JAMES TYLER SE TONES DEMO.
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2022
- Here is another installment of Tyler Tones. Used in the clip is my 1994 SE. Alder body with Flame Maple top. Rosewood neck. Lindy Falin Real 54's and a Tom Holmes Humbucker. The amp is my Valve Storm JTM 45/100 replica. The cab is a Kerry Wright 4x12 with 1972 Celestions.
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GORGEOUS guitar and playing, either you know or you don’t!
Beautiful guitar, luxurious tones and great playing 👍
Thanks.
Amazing playing as always!
Thank you.
Alright Dave!
Gorgeous tone and playing
Thanks so much.
Love It!
Nice playing 🤘
Thanks.
Love the playing, tone, delay and reverb (?).
Thank you.
Amazing tone and chops! Is alder your wood of choice for 80´s LA tones?
Thanks. Yes.
I really cannot say its james tyler from looking at it, maybe they should print it on the pickguard ?
Lush tones David - What is the signal chain?
Thanks. Clean is Shin Clean Boost----Chase Tone Secret Preamp---Catalinbread Echorec---Mr. Black Supermoon. Lead chain Shin Clean Boost----Chase Tone Secret Preamp---XTS Tejas---Shin Dumbloid ODS---Echo Machine---EBS Dynaverb.
@@RACKDOCTOR - what is an easily available equivalent of the shin clean boost and the Tejas?
@@jmp-es1gv There isn't. The Shin Clean Boost is it"s own sound. A Colorsound Power Boost is similar to the XTS. Xotic EP Boost is pretty good.
David, are you using any kind of buffer before the shin?
@@walrus0626 No. The Shin and Chase Tone preamp are acting like buffers.
The best of the best !
There is not a single bad sound out of any James Tyler's guitars, but the headstock (the graphics of the name on it) is just too much... not good at all.
Exactly.
The graphics just bring attention to the headstock, which looks like a foot.
I hate feet. Lol
@@zenlandzipline For me, the shape is cool. Just the graphics put me off a little. Even so, I would love to have 1 or 3 of those, but the price do not help.
I love it; best guitars I’ve ever owned. Different strokes for different folks, but if you haven’t played one try and take one for a spin sometime. Will flip your whole universe
@@StoneDriverBand I’ve heard nothing but great things about those guitars. What is it that they do that makes them so special? Asking seriously here. I mean, it’s basically a strat. I’m sure they use great wood and I’m sure the craftsmanship is really good, but, how much different can it really be to a Custom Shop Stratocaster, or other top of the line strat-style guitars, such as Tom Anderson or Suhr or others?
I’m not at all doubting the quality of the Tyler. I’ve just never been able to play one to see and hear what the raving is all about. Could you elaborate a little? Genuinely curious.
Also: if I bought one, and took a saw to that horrible shaped headstock, would that screw up the tone or playability of the guitar?
Because I could easily reshape that headstock into something that doesn’t give me nightmares and scare my dog away. Lol
@@zenlandzipline I’m sorry you have nightmares and a scared dog, it might not be the right guitar for you!
That said, Tyler’s have a lot of differences that set them apart from CS Strats and Suhr’s, at least the ones that I’ve owned and sold. The first thing that will jump out at you is the neck; the “standard 59” shape is their standard, and the most comfortable neck you will ever play. The thickness, radius, rolled edges, fretwork, etc are unlike anything I’ve ever played; feels like a well worn in vintage guitar but with perfect playability and action.
The neck mounting system is a original design, and keeps the neck locked in place and the guitar in tune better than traditional systems. It also helps with the resonance of the guitar, even strumming it before you plug in generates a gorgeous acoustic tone unlike anything you’d hear from a traditional strat build.
The Studio Elite models have additional relief cuts that make the guitar more comfortable to play, and higher frets easier to access.
I could go on and on, but you really need to play one. They are definitely strats at heart, but like a strat all grown up and pushed to the maximum of how it can perform and play due to the innovation and craftsmanship consistently built in to each guitar that leaves the shop. Best of luck!
ugliest headstock out there