Dude, I SO appreciate you! Just wanted to say 1) I watched every second of this video; 2) it IS a tremolo and 3) you were born in 1989 - the year I graduated high school and you're down with Doug Aldrich and, one of the most underrated hard rock bands of all time, Hurricane! I LOVE that! Keep rocking and PLEASE keep making these terrific videos!
If I made this video it'd be less than a minute long Don't do drugs kids. Among the many bad things that they can cause, you'll usually end up selling most of your gear and deeply regret it later if you get clean.
@@jeramym9506 Thanks! It hasn't been easy, but I've been clean a little over a year and got custody of my son from doing as well as I have been, and playing music was a big part of that
@@Ayyem93 I got two years man. And I couldn’t relate any more than I do. So true. I’m sure you feel like I do. If I didn’t spend that money on H then I could seriously afford whatever your dream rig is.
I have 30 years sober. It took me 6 times in detox and 4 treatment centers. Guitars occupy my mind 24/7. If it wasn't for that I probably would have been dead a long time ago.
I love watching you because you are clearly super humble, and you are a great teacher. You have really helped my playing with all your videos and I love seeing your collection. I know you wont but if you wanted to show off it would be well deserved! Thank you Robert (p.s. love that hair)
I have a '75 LP Custom that is also Tobacco Burst, and the guitar is exactly as you say: it's basically everything "undesirable" about 70's Gibsons... but it sounds, plays, feels so frickin' good. It's easily my favorite of my guitars.
My 1st electric was a Danelectro, the toilex on the side, the lipstick pups, & mine came with the small amp inside the case! How cool was that? My Mom purchased it from a music store here in our town (not the one I would have picked,but hey) & paid $35 for it, case & all. Course I 'think' she bought some lessons at the same time. Find a 60's one for that now brother! All I wanted to do is play my Led Zepp 3 album, & pick out peices and learn em! My Mom on the other hand thought this was all NOISE! So that didn't last long....she got her $35 back, & that was that, until I saved up to get my own; then she was stuck with me playing loud noises!
I really hope you appreciate your wife for walking beside and supporting you. Thank you for the videos and the time you put in. I'm 58 and consider myself an accomplished guitarist but always willing to learn more so planning on enrolling in your course to get me through the winter months here in Indiana! Oh, for my guitars I have a USA 2020 EVH Wolfgang EVH Signature in ivory, an AM Special HSS Fender Stratocaster, American AM Pro Fender Telecaster, Gibson LP, Jackson Rhoades JS3, Jackson Kelly, Sterling by Music Man AX4, Dean acoustic/electric and an Epiphone SG. Headrush pedalboard, 2 Headrush FRFR112's, Heil Talkbox, and a Marshall DSL100H with full Marshall MX412 stack. Also have a supportive girlfriend Ssndy that doesn't complain about my collection!
"all aboard the rock-n-roll train when you plug this thing in"...hahah.. that's what i love about rob, his little phrases he slips in whilst dispensing his knowledge and talent to us... lots of good guitarist youtubers out there but robert baker's easy going personality shines through
I love the way 12 string electrics sound, I just never owned one because of the tuning issues! Others may not have this problem, but I sure do! I just can't keep em in tune! I had an old - old Gibson 12 string acoustic, that I really loved, I just removed the extra strings.
Great vid Robert, you have such a good attitude towards people, I am a older player and have never got that good but still love the learning videos. I stopped playing several years ago so as to unlearn a lot bad crap I picked up. Hope when I get back to it I will have a different sound.
I'm a singer songwriter and I have been searching for different sounds for my my own music and we are really close in the sounds I'm looking for!!! I'm in the same boat as you with the jazz master sounds!! Also a new subscriber. Have a blessed day!!
I ended up getting a Les Paul from 1979. Turns out it is also a Kalamazoo with one piece back and two piece top, maple neck. Weighs 11 lbs, but not a deal breaker for me. I came back to this video after I got it because I thought yours had similar specs. These are truly sleepers with incredible tone.
I did a "Nashville Tele," type wiring on one of my Strats. I swapped the 5 way switch for a 4: neck- neck & bridge- bridge- Neck & bridge in series. I wired a master tone and replaced the second for a blender for the middle pickup. It goes mid p/u to blender, and blender directly out to the Jack. So it doesn't run through switching/volume or tone. So I can blend it with the neck or bridge, it has more output and top end and doesn't have to rely on how the other pickups are doing. The only drawback is if you use the middle pickup on its own, you won't be able to do it.
Pretty cool of you to share all the guitars and I can totally relate to having unique tones. Why would anyone want multiple guitars that sounds pretty much the same. The tone and the feel of the neck is sells me on any guitar
Just got a prs ce 24 last week and I honestly can't believe how good it is. Can't spot a single flaw with the build quality, plays great sounds great and looks great as well.
I haven’t seen any one say this so I’ll say it. The part in the vid where Robert doesn’t know what the push pull does on that one guitar. He was on the neck pickup and pulled it out played and pushed it in an played and it didn’t sound different. I think he has to be on the bridge pickup for it to do anything. Take the humbucker to split single coil. I think he knows this but was just over looking it.
I used to be that one thought the gear made the player. I have many guitars and had to finally realize that the gear is only as good as the player. That's why I follow your channel in hopes of becoming a better player regardless of the gear I have. Not ready to get rid of my gear, just wanting to put it all to better use and knowing what to use it for. Thanks for all your teachings Robert!!!! Much Love and Respect!!
I also have a Friedman Cali and once I tuned down half a step it suddenly became the best Floyd guitar I had ever played! Friedman pickups are so good!
It IS a tremolo arm, because it’s on a Fender Strat and Leo Fender called his Strat bridges “tremolos”, even though it’s the wrong terminology musically. Some people say that Leo named this wrong (and the “vibrato” effect in his amps, which is really tremolo of course) on purpose, which may be true, as people are still talking about it more than 60 years later and still giving his products free publicity (which they don’t really need now, but certainly did when he was starting out). 😜
Mighty Fine my man! I always get pulled into your videos from the licks and tones and end up staying for your awesome easy going upbeat attitude. Thank-you Brother!
I bought a Tobacco burst 77 les Paul custom in either 85 to 86. Beautiful guitar. Think it was my second or third guitar in life. It was $600 used obviously. I found many years later I wasn’t fond of the low flat frets that always made me feel like I was going to loose grip on the strings when doing bends and have been into jumbo frets since. I saw yours and was like woah. Looks just like mine. Wasn’t surprised you said it was a 70 model.
No one should step on someone's dreams. I someday I can sit in my chair and kick up my feet an say this are mine. Keep going! You can never have enough. 💖🎸✌
No Robert, you're not boring. You're quite talented, and without someone talented such as yourself to make them sing they are nothing but wood and wire.
I can hear various sonic differences between the guitars, but overall they sound very similar in your hands. Very chunky and sustainy. That suggests that this is the tone that inspires you and it's largely YOU and how you tweak each guitar and/or the effects and/or amps you're using. In any case, they all sound fantastic in the hands of a quality player like you.
I had a CE24 that I bought new, sometime around '97-'98. I liked it' okay. I had two main issues with it. For my relatively small hands, even the wide-thin neck was wider than I preferred. The other issue, and my main complaint was that 5-way rotary switch. Drove me nuts. It was only a few years later that the mod to replace the switch with a 3-way toggle + push-pull pot was becoming widespread. By then, I had already offloaded it. Back then, they were still doing the set-in knobs which was such a better look. I'm thankful that I still have my 2000 Singlecut. Amazing guitar (beautiful quilt top too).
Nice collection man! I totally agree, and I'm the same way about not owning a guitar that is very similar two others in my collection. It has to inspire me in a whole new way.
Robert I appreciate you are a huge Page fan, as am I, but maybe the biggest name associated with the Esquire is Jeff Beck, who played his on those early Yardbirds hits, like ‘Over under sideways down’ and he got a Sitar sound out of his!
I expected him to have more. and here I thought i didn't have G.A.S. cause Robert baker, guitar max, darrel braun, phil Mcknight etc all had more than me. I try to limit myself to one of each type, but I have 40 and counting. But 5 are extra LPs and 2 are extra teles. All the rest are unique. 6,7,8,12, and 20 strings. regular and multiscale, acoustic, hollow, semi hollow, and solid body. headstock and nohead. fender and gibson scale lengths - and a PRS of course. all types of bridges and pickups. I think i have most of the bases covered now, except for body shapes and finishes.
What a great opening Jam. I love slide it adds so much to a tune. Let your inner Lynyrd Skynyrd out. You can keep them all I will take the vintage Esquire.
hey dude you got some great guitars in your collection. iv just bought a fender telecaster recently because of watching your vids thanks for making good quality content every week
Very cool opened my eyes to a few things, and yes I agree, every guitar relatively cheap or expensive have a sound all there own whether performing or recording according to your needs or particular sound your searching out, especially recording, because of the flexibility in sound modification and maybe recording multiple times with additional guitars Amps mic's etc. Fully enjoyed your video and found myself taking to you as the video moved along.
Hey, JAMES NICHOLSON HERE...BEING A 35 YEAR GUITARIST I OWN LOTS OF AXES 2 LES PAULS 2 STRATS AN S.G.AND MANY ACOUSTICS,BUT I NEED A TELE TO COMPLETE MY COLLECTION...AFTER HEARING THE DIVERSITY OF YOUR ESQUIRE MY MIND IS MADE UP...BEAUTIFUL GUITAR...
"Bro...!" hahahahaha...Linda Rey just said, "He's like US!" (Because we often get commenters/trolls on our YT channel and we push back in a similar "Bro!" kinda way!) LOVE your videos, your humor and your giant guitar brain!
Great video..fantastic collection..thank you for the Vola Oz review..local guitar shop has one for $800 ..seriously thinking about pulling the trigger on it..again very cool video..keep rocking homey😎🤘❤️🎸
You did a similar guitar rundown vid about a year ago, and I still think you’re Top 5 are the KM LP, the birth year LP, the white Strat, the Friedman Tele and the 335. 💗 You just need to add an Acoustic... or two. 😉 Say, a Martin and a cutaway Taylor. Don’t tell the Mrs. 😆 😎🤘🏼🎸🎼🎶🎵 Honorable Mention: the Dani Bari. 😎
The king of the hill is just beautiful. Love the tobacco burst and the sound is just perfect - well would have sounded even better through that Friedman or Marshall!!! Lol my favorite by far. Impressive collection.
Would love to see a vid of you and JJN jamming and talking about gear! You should wear a cut off plaid button up, and Jared can wear Macho man shirt - switch it up. Haha both you guys are great - love the vids.
I've owned a lot of guitars over the years but the one I most regret selling was my black '81 Custom. A few years ago I somewhat replaced it with a '79 Custom.
I relate to exactly what you mean as far as the tremolo bar reliability goes cuz i blocked the bridge of my Strat Special after accidentally screwing it in too far breaking the threads in the block 22yrs ago and when i bought a Squier Affinity Strat lefty i restrung obviously righty, i hardly use the bar especially since it goes out of tune from deep dive bombing the thin-block bridge; however my hardtail Bullet Strat resonates loud and is the lightest guitar I have @just over 6 pounds... by the way nice collection!
I'm not sure if you've ever heard Dean Delray interview Grover Jackson in his first (and second) episodes of "The Grail" podcast. If you love Grover, you should most definitely check out these episodes.
Robert, do you keep your guitars clean?? Everyone I've seen, they seem nice and extra polished.. I wipe mine down after each one I play, but that's just me.
Hey Rob, that opening jam was really cool. In every aspect, is it a cover or one of yours? Really nice guitars, really cool video. Thanks man rock and roll aint noise pollution, its goid for the soul
# mighty fine! I would like to add, i cant agree with something you said more. I told it to my kids 100 times. If you like a certain guitar or wrote a song. If it sounds good, feels good, it is good. Nomatter how much it costs or how fancy it is or what the hype is. Be true to yourself, the only time you should go with the popular opinion, is if its your opinion. Because if it doesnt feel good and sound good, it isnt good. Thanks again man some great guitars, theres no absolute favorite for me. Many are very cool.
ALL THE Fiddles!
Nice little fiddles...
Nice zakk wylde quote
@@dunkinlay452 It's actually from my dad always calling them guitfiddles :)
**Zakk Wylde busts through the wall cool aid man style**
Giuitfiddles I call em😀
Always a treat to see other people's gear.
I agree 👍 as long as I can keep from being to jealous 🤔🤣
I have such a huge load of guitars and Basses I actually had to trim down because I couldn’t fit my ass in my own studio! 😆
I’m here to hear great tones and good guitar playin’
That intro song is the most American thing ever so American in fact I think I will turn into an eagle
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I just bought a truck
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I have a mullet but after hearing that my hair to billy ray cyrus levels
Dude, I SO appreciate you! Just wanted to say 1) I watched every second of this video; 2) it IS a tremolo and 3) you were born in 1989 - the year I graduated high school and you're down with Doug Aldrich and, one of the most underrated hard rock bands of all time, Hurricane! I LOVE that! Keep rocking and PLEASE keep making these terrific videos!
Thanks so much!!
If I made this video it'd be less than a minute long
Don't do drugs kids. Among the many bad things that they can cause, you'll usually end up selling most of your gear and deeply regret it later if you get clean.
Good on you man! Good luck with your recovery. Peace and love (and ROCK)
@@jeramym9506 Thanks! It hasn't been easy, but I've been clean a little over a year and got custody of my son from doing as well as I have been, and playing music was a big part of that
@@Ayyem93 I got two years man. And I couldn’t relate any more than I do. So true. I’m sure you feel like I do. If I didn’t spend that money on H then I could seriously afford whatever your dream rig is.
I have 30 years sober. It took me 6 times in detox and 4 treatment centers. Guitars occupy my mind 24/7. If it wasn't for that I probably would have been dead a long time ago.
@@guitarocd9984 it took me 11 inpatients. I’m 29. Started going to rehabs when I was 15. Only stopped using at 27.
I still get that David Spade vibe everytime Robert goes whooo, lol.
hes the spade of the guitar world lol
Plugs in Les Paul, strums one chord, "its out of tune." Never fails
I snort laughed reading this. So true
Lajero aron five??
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Don't be a hater
Joke not undrstood!! Both my Les Pauls stay in tune (Gibson and Epiphone)
I love watching you because you are clearly super humble, and you are a great teacher. You have really helped my playing with all your videos and I love seeing your collection. I know you wont but if you wanted to show off it would be well deserved! Thank you Robert (p.s. love that hair)
So thats why there was no doorknob for a while. To keep Gabby out.
Haven't been here in a while. DUDE, that intro song is BAAAD...the good kind of bad, of course. ;)
Yes that intro was incredible!
Skip intro? Madness.
Yeah, I watch a ton of guitar vids too. I wake up with guitar and go to bed with guitar. Keep it up brother, doing good work!
Your intro jams never fucking fail to give me goosebumps man, definitely using this video as my excuse to add to my collection.
I have a '75 LP Custom that is also Tobacco Burst, and the guitar is exactly as you say: it's basically everything "undesirable" about 70's Gibsons... but it sounds, plays, feels so frickin' good. It's easily my favorite of my guitars.
Same here 78. Lots of mojo
My 1st electric was a Danelectro, the toilex on the side, the lipstick pups, & mine came with the small amp inside the case! How cool was that? My Mom purchased it from a music store here in our town (not the one I would have picked,but hey) & paid $35 for it, case & all. Course I 'think' she bought some lessons at the same time. Find a 60's one for that now brother! All I wanted to do is play my Led Zepp 3 album, & pick out peices and learn em! My Mom on the other hand thought this was all NOISE! So that didn't last long....she got her $35 back, & that was that, until I saved up to get my own; then she was stuck with me playing loud noises!
I really hope you appreciate your wife for walking beside and supporting you. Thank you for the videos and the time you put in. I'm 58 and consider myself an accomplished guitarist but always willing to learn more so planning on enrolling in your course to get me through the winter months here in Indiana! Oh, for my guitars I have a USA 2020 EVH Wolfgang EVH Signature in ivory, an AM Special HSS Fender Stratocaster, American AM Pro Fender Telecaster, Gibson LP, Jackson Rhoades JS3, Jackson Kelly, Sterling by Music Man AX4, Dean acoustic/electric and an Epiphone SG. Headrush pedalboard, 2 Headrush FRFR112's, Heil Talkbox, and a Marshall DSL100H with full Marshall MX412 stack. Also have a supportive girlfriend Ssndy that doesn't complain about my collection!
My CE24 has been my go to gig guitar for 4 years now! In love since the day I took it home.
Cool rockin' tune on the intro, Robert!
Thanks!
Dude you are my hero!!! Love your quiver and love your lessons! Please do amps next!
I've been waiting for this for like a month love you Rob!
"all aboard the rock-n-roll train when you plug this thing in"...hahah.. that's what i love about rob, his little phrases he slips in whilst dispensing his knowledge and talent to us... lots of good guitarist youtubers out there but robert baker's easy going personality shines through
I love the way 12 string electrics sound, I just never owned one because of the tuning issues! Others may not have this problem, but I sure do! I just can't keep em in tune! I had an old - old Gibson 12 string acoustic, that I really loved, I just removed the extra strings.
Great vid Robert, you have such a good attitude towards people, I am a older player and have never got that good but still love the learning videos. I stopped playing several years ago so as to unlearn a lot bad crap I picked up. Hope when I get back to it I will have a different sound.
That Funk on the Baritone was amazing.
An hour long??? Very sick, thanks robert!
I'm a singer songwriter and I have been searching for different sounds for my my own music and we are really close in the sounds I'm looking for!!! I'm in the same boat as you with the jazz master sounds!! Also a new subscriber. Have a blessed day!!
I ended up getting a Les Paul from 1979. Turns out it is also a Kalamazoo with one piece back and two piece top, maple neck. Weighs 11 lbs, but not a deal breaker for me. I came back to this video after I got it because I thought yours had similar specs. These are truly sleepers with incredible tone.
I did a "Nashville Tele," type wiring on one of my Strats. I swapped the 5 way switch for a 4: neck- neck & bridge- bridge-
Neck & bridge in series. I wired a master tone and replaced the second for a blender for the middle pickup. It goes mid p/u to blender, and blender directly out to the Jack. So it doesn't run through switching/volume or tone. So I can blend it with the neck or bridge, it has more output and top end and doesn't have to rely on how the other pickups are doing. The only drawback is if you use the middle pickup on its own, you won't be able to do it.
Pretty cool of you to share all the guitars and I can totally relate to having unique tones. Why would anyone want multiple guitars that sounds pretty much the same. The tone and the feel of the neck is sells me on any guitar
Just got a prs ce 24 last week and I honestly can't believe how good it is. Can't spot a single flaw with the build quality, plays great sounds great and looks great as well.
54:50 i love what rob plays here. Just makes me want a tele even more!
I haven’t seen any one say this so I’ll say it. The part in the vid where Robert doesn’t know what the push pull does on that one guitar. He was on the neck pickup and pulled it out played and pushed it in an played and it didn’t sound different. I think he has to be on the bridge pickup for it to do anything. Take the humbucker to split single coil. I think he knows this but was just over looking it.
I used to be that one thought the gear made the player. I have many guitars and had to finally realize that the gear is only as good as the player. That's why I follow your channel in hopes of becoming a better player regardless of the gear I have. Not ready to get rid of my gear, just wanting to put it all to better use and knowing what to use it for. Thanks for all your teachings Robert!!!!
Much Love and Respect!!
Hey Rob great video!! Love the whole collection but that white strat is something else, it oozes mojo!
Oozes Mojo,love that, gotta steal it
I also have a Friedman Cali and once I tuned down half a step it suddenly became the best Floyd guitar I had ever played! Friedman pickups are so good!
I love that surf blue Friedman guitar! The whole collection is sweet.
The way you talked about your 63 Strat, well it freaking moved me bro. Beautiful representation of Americana right there.
Man! Cool video, definitely every guitar is a different story, they’re like people, each one soooo different.
Incredible collection my friend.
I made it to the end & enjoyed it! I have a collection myself, so I love the stories that go with these guitars!
Excellent video, man! Great to see someone who isn't smug about equipment but truly excited for all the right reasons.
Great video, fantastic collection!!! Absolutely loved that Friedman pickup in the Goldtop---that was tone to die for!!
I love the growl of the tobacco burst Les Paul! That guitar has a unique sound of its own! Very nice!
🤩 The raw power of that Les Paul KM. I love everything about that guitar. Absolutely everything. 🤩
It IS a tremolo arm, because it’s on a Fender Strat and Leo Fender called his Strat bridges “tremolos”, even though it’s the wrong terminology musically. Some people say that Leo named this wrong (and the “vibrato” effect in his amps, which is really tremolo of course) on purpose, which may be true, as people are still talking about it more than 60 years later and still giving his products free publicity (which they don’t really need now, but certainly did when he was starting out). 😜
Mighty Fine my man! I always get pulled into your videos from the licks and tones and end up staying for your awesome easy going upbeat attitude. Thank-you Brother!
38:28
ALL YOUR PROMISES AND EMPTY LIEEEESSS!!! Hurricane is criminally underrated, so that was so cool to see you jam "In the Fire"!
I bought a Tobacco burst 77 les Paul custom in either 85 to 86. Beautiful guitar. Think it was my second or third guitar in life. It was $600 used obviously. I found many years later I wasn’t fond of the low flat frets that always made me feel like I was going to loose grip on the strings when doing bends and have been into jumbo frets since. I saw yours and was like woah. Looks just like mine. Wasn’t surprised you said it was a 70 model.
Wooooh, the big vid we have been waiting for. All of the gitfiddles!
No one should step on someone's dreams. I someday I can sit in my chair and kick up my feet an say this are mine. Keep going! You can never have enough. 💖🎸✌
How many guitars do ya need? 1 more😁👍🏼
Rob, I love Telecasters. The big question I have and this might be a good video to do is, a string through the body or the bridge pros and cons.
Wow! I’m blown away man! What a great quiver and I just love the stories behind easy guitar!
No Robert, you're not boring. You're quite talented, and without someone talented such as yourself to make them sing they are nothing but wood and wire.
My dad just brought his old 335 back from our home town, it’s the first quality guitar I’ve played, it’s not a Gibson but it sounds amazing still.
I can hear various sonic differences between the guitars, but overall they sound very similar in your hands. Very chunky and sustainy. That suggests that this is the tone that inspires you and it's largely YOU and how you tweak each guitar and/or the effects and/or amps you're using. In any case, they all sound fantastic in the hands of a quality player like you.
I had a CE24 that I bought new, sometime around '97-'98. I liked it' okay. I had two main issues with it. For my relatively small hands, even the wide-thin neck was wider than I preferred.
The other issue, and my main complaint was that 5-way rotary switch. Drove me nuts. It was only a few years later that the mod to replace the switch with a 3-way toggle + push-pull pot was becoming widespread. By then, I had already offloaded it.
Back then, they were still doing the set-in knobs which was such a better look. I'm thankful that I still have my 2000 Singlecut. Amazing guitar (beautiful quilt top too).
That strat sounds amazing!!! Making rethink what I’m looking for in a new guitar.
Nice collection man! I totally agree, and I'm the same way about not owning a guitar that is very similar two others in my collection. It has to inspire me in a whole new way.
I am starting to build my own guitar collection, already have an ibanez, strat and a gibson les paul! All beautiful guitars
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Found something new on an old guitar, old guitar instantly becomes new again!!
Clicks on video “over an hour long, screw that”. An hour later: still watching.
#mightyfine
Olshd armani??
Awesome collection man! So much fun to watch 🎸❤
You desrve them Robert ,a dedicated musician ,and you also deserve more SUBS,keep well,hope Dads doin fine ,stay cool.
Robert I appreciate you are a huge Page fan, as am I, but maybe the biggest name associated with the Esquire is Jeff Beck, who played his on those early Yardbirds hits, like ‘Over under sideways down’ and he got a Sitar sound out of his!
I expected him to have more. and here I thought i didn't have G.A.S. cause Robert baker, guitar max, darrel braun, phil Mcknight etc all had more than me. I try to limit myself to one of each type, but I have 40 and counting. But 5 are extra LPs and 2 are extra teles. All the rest are unique. 6,7,8,12, and 20 strings. regular and multiscale, acoustic, hollow, semi hollow, and solid body. headstock and nohead. fender and gibson scale lengths - and a PRS of course. all types of bridges and pickups. I think i have most of the bases covered now, except for body shapes and finishes.
What a great opening Jam. I love slide it adds so much to a tune. Let your inner Lynyrd Skynyrd out. You can keep them all I will take the vintage Esquire.
hey dude you got some great guitars in your collection. iv just bought a fender telecaster recently because of watching your vids thanks for making good quality content every week
That funky tune you played on the baritone was badass! Wow.
Very cool opened my eyes to a few things, and yes I agree, every guitar relatively cheap or expensive have a sound all there own whether performing or recording according to your needs or particular sound your searching out, especially recording, because of the flexibility in sound modification and maybe recording multiple times with additional guitars Amps mic's etc. Fully enjoyed your video and found myself taking to you as the video moved along.
Hahahaha lol that: “don’t show my wife” is very funny
Hey, JAMES NICHOLSON HERE...BEING A 35 YEAR GUITARIST I OWN LOTS OF AXES 2 LES PAULS 2 STRATS AN S.G.AND MANY ACOUSTICS,BUT I NEED A TELE TO COMPLETE MY COLLECTION...AFTER HEARING THE DIVERSITY OF YOUR ESQUIRE MY MIND IS MADE UP...BEAUTIFUL GUITAR...
"Bro...!" hahahahaha...Linda Rey just said, "He's like US!" (Because we often get commenters/trolls on our YT channel and we push back in a similar "Bro!" kinda way!) LOVE your videos, your humor and your giant guitar brain!
haha ... i call it a tremolo arm/bar .... does it really matter what you call it. I love the Esquire tele.. my favorite.
Great video..fantastic collection..thank you for the Vola Oz review..local guitar shop has one for $800 ..seriously thinking about pulling the trigger on it..again very cool video..keep rocking homey😎🤘❤️🎸
Thanks for the video Robert. It was cool to see all of your guitars. The intro was great.
You did a similar guitar rundown vid about a year ago, and I still think you’re Top 5 are the KM LP, the birth year LP, the white Strat, the Friedman Tele and the 335. 💗 You just need to add an Acoustic... or two. 😉 Say, a Martin and a cutaway Taylor. Don’t tell the Mrs. 😆 😎🤘🏼🎸🎼🎶🎵
Honorable Mention: the Dani Bari. 😎
I had the red craackle Charvell when I was 17 didnt know what I had and sold it. Really wish I still had it.
The king of the hill is just beautiful. Love the tobacco burst and the sound is just perfect - well would have sounded even better through that Friedman or Marshall!!! Lol my favorite by far. Impressive collection.
That strat is one of the most beautiful guitars I've ever seen
That was fun! Really digging the intro!
The Squier is really bright sounding on video. Sounds great and looks great.
Would love to see a vid of you and JJN jamming and talking about gear! You should wear a cut off plaid button up, and Jared can wear Macho man shirt - switch it up. Haha both you guys are great - love the vids.
It was awesome too see your collection, the ability to see so many beautiful guitars in 1 place \m/stay rock'n\m/ thanks robert peace
Great video, many lovely sounding guitars. Especially i just love that neck tone from the Pearly Gates in your Gibson Les Paul 😃
63 Strat: apart from the paint, the pickguard, the switch, the pots, the tone mod and soon the frets it's stock - just like it came from the factory!
wow i love those different pickups and the wiring of middle and bridge i bet you could play a broom stick and make it sound like rock
Cool collection! Those teles kill! All of them, including the Friedman!
57:54 Such a guitar player... even interrupts himself. xD "They sounded so..." BLUES! "...so snappy."
That Les Paul Custom is the one. I dig that finish
Dangit dude, here i was trying to talk myself out of a Les Paul Custom lol I have to now.
I love my Custom, you won't regret getting one!
I've owned a lot of guitars over the years but the one I most regret selling was my black '81 Custom. A few years ago I somewhat replaced it with a '79 Custom.
I relate to exactly what you mean as far as the tremolo bar reliability goes cuz i blocked the bridge of my Strat Special after accidentally screwing it in too far breaking the threads in the block 22yrs ago and when i bought a Squier Affinity Strat lefty i restrung obviously righty, i hardly use the bar especially since it goes out of tune from deep dive bombing the thin-block bridge; however my hardtail Bullet Strat resonates loud and is the lightest guitar I have @just over 6 pounds... by the way nice collection!
Really cool collection.
The Danelectro pickguard looks like a seal on its back.
I'm not sure if you've ever heard Dean Delray interview Grover Jackson in his first (and second) episodes of "The Grail" podcast. If you love Grover, you should most definitely check out these episodes.
Awesome collection! I like the ‘63 strat best by far! The PRS CE is ok but you should really try a McCarty (not a 594), SC245 or DGT.
Great intro!! Thanks Robert!! Love the gear video! Amps next??
Yeah I'll def be doing an amp video soon.
These opening chops so ROCK!!!
Robert, do you keep your guitars clean?? Everyone I've seen, they seem nice and extra polished.. I wipe mine down after each one I play, but that's just me.
The Les Paul, Strat, Tele - top 3 in any collection
The only three electrics in my collection.
I really love that Acacia. I think it's my fav of all your goodies. But maybe it's the blend of instrument and pickups.
"I'm not bagging on EMG at all ...I just don't like any of their pickups" LOLOLOL
I dig your Tobacco Les Pauls & the Esquires !
Hey Rob, that opening jam was really cool. In every aspect, is it a cover or one of yours? Really nice guitars, really cool video. Thanks man rock and roll aint noise pollution, its goid for the soul
# mighty fine! I would like to add, i cant agree with something you said more. I told it to my kids 100 times. If you like a certain guitar or wrote a song. If it sounds good, feels good, it is good. Nomatter how much it costs or how fancy it is or what the hype is. Be true to yourself, the only time you should go with the popular opinion, is if its your opinion. Because if it doesnt feel good and sound good, it isnt good. Thanks again man some great guitars, theres no absolute favorite for me. Many are very cool.