So glad that I finally found ONE vintage Fender T-guitar demo where the demonstrator plays the guitar with the bridge plate still on. I've always wanted to hear what that actually sounds like.
I have a 2003 Custom Shop '51 Nocaster that I love. I'm also carefully restoring a 1962 Super Amp that had a few hacks over the years. I'm determined to get it back to its original glory, so this video was very enjoyable!
😳 it's in phenomenal condition. Still looks brand new. Someone bought it, never learned how to play, and put it under their bed for nearly 70 years. What a gem. I've seen 1 in my time, poor condition, about a 3.5, very rough for $2500.
This is one of the ONLY videos I've found where the presenter plays a vintage Fender Broad/No/Telecaster with the bridge plate on, as was initially intended. To my ears, it gives the bridge pickup a slightly bassier, more dynamic sound.
@@clicheguevara5282 you have my undying respect for what may be the greatest RUclips name EVER!! I'm honored to meet you, Sr. Guevara, and yes, I'm also here to gawk at gear I'll never be able to own.
So glad that I finally found ONE vintage Fender T-guitar demo where the demonstrator plays the guitar with the bridge plate still on. I've always wanted to hear what that actually sounds like.
I need to win the lottery and then make a pilgrimage to your store what an absolute treat that would be
*in the most endearing dad voice* "We all love the Nocaster"
Yes, we certainly do love this Nocaster and I'm a Strat guy
How nice is this!?!! So clean for being so old and rare!sounds killer!this one was way ahead of its time.
Wow another holy grail amazing
gorgeous. that amp sounds incredible.
Sounds and looks 10/10
Oh my goodness! It practically looks brand new!
That Super is ACE! Love the Tone of that amp!
I have a 2003 Custom Shop '51 Nocaster that I love. I'm also carefully restoring a 1962 Super Amp that had a few hacks over the years. I'm determined to get it back to its original glory, so this video was very enjoyable!
*slaps the roof of gator case
*you can fit so much tone in this bad boy*
Sounds amazing with that amp. Wow.
Some day, it would be cool to have a Tele that looked like this, new, used, vintage or whatever.
Amazing combination. And the playing was stellar. Just beautiful.
Cheers
great playing!
My goodness, what a glorious sound! Interesting switching on these early models.
God, that sounds so good!
😳 it's in phenomenal condition. Still looks brand new. Someone bought it, never learned how to play, and put it under their bed for nearly 70 years. What a gem. I've seen 1 in my time, poor condition, about a 3.5, very rough for $2500.
very Roy Buchanon like .....awesome tones...
I'll take the Brown Super over the Nocaster - one of the nicest amps of all time.
Hi! Notable users of Super amp?!? Thanks!!! 🙏
Me! Lol...
DAMN
This is one of the ONLY videos I've found where the presenter plays a vintage Fender Broad/No/Telecaster with the bridge plate on, as was initially intended. To my ears, it gives the bridge pickup a slightly bassier, more dynamic sound.
wow
More rare than the burst by a long shot
I'll take it if I had 20 kidneys to sell on the black market. .
Not the perfect weight but besides that I agree
You almost lost all us mere players when you said " provenance"...🤔
I mean.. none of us mere players can afford *any* of the guitars they demo. Lol
Provenance or not, it's still a minty Nocaster.
@@clicheguevara5282 you have my undying respect for what may be the greatest RUclips name EVER!! I'm honored to meet you, Sr. Guevara, and yes, I'm also here to gawk at gear I'll never be able to own.
"We all love the Nocaster", no "we" don't; Tele's are ugly, and the old one's are insanely overpriced. I'd love having the amp, though.