*IMPORTANT PLEASE READ* Hi everyone there are tons of scammers going around RUclips right now saying people have won guitars. If it doesn't have the name ROBERT BAKER with a check mark beside it isn't me. Also, I will never ask you to pay for anything if you won. These scammers are trying to trick people into paying the shipping cost. Be safe out there and Goodluck to everyone :).
I got hit on this on another channel. They got me to the part on telegram where they wanted shipping at a very high amount using Canada as the destination for shipping. I said no at that point. Lucky me. Thanks for alerting this as I have been looking all over to see if this was going on or not and you are the only one saying so so far that I can find.
I encountered one of these scammers on Charles Berthoud's channel, using his name and likeness to try to convince me it was him. Definitely be careful because these scammers can be pretty convincing.
"All you need" I really like the fact that teles are so straight forward. I think the fact that the guitar itself is so simple forces you to focus more on what you're actually playing.
"Rugged, simple, and punchy" Trying to get a new tele for my wife for her BCT army graduation. 3 Never had a telecaster before, but the ones that I've played have been good words are tough, but id say "Rugged, simple, and punchy"
I define the Telecaster as “Leo’s Finest Creation”. He simply got it right from the beginning. The Tele is so simple yet so versatile, so iconic, and so rock-solid reliable.
@@dn4339 I would have no problem with the shape, as I learned on a Les Paul copy, moved on to an Ibanez with no contouring either. For me, I feel a little "off" when playing a Strat because of the contouring.
@@dn4339 the tone knob and the switch are also in a pretty inconvenient spot. I mean it's really nice how it's out of the way and it doesn't get in the way of your playing but compared to a strat the ease of access and the quickness of how I can access those controls.
I would describe a Telecaster as “Less is more”. Since years I haven’t been a very fan of Teles because I saw them very simple. 2 singlecoils, 3 selections and here we go. Now I’ve realised than it isn’t that important to have thousands of options on a guitar but to have those who you really enjoy. And now I am looking that sound only a Tele can do. Good luck to everyone!
I'd love to own a Tele again. My first electric guitar back in the 80's was an original '72 Deluxe with humbuckers. This one is gorgeous - a "bluesy, rock twanger"!
That's wild I was looking at a 72' Deluxe husk this morning. Everything but pickguard and electronics still with it. They wanted WAY too much unfortunately...
Three words for the Telecaster: "Classic, understated, versatile". It's just amazing how Leo nailed it right out of the gate! Brilliant design that can do it all.
“Funky Twang Banger” My younger self was a Fender hater. I hated the twangy sound. My older self realizes I was just in a metal only phase and now after my musical pallet has evolved, I have fallen in love with the funky twang. Cant wait to hopefully get my hands on one soon!
“Desert island guitar”. That’s the tele for me. I have a two guitars that are probably my “main” guitars and they’re a bit more obscure models. But if I were on a desert island and had to pick one guitar to get me through it. It’d be a tele. Obviously an acoustic would probably be better…probably no electricity on this island. But you get the metaphor.
“Gift from Gods” Idk, I feel like the tele is often underrated and over looked because of it’s no frills simplicity, but it has been involved in some of the greatest music ever made. Love your videos keep up the good work!
To me a tele is a "Time-Tested-Workhorse", No-frills in controls, or contours Just dependability on stage, studio, or home for over 70 years. Thankyou as always Robert, your channel is awesome
Well said, mine is sure a work horse, I've been playing the same one since the 70s. Many other guitars have come and gone but that old tele with always be my go-to
"Enduring Musical Icon" The tele is widely known as the first mass produced solid-body electric guitar. It's the godfather of the Stratocaster and a predecessor to the Les Paul. It's legendary, definitive, versatile, influential. Chances are, if you listen to music, some of your favorite musicians played a tele - at some point. The Telecaster has proven itself for the 70 years and still reigns supreme for many players in all genres.
Perfect first time. Never ceases to amaze me that what was essentially Leo’s first guitar design was basically perfect right away. The fact that it even more highly regarded and widely used today is so impressive.
Three words to describe a Telecaster. “Simple, Yet, Effective.” Leo really did get it so right with the Tele. You can play virtually any style of music with one.
Same is true of ost of his guitars. People have bias, this is why they don't think so. Robert himself even questioned why the Jazzmaster tone, wasn't appreciated enough for how much it can actually sound better than the original guitar type used on iconic songs. Some sounded immensely better, simply on Jazzmaster. They have a wonderful ability to nail regions of tone other guitars take way too much to dial in. Fender gets there pretty much right away, imo. It's default positions don't require much adjustment to make them genre perfect. That, and the undeniable tuning stability in a Fender versus the other legacy companies, and you see its not just cause they are cheaper, it's because the thought in their design clearly was trying to be the ultimate in immediate tine versatility, with often the farthest manipulation of tone in the guitar itself, of any company.
“Spanky, classic, powerful” The telecaster has stood the test of time, and is still to this day one of, if not, the greatest guitar ever made. Love what your doing with the giveaways man keep it up!
Blank Painting Canvas To me the telecaster is just the most versatile compared to a Strat. It has more neutral (not to say bland) tone and makes for a good pedal / platform - ish guitar. Basically my point being you can make it sound like anything.
"Right from start". Ok maybe "the" is missing but you know what I mean. Who knew that Leo Fender would get it so right that 70 years later Telecaster is still up there with the best on the market. Crazy.
My three words are "Bare Bones Brilliance" I remember the first time I picked up a tele it really changed my perspective on what makes a guitar great. I love that Teles inspire you to just pick it up and start Jamming, in whatever style you want.
Three words to describe a tele: “truly, simply, iconic.” Just the way it is almost synonymous with certain genres like rock, country, and math rock, shows a level of iconic-ness no other guitar has
“Neck on plank” and I mean that in the best way. Spent years as a stray player, then years mostly playing LP, I’ve been slowly gravitating more and more towards T style guitars lately. Love the way the tone knob shapes the sound on teles.
I have this exact model. I found it on a local buy and sell. I love Telecasters in general, but I was attracted to the honeyburst finish - seemed a bit different than the usual Tele look. What a great guitar!
Basic and beautiful! Telecasters can do it all. When I'm playing one I can feel the raw power and energy that allows guitarists to cycle through rock, country, blues, jazz - you name it!
Simplicity with finesse ! The Tele is such a simple guitar, and that's what makes it great, i know a guy who has this SX Tele, and it literally never comes out of tune. And the middle position is so funky !
Having 2 Highway One Teles in my collection I thought I’d go after an American Special. Holy Moly, I just got the 2018 FSR in Sherwood Green and it’s absolutely awesome.
Three word: “speaks for itself” What you see is what you get, a slab with simple wiring and pickups, but what more do you need. Its such a beautiful guitar with a roar when needed ,bridge pickup on a tele is just phenomenal, two dream guitars are a les paul and a tele, i have a les paul now i just need a tele and im set for life. It truly is a great guitar
Old but gold, It is amazing to me that the telecaster is one of the oldest mass production models and people still love it and use it, it's a timeless instrument
I'd describe a tele as the ultimate twang guitar. I have two Teles in my collections, so far & I love them equally. They're so reliable, versatile & comfortable to play.
Simple but Effective. Tele’s are so simple, whenever I see someone play one or when I try one out at a guitarstore, I always think of this, it’s feels like a simple plank of wood yet somehow it is so versatile
Three words I can think of, "That's a Tele!" The Tele is so simple, yet it has such a distinctive tone that you can and will recognize almost instantly. Less is more has never been so true with a tele. Goodluck to all of you guys!
I'd describe the telecaster as "Just about right🤌". I've been a strat person throughout the 6 years that I've been playing guitar. All my guitar heroes were strat masters (David Gilmour, Rory Gallagher, John Mayer and so on) But recently I have fallen in love with the telecaster so much that I walked down to the store and ordered a classic vibe 50s in white blonde (gotta order them here in India) and man.. how I have fallen in love with its simplicity. I feel it's gonna be the guitar I am going to keep for all my life, the dents and all. Love you Rob! Always a pleasure watching your content. Love from India. ❤️
Classic Sweat Tone - That’s a sweet guitar. Great color, and the grease bucket also does not attenuate the overall signal. I had that on my Tele hum I sold for a JM Jazzmaster.
3 words: Old-school awesomeness! I had a red Tele that was my fave guitar and had to part with it because the Great Recession happened and we didn't want to lose the house so... It's the only guitar I parted with that I miss. It handled everything I could throw it at, metal to country. Whoever gets it I'm sure will love it. Good luck to all!
Hi Robert, my Telecaster descripition = single coil powerhouse ! I think Tellys can do everything! From blues to country to rock! I hope some day to own one! They are awesome!
I would describe a Telecaster with "Effective, Impressive and Beautiful". I really love how Fender offers an excellent sound and design with their guitars. Also I like the beautiful classic design that each guitar from Fender has. I would love to play blues or jazz with a Fender 24/7. Good luck to everyone!!
Legendary classic fender are my three words because a tele is the only guess anyone could possibly have other than strat. It one of the two guitar styles the even non plays imagine when they think of an electric guitar. Truly a one of a kind tone. I have always wanted one
Simple yet versatile. Every guitar has its strengths and weaknesses when it comes to particular styles and genres, but you could put a Telecaster almost anywhere a guitar is needed and it would do its job and then some.
Timeless, simple, reliable. I can only tell by reference, Never played or owned one, but always wanted to at least try one, that colour looks amazing. Thank you as usual and take care. Cheers.
Traditional, unique, timeless. I chose these words because, it was one of the guitars that started it all, its still being used in so many different genres of music to this day, and if you hear a telecaster - you know its a telecaster, there's nothing else that sounds like it. I always wanted a telecaster because i grew up listening to Status Quo, which is still one of my favorite bands, and i wish i could nail their tone and bring some more classic rock into this world
" Superb, Spunky , Soulful" I just love the way they sound and I bet they feel even better. I've only ever had the cheap stuff. Thanks for the chances to win these sweet guitars Robert! And good luck to everyone!
The three words I would use to describe a Tele is “Beautiful Music Maker” because playing it feels so delightful and the way it sounds is even more so.
"Leo's greatest gift" is my 3 word description. I'd really covet the chance to add a Fender to my arsenal. A tele has been on my wish list for while now.
Simple, oldschool, great. Years ago i was looking for one to try out. In the nearby there was a guy selling an old mim tele, but after i tried it out, i found out i didn't like it. After a few months, years i was still looking at them, and always loved how they sound, i picked up an affordable harley benton te-62 in surf green and i love it. :D Would love the american equivelant as well :P
"The perfect package". Used to be I hated the telecaster, mostly because of the headstock, but with maturity comes wisdom and now it's just the perfect rock guitar in all of its simplicity.
"Sweet, twangy gristle." I already have a Tele that I gig with and love, so I would gift this to my brother. He snapped the neck on his Les Paul a couple months back.
“Simple. Does everything” For me, the Tele is such a simple and basic guitar in looks and function that can be used for any style of music. From Status Quo to John Five. My favourite style of guitar without question.
I believe the telecaster is the “ultimate musical palette”. There are many guitars that may define an artist’s sound but few guitars that can be used across so many genres of music like the telecaster. The telecaster is what do you need it to be.
Three words to describe a tele: 'No frills perfection. There's not much fancy with a tele which is part of what makes it so great, it reveals the player rather than focusing on the guitar.
My three words would be “bridge pickup rules!” Seriously, the Tele bridge pickup is the best thing ever. Neck pickup is only ok, but that bridge pickup… pure sweetness. Love the Tele in this video
I'd describe a tele as "simple and powerful". As far as guitars go, it doesn't get more simple than a telecaster. But there's a reason why it's still so beloved to this day and can drive both the hardest of rock songs and emanate beautiful clean tones as well
"Stairway to Heaven" An homage to the fact that one of the greatest, if not the greatest, solos was recorded with a Tele (and not a lot of musicians know the fact). But also, the tone literally is a stairway to heaven... with each pick up bringing you one step closer to 'heaven'
Tele winner announced HERE - ruclips.net/video/VNuqPeqH5ik/видео.html
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Hi everyone there are tons of scammers going around RUclips right now saying people have won guitars. If it doesn't have the name ROBERT BAKER with a check mark beside it isn't me. Also, I will never ask you to pay for anything if you won. These scammers are trying to trick people into paying the shipping cost. Be safe out there and Goodluck to everyone :).
I like Teles and Yosemite Sam! 👍
I got hit on this on another channel. They got me to the part on telegram where they wanted shipping at a very high amount using Canada as the destination for shipping. I said no at that point. Lucky me. Thanks for alerting this as I have been looking all over to see if this was going on or not and you are the only one saying so so far that I can find.
I encountered one of these scammers on Charles Berthoud's channel, using his name and likeness to try to convince me it was him. Definitely be careful because these scammers can be pretty convincing.
Yeah--the scammers tried to get me here on your channel...it took about 40 seconds to see it was not you.
I got it on your channel, even received a mail ! Thanks Robert to take care of us👍🏼🍒
"All you need"
I really like the fact that teles are so straight forward. I think the fact that the guitar itself is so simple forces you to focus more on what you're actually playing.
"Rugged, simple, and punchy"
Trying to get a new tele for my wife for her BCT army graduation. 3
Never had a telecaster before, but the ones that I've played have been good words are tough, but id say
"Rugged, simple, and punchy"
Definitely rugged, especially the one in this video
Tell your wife thank you for her service, and the telecaster can be pretty complex in different configurations
I always describe a Tele as “All bases covered.”You can use a tele for any genre and pretty much every tone you need.
I define the Telecaster as “Leo’s Finest Creation”.
He simply got it right from the beginning. The Tele is so simple yet so versatile, so iconic, and so rock-solid reliable.
Hard to find any weaknesses as a player.
@@drgnslyr221 the shape. There's no contouring which can make it a bit uncomfortable at times. That's about the only draw I can think of.
@@dn4339 I would have no problem with the shape, as I learned on a Les Paul copy, moved on to an Ibanez with no contouring either. For me, I feel a little "off" when playing a Strat because of the contouring.
@@dn4339 the tone knob and the switch are also in a pretty inconvenient spot. I mean it's really nice how it's out of the way and it doesn't get in the way of your playing but compared to a strat the ease of access and the quickness of how I can access those controls.
@@marcd1981 Yeah I can’t relate. I’m a HUGE fan of the jazzmaster/offset style bodies… to each their own :)
I would describe a Telecaster as “Less is more”. Since years I haven’t been a very fan of Teles because I saw them very simple. 2 singlecoils, 3 selections and here we go. Now I’ve realised than it isn’t that important to have thousands of options on a guitar but to have those who you really enjoy. And now I am looking that sound only a Tele can do. Good luck to everyone!
Then a Kramer Baretta with one pickup and a single volume pot is the most.
I'd love to own a Tele again. My first electric guitar back in the 80's was an original '72 Deluxe with humbuckers. This one is gorgeous - a "bluesy, rock twanger"!
That's wild I was looking at a 72' Deluxe husk this morning. Everything but pickguard and electronics still with it. They wanted WAY too much unfortunately...
I had a black one but hard times hit and i lost it to the pawnshop.
I need a belly cut and forearm contour, this isn’t 1950 anymore.
You can find so many great Teles for little $$
“Simplicity is everything” - so straightforward, so raw, so perfect!
Three words for the Telecaster: "Classic, understated, versatile". It's just amazing how Leo nailed it right out of the gate! Brilliant design that can do it all.
I'd say, in three words, "changed the world"!😃
The telecaster is classic, dependable, and versatile. Such amazing instruments. 😎😎😎
“Funky Twang Banger”
My younger self was a Fender hater. I hated the twangy sound. My older self realizes I was just in a metal only phase and now after my musical pallet has evolved, I have fallen in love with the funky twang. Cant wait to hopefully get my hands on one soon!
Three words: “Iconic, Twangy, Classic”
The Tele is such a classic guitar and has such a unique sound. Everyone should have one
“Desert island guitar”. That’s the tele for me. I have a two guitars that are probably my “main” guitars and they’re a bit more obscure models. But if I were on a desert island and had to pick one guitar to get me through it. It’d be a tele. Obviously an acoustic would probably be better…probably no electricity on this island. But you get the metaphor.
“Gift from Gods”
Idk, I feel like the tele is often underrated and over looked because of it’s no frills simplicity, but it has been involved in some of the greatest music ever made. Love your videos keep up the good work!
To me a tele is a "Time-Tested-Workhorse", No-frills in controls, or contours Just dependability on stage, studio, or home for over 70 years. Thankyou as always Robert, your channel is awesome
Well said, mine is sure a work horse, I've been playing the same one since the 70s. Many other guitars have come and gone but that old tele with always be my go-to
Three words to describe a Tele, “perfection in simplicity.”
It’s such a simple guitar, and it does what it needs to do amazingly well.
"Enduring Musical Icon"
The tele is widely known as the first mass produced solid-body electric guitar. It's the godfather of the Stratocaster and a predecessor to the Les Paul. It's legendary, definitive, versatile, influential. Chances are, if you listen to music, some of your favorite musicians played a tele - at some point. The Telecaster has proven itself for the 70 years and still reigns supreme for many players in all genres.
Perfect first time.
Never ceases to amaze me that what was essentially Leo’s first guitar design was basically perfect right away. The fact that it even more highly regarded and widely used today is so impressive.
Simple, versatile, iconic - It has so many sounds that are simple and easy to find. Great guitar
Three words to describe a Telecaster. “Simple, Yet, Effective.”
Leo really did get it so right with the Tele. You can play virtually any style of music with one.
Same is true of ost of his guitars. People have bias, this is why they don't think so. Robert himself even questioned why the Jazzmaster tone, wasn't appreciated enough for how much it can actually sound better than the original guitar type used on iconic songs. Some sounded immensely better, simply on Jazzmaster. They have a wonderful ability to nail regions of tone other guitars take way too much to dial in. Fender gets there pretty much right away, imo. It's default positions don't require much adjustment to make them genre perfect. That, and the undeniable tuning stability in a Fender versus the other legacy companies, and you see its not just cause they are cheaper, it's because the thought in their design clearly was trying to be the ultimate in immediate tine versatility, with often the farthest manipulation of tone in the guitar itself, of any company.
“Spanky, classic, powerful”
The telecaster has stood the test of time, and is still to this day one of, if not, the greatest guitar ever made. Love what your doing with the giveaways man keep it up!
Another thing that it has is jumbo frets rather than medium jumbo like on most fenders.
Blank Painting Canvas
To me the telecaster is just the most versatile compared to a Strat. It has more neutral (not to say bland) tone and makes for a good pedal / platform - ish guitar. Basically my point being you can make it sound like anything.
Anything but a strat in the 4th position
"Right from start". Ok maybe "the" is missing but you know what I mean. Who knew that Leo Fender would get it so right that 70 years later Telecaster is still up there with the best on the market. Crazy.
My three words are "Bare Bones Brilliance"
I remember the first time I picked up a tele it really changed my perspective on what makes a guitar great. I love that Teles inspire you to just pick it up and start Jamming, in whatever style you want.
Three words to describe a tele: “truly, simply, iconic.” Just the way it is almost synonymous with certain genres like rock, country, and math rock, shows a level of iconic-ness no other guitar has
“Neck on plank” and I mean that in the best way. Spent years as a stray player, then years mostly playing LP, I’ve been slowly gravitating more and more towards T style guitars lately. Love the way the tone knob shapes the sound on teles.
I have this exact model. I found it on a local buy and sell. I love Telecasters in general, but I was attracted to the honeyburst finish - seemed a bit different than the usual Tele look. What a great guitar!
-Swiss-army-guitar- From Metal to ambient and everything in between. You can grab a tele and it will sound great
"Expensive Chopping Block"
I love how tele's are basically a chunk of wood with strings on it. Very simple yet very iconic.
I love them!
Basic and beautiful! Telecasters can do it all. When I'm playing one I can feel the raw power and energy that allows guitarists to cycle through rock, country, blues, jazz - you name it!
Classic Simplicity (at it’s) Finest
The sound of the tele is so recognizable and so iconic it can’t be replaced.
Simplicity with finesse ! The Tele is such a simple guitar, and that's what makes it great, i know a guy who has this SX Tele, and it literally never comes out of tune. And the middle position is so funky !
“Can do anything”
That tele is beautiful and the finish perfectly illustrates the beauty and perfection of the simplicity of the telecaster’s design
The feature is their are none. Can’t hide behind this example of perfection. Tone is godlike and that finish is to die for..
Having 2 Highway One Teles in my collection I thought I’d go after an American Special. Holy Moly, I just got the 2018 FSR in Sherwood Green and it’s absolutely awesome.
Three word: “speaks for itself”
What you see is what you get, a slab with simple wiring and pickups, but what more do you need. Its such a beautiful guitar with a roar when needed ,bridge pickup on a tele is just phenomenal, two dream guitars are a les paul and a tele, i have a les paul now i just need a tele and im set for life. It truly is a great guitar
Old but gold,
It is amazing to me that the telecaster is one of the oldest mass production models and people still love it and use it, it's a timeless instrument
I'd describe a tele as the ultimate twang guitar. I have two Teles in my collections, so far & I love them equally. They're so reliable, versatile & comfortable to play.
Simple but Effective. Tele’s are so simple, whenever I see someone play one or when I try one out at a guitarstore, I always think of this, it’s feels like a simple plank of wood yet somehow it is so versatile
Three words I can think of, "That's a Tele!"
The Tele is so simple, yet it has such a distinctive tone that you can and will recognize almost instantly. Less is more has never been so true with a tele. Goodluck to all of you guys!
I'd describe the telecaster as "Just about right🤌".
I've been a strat person throughout the 6 years that I've been playing guitar. All my guitar heroes were strat masters (David Gilmour, Rory Gallagher, John Mayer and so on) But recently I have fallen in love with the telecaster so much that I walked down to the store and ordered a classic vibe 50s in white blonde (gotta order them here in India) and man.. how I have fallen in love with its simplicity. I feel it's gonna be the guitar I am going to keep for all my life, the dents and all.
Love you Rob! Always a pleasure watching your content. Love from India. ❤️
Classic Sweat Tone - That’s a sweet guitar. Great color, and the grease bucket also does not attenuate the overall signal. I had that on my Tele hum I sold for a JM Jazzmaster.
3 words: Old-school awesomeness!
I had a red Tele that was my fave guitar and had to part with it because the Great Recession happened and we didn't want to lose the house so... It's the only guitar I parted with that I miss. It handled everything I could throw it at, metal to country.
Whoever gets it I'm sure will love it. Good luck to all!
Sleek, eargasm, dreamy.
The tones that come out of those pickups in the right hands are incredibly beautiful.
Tone bucket rolloff sounded a little like ZZ Top. But you're right about Knopfler too.
Hi Robert, my Telecaster descripition = single coil powerhouse ! I think Tellys can do everything! From blues to country to rock! I hope some day to own one! They are awesome!
Classic, simple & unique!
Tele has always been my dream guitar❤️
Lots of 3-word options come to mind for a telecaster... "Plain and simple", "Where all began", "Plug and play"...
I would describe a Telecaster with "Effective, Impressive and Beautiful".
I really love how Fender offers an excellent sound and design with their guitars. Also I like the beautiful classic design that each guitar from Fender has.
I would love to play blues or jazz with a Fender 24/7.
Good luck to everyone!!
Legendary classic fender are my three words because a tele is the only guess anyone could possibly have other than strat. It one of the two guitar styles the even non plays imagine when they think of an electric guitar. Truly a one of a kind tone. I have always wanted one
Simple yet versatile.
Every guitar has its strengths and weaknesses when it comes to particular styles and genres, but you could put a Telecaster almost anywhere a guitar is needed and it would do its job and then some.
Timeless, simple, reliable.
I can only tell by reference, Never played or owned one, but always wanted to at least try one, that colour looks amazing. Thank you as usual and take care. Cheers.
Traditional, unique, timeless.
I chose these words because, it was one of the guitars that started it all, its still being used in so many different genres of music to this day, and if you hear a telecaster - you know its a telecaster, there's nothing else that sounds like it. I always wanted a telecaster because i grew up listening to Status Quo, which is still one of my favorite bands, and i wish i could nail their tone and bring some more classic rock into this world
" Superb, Spunky , Soulful" I just love the way they sound and I bet they feel even better. I've only ever had the cheap stuff. Thanks for the chances to win these sweet guitars Robert!
And good luck to everyone!
Old School Cool
Love the Tele and the grease bucket sounds epic.
Classic, Retro and funky.
Would love this. Thanks so much for the chance
Rock Solid and Simple - It can just do so many things and that neck pickup is *chefs kiss*
The three words I would use to describe a Tele is “Beautiful Music Maker” because playing it feels so delightful and the way it sounds is even more so.
"Leo's greatest gift" is my 3 word description. I'd really covet the chance to add a Fender to my arsenal. A tele has been on my wish list for while now.
I still find it amazing how versatile a tele is! great playing!
Country Bluesy Goodness
A must have in all guitar arsenals, so I’d love to finally add one to mine!
The Telecaster is an amazing, simple, but complete guitar it works great for any genre adding a very unique flavor of sound.
understated yet classy - a dream guitar doing the job with simplicity but in a stylish way
“My Grail Guitar” are my three words for the the telecaster. Especially that Honey Burst Performer.
Dripping Blues Goodness!
Thanks for the great vids! Really enjoy the channel and keep rockin'!!
Telecaster in three words “Down right earthy”. This is my first watching of your channel. I liked it.
Thank you for your time. I know you love it 🌻
Simple, oldschool, great.
Years ago i was looking for one to try out. In the nearby there was a guy selling an old mim tele, but after i tried it out, i found out i didn't like it. After a few months, years i was still looking at them, and always loved how they sound, i picked up an affordable harley benton te-62 in surf green and i love it. :D Would love the american equivelant as well :P
Expressive, Versatile, Humble
Talecaster is the guitar that comes to mind when you say “electric guitar”, thanks for the opportunity!
The tone is all in the "Yose-a-Mite" pickups. 😀 That was a cute moment! Cheers
Thick, simple and rocking that's the telecaster!
"The perfect package". Used to be I hated the telecaster, mostly because of the headstock, but with maturity comes wisdom and now it's just the perfect rock guitar in all of its simplicity.
"Sweet, twangy gristle." I already have a Tele that I gig with and love, so I would gift this to my brother. He snapped the neck on his Les Paul a couple months back.
“Simple. Does everything”
For me, the Tele is such a simple and basic guitar in looks and function that can be used for any style of music. From Status Quo to John Five. My favourite style of guitar without question.
Underrated legendary workhorse! That last one is totally one word.
I believe the telecaster is the “ultimate musical palette”. There are many guitars that may define an artist’s sound but few guitars that can be used across so many genres of music like the telecaster. The telecaster is what do you need it to be.
Magic and transcendent tone with simplicity!!🔥🔥
My three words are: beautiful simplified design. thanks for your videos.. Frank from NZ
"The Best Fender"
I love the tele more than the strat. Keep rockin Robert! Thanks for all the tips!
Three words to describe a tele: 'No frills perfection. There's not much fancy with a tele which is part of what makes it so great, it reveals the player rather than focusing on the guitar.
My three words would be “bridge pickup rules!”
Seriously, the Tele bridge pickup is the best thing ever. Neck pickup is only ok, but that bridge pickup… pure sweetness. Love the Tele in this video
In just three words? Simple, elegant, magnificent
twangy, simple, versatile. My first guitar was a squire telecaster a few years ago, and some guitars later, the telecaster is still my favorite.
I'd describe a tele as "simple and powerful". As far as guitars go, it doesn't get more simple than a telecaster. But there's a reason why it's still so beloved to this day and can drive both the hardest of rock songs and emanate beautiful clean tones as well
"All in one" tone that covers anything you desire. Love the telicaster
Three words, brutally honest tone. In my experience at tele really shows what kind of guitar player you are
The three words to describe it are: necessary, pioneer and iconic.
There words to describe a Telecaster. "Old Hotness Guitar" A quote from Man in Black. I think the guitar is an old frame, but still hot to play with.
"Stairway to Heaven"
An homage to the fact that one of the greatest, if not the greatest, solos was recorded with a Tele (and not a lot of musicians know the fact). But also, the tone literally is a stairway to heaven... with each pick up bringing you one step closer to 'heaven'
"Started it all" but it's also "My missing one" so I desperately want it. Thank you Robert and Sweetwater
Three words for the tele: stylish, straightforward, satisfying!
I would probably say versatile, legendary and unique 👌🏽
Everything you need... Simple, awesome fun and sounds great
So this is the new version of what was previously called the Highway 1 and American Special Telecaster?
Powerful Attacking Beast !!
Unique, old school, awsomeness. Not much else to say. Such a simple yet effective guitar.
Pure, Simple, Powerful. The telecaster is the perfectly example of not needing a million bells and whistles to make you feel something.
"Post Punk Icon" : The amount of artists from that era that went for the Tele & it's lighter touch always inspired me growing up.