I got my physics degree but like working with my hands. Ive played guitar since freshman year of high school and I love the idea of making someone's guitar play its best. You always play better (and more often) when you don't have to fight it!
Either that or you could work at the Large Hadron Collider and win a Nobel Prize.
@@VidMashUp I'm not cut out for that trust me, I did intern at an accelerator in Sweden though, great experience.
I have 14 guitars and none of them do the same thing tonally. The one I play the most is a modded 2013 Gibson 60's Tribute Gold Top Les Paul. I put an ABR-1 bridge with a featherweight tailpiece on it. I also added a pickguard because I wore a hole in the cheapo satin finish within a year. Everything else is stock other than I had to shield all the cavities because of static noise problems. My original 1963 white and gold SG Custom is the next in the pecking order. It was my most played until I got the Les Paul. It is all stock other than I had it refretted back in the 90's because I had completely worn the frets out. That guitar is amazing. It has the original PAF pickups. I had to replace some of the machine heads because they were very worn and not stable. I did buy a very expensive set of vintage 1963 Kluson tuners for it and replace them one at a time as needed. That guitar is solid. I moved from Phoenix to Nashville and didn't even have to adjust the truss rod or bridge. What a monster.
Dave is a WEALTH of guitar knowledge. Really informative stuff.
I’m just a basic beginner guitar player, and I’ve got an Affinity Squire Strat, 20th Anniversary in black and white, a 2018 Epiphone Les Paul Standard Plus Top Pro in blue burst, and a PRS SE, Custom 22 in tobacco flame, all great starter guitars and all set up by a local luthier. They all have their own unique sounds but the PRS is just an amazing guitar for the money. The Epiphone is actually really well made too and also sounds really good. I don’t think you have to pay a fortune these days to get decent instruments, these guitars are all great instruments for what you pay. I have a couple of modelling amps and some pedals and you can get some great sounds for not a lot of money.
Trevor I live by that philosophy, Every one of 14 guitars were under $200, many needed repair and setup many I have upgraded. its an awesome hobby Been a tech no for 6 years now , My advise is to learn how to repair and setup your own guitars.
@@patricknicolucci5073 I actually sat with the luthier to learn what he did to set up the guitars and adjust the tonality and action etc. It was really interesting to watch. I asked him a lot of questions and he had some surprising things to say. He mentioned that some musicians he does work for actually don’t use their most expensive guitars for giging. He said a lot of them use Squire bodies and put Fender Player necks on them because the squire bodies are lighter and less work to carry around and use on stage. He just changes the pick ups and pots etc. He said my Epiphone was actually nicer than a lot of Gibsons he’s set up and played, and was pretty surprised at the quality of the instrument, even the pick ups sound great. He actually asked me if I wanted to sell it to him. He was also full of praise for the PRS SE, he said “ why would you need a $3k guitar when this thing plays so well?” Sounds like you’ve got a great collection of instruments.
Awesome collection!! Can't get enough of these videos Rick (and Dave)!!
It’s great seeing you guys enjoying yourselves!
I still have my first guitar, a $100 mail order Crestwood Strat clone, and then I bought a $1000 Fender that looks almost identical once I started making some money. I love them both for different reasons
yes! not gonna lie; actually like these, the dave beato's.
My second guitar is a '52 Silvertone Archtop from Sears and Roebuck. Found it in Charleston, SC learning to play blues from Scott Perry. I bought it for $150 and have owned it since 1998. It is terrible to look at but plays like butter. Had neck reset and frets replaces a few years ago. I'll never give it up!!
More Dave Onorato playing guitar, more Rick in Lemmy gear. Great
Haha, all Rick was missing was the giant mole, the SS Officer's hat and the cut off blue jean short shorts.
Can’t beat a Tele! 11 guitars in my rack and just like Rick I play them all, but always find myself going back to my Tele’s. There’s something about them that’s magical!😎🍺 Dave is a beast on a guitar.
I'm running 5 guitars at the moment, 78 Hamer sunburst, 98 les paul standard double cut, a 87 strat etc but miss my 72 tele. Something about those slab bodies
@@viktorhead1832 98 standard LPs double cut are really hard to find these days!
@@medor6635 they are, I picked it up a couple weeks ago in trans Amber AAA flame top, it's a beaut,
I have a Tele. Great, but a Tokai kicks it to the kerb.
Tele's are the working man's guitar. Sold my white MIM Tele to my son in law a few years ago who really liked it in one of my "I gotta thin the herd" moments. Regretted it in no time. Started looking and about 8 months later bought a US Tele in Silver finish for twice what I paid for the MIM (reminds me of the great Don Rich) and it looks fantastic but plays nowhere near that old MIM. I've had it checked out, set up, everything. I never learn.
I say it time and time again.I love the way Dave plays
I'm endlessly fascinated by all the different guitars and the stuff they have on them; kinda like how I am when looking at gems, diamonds, jewelry...💖💖
Love this series Rick. Thanks!
Your videos with Dave are always cool, thanks for that folks, greetings from Britanny mates !!!
Tons of fun, as usual! Kiesels are awesome. Thanks for hanging out with us and showing us all those cool guitars!
Thx for the hang Rick and Dave
Really love it
Dave has to be your coolest friend. Dude is great.
I always loved and still love guitar gear videos. GAS is always with us! :) And Rick's videos are always great!
I noticed recently, that I've been keeping old guitars in the corners for ages. So I started experimenting with them, taking them apart, and learning the insides. Recently I redid the whole wiring of my 2011 Gibson Les Paul. I maybe overdid it by adding a 6-way mic switch and 4 push-pull pots. The design took me 4 weeks to get done and the build took a whole day and a few fixes on later days.
I used the original mics, opened the wiring so that I could get coil taps, series wiring, etc. But now that one guitar has so many different sounds in it I totally threw away the thought of needing another guitar. And it looks all stock from the outside which is excellent.
I love this kind of video. It is fun and does not make my head hurt.
I own a 2019 Rickenbacker 381v69 Mapleglo that should be illegal! It's absolutely gorgeous, two toaster pickups, R-tailpiece, shark tooth inlays, checker binding, semi-hollow, hand carved arch top and back...man, don't get me going!
I made a comment that I’m surprised he doesn’t own a Rickenbacker 6-string. They have a very distinct tone. I have a 1996 360v64 (George Harrison model) in the extremely lovely and rare turquoise finish. Its the guitar in my profile pic.
The lipstick pickups have a wonderful deep chimey sound. Love it! They sound great in a Strat too!
Yet another great video! I love hearing the stories.
Awesome! Thanks for showing us the Fenders! Love it.
Nice to see the Kiesel CT6 getting some love, this model is basically a "PRS Killer" for half the money and unlike the PRS "Custom" 22/24, you can actually customise pretty much everything on it.
Also, the whole myth of ''Kiesel stock pickups are bad'' is pretty much BS as you can see when somebody like Rick says, they're great. And even if you don't like their stock pickups ( they make a wide variety from classic PAF's to high output ceramic ones) , they give you the option to send to them whatever aftermarket pickups you like and they will install them for you, when building your guitar.
One more thing: Danelectros are heavenly, love them so so much and I'm happy, Rick, that you love the clarity and definition of their sound so much, too.
Thanks Again. Hanging out with you guys while I deep clean the studio. 👌 Delightful and Motivating.
do more of these videos! they are really fun
I could watch Dave play all the different blues styles all day... Please make him make a channel lol
Love the guitars and basses. But love the stories about each instrument even more ,,, thanks
Rick, I have the same affliction. I Love guitars, I'm a singer by trade, but truly love them, they are kinetic art. I own 14 right now and all different. Acoustics , 6 & 12 strings, Fender, Gibson , Epiphone, Sigma, Squire, Ibanez, Jackson many under $200. I find broken unwanted guitars and repair them. I do admire Dave so much. Excellent player and very knowledgeable like your self. I do play a little myself so I do enjoyed them immensely. Just playing a simple Beatle song and singing along is enough for me.
I have always loved the fret inlays on your Les Paul! The sound is gorgeous.
*_Killer Man. The Univox- an amazing Mosrite knock-off._*
I think the fret markers on the black Les Paul look amazing! makes it look vintage, don't change them! keep those awesome videos coming!
I love these vide rick. Your so lucky to have a friend who is a great tech and a great guy
Enjoyed this chit chat between y'all. Even though I have no talent in music, I will continue to watch your channel.
Super cool video and collection Rick. It was fun watching it. Peace!
Wow. When Dave pulled the coil tap on the bridge pickup I came unglued. That sounded amazing.
Dave's soooo knowledgeable!!! Geek out time!!
I have a modulus blacknife carbon necked tele, that I have never sold because it is so unique and consistent. Bought and sold hundreds of guitars for all the usual reasons; poverty, upgrade, use etc. Great film guys.
That UNIVOX! Circa 1972 I got that (or a model that looks just like it) as my second guitar, brand new for $100, and I'm not at all surprised that it was plywood. And now you say you can get one for "under a thousand" !!!
I got it at a music store I forget the name of, it was on Lee St. in SW Atlanta.
that Jazzmaster is BEAUTIFUL!
I love these rig rundowns .you have some great guitars rick ..and I didn’t know Dave was a seriously good player 👍👍
Dave used to rip my head off on an old tele he put together back in his 90-91 AIM practice room. Cool to see him still doing it
great story, Rick. Thanks so much for sharing it.
I agree with you on the Fender Jazz bass. Great feel and a smooth, punchy tone, especially through my Ampeg setup. Kind of a pain in the neck to haul the rig around in the back of my Subaru wagon, but it's well worth it.
Man that LP sounds sweet. Goals!!
I love to hang my axes on the wall, they are like art to me… so color and finish are important … I rotate them through my garage studio to my living room and kitchen / dining space (don’t worry, they don’t get heat or smoke, it’s 13 to 16 feet from the stove!) so that I play them all regularly as possible…. I started as a drummer, then picked up guitar… I have acoustics and ukuleles… but as for electric guitars ….
I buy mostly sub $500 even sub $300 guitars (an Xaviere semi hollow sunburst tele with 2 gold foils… it’s nice!), a “Grote” green “photo faux top” semi hollow tele - I put a GFS lipstick in the bridge! Sounds nice!) … at my playing level I can’t justify more expensive ones (as some of the other commenters have said) … and they are mostly sonically different to some extent… Squiers (desert sand duo sonic, surf green Jaguar, shell pink Cyclone, lake placid blue FSR $200 tele with GFS gold foil in neck) Epiphones (cherry SG, flame top Les Paul with Duesenberg trem I installed, Pelham blue P-90 ES-339 with Duesenberg trem I installed, and a sunburst P-90 Casino coupe) MIM Fender candy apple red tele and sunburst Jazz bass, MIJ Fender sunburst strat, Gretsches (silver baritone and gold top single cut electromatic with Bigsby I installed)… a red Ibanez AFS75T (from eBay for $250), a black G and L tele with a six way Freeway switch… my “jewels” are a natural Gibson V2 that was a 19th birthday gift from my parents… it stays in the garage studio! … and newest acquisition: Squier bass VI in Olympic white with mint pickguard. Collecting inexpensive guitars is cheaper than owning a boat, I know, I owned a boat.
Mike Rutherford from Genesis uses a squier bullet.
Dave’s got a great natural feel. Nice expressive playing.
WOW! dave really has some powerful chops! cool!
I have that same black 60's les Paul Classic... Love the aged colored fret markers.
Love Ricks awesome guitar collection, :) also Dave is such an awesome guitarist, his licks on this video alone is worthy of an REH or a MelBay collection of great licks. Cheers!
I truly hate sunburst. It's a cop-out for lazy lutiers. And when the tribute came out, I fell in love with it. No bindings, no burst of any sort, just a stock basic Gibson that fulfils all my needs. Just perfect!
Oh man ! Love that P bass Rick . Thanks for including the basses in this .
Blimey, Dave’s playing is so damn soulful.
Rick, I've wanted to say for some time that I love those green fret marker inlays!
Great video.
I'm not a giant fan of them but they look great on certain Classic finishes especially that black, that is fantastic looking. Those inlays look even greener against that black finish, awesome. Cracks me up that they put a "Standard" truss rod cover on it. I gotta get me a black Classic with those Green Goblin inlays.
I love the inlays on the black LP
Love the inlays!
My first decent, playable guitar was a Hondo ll that had a Dimarzio Powered sticker on it. I still have it and it sounds amazing. It looked like “The Paul” that Gibson had in the late 70’s or so. I love plugging and playing gigs with it. True sleeper.
I find it very cool that you own so many "high end" guitar brands but yet you show absolutely no snobbery by giving credit to the great instrument that Kiesel makes. Loved seeing your arsenal!
No snobbery with the brands. All these companies make excellent guitars (not everyone is excellent but the ones I have are :)
Dude. Dave is such a tasty player. I don't get to hear him play enough.
Your guitar nerd is badass! I love how he sets up your guitars. These guitar videos are definately some favs. I love the 6100 as well. Is he using Stainless 6100?
Can you buy me many guitars and be my sugar momma?
Gretsch 6120, MIM Strat w US Standard hardware. Samick Lasalle... Its awesome. Squire Tele from the 80's, and my "first guitar" a Univox (square logo)LP that I installed DiMarzio Al DiMeola switchable pickups in in the early 80's. Super clean sound and the thinnest neck. Love to have Dave give it the once over. Thanks for the great content!
Love looking through your guitars. I have a 5 string Jazz same color as yours. I love the color and how it plays. I have the fancy version with the noiseless pickups. It works for me. I can turn up one pickup and the other off and no hum. Had a Mexican jazz had to run both pick ups at the same level to get rid of the hum.
I'm with you, Rick. I like painted guitars WAY better than quilted or flamed. It's one of the my reasons I haven't bought a PRS, despite knowing they're well made. Most of their finishes are just hideous to me.
Just get a painted PRS then? ;)
I have friend who bought a pair of Telecasters back in like 1972 at a local store in small town Alberta, Canada. Played one and wore it out, left the other in the closet and basically forgot about it. He now has a pristine one, and its well-worn mate with softly rounded neck and frets, and a patina that no custom shop will ever match. Both are blonde with white pick guard. It’s a trip to see them side by side.
Another friend with a well cared-for ‘65 Deluxe Reverb let’s us guitar players use it if we ask nicely, and the Tele’s sound awesome through it.
Lake Placid Blue - especially with a maple neck - is just about the BEST color out there! Especially once it begins to age and then you can see the sort of turquoise and green come out is so awesome!
I've owned many guitars over the years but, these days, I just have one. A 2019 American Professional HSS Stratocaster. As a Blues/ Rock player this guitar covers all the tones I want from classic Hendrix to growling rock to old Bluesy sounds. A Swiss army knife of a guitar.
Wow! Dave is an amazing guitar player!
thanks for this, and i love my 1990 black beauty ebony custom ; -)
i changed the pickups (burstbucker neck and 498T in bridge position) years ago, but i will return soon to the original ones
That Tele kicks that LP’s butt. Awesome
Testify about Justif'n -all part of taking inventory Brothers. You guys are great !!
Loved this pair of videos. Since you asked here’s the list of guitars I still have in order of acquisition
1980 Les Paul Firebrand (my baby…bought it in high school…all stock except for frets 14 and 15 which were damaged and repaired 3 years ago)
2010 Taylor GA4-12 (had some serious neck bend and was repaired under warranty and plays better now than ever [so loud])
2011 Martin GPCPA1 (my favorite guitar to play, my go to for open mic nights plugged in)
2015 D35 50th anniversary (East Indian, not Brazilian…a true acoustic cannon I bought used, accidentally)
2018 Waterloo wl12-mh (an amazing punchy all-hog for it’s small size)
2018 Epiphone ES335-pro (an amazingly versatile guitar with the coil splitters…can make all kinds 60s and 70s sounds…and my most inexpensive)
2011 Fender Roadhouse Deluxe Stratocaster (it does everything a strat is supposed to do, I don’t even waste my time with the s1 switch)
2019 Jimmy Page DragonTelecaster [mx] (oh come on it’s fun if weird…it’s just a tele, but it is the easiest playing electric I have)
2020 Danelectro 59x12 (jangle squared…so different than everything else. Can do pretty good mid 60s stuff like the byrds and Beatles sounds)
2021 Epiphone SG special (just for the p90s…it’s nice guitar for the price…and it’s Pelham Blue lol)
2021 Danelectro longhorn 4 string bass (finally took a swipe at playing the bass for songs like nights in white satin, rikki don’t lose this number and a day in the life…just a lot of fun for the price)
Great show! Would love to hear the 4 basses contrasted in another video.
Great video guys..guitars are beyond awesome...best 5 watt shirt ever Dave..lol..I have the very same one
Wow the black classic has awesome mids!! I have the gold top version but with the original pups. Urs transmits a lot of mids through my cell. BEUTIFULL
I love the fact that Rick's guitars have been played enough to need new frets, but they aren't trashed or relic'd to death. Some people know how to have nice things!
Needs new frets.. oh these inlays are yellow?
Some where said not to have any work on them.
Awesome collection rick!!
Jeez!!! Dave is an amazing player!!
32:00 I had a Badass II bridge on a '98 MIM P-Bass for a good 15+ years...and it seemed to only have the real crispy, zingy high end (regardless of where the tone control was set). I recently took it off and put on a vintage-style bridge, and couldn't be happier!
I've had too many basses over the years (really only regret selling a Modulus Quantum 6 string with a Kahler bridge that was harder than hell to set up, and a MIJ Fender Marcus Miller J-Bass that had a terrible buzz which could have just been fixed with some different pickups), but now have an upright, 2 P-Basses (one with flats, one with rounds), a 5 string HH Sting Ray, a fretless "Frankenbass" J-Bass, a short scale 5 string, and my first electric guitar (sparkly Squier Tele) to start learning on.
Yay... lots of fun, I also found Dave less than enthusiastic when I asked him about swapping out the fret markers on my '03 Classic, but I rewired it '50s style with some low wind Mojo Tones. My Carvin CS4 still has the original pickups even though I keep saying I want try something else. I have this JB Player (white with double black binding) parts caster that I put together in the '80s with a stacked EMG select in the neck positoin and an SD Full Shred in the bridge with no tone control that ended up getting used more than anything else over the years. :0)
Dope collection Dave!
I am searching for a 74 custom and almost had one sooooc clean and it got bought before I could snag it!!!
I like the inlays. Always have, especially on sunburst finishes.
Just got a new Alpine White LP Custom myself. Also one of those bucket list guitars that I finally got my hands on. I love it, but I'm still in the honeymoon stage. Nice collection, Rick.
How is it? Been looking at Custom shops myself lately.
That SG is Mega and yeah Dave knows what he’s doing with it 👍🏻
Love this videos so much!
A guitar nerd.
I feel I needed to THANK YOU for introducing me to Gino Vannell "Brother to Brother" WOAH..!! I am a Bass Palyer and JIMMY HASLIP is a favorite of mine... THANK YOU - I love what you do..!!
I love the yellow inlays. I want them on my next guitar.
Most of my guitars are sub-$300. After all of the Gibsons and PRS guitars that Rick showed, I felt some kinship as Rick brought out a "budget" guitar or two.
Finally getting to hear Dave play haha
Would love to see you guys go through all of them
I love seeing that white/cream LP. My profile picture is the Epiphone Tuxedo with a black back.