I have a 1989 Stratocaster Plus. Almost the same spec as the Ultra but with 3 x Lace Sensor Gold pickups, so a vintage but noiseless tone. Fantastic guitar.
He sounds strangled and tense 1 hour of jogging will help But after suffering this crappy half-assed job, I kindof hope he didn't survive. Unless his dad forced him to do it if he wanted to go to the funeral of his mom who just died of course, which would explain a lot.
The Eric Clapton Signature Strat. You basically get a vintage 1957 Strat with modern noiseless pickups and a mid-boost circuit, which gives you so many sound possibilities.
I got about 18 seconds into this video before having to STOP,..this narration is horrible. Re-edit the audio and re-upload when slowed and cleared. Narrator sounds like hes either struggling not to shit his pants or shit his pants and is rushing someplace to clean himself up
I have a 1991 Strat Ultra. I vote this series #1 as most versatile and attractive non custom shop Strat ever. First, the 3 Lace Senser pickups sound great. What makes the electronics is the combination of the 2 singles (blue neck, silver middle, dual red bridge). There's a 3 way mini toggle for the bridge pickup that in conjunction with the 5 position switch gives is sooo many tone choices including a Tele sound. Then the body; beautiful flame.(diagonal in my case) not only on top but on the back as well. Ebony fret board (you won't see that on non custom shop Strats), Special locking tuners, pop in whammy bar and a Roller nut. A Note about the Nut, early models such as mine used a Wilkinson roller. Problem was they couldn't handle anything more than 10 Guage strings and quite often the ball bearings fell out. Later models use an LSR roller nut. Fortunately LSR makes an upgrade replacement which I had Gary Brawer install. A small price to pay for a BIG fix. This is truly the most beautiful and versatile non custom shop Strat ever built. And the killer is if you can find one (from 1989 to 1998) they're usually under $2,000 k. I paid $1,700 for mine 4 years ago, plus $36.xx for the roller upgrade part and a few bucks to have it installed. As they say, They just don't make 'em like this any more'.
Sorry, but the concept of a top 5 died back in 1960. By 2022 its a top 3 thousand. Be reasonable. They've built multiple millions of these things. A top 3 thousand IS appropriate for today. Now get to work!
Terrible video. They've made over 2 billion guitars 🎸 Top 5 is just stupid. The concept of a top 5 died in the 1960's. It's a top 3 thousand in the year 2022. You're way out of touch with reality.
Japanese 🇯🇵 82’s but really there’s a whole lot of variations and amazing guitars in and around the lawsuit era. Smith strats around 82’ Selmer strats 64’ which were really 63’ 64’ sunburst’s that were painted fiesta red over sun before sold out of England with different cases, straps, and buckle rash preventer. Selmer is the name of the guitar store.
I’ve got a 2015 Mexican strat and it amazing, properly set up these guitars are absolutely killer!!!I know it’s got ceramic pickups but they absolutely rock👍
@@Erazmus_ my main live guitar is a custom 22 so let’s just agree they are killer guitars…but I’ve owned a few custom shop strats and I owned a real 1960 Stratocaster…it’s a little different sound and for sure feel wise…headstock is a little smaller neck carves and body were done a lot by hand so no two were alike..a 59-62 strat is unmatched
I've owned a late 1999 USA Series Stratocaster since new, and it's easily the best guitar I've ever owned or played. It's incredible. Olympic white, that is now a lovely buttery cream, dark Rosewood board and dark Tortoiseshell plate.
Dude talks like he's holding in a bong rip
He sure as hell does..
I have a 1989 Stratocaster Plus. Almost the same spec as the Ultra but with 3 x Lace Sensor Gold pickups, so a vintage but noiseless tone. Fantastic guitar.
Just some constructive criticism - you could work on the voice over a little
I assumed he was a trainee auctioneer in his spare time
He sounds strangled and tense
1 hour of jogging will help
But after suffering this crappy half-assed job, I kindof hope he didn't survive. Unless his dad forced him to do it if he wanted to go to the funeral of his mom who just died of course, which would explain a lot.
He sounds like he’s about to cry
@@uhhdudeuhhwhatsup These are nostalgic guitars man cmon🥲
The Eric Clapton Signature Strat. You basically get a vintage 1957 Strat with modern noiseless pickups and a mid-boost circuit, which gives you so many sound possibilities.
Nope, can't keep up with the narration.
Slow down, what is the rush?
That's what she said
Worst night ever
Sounds like a robot on speed. Please fix❗️
You sound depressed
I got about 18 seconds into this video before having to STOP,..this narration is horrible. Re-edit the audio and re-upload when slowed and cleared. Narrator sounds like hes either struggling not to shit his pants or shit his pants and is rushing someplace to clean himself up
I have a 1962 Vintage Reissue ’Fullerton‘ Stratocaster from 1982. Best guitar I‘ve ever played!
Enunciate, mate. ENUNCIATE. So difficult to understand what you've mumbled there.
Narrator sounds like he's about to cry.. BUT a cool vid. Thanks!
Yeah. That ugly vocal fry.
He’s sad because he can’t afford any of these... neither can I, 😢
I’d be crying looking at those axes too! Tears of lust!
1989 strat plus...don lace gold sensors...
Why are you talking so fast I can’t understand anything
I have a 1991 Strat Ultra. I vote this series #1 as most versatile and attractive non custom shop Strat ever. First, the 3 Lace Senser pickups sound great. What makes the electronics is the combination of the 2 singles (blue neck, silver middle, dual red bridge). There's a 3 way mini toggle for the bridge pickup that in conjunction with the 5 position switch gives is sooo many tone choices including a Tele sound. Then the body; beautiful flame.(diagonal in my case) not only on top but on the back as well. Ebony fret board (you won't see that on non custom shop Strats), Special locking tuners, pop in whammy bar and a Roller nut. A Note about the Nut, early models such as mine used a Wilkinson roller. Problem was they couldn't handle anything more than 10 Guage strings and quite often the ball bearings fell out. Later models use an LSR roller nut. Fortunately LSR makes an upgrade replacement which I had Gary Brawer install. A small price to pay for a BIG fix. This is truly the most beautiful and versatile non custom shop Strat ever built. And the killer is if you can find one (from 1989 to 1998) they're usually under $2,000 k. I paid $1,700 for mine 4 years ago, plus $36.xx for the roller upgrade part and a few bucks to have it installed. As they say, They just don't make 'em like this any more'.
Sorry, but the concept of a top 5 died back in 1960.
By 2022 its a top 3 thousand.
Be reasonable.
They've built multiple millions of these things.
A top 3 thousand IS appropriate for today.
Now get to work!
What was the need to speak so fast? You could allow us to dwell a little and take it all in!
Its a nice video with the volume off
If the guy speaks any faster I’d call it gobbledygook!
Why the rush?
... he was trying to keep the video under 3:04.
1998 Deluxe!
Cut back on the Red Bull.
I consider my '77 blonde maple neck to be in the top 5, because its mine 👍
My first one was a ‘79 translucent blonde with black pickguard. Miss it too.
Well all mine are the top 5.
Anyway by now it's a top 3 hundred thousand.
So they've made over 2 billion guitars 🎸
Top 5 is ridiculous.
My 2011 American Deluxe is my favorite I’ve ever touched. A baby can make it sound good.
Good video. The only surprise was 5 the 1990 strat.
Terrible video.
They've made over 2 billion guitars 🎸
Top 5 is just stupid.
The concept of a top 5 died in the 1960's.
It's a top 3 thousand in the year 2022.
You're way out of touch with reality.
i like how it moves along quickly, i get more youtube that way
Wrong, the greatest Strat ever made was the Fender American Professional 1 strat.
No honorable mention of the American Standard! Bah Humbug
When I was 10 years old I got myself the 60th anniversary start in sunburst. Heard people really like that guitar a lot aswel!
All talk, no guitar sound samples. Funny...
Japanese 🇯🇵 82’s
but really there’s a whole lot of variations and amazing guitars in and around the lawsuit era.
Smith strats around 82’
Selmer strats 64’ which were really 63’ 64’ sunburst’s that were painted fiesta red over sun before sold out of England with different cases, straps, and buckle rash preventer. Selmer is the name of the guitar store.
How do you rank 2002 Highway One strats?
Yeah this list is way too narrow..not all the options were considered me thinks!
It’s an amazing guitar
Didn't know they made 1958 slabboards ;)
Hahahahah this voice audio is hilarious I can't stop laughing
Alrighty then... there you have it. Thanks ⚓️. AGN.
You can sell a nice Ultra Plus for a lot more than cited.
That Utra. I will one day find one and buy it.
The Strat Ultra should have been kept around and never discontinued
Well the top 100 has been and gone.
The top 500 has been and gone.
You're all too slow and way out of date.
We're upto a top 3 thousand by now.
I’ve got a 2015 Mexican strat and it amazing, properly set up these guitars are absolutely killer!!!I know it’s got ceramic pickups but they absolutely rock👍
They get better every year. The best strats are the newest.
54-62 are the only real strats...the rest are copies
@@Erazmus_ oh yeah that’s why they remake all the best years? Why don’t they have a 1982 reissue? …..
@@Erazmus_ my main live guitar is a custom 22 so let’s just agree they are killer guitars…but I’ve owned a few custom shop strats and I owned a real 1960 Stratocaster…it’s a little different sound and for sure feel wise…headstock is a little smaller neck carves and body were done a lot by hand so no two were alike..a 59-62 strat is unmatched
I've owned a late 1999 USA Series Stratocaster since new, and it's easily the best guitar I've ever owned or played. It's incredible. Olympic white, that is now a lovely buttery cream, dark Rosewood board and dark Tortoiseshell plate.