Hi Dave, sounds awesome. I've just bought one of these on eBay, second hand but as good as new, it's in a lovely burgundy mist colour. I'm just starting out on my guitar journey at 62. Don't think I've got enough time left to live to get anywhere near as good as you😂but hopefully I will enjoy learning on this beautiful guitar 🙂
I own 6 Squiers and I love them, been on the hunt for this one for the past year. You scored a nice deal there indeed. Nice playing as well Dave and may the madness of the world make you wanna play more guitar 👍
God i had one of these waaay back in 2007, ive always missed it. This has spurred me on to find another!, that smile on the face says it all when you play her Dave, that's a connection that'll never break 👍
It warms my heart to hear you play that guitar after getting one earlier this year and am glad you like it so much. Poor thing needed some love and it certainly got it from yourself. It sits with my MIM telecaster which is also Black and I love them both.
Another excellent video. Dave’s playing style reminds me of all my favourite players of the early to mid 70’s. That was the only time I felt I understood rock guitar
Love the fact that a mistreated guitar fell in to the hands of the guitar wizard mr dave simpson. Thank you for saving it I love happy endings. Keep up the good work mr simpson
Sounds great Mr.Dave.....these used Classic Vibe Deluxe Telecasters start usually around 300,-- Euros so congrats to your deal...btw also congrats for 1000 new subscribers...your channel will constantly grow in the future... and you deserve it! greez from Germany!
Great guitar and demo. I have a Hohner Tele Deluxe from 1985 which is a stonker. Great low action player for decades but now needs a refret. Might treat her this year. Thanks for a great year of videos and keep them coming.
Squire are making some fantastic guitars nowadays, especially the Classic Vibe series. Dave, well done rescuing a beaten one, love your playing as always and thank you for a brilliant channel.
Try before you buy is still a good rule of thumb, but some squiers have a magic to them that makes them greater than the sum of their parts and defies the "low rent" stigma they had for decades
It may have been a bit knackered, but I call that one a bargain! IMO, some of the most rewarding guitars can be the ones you have to put some work into. At least on-camera, I also like the look of the paint after you sanded it down. It has a nice "worn" look. Sort of a little more "vintage", instead of it being just a glossy poly finish. It sounds great too. I always considered these to be a bit of a sleeper guitar. I think after this demo you might agree. A word about the "Wide-Range" pickups in this guitar though... Unfortunately, they are not true Wide-Range humbuckers in design and construction. They do have split adjustable pole pieces, similar to real Wide-Range humbuckers, but that's where the similarities between them end. Essentially, all Squire did was install a normal-sized humbucker under a Wide-Range cover, and the construction of the pickup is exactly like any traditional humbucker, except for the split pole pieces. The pickups in your guitar are regular humbuckers with steel slugs and steel adjustment screws with a bar magnet underneath, just like a regular humbucker. Whereas, what makes a true Wide-Range pickup a Wide-Range pickup is its unique construction. Instead of a typical bar magnet underneath the coils that magnetizes the steel screws and slugs, like in a regular humbucker, the coil design of a Wide-Range pickup is more akin to a Strat or Tele, in that it has individual magnet slugs, and the adjustable screws themselves are magnets as well! In addition, it also has a steel plate underneath the coils with no bar magnet. Also, the slugs and screws are made of a unique magnet material called CuNiFe, typically pronounced like "coo-nih-fay", which is part of the original design, and up until recently, even Fender themselves, as well as most aftermarket pickup makers, were not using this magnet material due to its lack of availability. Also, a true Wide-Range pickup's coils are slightly larger in size compared to a regular humbucker, and also has a few more turns of wire on average per coil to make up for the smaller magnet slug construction, instead of having a larger bar magnet underneath. Have a look at this diagram that shows the construction differences between a normal PAF-style humbucker and a true Wide-Range humbucker in the link below. Also, fun fact: the designer of Fender's Wide-Range pickup back in the early 70s was Seth Lover, who designed the PAF for Gibson in the 50s! 😉 images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5250d95ae4b0b7fca755d00d/1620499287110-IZKEDWYTHQATHLOL2H5A/210502+Figure+1.png It's those construction differences that makes a real Wide-Range pickup what it is, and unfortunately, none of the Squier "Wide-Range"-style pickups are made that way. They are just regular humbuckers with different adjustable pole piece placement. With all of that said, does this really matter? Not one bit. While these pickups may not be true to the Wide-Range pickup's sound and construction, I have always considered the Squire "Wide-Range"-style pickups to have excellent tone. They seem to vary from guitar to guitar, and from year to year, but when you get a good one they can be magical. Some of them have really nice clarity and balance, and some can sound even fatter than your average humbucker. Like a burly, get-out-of-my-way, big boy tone that can put some Les Pauls to shame. So, regardless of if they are constructed like real Wide-Range pickups or not, it's kind of irrelevant. Because tone is what wins the day more than anything else, and these pickups can sound great. Thanks for the great video, Dave! Great guitar, great playing and great tones! Cheers.
This guitar looks amazing! I need to try one. I wanted a double humbucker guitar but I'm not really a fan of les paul guitars so this might be it! (Except the white falcon i need one really bad)
Great find! I have it's older brother - the Vintage Modified Telecaster Custom, which is similar except for normal 'buckers and a Tele headstock. It plays better than my Fender Telecaster and is my goto for most things.
What a journey jam! I enjoy your sounds the only one Dave Simpson tha master!!! thank you very much and i.Wish you the best and luck in 2024 and a happy new year Dave!!✊💯💪
@@adiohead same! Love them. If you ever have the money to pony up for their tuning machines, those are amazing as well. Each tuner has a different gear ratio so that all strings feel the same when tuning. They’re pricey, but worth it if you have a few extra bucks to spend.
It’s great that you’ve salvaged a skip-bound wreck & given it new life. I’m a Strataholic & wasn’t a Tele fan but you’ve done a great job with that one. I’ve just bought a mint 2020 Squier Classic Vibe 50’s Tele from Cash Converters for £200. All I’ve done is change the saddles for brass compensated ones & it sounds killer. It’s changed my mind about Tele’s.
Nice video. Great sounds. The proper name would be a Les TelePauCaster. I have had a fairly high quality Japanese made Morris copy of a Tele Deluxe since 1987. I am quite partial to it and have never been able to find another guitar to take its place.
That sounds amazingly like Neil Young's black Les Paul with those microphonic pickups his has. Got a churchbell gong clank to the power chords that is massive! Good find Dave! Great sounding guitar...I think Glen Hansard played a blonde one in the Commitments film. Maybe his was a thinline but it had those wide range buckers on it I believe. Merry Christmas Dave!
i avoided watching this video until now because i’ve been thinking about buying one of these for years, and i didn’t want dave to make it sound like the most incredible guitar ever, in turn making me want to buy one even more. i think i’m probably gonna buy one soon now
Great video. Wonderful guitars - pretty much all the Squier Classic Vibe series. Love a deluxe Tele. A sensible Les Paul basically. Rather than a mahogany fireplace hanging around your neck, with a headstock that's just waiting to snap if the guitar slides off the sofa accidentally.
Dave, I just love you and your playing. I listen all the time. You have incredible tones and sounds. I just wish you would spend more time sharing how you get these settings please. thanks
Recently bought a Classic Vibe Deluxe off a friend, and I haven't touched my CV strat in weeks. Just something about that guitar. They are absolute workhorses.
Incredible playing Dave, as we have all become accustomed to whenever you pick up, whatever kind of plank of wood. Good to see the Mel 9 is still getting some love. I'm still saving up for that ambience. Top notch.
Merry New Year, Dave! (that's a reference from the movie Trading Places). Do you gig with any of your Squier's? I've gigged with a Bullet Strat regularly and it's worked fantastic.
"...the World going Mental." With an Acoustic G string on the low E, ah yeah, I should say so. Every time I come here though, just expecting a simple Review, Dave always uppercut Hits me with an absolutely EPIC David Gilmour Caliber Journey through Space-Time where I'm not sure if I'm in some Ancient or Future epoch anymore at the end of it all! You are like a Force of Nature Dave or a vehicle for Timeless joyous 'Spirit travel'. It really is a like Religious Experience. Incredible really.
ive got a classic vibe squire tele that ive personally beaten up just because its such a workhorse guitar ive sanded the sticky finish down to a matte feel and the neck too i just love that guitar and theres something special that happens when you make your guitar your own like that
Got this guitar with P90 no belly cut and tele headstock with the fat neck love it ! Happy new year all🎉👍☮️☮️ PLEASE!!!!!!! Still the best player on the tube!!
Mr Dave, whatever sort of day I’ve had, good, bad or indifferent, your videos and music always make them better days. The good you do for music, for neglected guitars and us people of the tube is immeasurably good. We are incredibly lucky and I am incredibly thankful 🙂
I’ve been after a tele deluxe for a while, I love the creamy white one, there is a vintnera version. I really liked the playing, some great parts in it. Have you hit the mushrooms Dave ?
I don't know what it is about a tele, but when you get your hands on 1, it just changes your life and your outlook on guitar playing, I have 3 other fully working guitars and recently bought a H&B tele, & I can safely say it has changed my life, whilst I still play my strat, my LP & my V, I just want to play my H&B tele most of the time, I love it, with all of its £149 faults, my only wish is that I can get similar sounds from it that you do, rock on brother you inspire me daily, that I promise you
I have tried for years to love my Vintage Black V100 Les Paul but failed. Earlier this year I bought a second hand Squire Custom Tele Delux circa 2011 that had been bought but left unplayed. It is immaculate and I love it to bits . Cost me £175 with an amp thrown in. It is all the guitar that I had hoped the Vintage would be. I wish it had come into my life earlier. Sadly I cannot get it to make music like you .
Wide Range HB? I thought that was only for the Vintera. That’s an eye opener. Is the neck lacquered on the fret board? I been thinking of getting a tele deluxe Vintera since it’s road worn series are nitro.
I have bought a new Classic Vibe Tele deluxe and its my favourite guitar. It does sound like a Les Paul now and then and has a lot of grunt. So highly recommended for classic rock and blues. Kingfish plays a Fender at 10x the price. This one sounds simulair... Thanks for this review it made me buy this guitar..
Had a worn out classicvibe thinine with the widerange humbuckers. Actually played that thing to death, and i duly miss it. I loved that thing, and want to get a new one eventually
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Hi Dave, sounds awesome.
I've just bought one of these on eBay, second hand but as good as new, it's in a lovely burgundy mist colour.
I'm just starting out on my guitar journey at 62.
Don't think I've got enough time left to live to get anywhere near as good as you😂but hopefully I will enjoy learning on this beautiful guitar 🙂
The Tele Deluxe was not on my radar until I won a Road Worn version in a competition and now I am totally sold on them. 😎
I own 6 Squiers and I love them, been on the hunt for this one for the past year. You scored a nice deal there indeed. Nice playing as well Dave and may the madness of the world make you wanna play more guitar 👍
Dave, only you can bring a knackered guitar a new life like that! The sounds you got out that thing were amazing. Well done Mate!! 🤘🎸
I love this guy, he's funny, he's got carisma, british accent and plays with a heart full of passion. He's an artist.
God i had one of these waaay back in 2007, ive always missed it. This has spurred me on to find another!, that smile on the face says it all when you play her Dave, that's a connection that'll never break 👍
Insane playing, insane… keep it up Mr Dave!! Such an inspiration to make me practice!! 🤘🏻
Wicked guitar!
Happy new years Mr.Simpson! The guitar community loves you!
Huge thumbs up for saving the guitar and giving it new life and also for the killer playing the instant you started in with the droning!
Fantastic guitar Dave, what a great score 🖤
Sounds awesome, Happy New Year✨🥂🍾🎉
It warms my heart to hear you play that guitar after getting one earlier this year and am glad you like it so much. Poor thing needed some love and it certainly got it from yourself. It sits with my MIM telecaster which is also Black and I love them both.
beautiful sound! love your videos♥
Not sure how I missed this!! CV tele deluxe on my radar for quite a while. Just epic playing man. The slide was spectacular.
Brilliant video, the sounds around 28mins onwards are bliss.
Happy new year Dave and co. Thx for al your good work in 2023. I wish you all the best for 2024. Hello from Belgium.
Another excellent video. Dave’s playing style reminds me of all my favourite players of the early to mid 70’s. That was the only time I felt I understood rock guitar
Love the fact that a mistreated guitar fell in to the hands of the guitar wizard mr dave simpson. Thank you for saving it I love happy endings. Keep up the good work mr simpson
Sounds great Mr.Dave.....these used Classic Vibe Deluxe Telecasters start usually around 300,-- Euros so congrats to your deal...btw also congrats for 1000 new subscribers...your channel will constantly grow in the future... and you deserve it! greez from Germany!
Great guitar and demo. I have a Hohner Tele Deluxe from 1985 which is a stonker. Great low action player for decades but now needs a refret. Might treat her this year. Thanks for a great year of videos and keep them coming.
Squire are making some fantastic guitars nowadays, especially the Classic Vibe series. Dave, well done rescuing a beaten one, love your playing as always and thank you for a brilliant channel.
Try before you buy is still a good rule of thumb, but some squiers have a magic to them that makes them greater than the sum of their parts and defies the "low rent" stigma they had for decades
classic vibe has gone downhill, affinity is where its at
Love the ambient beats towards the end 🙌🏻
Beautiful guitar Dave! Rock on 🤘🏻
Awesome job Dave
What a fantastic video Dave happy new year also have a wonderful day ❤😊
Love the sound and looks of that one. Sounds like something that Josh Homme could play on. Seems solid as a rock. Great playing as usual!
Loving the tones dave .so soulful to ❤ keep up the great music to
Always liked the look of these teles. Hats off for giving it the care and attention it clearly needed 👏
I have the same exact kind. Great guitar. My wife got it as a Christmas present 2yrs ago. Just a beautiful all around work horse
Love to see a guitar being brought back to new life 👌
Thanks Dave, you always have an Interesting Video, Keep Em Coming Man, A Great New Year To You, Cousin Figel
Nice job with the restoring!
So enjoyable to watch your videos 👑🎸
Great session Dave and the Deluxe too, I have one with P-90s comfortable to play.
This is a good one, well done mate!
Ahhh so good and beautiful playing,...=) Wish ya' and Cici a good happy new year,...=) Love cheers =)
Nice find and tones Dave🎉❤😊
Keep Rockin out Ðave and fellow bandmates🎸🤘
It may have been a bit knackered, but I call that one a bargain! IMO, some of the most rewarding guitars can be the ones you have to put some work into. At least on-camera, I also like the look of the paint after you sanded it down. It has a nice "worn" look. Sort of a little more "vintage", instead of it being just a glossy poly finish. It sounds great too. I always considered these to be a bit of a sleeper guitar. I think after this demo you might agree.
A word about the "Wide-Range" pickups in this guitar though...
Unfortunately, they are not true Wide-Range humbuckers in design and construction. They do have split adjustable pole pieces, similar to real Wide-Range humbuckers, but that's where the similarities between them end. Essentially, all Squire did was install a normal-sized humbucker under a Wide-Range cover, and the construction of the pickup is exactly like any traditional humbucker, except for the split pole pieces.
The pickups in your guitar are regular humbuckers with steel slugs and steel adjustment screws with a bar magnet underneath, just like a regular humbucker. Whereas, what makes a true Wide-Range pickup a Wide-Range pickup is its unique construction. Instead of a typical bar magnet underneath the coils that magnetizes the steel screws and slugs, like in a regular humbucker, the coil design of a Wide-Range pickup is more akin to a Strat or Tele, in that it has individual magnet slugs, and the adjustable screws themselves are magnets as well! In addition, it also has a steel plate underneath the coils with no bar magnet. Also, the slugs and screws are made of a unique magnet material called CuNiFe, typically pronounced like "coo-nih-fay", which is part of the original design, and up until recently, even Fender themselves, as well as most aftermarket pickup makers, were not using this magnet material due to its lack of availability. Also, a true Wide-Range pickup's coils are slightly larger in size compared to a regular humbucker, and also has a few more turns of wire on average per coil to make up for the smaller magnet slug construction, instead of having a larger bar magnet underneath.
Have a look at this diagram that shows the construction differences between a normal PAF-style humbucker and a true Wide-Range humbucker in the link below. Also, fun fact: the designer of Fender's Wide-Range pickup back in the early 70s was Seth Lover, who designed the PAF for Gibson in the 50s! 😉
images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5250d95ae4b0b7fca755d00d/1620499287110-IZKEDWYTHQATHLOL2H5A/210502+Figure+1.png
It's those construction differences that makes a real Wide-Range pickup what it is, and unfortunately, none of the Squier "Wide-Range"-style pickups are made that way. They are just regular humbuckers with different adjustable pole piece placement.
With all of that said, does this really matter? Not one bit. While these pickups may not be true to the Wide-Range pickup's sound and construction, I have always considered the Squire "Wide-Range"-style pickups to have excellent tone. They seem to vary from guitar to guitar, and from year to year, but when you get a good one they can be magical. Some of them have really nice clarity and balance, and some can sound even fatter than your average humbucker. Like a burly, get-out-of-my-way, big boy tone that can put some Les Pauls to shame. So, regardless of if they are constructed like real Wide-Range pickups or not, it's kind of irrelevant. Because tone is what wins the day more than anything else, and these pickups can sound great.
Thanks for the great video, Dave! Great guitar, great playing and great tones! Cheers.
Great work Dave £70 what a bargain -oh and Happy New Year 🎸
This is one of the few guitar models that's still on my wanted list
You've got yourself a goodun' there Dave. Sounds incredible.
Mr S gives a great guitar a new lease of life love these videos!🙂
This guitar looks amazing! I need to try one. I wanted a double humbucker guitar but I'm not really a fan of les paul guitars so this might be it! (Except the white falcon i need one really bad)
Great find! I have it's older brother - the Vintage Modified Telecaster Custom, which is similar except for normal 'buckers and a Tele headstock. It plays better than my Fender Telecaster and is my goto for most things.
Oh lovely! And the jam evolved in a kind of 'Oldfieldesque' way for a good while I thought. Great job.
Keep up the amazing work
Thank you very much indeed. :)
What a journey jam! I enjoy your sounds the only one Dave Simpson tha master!!! thank you very much and i.Wish you the best and luck in 2024 and a happy new year Dave!!✊💯💪
If you do have to replace the nut at any point, graphtech makes a pre slotted drop in one for like $15 USD (10£-ish?). Cheers, happy new year Dave!
Big fan of graphtech tusq nuts.
@@adiohead same! Love them. If you ever have the money to pony up for their tuning machines, those are amazing as well. Each tuner has a different gear ratio so that all strings feel the same when tuning. They’re pricey, but worth it if you have a few extra bucks to spend.
@@IndependenceGuitar Their saddles are also great.
It’s great that you’ve salvaged a skip-bound wreck & given it new life. I’m a Strataholic & wasn’t a Tele fan but you’ve done a great job with that one. I’ve just bought a mint 2020 Squier Classic Vibe 50’s Tele from Cash Converters for £200. All I’ve done is change the saddles for brass compensated ones & it sounds killer. It’s changed my mind about Tele’s.
The Classic Vibe range is so good
Nice video. Great sounds.
The proper name would be a Les TelePauCaster.
I have had a fairly high quality Japanese made Morris copy of a Tele Deluxe since 1987. I am quite partial to it and have never been able to find another guitar to take its place.
I see one of these beauties in my collection. Great and lucky save. Ooh that sound.
If i could aspire to play like anyone it would be dave.Such feeling and emotional in his playing,first class.
That sounds amazingly like Neil Young's black Les Paul with those microphonic pickups his has. Got a churchbell gong clank to the power chords that is massive! Good find Dave! Great sounding guitar...I think Glen Hansard played a blonde one in the Commitments film. Maybe his was a thinline but it had those wide range buckers on it I believe. Merry Christmas Dave!
Love them. I have a 2005 Standard model which has the rosewood board and a black sparkle finish. Very nice. 👍🇦🇺
Nice catch Dave and Awesome awesome playing
reversed delay interlude at 28:40 was just fascinating, i just keep coming back to listen again and again. It's DD7 with looped phrase ?
That was beautiful
i avoided watching this video until now because i’ve been thinking about buying one of these for years, and i didn’t want dave to make it sound like the most incredible guitar ever, in turn making me want to buy one even more. i think i’m probably gonna buy one soon now
Actually been looking for one of these. Or a classic vibe thinline. I love my AM pro 2 tele but I wouldn't mind a deluxe as well.
Great video.
Wonderful guitars - pretty much all the Squier Classic Vibe series.
Love a deluxe Tele.
A sensible Les Paul basically.
Rather than a mahogany fireplace hanging around your neck, with a headstock that's just waiting to snap if the guitar slides off the sofa accidentally.
Saved.. amazing!
I really enjoyed that, and yes it does have a lot of music left in it. To coin a phrase: " Every wand eventually finds its master". 🙂
Dave Simpson and Squire Guitars always make a gorgeous Soundscape!!!!!!!!!!
Dave, I just love you and your playing. I listen all the time. You have incredible tones and sounds. I just wish you would spend more time sharing how you get these settings please. thanks
I have videos on all that on my channel.
Sounds amazing! I've been craving Tele. Played a few but never owned one. I must hunt one of these down. ❤
Recently bought a Classic Vibe Deluxe off a friend, and I haven't touched my CV strat in weeks. Just something about that guitar. They are absolute workhorses.
You are truly Blessed, Dude.
I'm so glad you use your powers for good rather than evil.
Wow, its sound amazing 🎉
Eh Dave, Merry Christmas and have a fantastic New Year, to you and your family.
Now, lets hear about this humbucker telecaster (sacrilege).
Incredible playing Dave, as we have all become accustomed to whenever you pick up, whatever kind of plank of wood.
Good to see the Mel 9 is still getting some love. I'm still saving up for that ambience. Top notch.
Merry New Year, Dave! (that's a reference from the movie Trading Places). Do you gig with any of your Squier's? I've gigged with a Bullet Strat regularly and it's worked fantastic.
I have done yeps.
Keep doing what you are doing Dave. All the best for 2024!
Love the way things just happen
Loved that! 😎
"...the World going Mental." With an Acoustic G string on the low E, ah yeah, I should say so. Every time I come here though, just expecting a simple Review, Dave always uppercut Hits me with an absolutely EPIC David Gilmour Caliber Journey through Space-Time where I'm not sure if I'm in some Ancient or Future epoch anymore at the end of it all! You are like a Force of Nature Dave or a vehicle for Timeless joyous 'Spirit travel'. It really is a like Religious Experience. Incredible really.
I've had a white one for a coup!s of years. Thinking about sticking some Creamery pickup in it. Useful, easy to get on with and I'm glad I got it.
This is amazing... I can imagine a dark horseman riding on a white horse through an apocalyptic winter. Dark, emotional and epic all at the same time.
That was amazing Dave...so mesmerizing and its great that you took a mistreated pile of crap and made a respectful instrument out of it.
well played
Fantastic Gilmourian presentation ❤❤❤
That's a good score, I've always been curious of those guitars, or at least the 70's style Tele deluxe with the humbuckers
Nice tune! WOW!
Pat Travers used to play one. Theres a great video of him with Mars Cowling and Nicko McBrain live here on youtube. Sounded awesome to me.
Guitar sounds great through the rig. DO plz tell us what your rig is here to achieve this cool ambience
That was Awesome.👍🏻
ive got a classic vibe squire tele that ive personally beaten up just because its such a workhorse guitar ive sanded the sticky finish down to a matte feel and the neck too i just love that guitar and theres something special that happens when you make your guitar your own like that
Man.. that jam around 11 min sounds so good
I had the vintage modied version of 1 of those. Wish fender had kept with the 12" radius on the fingerboards. Great grab for $70 !!
Got this guitar with P90 no belly cut and tele headstock with the fat neck love it ! Happy new year all🎉👍☮️☮️ PLEASE!!!!!!! Still the best player on the tube!!
Mr Dave, whatever sort of day I’ve had, good, bad or indifferent, your videos and music always make them better days. The good you do for music, for neglected guitars and us people of the tube is immeasurably good. We are incredibly lucky and I am incredibly thankful 🙂
That sounded ace 👍
I’ve been after a tele deluxe for a while, I love the creamy white one, there is a vintnera version. I really liked the playing, some great parts in it. Have you hit the mushrooms Dave ?
I have the silverburst version that I got from Sweetwater. I did have to upgrade some things but over all its a beast of a guitar.
dave makes anything sound good
Hmm interesting guitar, I'll keep an eye open for one coming up
I don't know what it is about a tele, but when you get your hands on 1, it just changes your life and your outlook on guitar playing, I have 3 other fully working guitars and recently bought a H&B tele, & I can safely say it has changed my life, whilst I still play my strat, my LP & my V, I just want to play my H&B tele most of the time, I love it, with all of its £149 faults, my only wish is that I can get similar sounds from it that you do, rock on brother you inspire me daily, that I promise you
Great guitar, I have the version loaded with P90s… love it!
I have tried for years to love my Vintage Black V100 Les Paul but failed. Earlier this year I bought a second hand Squire Custom Tele Delux circa 2011 that had been bought but left unplayed. It is immaculate and I love it to bits . Cost me £175 with an amp thrown in. It is all the guitar that I had hoped the Vintage would be. I wish it had come into my life earlier. Sadly I cannot get it to make music like you .
Wide Range HB? I thought that was only for the Vintera. That’s an eye opener. Is the neck lacquered on the fret board? I been thinking of getting a tele deluxe Vintera since it’s road worn series are nitro.
This guy is awesome.
No additional comments needed.
I have bought a new Classic Vibe Tele deluxe and its my favourite guitar. It does sound like a Les Paul now and then and has a lot of grunt. So highly recommended for classic rock and blues. Kingfish plays a Fender at 10x the price. This one sounds simulair... Thanks for this review it made me buy this guitar..
Had a worn out classicvibe thinine with the widerange humbuckers. Actually played that thing to death, and i duly miss it. I loved that thing, and want to get a new one eventually
I’ve got one those I just put a treble bleed on it it’s sound great 👍☮️
@@G.S.W.SewmesomeMusic yeah i did that and repainted it blue. Man i should try and repair it.
@@James-kj9hwI didn’t paint mine but I feel off a chair and reliced it 😂 happy new year!!
@@G.S.W.SewmesomeMusic happy new year dude