Playing a $20,000 guitar Huss and Dalton and their first electric guitar, the Statesboro!
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- Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2019
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Huss and Dalton make the worlds best guitars and they make me proud to be from Virginia. I got to hang out with Kim and play the Jefferson Huss and Dalton. This guitar was made from a Tulip Poplar that was planted by Thomas Jefferson!
Their guitars sound amazing and I hope to own one again soon!
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Sounds incredible I love the tone and finish.what a beautiful guitar .
loved the huss & dalton story! and of to find the vid on the Jefferson guitar! THANKS AGAIN BUD!!
WOW just beautiful!!!
Great historical legacy piece !! Great journey for sure., love your passion.
Such a nice humble lady…….Ive got some really nice guitars but i think the time has come to start looking at H @ D, Thanks Jez, another great vid.
That statesboro looks and sounds awesome
Jeremy knows his stuff
Very cool and beautiful guitar...always love hearing you play as well...it's like having another guitar geek friend :)
Absolutely beautiful guitars. Thanks for the video amigo. I can't afford a 20K guitar but I sure love seeing and hearing them. Great piece of history that one built from Jefferson's tree. A guitar is a perfect thing to do with that wood. My best acoustic is a Taylor GC8e. It's a perfect guitar for me. Balance, beauty, playability for around $2500. I'm not a wealthy guy so it's probably the only acoustic of that caliber I'll own. That was a beautiful electric too but I'll keep my Les Paul Traditional. Thanks again for the video amigo. Rock on.
Both of those guitars sound amazing as does your playing. Artisan Guitars in Franklin, TN is a Huss & Dalton dealer and they have one of the Jefferson guitars. It looks stunning in person, but I didn’t dare ask them to take it out of the display case. At least now I know that they sound as good as they look. I’m looking for a small bodied acoustic similar to those, and I think I’ve decided to get a Waterloo WL-14X Scissortail.
Both are gorgeous and sound great. Happy Thanksgiving Jeremy
That is the coolest guitar I've ever seen. Thanks for the video as always Jeremy. These deserve way more views
Thanks man! Share with your guitar playing friends.
@@JeremySheppard I will for sure! Spending a lot of time hunting for cool guitars these days too. Definelty have been inspired from your videos.
@@JeremySheppard Have you ever made a video on guitars you find that need neck resets or repairs and if they are really worth buying?
Great video bro! And you’re almost at 10k subs!!!!
That LP was f********ng out of this world!!!!
every huss and Dalton ive played was a great. focused and playable.
Poplar is a soft wood , I'm surprised it is considered a tone wood. The guitar I believe was out of tune so I was a bit disappointed.
Jeremy, I almost laughed out loud when you said that about not being a Les Paul kinda guy...reason being, I have noted a few times that we're like kindred spirits...it seems EVERY video I learn something about you that is me to a CAPITOL T. 😂 keep up the great work brother
Hi Jeremy,
Great video. I loved the way you played that beautiful Jefferson guitar. It did sound awesome. I love my DM and H&D guitars in general, but I can relate to your story about peer pressure about dreadnaught guitars. I don't want to repeat the old story about Doc Watson, because I'm sure somebody already put it in in the comments somewhere down the line. But I was there backstage when Doc beat the crap out of a big biker dude for asking him to autograph his Martin Double OO. Axle Rose's got nothing on ole' Doc when he'd gotten a bee up his bonnet, 20/20 vison not withstanding.
This are about the cleanest Humbucker style pickups I have ever heard. Sounded more like a Tele than an LP to me.
Awesome looking guitar.
the finger picking on the Jefferson was amazing.
Wow, that acoustic sounds great! For $20k, it should!
Wow. Tone on that is awesome
Great video and awesome guitars. I AM a Les Paul guy so that Statesboro is really interesting to me.
It makes a great case for solid body, single cuts.
Makes my Yamaha sound great.
I love my tdm..best guitar I've ever played.
Guitar heaven. I liked both but that acoustic stole the show.
nice people, great guitars
I have Lindy Fralin pickups in my 70's Strat. -Very nice pickups, much better than the original Fenders they replaced. So, which one did you end up leaving with? The Statesboro or the Jefferson Acoustic?
That's a nice
sounding guitar
Just love all of the fingerstyle licks you punch out in your videos. I don't recognize them. Something you came up with?
Thanks! They're almost all stuff I've written.
I loved this and all the videos on this channel man! can anyone tell me what the second piece of music is played on the acoustic? I’d love to learn it, thanks!
It was jackson brown these days
Walnut must add a certain level of bass. I've heard it on Taylors too, and it changes the sound almost making them sound more Martin-y. (and it can be super warm)
My Seagull has Walnut back and sides and sounds better than a sub $500 guitar should, plus solid top and made in North America (Canada).
to me, there is no better tonewood than mahogany; It is king of the tonewoods!
I also love Adirondack/Red Spruce, Redwood, Cedar, and Myrtlewood.
My favorite "rainy Sunday guitar" is my Breedlove Legacy Concert with Sinker Redwood and E.I Rosewood B/S.
I am a fingerstyle player, who sings, and doesn't use nails.
What kind of music do you play/write, Jeremy? I should check your channels' back catalog for some music!
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One day my wife will know this much about guitars, one day.
Holy crap. I live in harrisonburg and didn't know huss and dalton was based in staunton
Recorded on an IPhone and played back on an IPhone. Well- Sounds pretty damn good...
Jeremy, you should have an offer they couldn't refuse. :)
Pockets weren't deep enough for this one, haha. Strangely enough, I saw this exact guitar at Artisan Guitars in Nashville a few weeks ago.
Awesome guitar.... My Boucher SG-52-C has the same case with their logo on the same area. Very cool!
Great! Any videos?
@@JeremySheppard I have my unboxing video is all...
ruclips.net/video/2OCRmx_XhMM/видео.html
@@JeremySheppard here's a short one for sound... Use earbuds!
ruclips.net/video/bFm1Q_ToPdg/видео.html
And you play some cover me up on the statesboro good to see a fellow isbell fan
John Martin - I think I heard him play a little Isbell tune on the Jefferson acoustic, too! (Sounded like “Different Days”)
Yeah man I asked him and he said it was! Good ear!
Great sustain and a nice woody compact tone. But it's not loud enough hehe. What a story though
Keep up the good work. Admittedly a little upset because now I’m pricing Huss & Daltons on the Internet...always room in the home for one more.
They’re wonderful. Come do a tour and I’ll come along!
Did not know they could use persimmon for a bridge. That's a wow guitar.
Persimmon is a very hard wood, so should do well as a bridge or fretboard material.
I keep hearing this name are they that expensive tho
...I have to get my hands on one now
I hope u try hus dalton TDM on camera in future.
i really want to go there but damn these covid hold . . .
ruclips.net/video/d4bIfyZN0PE/видео.html I just got one!
Bet I could sing over it NOW. Not in my 20's. Yeah, do the basics well and add stuff along the way.
One more comment I totaly agree with Jerrs comment about basics I want quality not bling ... well put jerr you said it better than i.....and that jackson browne tune sounds wiked
Actual guitars start about 5:50. Stops about 8:50. Starts again about 10:55. Stops again about 13.35. Enjoy.
bit of Jason isbell on the Jefferson
Great Video as always, I gotta say the Jefferson Guitar surely is unique, cool and interesting indeed. but but but but but lol your beautiful J45 sounds better to my ears :) Peace !
That is one beautiful guitar! 12 or 14 fret?
14, I believe.
The links for the Statesboro on the H&D site are broken now. Did they get a threatening letter from Gibson about it?
Good question. I just played one at the fret mill
What amp was that?
Blues Jr. NOS
Did you play different days by Jason isbell?
Yup.
Was so cool to hear that!
have you tried Thompson guitars?
Preston Thompson? Yes, they are wonderful!
+1 on Huss and Dalton building some of the finest acoustic guitars, the 00-SP is possibly their best? I hope to return to Virginia and meet and thank the folks (Kimberley) for the help and excellent work they provided me with my H&D's. Is John Calkin still there?
All I can hear is white noise. What brand toaster did you guys use to record this? It looks beautiful but all that and you get that terrible audio.
It's bad for sure, it was a shotgun mic on top of the camera. This was before I bought a Zoom H5 to record audio on the run.
Have met them, both.
And the three of the came to our farm to check out our Red Spruce.
Also... you’re really embarrassing your Canadian friends with your shirt lol respect
If I can't wear flannel, you can't play Martin guitars...I think we're even. haha
StateBRO
So, does owning the best guitar in the world make some player the best guitarist in the world? Great looking furniture by the way, I doubt it will ever see a stardom under stage lights, probably wealthy collectors will keep it warm and cosy in its beautiful tweed case.
Is that guitar worth 20k? Nope, not to me! My Guild M-20 which I have had for years is worth far more to me. It's priceless. I would not trade it for any other guitar. Not even one owned by Hendrix!
I want an original M-20 so bad! The regular version of this guitar is around $4000 and totally worth it.
@@JeremySheppard The first ones from 1967 are very rare, very wonderful sounding. If I had 4k, one was available, I would jump at it. The wood would now sound very tone full! Very very rich and dark. Being a MASSIVE Nick Drake fan, its how i first saw that guitar!
It sounds like the guitar was out of tune!
That's cuz it's a FLATtop.
A tiny bit- but he sounds good!
toneman335 Tuning is extra.
toneman335 Beyond a certain threshold (dollar wise) a guitar stops being a musical instrument and becomes wall art. This guitar was built for such a mission. You're not supposed to play it.. My grandfather said the difference between a $500 guitar and a $5,000 dollar guitar is $4,500. It's like any machine, you can only make them perfect, there is nothing above that except ego.
@@timhallas4275 True, but as far acoustic guitars, they usually sound/play better up until around $3000. At that point it turns into art. So there is much more than a 4500 difference between a 500 & 5000 guitar. Go play a Martin D-28 or 41 and then play a $500 guitar. Night and day. If you can afford it, nothing wrong with treating yourself.
Was it a whopping 66 times better than my very similar $300 Recording King? Nah, don't think so.
Yes, it was. Haha. Okay, not 66 times but this guitar has two main things going for it, a) being made from a tree planted by Thomas Jefferson and b) being made to the highest productive n standards by expert guitar builders.
Your recording king is a wonder testiment to how great guitars can be made on a large scale. This is how good can guitars be made on a small scale.
@@JeremySheppard It's more like the law of diminishing returns. Is it better? I'm sure it is. Is it worth anywhere near that much? Hell no... unless you're filthy rich.
I don't know if it's down to the camera mike, but that acoustic doesn't sound like much to me.
It's the mic placement. This guitar is astounding but was recorded with just the shotgun mic on top of the camera.
No Jeremy it’s camera Mike up to his old tricks again ;)
Tulip Poplar is beautiful wood, but generally is too soft for most applications other than art wood.
A bit clangy, if thats a word...bet it sounds great after a longer break in...
Sounds like it might be out of tune, or the action is too low. For 20k, it better make me sound like James Taylor and Neil Young combined.
$20k, wow. That's $60k in today's money.
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Kudos to her for knowing that guitar...
She owns the company...
@@JeremySheppard I'm watching again now that I'm not working.
Sounds good but not $20k good. Rather buy a d45 or 000 for far less money.
Absolutely. The reason this is so expensive is that it's made from a tree that was planted by Thomas Jefferson.
Their 00-SP, that this is based on is in the $4,000's.
In Richmond,VA at a local pro-run guitar shop... I played and saw and felt repeated H&D and all were mediocre at best. They looked great and were pricey. But none was excellent or 'darn good' sounding... Do not assume anything from price or name on an acoustic guitar. Ask yourself if you need to spend $5k on a guitar and cannot play a $400 guitar well... see?
Ive only played one H&D and wasnt impressed
I'm sure Tommy Emmanuel could play a tennis racquet costing $20.00 and make it sound good to 99% of audience listeners!!
20 g kidding !
Nice looking guitar. Can't get a good sense of the sound... needs to be in a studio with proper mics!!
Playing a 20k guitar while wearing a belt???
So these are nice guitars but but they're not for the average person. These are rich people guitars! I would like to say that I would buy one but like most people they are Way Beyond my checking account and savings together.
That's true. But most of their guitars are attainable for the enthusiast level. $4000-$5000. It's a considerable amount but doable if you save for a year or two.
Its a nice guitar but at the end of the day it came from a tree anyone could have planted. I like the backstory though.
It sounded thin & overly trebly to me.
20k. What a joke
Most anything over 3,000 are a joke.
Not a original design?
It's similar to a Martin 00 but has a more gibson style neck and the top of the guitar has a radius along with the bracing is a radius top too. It's unlike any other guitar that I know of, not counting the jefferson part of it.
How does the fact of the tree being planted by Thomas Jefferson make any difference whatsoever? I really don’t get it.
The guitar is overpriced by 3/400% (IMHO!)
give me a 50 year old mij suzuki for $100
Yep outa tune I think also
But it's a 20,000 dollar guitar! It can't go out of tune, warp, crack or get a flat fret.
Hard to tell anything about the Jefferson guitar - too much room tone/poor audio. Cool idea. Not 20k cool. The electric looks like a worthy Les Paul copy with a deep throaty tone!
My sigma oo sounds well better
No such thing as a $20k guitar
Gotta be honest, that is one really cheesy guitar.
Guitars that cost thousands of dollars are just a gimmick!
Occasionally true but overall not true.
@@JeremySheppard So is a 20,000 dollar guitar 19 times better than a 1,000 dollar guitar? A 10,000 twice as good as a 5,000? Once you get to a certain point it's not better, it's just a gimmick. They still can go out of tune, warp, crack or get a flat fret. I've played 800 ones that were just as good as 3,000 ones. I've played really good 3,000 ones that were better than 5,000 ones. I really think after about 3,000 dollars it's just bullshit.
This one is constructed from a tree planted by Jefferson so it doesn't play by the same rules.
But boutique guitars are made with the best materials and the best construction techniques, which does make them worth the thousands of dollars they're asking for.
In acoustic guitars generally speaking, the best materials max out around $2000. That being, rosewood back inside, spruce top, dovetail joint neck, lacquer finish. Above $2,000 or so, they just get prettier or more rare materials.
Not impressed
That sound is NOT WORTH $20,000
The sound for sure, but the provence. Wood from a founding fathers property and the limited nature of the instrument.
It sounds pretty bad on that crummy little mic.
Too much talking. Let the guitar do the talking.
20k for a hunk of wood lol
Rubbish, $20 000 is far too much for an acoustic guitar. Don't think they will sell too many at that price. The difference in sound and playability between a $2 000 guitar and a $20 000 guitar is not that discernable. Sorry to be negative, but not many players are good enough to know the difference. perhaps, not even you!!
Stop being snobbish, a good player can sound good on a cheap guitar but a bad player will never sound good on a $20 000 instrument. 60 years of experience talking here!!