What Telecaster Would I Buy in 2022? (Under $1k)

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  • Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
  • Answering a viewers question: "Which tele should I buy in the price range of the Fender Player Telecaster?" I rounded up to $1k and this is what I came up with.
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  • @bluzedogg
    @bluzedogg Месяц назад +3

    The Sire t7 has staggered tuning keys so it doesn't need a string tree. it has rolled frets. It has a roasted neck. It has locking tuners.

  • @sidestyle05
    @sidestyle05 Год назад +14

    The pickups in the G&L Tribute series are actually US-made even though the guitar is made in Indonesia

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  Год назад

      Hi side style. Yes I got that wrong. Thank you for sharing. I see that most of the Tribute pickups are made in Us but some are also Cort made. Depending on the style.

    • @lazvt8469
      @lazvt8469 Год назад +1

      and there is no beating the MFDs....such a great sounding pup on either USA or Indo Tele or S-500.

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  Год назад

      @@lazvt8469 I had the mfds and they are great! Thinking of putting them back on

    • @michaelwoods6709
      @michaelwoods6709 Год назад

      I was going to say that but you beat me to it

  • @garywinters2282
    @garywinters2282 Год назад +3

    Very informative video! I think I'm going with the Sire T7 butterscotch blonde. I've heard one up close and think it will fill the bill for me. Thank you for this video!

  • @anthonylee4961
    @anthonylee4961 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the insight! Should do one for strats too!

  • @pickersgrip
    @pickersgrip Год назад

    Great review, love teles.

  • @J0nny61
    @J0nny61 Год назад +3

    My Classic Vibe Squire tele was made in China in 2014. It is my second go to guitar, It has no faults and was very easy to set up.. Fantastic VFM.

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  Год назад

      They are really underrated!

    • @BryanClark-gk6ie
      @BryanClark-gk6ie 7 месяцев назад

      China version is more better than the Indo version' comes with tons rider pickups/ brass saddles/ full size alpha pots/better tuners/rolled fretboard edges on the ones I've played and worked on.

  • @jazzbuckeye
    @jazzbuckeye Год назад

    Great vid! I take inspiration credit, haha.

  • @JEUXolim
    @JEUXolim Год назад +1

    Great video! Got a 50s Vintera Tele absolutely awesome but not the absolute top stuff. Got to get me a super black-guard one day

  • @mikec6733
    @mikec6733 4 месяца назад +2

    I heard that G&L uses the same American made pickups in their Asian made Tribute series as they do in their American made line.

  • @Santaheckler
    @Santaheckler Год назад

    So glad I snagged my (b stock from SweetLiquid) American Special Tele for $800 a few years back. Such a great guitar for the gigging musician.

  • @pablohanc
    @pablohanc Год назад +8

    I have a sire, its amazing value. I think they have their own factory.

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  Год назад +1

      Awesome would love to try one someday

    • @Sternodox
      @Sternodox Год назад +2

      I play a Sire T3 and for the money it can't be beat. Plays and sounds better than my '64 Telecaster. In fact, it's the best playing guitar I've ever owned.

    • @cpamiseso
      @cpamiseso Год назад +2

      @@Sternodox I think it's due to the nice rounded edge they do despite line ups pricing. Sire does understand what really matters for feel at hand.

    • @Sternodox
      @Sternodox Год назад +1

      @@cpamiseso Totally agree. The Sire's neck beats guitars that cost a grand more. I'm utterly blown away by Sire's quality. My T3 is Tobacco Sunburst and it's so beautiful sometimes I find myself just staring at it.

    • @cpamiseso
      @cpamiseso Год назад +1

      @@Sternodox You're in good hands, Sir. Mr. Carlton really does magic in term of concept inspite of price level. I know he's just a consultant, but damn Sire did take his considerations and all I hear is good fretwork because this alone (if gone bad), might cost you 30-50 USD extra with a luthier reworking the frets etc.

  • @zer0dave
    @zer0dave Год назад +1

    Great insight! I heard a rumor some years back that they stopped using actual bone (or ivory) in guitars due to animal endangerment concerns/laws and that when they call them "bone" now, it's actually just a name and the material is really some kind of plastic....though this was just a rumor I read and could be wrong...

    • @Santaheckler
      @Santaheckler Год назад +3

      Bone is usually from cattle these days, definitely not from an elephant…

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  Год назад

      Thanks again, Dave! Interesting rumor. I'll look into it!

    • @cpamiseso
      @cpamiseso Год назад

      Some luthiers around here is using bone from cattle. So no more endangered ivory as usual.

  • @johnsmith-ug5tp
    @johnsmith-ug5tp Год назад +2

    Fender is offering 10% off this month. For a little over $1000 you can snag a Vintera 50s, 60s or 70`s telecaster or their modified version. I bought the 50`s modified tele and love it.

  • @briane.paulson
    @briane.paulson Месяц назад

    I have a T7 .Perfect

  • @williamcampbell163
    @williamcampbell163 Год назад +1

    Found Giannini tele made in Brazil w/brass 125 bucks... I'm Blessed!😊

  • @RobertNaik
    @RobertNaik Год назад +3

    I ordered a Fgn- made in Japan . Ducan pick ups. Adler body etc.

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  Год назад +2

      I have never heard of Fgn. Just checked them out and they look great. Let me know how yours turns out!

    • @RobertNaik
      @RobertNaik Год назад

      @@SuperdangerStudios so it came today. I’m from Ireland and they don’t sell them here. So I ordered it from Spain. It’s a Fgn boundary that I got. It was 800 euro but there is a 500euro model with fgn pick ups and made from basswood. The Fgn factory makes Ibanez models. So it feels like a Ibanez but the headstock and neck are not like a Ibanez. I’d also guess shops that sell Ibanez don’t stock them. So far it seems really good. I have a us fender strat and a few Ibanez. I’m old so they are all old like me but it’s plays as well as they do. I tried a few guys in the 700 range here and they felt a hard to play. I wanted to get a Jaguar but they really were set up terribly in the shop. Saying that a few Gretsch guitars seemed great for the price. - also if I could have tried a sire or g and l I might have got them. But no one stocks them here. So Fgn was more of a sure thing.

    • @lazvt8469
      @lazvt8469 Год назад +1

      got a lefty....Iliad...very nice tone.

  • @AngelMartinez-qs3cf
    @AngelMartinez-qs3cf 9 месяцев назад

    Great review! I am in need of another Telecaster. I have the modern player black with a maple neck. Love it. But I would like another backup one. I play a lot classic rock stuff, AC/DC, Beatles, Green Day, Skynyrd, Stones. I would like a guitar that handles overdrive well. I have Les Pauls and SGs for Judas Priest, Black Sabbath, stuff. But I love that Tele twangy, quacky, jangly sound. Can you please recommend one? Oh I forgot to ask do you notice between a maple and a rosewood neck? I feel that the maple has more "snap", a brighter sound. Your thoughts please.

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  9 месяцев назад

      I have not noticed a huge difference in maple and rosewood but sometimes I don't hear differences very well. I think bang for your buck the squier Classic Vibe 50s tele is amazing. And you can always upgrade the bridge and pickups later on! Hope this helps!

  • @mike1967sam
    @mike1967sam 9 месяцев назад

    Hey Super dude in all honesty I've had my share of Fenders, my first one was a Stratocaster Plus with a Rosewoof fretboatd and Lace Sensor pick ups that was given to me by the marketing dept. at BMG when I was under contract with them. That was back in 1991 and Eric Clapton was playing one at the time so I asked for one and through these long years I've had a lot of Fender guitars either USA or Japanese or MIMs. Honestly, and I'm not a snob about brands at all my current favorite Stratocaster is a Fender Player Strat (MIM) in Olympic white with a Pau Ferro Fretboard and a Dimarzio FS-1 in the bridge, that's it. In terms of sound, feel and playability it really knocks it out of the park, better than my Pro Strats etc...The Telecatser being a beautiful guitar just isn't my thing.

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  9 месяцев назад

      Hard to beat a great strat. I grew up on strats as well. It's always home base for me, but being in Nashville has made me very tele reliant!

  • @cbrunhaver
    @cbrunhaver Год назад +2

    Sire isn’t made in the cort factory. They have their own facility.

  • @freddymclain
    @freddymclain 3 месяца назад

    I found one o' the Schecter Nick Johnston models for $595 on Reverb. I like the humbucker and ebony board. Ed Bickert was/is one o' my heroes, and he played a tele. That's all the endorsement I need.

  • @9999plato
    @9999plato Месяц назад

    Emerson wiring is probably their 4way switch with treble bleed and the 4th setting where both pickups are in the opposite polarity of the standard wiring (series vs parallel), tons of balls. I just installed this Emerson 4way switch plate assembly with brass compensated saddles and a pair of DiaMarzio twang King pickups. A HUGE upgrade! Still not a genuine Telecaster. Looking for a 51 or 52 tele reissue right this second and will decide tonight.

  • @AlexGroen
    @AlexGroen Год назад +1

    That ending😂😂😂😂

  • @6806goats1
    @6806goats1 27 дней назад

    Guess I'll need to see which of these venders sell left hand guitars. I'm sure most can be ordered. I have 3 guitars on order from Sire with delivery in Feb but not a traditional Tele. I went with the Sire T7FM but after ordering I'm really curious about a simple Tele. Maybe a T7.

  • @geekPlayground
    @geekPlayground Год назад

    Thanks for the video.
    What about the American Special, any thoughts of how this guitar compares against the ones in this list?

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  Год назад

      I would say used for less than $1k would be a great deal. More modern shaped neck and really good pickups. But wouldnt pay more than that.

    • @geekPlayground
      @geekPlayground Год назад

      @@SuperdangerStudios
      Thanks for the reply. Found a new one in a local store. It has been there for 3 years and nobody bought it. The price is £895 here in the UK ( less than 1100 USD)

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  Год назад

      @@geekPlayground great!

  • @emelle1283
    @emelle1283 3 месяца назад +2

    Get a FGN (Fujigen) for around $900 - AWESOME. [Same Japanese factory that made Satriani Chrome Boys and Vai's GEMs, as well as loads of lawsuit era guitars.]

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  3 месяца назад +1

      I’ve heard great things about em. Will have to get my hands on one.

    • @emelle1283
      @emelle1283 3 месяца назад

      @@SuperdangerStudios I've got 3 FGNs - a strat, a tele, a "supertele" (semibaritone 26.1 inch drop tuning beast), and now looking at a Les Paul with P90s. Just sold my Fender Tele - was so glad to get rid of it. honestly i'm not a good player - it's a struggle - but the FGNs make it is as easy as possible - just so comfortable - the necks are AWESOME.

  • @scaredypicker
    @scaredypicker Месяц назад

    The classic vibe teles really are as good as people say! I’ve got a CV 50’s one, and had an American Fender too, but I’d put the CV up against it any day. It’s got a bone nut, a pine body, and very period accurate pickups. It’s a guitar that feels like it should be $1000, and the only issue people will have with trying one is the name on the headstock. I’d recommend anyone who can try one to go and play one in a guitar store and see for themselves.

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  Месяц назад

      I love my CV. I now have the cv Jaguar and cv Jazzmaster. Really fun guitars that sound really good at an insane price.

  • @Mike-to8hb
    @Mike-to8hb Год назад +2

    Fender has QC issues. I had to send my Player Plus back due to a crackling tone pot and the E string was almost hanging off the fret board. It was not even playable. I bought direct from Fender.

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  Год назад +3

      That’s good to know. Pretty lame that they can’t keep their A game while companies like schecter and Harley Benton swoop in.

  • @Guy0me_M
    @Guy0me_M Год назад

    Richie Kotzen guitar ! So much beautiful..

  • @ianchappell2907
    @ianchappell2907 2 дня назад

    Shop around and find a used Baja Telecaster, a lot of guitar for the money

  • @9999plato
    @9999plato Месяц назад

    The Squire uses Nubone. The man made bone like product. Its better than generic plastic but not truly bone. Sweetwater charges $200 for a new bone nut installation.

  • @ElixerS5
    @ElixerS5 9 месяцев назад +2

    Thoughts on the schecter pt special?

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  9 месяцев назад +1

      Oh rad hadn’t seen that model yet. I’m sure it sounds and plays great. Schecter does are some stuff. I have their PT Van Nuys and it is a great guitar for the money. Find one on reverb in mint condition for probably $150 less!

    • @ElixerS5
      @ElixerS5 9 месяцев назад

      @@SuperdangerStudios thanks! The pt special tele has a p90 on the neck, along will the classic bridge set up

  • @bluestudio67
    @bluestudio67 Год назад

    Just get the CV 50s and upgrade it with reasonable items and youll end up with an amazing gig guitar. Replace wiring and all electronics and you're playing a fine one. I didn't even need to replace the bridge. But, that Carlton has my interest...

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  Год назад

      Agreed on all counts! The CV line is really underrated. The T3 with that new Vega trem for teles would be so rad.

    • @bluestudio67
      @bluestudio67 Год назад

      @@SuperdangerStudios indeed!

  • @worthmoremusic
    @worthmoremusic Месяц назад

    I'd buy a Sire T7 in a NY minute over a Mexico made Fender...Sire gives you roasted maple necks, rolled fretboard, locking tuners and a bone nut for $200 less ! I'd take a G&L Tribute over a MX Fender... P.s. Classic Vibes do give you a bone nut. I checked.

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  Месяц назад +1

      Yeah agreed. Sires got their tones and feel dialed in! The tributes are killer too.

  • @eljefeguapobarbon
    @eljefeguapobarbon 5 месяцев назад

    Fender Road Worn used got my money🤙🏼

  • @wyattsdad8561
    @wyattsdad8561 15 дней назад

    I played my new player 1 Tele against my other Tele with the ashtray bridge and I couldn’t hear a difference in mine

  • @sarawelling5271
    @sarawelling5271 Год назад +2

    I have a Player series Tele and it tears up your fingers. The fretwork is dreadful, but - and this is important - that's actually a built-in advantage for new players. it helps toughen up your fingertips. You're eventually going to want some fretwork done to it or get a Tele with better frets.

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  Год назад +2

      The imact of good fretwork cannot be overstated! haha Cheers!

  • @canyonproductions7683
    @canyonproductions7683 10 месяцев назад

    Ha… is this a MIRROR? I literally feel like im watching what Id say about all these😛. Fully honest and correct

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  9 месяцев назад +1

      Haha! Thank you for watching and great minds like us must think alike! Cheers!

  • @mikemph7779
    @mikemph7779 5 месяцев назад

    Man prices are way worse now. Great video though, Thank you for posting !!

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  5 месяцев назад

      Inflation is brutal right now. I remember when the PRS S2 Standard 22 was $999 in 2020.

    • @mikemph7779
      @mikemph7779 5 месяцев назад

      @@SuperdangerStudios I remember when Nashville Deluxe Telecasters were $450. Crazy times we’re living in.

  • @wyattsdad8561
    @wyattsdad8561 15 дней назад

    I bought one two months ago and they didn’t set the intonation. It was kinda irritating

  • @kollitumi
    @kollitumi Год назад +1

    Shijie are supposedly amazing quality and you can get them for 799$ (before import, tax etc)

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  Год назад

      I gotta check one out in person. I saw the reviews on YT and they look great!

    • @kollitumi
      @kollitumi Год назад

      @@SuperdangerStudios so great I just ordered one lol

  • @erickleefeld4883
    @erickleefeld4883 Год назад +1

    How about a Godin Stadium?

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  Год назад

      I’ve never played one but they look great. Although they look to be 1100 new. Do they have an entry level option?

    • @RyanMcQuen
      @RyanMcQuen Месяц назад

      They are smokin'. Would take it over a Fender Player Tele any day of the week, and the used market is great.

  • @lazvt8469
    @lazvt8469 Год назад

    ...the G&L Strat won't fit in a Fender case (too long)...I suspect the Tele won't either....fyi.

  • @liotcik
    @liotcik Год назад

    Squier classic vibe has very thin neck. Most likely it will have no shielding.

  • @STRATSAFIRE
    @STRATSAFIRE Год назад +1

    I have 2 Sires H7 & T7, my bff has S7. Our Luthier has never had to touch them. AMAZINGLY TERRIFIC GUITARS!!! Buy it!!

  • @judeworth938
    @judeworth938 11 месяцев назад +1

    Gimme a Sire T7 out of all your choices...even the Fender Player for $200+ more doesn't offer you a bone nut, roasted maple neck with rolled edges..

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  11 месяцев назад +1

      Absolutely. If I had to buy one again that would probably be my pick.

  • @fribersson
    @fribersson 8 месяцев назад

    fyi Sires are made in their own factory. The punch well above their price.

  • @dwayneanderson7108
    @dwayneanderson7108 Год назад

    Shijie and Soloking guitars..

  • @mikemiller3016
    @mikemiller3016 20 дней назад

    Have yet to find a good player tele.. very dissapointing series of guitars

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  16 дней назад

      Agreed. Always feel off. Have you seen the new ones? I wanna check em out.

  • @DeanDocs
    @DeanDocs Год назад +1

    Don't use a guitar thats not even on the list as the thumbnail 🤦🏻‍♂

    • @SuperdangerStudios
      @SuperdangerStudios  Год назад +1

      It’s the only Tele I own. And it’s not what I would recommend under $1000 anyways haha.
      Sorry for any confusion! Hope you have a great weekend.

  • @thomaslthomas1506
    @thomaslthomas1506 Год назад

    I wouldn't buy anything from fender (BTW I have a fender tele)