Your Tele model is a high mid sparkled relic one. For example Player series telecasters (2018 and present models) have more attuned high frequencies and less sparkle and shrill. So it depends on your guitar's EQ. Still applies in overall after all. But knowing your EQ right is key. An EQ pedal will show you what you like or not in your tone curve people.
Me gusta mucho como tocas. controla tus gestos .. eso me decian cuando tenia 7 años en el conservatorio.. solo una sugerencia . tenes un talento unico . saludos
Great video man! I'm digging the tones you are going for here, and I applaud your willingness to take a firm stand on some of your views and tone/pedal tips, etc. Some RUclipsrs seem afraid to say anything definitive regarding tone so I appreciate that. If I could add a few thoughts - as you said, a Tele has treble and presence in abundance and I think some people stay away from it because they mistakenly think it's only about that bright and twangy sound. But I do think a Tele actually has a strong midrange presence as well, certainly not lacking. Historically it's been hard at times to tell the difference between a Tele and a Les Paul with early PAF's, example Led Zeppelin I. I liked how you talked about the pairing with darker mid-range focused amps like Marshall (which I also personally enjoy believe is underrated) and you contrasted it to some classic Fender amps. You probably are well aware, but just to add on to this topic for anyone else, mid-scooped Blackface amps (and I believe just about any amp with a bright cap) that sound quite bright at '3' on the volume knob tend to start to emphasize the midrange more (and roll off treble) as you turn them up to the point where they naturally compress and approach edge of breakup. A Deluxe Reverb set to somewhere around 5-7 on volume is a completely different animal and in that situation a Tele might not sound harsh at all if you can be that loud with your band.
It would be great to have all these names listed in the description box. You say the words too fast and show the equipment too quickly for an amateur such as myself to be able to know what to search online.
Joey.. love your playing style but, and I know it's a matter of dialing in the tone to personal taste, but I have a 68' super reverb drip edge silverface. It's the AB763 circuit that's identical to the blackface. I think that it sounds great with my American Pro II Telecaster. I use a tube screamer also. The rest of the video is spot on, though. Subscribed.
I had TS9 into a 65 twin reverb for a decade and never managed to get a decent tone out of my tele. I switched to a 59 bassman which I am using with a JHS morning glory and my tele sounds legenday
Interesting that you pair a Tele with a Marshall Silver Jubilee. One of my favorite local players always used a Tele with a Silver Jubilee for years, and he always had amazing tone, too. Guess he knew the secret sauce as well lol.
Nonsense. The best way is to wire the bridge pickup directly to the output jack, turn off the bass and mids at the amp, and dime out the treble. Then max out the volume. If the goal is to eradicate pests, pets, and to drive out the Humans within 10 square blocks of your location.
yes! Most important thing before you mess around with pedals and make everything more complex. Find a good base tone with an amp first, build from there with the right pedals. :)
@@joeyjooones 30 years ago I got a 1976 Marshall Bluesbreaker (the mad heavy 2x12 beast with the comedy single handle on top lol) and this amp just worked with every guitar from my Tele through P90 and humbucker guitars. As a base amp it was perfect - for me at least. Get a great, simple ideally imho (not too many knobs lol) amp, ideally tube for me but you do you :) and then whatever guitar you plug into it will not only sound great BUT you can use a few pedals to dial in a sound that you will love for years to come. I can tell that Joey has found his sound - and a glorious one it is too - which everyone should do over time themselves. I don't have a scientific method to offer sadly, but you will just know it when you hear it and feel it 😎 The Telecaster is all the guitar you need, but my collection of 20+ guitars proves its not the only one you will ever want. Leo got it pretty bang on correct when he made the Tele and i just love its sheer simple rock and roll simplicity of design while being able to find every tone and sound i could want.
You're an excellent communicator and teacher so I thank you very much. Bravo. But do you have to show your playing examples as if you're playing for crowds at a live concert? Relax. Just play as if you're in the livingroom of your home. Thanks bro. 👌🏻👏🏻🤪
I agree that these things affect your tone. Your tone is a sum of all of its parts…BUT not all of those parts I think are created equal. I think speaker choice should be the first thing considered when thinking of your tone. It’s the last filter in your signal chain, and would have the most prominent effect. Likewise if you’re di into front of house or recording, your choice of ir should be considered first before amps, pedals, or pickups . I would love to hear your thoughts on speaker choice and what speakers or irs you prefer with your tone.
So something I love, I am new to owning a AV2 blackguard 51 Tele reissue, not the custom shop, but the USA model. It’s absolutely incredible…now I’m a Les Paul guy through and through, my main amps I play through is first my Marshall Bluesbreaker and also my 4x10 Bassman. With the Bluesbreaker, if you channel jump them and dime out both channels, control your gain with your volume knob. It it this fat and glorious thick heavy tone that sounds totally saturated. It is glorious. But if you don’t dime them out, it will sound a bit thin and weaker…where as with my Bassman, anywhere through the sweep of the volumes it sounds great. I know the Bluesbreaker is basses off the Bassman, but they definitely have two different personalities when it comes to running a Tele through them. I’m so happy I live way out in the woods with no neighbors in sight. I put on my earmuffs and crank it up! ❤❤❤
That sounds like a dream scenario out in the woods! I'd love to crank my amp. I have yet to do so as I live in an apartment. I'm not yet a gigging guitarist but I've been a viola player for a long time now. I play in symphonies and stuff like that. Guitar is something I started at 40 so I'm waaaaaay behind compared to the viola stuff. I've got a Burriss Dirty Red 18w Marshall voiced head. It's actually amazing. Bob Burriss stopped building his amps about 13 years ago but this thing is a beauty. I play it through a Creamback. It's sort of a JT45?JCM800 circuit but it's got a Tone but it's got a Top Cut control that eliminates the treble spike. Most of the stuff I play is more riff based stuff so I've never tried for that blazing lead tone yet. I should just play some fucking leads LOL. Les Pauls and Bluesbreakers cranked has to sound glorious. It would make me immediately start riffing on some SuperUnknown, most likely. Limo Wreck, Fresh Tendrils, it;s just the sound of that combo. Anyway, I am rambling. Sheers dude.
Hi Joey ! Just discover your channel and what a great guitar feeling ! On the "Good Telecaster Sound Example 2", you say you played on the Jubilee : have you mic it or is this take with a load box ? Greeting from france
What Tele model and pickups are you using? My Baja 60s sounds a little dull in comparison. Love 51 Nocaster and broadcaster pups… I’ve got a Bassbreaker 30R, I’m finding it difficult to get the sort of sound you get. My OD pedals are JRAD Archer, TS808 Tubescreamer, Fulltone Mosfet 2, Beetronics Royal Jelly Fuzz, and a Fender The Bends Compressor set up like a smooth light overdrive. Usually have the Bends and Archer permanently on with one or two of the others stacked into them (or the fuzz). Nice tones, just not quite ‘the’ tone. Would a Rat be a good choice?
Great video! I’ve always thought that the Crunch channel on my DSL sounds dead and boring without any pedal. I could Max out the gain and it still sounds empty somehow. But as soon as I kick in the EHX Soul Food it all comes to live.
Great video Joey. Will you come teach me!! I am 43 and have tried several times to learn. I wished I had started back in the day when life as a grownup and parent didn’t get in the way. I love your videos and solo work. It makes me want to keep trying so don’t stop posting stuff.
I tend to lean towards HiWatt sim or Marshall Super Lead sim, but, I turn bass and mid 100% and 0% for treble. You're right, still ice picky treble, but I liked it somehow, although they sounded better when I'm using my humbucker guitar rather than my telecaster.
I use a mesa bogie lone-star special and a 65 fender deluxe reverb as a wet dry combo with an Andy Timmons bb exotic and odr 1 with a delay and a reverb tone heaven .
Epic tone man! Hey bro, you forgot to mention Speaker which are at least 50% of the tone! May I ask what speakers you use with ur Silver Jubilee!???
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Hello Joey, could you please recommend me some cool amp for bedroom practice (preferably with headphone out) to get at least close to your tele tone? I know you mentioned the original silver jubilee but that is too loud. Cheers and thank you for your content! :)
Man..just randomly bumped into your channel! You rock man!!! Love your content! You remember me a lot of Rabea’s first videos..do you have some albums or EPs already?
So good. Love the tones. Do you own any Strats? I wonder what your ultimate Strat would sound like. I love both tele and Strat for different things. Also, would love to see a gear/desk setup and see what you're rocking!
My favorite Tele tone of all time is still Ian DSa from Billy Talent. Tele into Plexi / Trainwreck style amps is just chefs kiss. Wirey, punchy, textured, tons of attitude.
Good ear, thanks! My delay setups can get pretty elaborate, but they change depending on the song, mix and workflow I’m in. The sound bites in this video are from months ago, so I can’t exactly remember, but in general, some stereo delay with modulation, could be a Boss DD-3 into a slight flanger, could also be a UAD plugin in the DAW. In any case it’s stereo delay, that much I can say for sure!
That's the issue though - I don't have fixed settings on any Kemper profile I use. Depends so much on the song, what's going on in the backing track behind it, how I need to push it, etc. etc. Get a Tele, a fairly dark sounding amp, and go from there.. it'll never be "my" tone anyway, but it could get you yours ;-)
You most definitely can. Give me a squier classic vibe any day of the week - very good guitar. They need a pickup change but after that you’ll have a great guitar for life!
@@joeyjooones thanks for advice bro, sometimes i feel shy when playing squier because in others opinion, squier is a toy, not a real guitar. But if you confirm like that, i feel more confidence
Good Tele tone? There's too much overdrive here to tell. Play cleaner, ditch the pedals, and roll back the guitar's tone control 90 degrees _before_ adjusting your amp. That's it.
A Tube Screamer has a mid hump and tightens up the bass which is great with most Fender Amps but in combination with most more modern Marshall's there's better options in my opinion.
Man where have you been??? Please do more RUclips. I love your channel!!!
Agrreeedd
Man I play guitar since I'm a kid, I'm 48 today and have listen to a lot af guitar players, and let me say you slay !
KORREKT !!
tone control. roll off the treble
Your Tele model is a high mid sparkled relic one. For example Player series telecasters (2018 and present models) have more attuned high frequencies and less sparkle and shrill. So it depends on your guitar's EQ. Still applies in overall after all. But knowing your EQ right is key. An EQ pedal will show you what you like or not in your tone curve people.
Me gusta mucho como tocas. controla tus gestos .. eso me decian cuando tenia 7 años en el conservatorio.. solo una sugerencia . tenes un talento unico . saludos
Great video man! I'm digging the tones you are going for here, and I applaud your willingness to take a firm stand on some of your views and tone/pedal tips, etc. Some RUclipsrs seem afraid to say anything definitive regarding tone so I appreciate that. If I could add a few thoughts - as you said, a Tele has treble and presence in abundance and I think some people stay away from it because they mistakenly think it's only about that bright and twangy sound. But I do think a Tele actually has a strong midrange presence as well, certainly not lacking. Historically it's been hard at times to tell the difference between a Tele and a Les Paul with early PAF's, example Led Zeppelin I. I liked how you talked about the pairing with darker mid-range focused amps like Marshall (which I also personally enjoy believe is underrated) and you contrasted it to some classic Fender amps. You probably are well aware, but just to add on to this topic for anyone else, mid-scooped Blackface amps (and I believe just about any amp with a bright cap) that sound quite bright at '3' on the volume knob tend to start to emphasize the midrange more (and roll off treble) as you turn them up to the point where they naturally compress and approach edge of breakup. A Deluxe Reverb set to somewhere around 5-7 on volume is a completely different animal and in that situation a Tele might not sound harsh at all if you can be that loud with your band.
It would be great to have all these names listed in the description box. You say the words too fast and show the equipment too quickly for an amateur such as myself to be able to know what to search online.
Orange OR15 and Wampler Tumnus does wonders for both my Les Paul and Telecaster.
Joey.. love your playing style but, and I know it's a matter of dialing in the tone to personal taste, but I have a 68' super reverb drip edge silverface. It's the AB763 circuit that's identical to the blackface. I think that it sounds great with my American Pro II Telecaster. I use a tube screamer also. The rest of the video is spot on, though. Subscribed.
I had TS9 into a 65 twin reverb for a decade and never managed to get a decent tone out of my tele. I switched to a 59 bassman which I am using with a JHS morning glory and my tele sounds legenday
Great playing. Love the double stops!😁
How does the Marshall Jubilee compare to JCM800 (mine)?
Interesting that you pair a Tele with a Marshall Silver Jubilee. One of my favorite local players always used a Tele with a Silver Jubilee for years, and he always had amazing tone, too. Guess he knew the secret sauce as well lol.
Nonsense.
The best way is to wire the bridge pickup directly to the output jack, turn off the bass and mids at the amp, and dime out the treble. Then max out the volume.
If the goal is to eradicate pests, pets, and to drive out the Humans within 10 square blocks of your location.
I also plug straight into a Kemper and page through the amps until I find an amp that sounds great to me.
yes! Most important thing before you mess around with pedals and make everything more complex. Find a good base tone with an amp first, build from there with the right pedals. :)
@@joeyjooones 30 years ago I got a 1976 Marshall Bluesbreaker (the mad heavy 2x12 beast with the comedy single handle on top lol) and this amp just worked with every guitar from my Tele through P90 and humbucker guitars. As a base amp it was perfect - for me at least. Get a great, simple ideally imho (not too many knobs lol) amp, ideally tube for me but you do you :) and then whatever guitar you plug into it will not only sound great BUT you can use a few pedals to dial in a sound that you will love for years to come. I can tell that Joey has found his sound - and a glorious one it is too - which everyone should do over time themselves. I don't have a scientific method to offer sadly, but you will just know it when you hear it and feel it 😎 The Telecaster is all the guitar you need, but my collection of 20+ guitars proves its not the only one you will ever want. Leo got it pretty bang on correct when he made the Tele and i just love its sheer simple rock and roll simplicity of design while being able to find every tone and sound i could want.
So what Fender Tele model are you playing with what pup's?
Those guitar faces are just a little too much for me. Great player though!
Per suonare hard rock cosa mi consigli di usare come amplificatore e pedali?
I’ve got 20 amp jubilee also. I’m about to snag a MIM telecaster soon. It took me until the age of 40 to appreciate them lol.
Now you’re a real man 😂
For my taste, the best Telecaster tone is pairing it with an Orange amp, which is a low-mids focus amp sounding
Good combo indeed! The low mids of an orange balance out the brightness very nicely.
@joeyjooones Do you mind sharing your Silver Jubilee settings? Killer sounds! Thanks for making this video
His guitar face is very expressive
You're an excellent communicator and teacher so I thank you very much. Bravo. But do you have to show your playing examples as if you're playing for crowds at a live concert? Relax. Just play as if you're in the livingroom of your home.
Thanks bro. 👌🏻👏🏻🤪
I can only play ONE way, and that’s the REAL way. Like it or leave it…
What about EQ? Can't tweaking the EQ solve the issue?
Good lordeeeee, thasssss 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘
What’s your opinion about a JCM800 and a King of Tone pedal with a Tele? Killer playing BTW
Sounds like a lot of good ingredients 🥰
I agree that these things affect your tone. Your tone is a sum of all of its parts…BUT not all of those parts I think are created equal. I think speaker choice should be the first thing considered when thinking of your tone. It’s the last filter in your signal chain, and would have the most prominent effect. Likewise if you’re di into front of house or recording, your choice of ir should be considered first before amps, pedals, or pickups . I would love to hear your thoughts on speaker choice and what speakers or irs you prefer with your tone.
So something I love, I am new to owning a AV2 blackguard 51 Tele reissue, not the custom shop, but the USA model. It’s absolutely incredible…now I’m a Les Paul guy through and through, my main amps I play through is first my Marshall Bluesbreaker and also my 4x10 Bassman. With the Bluesbreaker, if you channel jump them and dime out both channels, control your gain with your volume knob. It it this fat and glorious thick heavy tone that sounds totally saturated. It is glorious. But if you don’t dime them out, it will sound a bit thin and weaker…where as with my Bassman, anywhere through the sweep of the volumes it sounds great. I know the Bluesbreaker is basses off the Bassman, but they definitely have two different personalities when it comes to running a Tele through them. I’m so happy I live way out in the woods with no neighbors in sight. I put on my earmuffs and crank it up! ❤❤❤
That sounds like a dream scenario out in the woods! I'd love to crank my amp. I have yet to do so as I live in an apartment. I'm not yet a gigging guitarist but I've been a viola player for a long time now. I play in symphonies and stuff like that. Guitar is something I started at 40 so I'm waaaaaay behind compared to the viola stuff. I've got a Burriss Dirty Red 18w Marshall voiced head. It's actually amazing. Bob Burriss stopped building his amps about 13 years ago but this thing is a beauty. I play it through a Creamback. It's sort of a JT45?JCM800 circuit but it's got a Tone but it's got a Top Cut control that eliminates the treble spike. Most of the stuff I play is more riff based stuff so I've never tried for that blazing lead tone yet. I should just play some fucking leads LOL.
Les Pauls and Bluesbreakers cranked has to sound glorious. It would make me immediately start riffing on some SuperUnknown, most likely. Limo Wreck, Fresh Tendrils, it;s just the sound of that combo. Anyway, I am rambling. Sheers dude.
What a fantastic video have a wonderful day Joey also Thursday is my dad birthday ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊
One cannot Love this Guy. Subscribed in first minute.
Hi Joey ! Just discover your channel and what a great guitar feeling !
On the "Good Telecaster Sound Example 2", you say you played on the Jubilee : have you mic it or is this take with a load box ?
Greeting from france
Load box in this case!
Woww, you did it dude👌👌👌
What did Jimmy Page plug his Tele in recording Led Zeppelin I? That works for me.
What Tele model and pickups are you using? My Baja 60s sounds a little dull in comparison. Love 51 Nocaster and broadcaster pups… I’ve got a Bassbreaker 30R, I’m finding it difficult to get the sort of sound you get. My OD pedals are JRAD Archer, TS808 Tubescreamer, Fulltone Mosfet 2, Beetronics Royal Jelly Fuzz, and a Fender The Bends Compressor set up like a smooth light overdrive. Usually have the Bends and Archer permanently on with one or two of the others stacked into them (or the fuzz). Nice tones, just not quite ‘the’ tone. Would a Rat be a good choice?
Great video! I’ve always thought that the Crunch channel on my DSL sounds dead and boring without any pedal. I could Max out the gain and it still sounds empty somehow. But as soon as I kick in the EHX Soul Food it all comes to live.
Awesome sound and playing, man!
@berndkiltz always ready for a German "Tele" episode on your channel. ;)
Great video Joey. Will you come teach me!! I am 43 and have tried several times to learn. I wished I had started back in the day when life as a grownup and parent didn’t get in the way. I love your videos and solo work. It makes me want to keep trying so don’t stop posting stuff.
I will launch a series of online courses this year. Stay tuned.
I've been waiting for that for so long! Great tone, mate! Thanks a lot!
Your screams have infected that Telecaster. 😱 Thanks for the advise man!! Greetings from Spain🇪🇦 +1 Sub🤘
Asturianos coincidiendo por RUclips jajajaj. Saludos de un Gijonés!
@@AlvaroFdezR La buena música nos hizo coincidir, saludos🎸
Try a vox wah.
Just plug it in line.
OD 2 on most marshalls give more mids..DSL JVM.
& the MG..If on a budget.
Subscribed for epic guitar face. Also recommend a Mark V 25 or 35 with a Tele. Very mid focused amp with post EQ. It will get you there.
All about frequencies!
Hey Joey, great Video and amazing playing. I enjoy the Sounds very much. Best Regards Nik
I tend to lean towards HiWatt sim or Marshall Super Lead sim, but, I turn bass and mid 100% and 0% for treble. You're right, still ice picky treble, but I liked it somehow, although they sounded better when I'm using my humbucker guitar rather than my telecaster.
I use a mesa bogie lone-star special and a 65 fender deluxe reverb as a wet dry combo with an Andy Timmons bb exotic and odr 1 with a delay and a reverb tone heaven .
Epic tone man! Hey bro, you forgot to mention Speaker which are at least 50% of the tone! May I ask what speakers you use with ur Silver Jubilee!???
Hello Joey, could you please recommend me some cool amp for bedroom practice (preferably with headphone out) to get at least close to your tele tone? I know you mentioned the original silver jubilee but that is too loud. Cheers and thank you for your content! :)
Man..just randomly bumped into your channel! You rock man!!! Love your content! You remember me a lot of Rabea’s first videos..do you have some albums or EPs already?
You always sound and play great! I'm assuming these are you Kemper profiles here in this video? Fellow lefty here. Thanks!
The Browne amplification proteins Nashville OD is amazing too
Amazing sound.What amp are you using in this video?
Everyone should be booking this guy for session work.
thanks Todd! ;)
So good. Love the tones. Do you own any Strats? I wonder what your ultimate Strat would sound like. I love both tele and Strat for different things.
Also, would love to see a gear/desk setup and see what you're rocking!
god damn man those guitar solos are on fire! great playing and very informative!
Great tone and playing! Liked and subscribed! Ok…… I’ll buy a telecaster
You mentioned the Silver Jubilee directly in the video. What was the Fender style amp towards the end of the video?
My favorite Tele tone of all time is still Ian DSa from Billy Talent. Tele into Plexi / Trainwreck style amps is just chefs kiss. Wirey, punchy, textured, tons of attitude.
Sir can people use your backing track for free please?
Of course, the Telecaster and Plexi make a perfect combination.
My question what would be a good paring for a strat?
Hi! In "tone example 3" what scale(s) do you paly in? Thanks!
Recently fell in love with the telecaster so it seems like i need this channel to get some of the tips from a more experienced person 👌
Excellent! Well done! A whole series of pairing videos would be great reference sources.
Tele and super reverb is one of the best combo's tough :p Great vid.
Love the ending lead break with screamer pedal 😮
I was not expecting a high gain tone with the tele. It was awesome!!!
Nice tone indeed. Nothing beats a balanced sounding tele!!!
Nice playing Joey & telecaster inspiration
very useful, thank you and great playing 🙂
7:33 Joey please release the backing track for this one.
This makes me curious about using an EQ pedal to get rid of harsh frequencies. What do you think Joey?
Great idea! EQs are so underrated in the guitar world.
A Vox and a hotcake pedal pair great with a telecaster
Thumbs up on your playing style!
What delay pedal are you using? It’s a killer sound and so spacious. What are the exact settings? Thanks.
Good ear, thanks!
My delay setups can get pretty elaborate, but they change depending on the song, mix and workflow I’m in. The sound bites in this video are from months ago, so I can’t exactly remember, but in general, some stereo delay with modulation, could be a Boss DD-3 into a slight flanger, could also be a UAD plugin in the DAW. In any case it’s stereo delay, that much I can say for sure!
That’s a thick ass tele tone dude! Keep it up!
And speakers ?! On the jubilee??
very very good video!! ...and stellar tones and playing 👍
Awesome Joey👍🏼 Share your Amp Settings as a starting point. I love your Tele-Tone🤤
That's the issue though - I don't have fixed settings on any Kemper profile I use. Depends so much on the song, what's going on in the backing track behind it, how I need to push it, etc. etc.
Get a Tele, a fairly dark sounding amp, and go from there.. it'll never be "my" tone anyway, but it could get you yours ;-)
killer tone, killer play ! congrats
Great video. I loved the advice. And super playing.
Very nice melodic playing!
That is good Tele tone ?
subscribed. you rock
great video.. could you cover semi hollow guitars similarly?
Can do that at some point ;)
Sonzeira Joey, qual simulação de amplificador no kemper está usando?
Marshall Silver Jubilee
What was the white distortion pedal? The first one?
jhs notaklön
90% of the tone comes from rolling up the sleeves on your T-Shirt, ask Slash
thats not wrong, haha! look at my sleeves! :D
@@joeyjooones haha! Sublime playing bro
can i get the best telecaster tone on squier? but using the proper amp and proper pedal, based on your advice on the last video
You most definitely can. Give me a squier classic vibe any day of the week - very good guitar. They need a pickup change but after that you’ll have a great guitar for life!
@@joeyjooones thanks for advice bro, sometimes i feel shy when playing squier because in others opinion, squier is a toy, not a real guitar. But if you confirm like that, i feel more confidence
Good Tele tone? There's too much overdrive here to tell. Play cleaner, ditch the pedals, and roll back the guitar's tone control 90 degrees _before_ adjusting your amp. That's it.
I will never understand the hate a Tube Screamer style pedal gets.
Great video Joey.
Most people are expecting an overdrive pedal, and can’t understand why the Tube Screamer sounds so tame through a solid state amp or modeller.
A Tube Screamer has a mid hump and tightens up the bass which is great with most Fender Amps but in combination with most more modern Marshall's there's better options in my opinion.
hello, I would buy the tabs of example 2 forr good telecaster tone but what is the name in the store?
"surfy and dark"!
@@joeyjooones Thanks😀
Timbrasso 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🙌
wherse that silve junilee? in the box?
In my Kemper! I use it often. ;)
Which pickups in this Telecaster?
Twisted Tele neck and Broadcaster bridge, I think.
Maravilloso!!!!
90% of your tone is not in any gear, is it in your fingers
100% of the electric tone starts at the pickups