I have been a guitar player, tech and 'accumulator' for over 50 years. Most of my guitars are American made, but I bought one of these just to see what everyone was talking about. I also saw Jack Pearson playing a CV Strat on Bonamassa's boat cruise. For $400 this thing is quite amazing! For a beginner, this guitar is 10X better than any "beginner guitar" we had in the 60's!! With a good setup and a few hardware changes it could be the only guitar you ever need! Of course once the 'guitar bug' bites it's all over. LOL But if we had these 50 years ago, at this price (adjusted for time), I might not have a house full of guitars today. LOL 8) Of course, JMHO --gary

One of the best Tele videos I’ve seen on KZfaq. Very professional and enjoyable at the same time.

The formatting of this video was so refreshing, calm, clear and concise. I really appreciate the way you produced this video. It's like watching quality television back before KZfaq, and streaming services, took over. Haha

I just got a classic vibe in butterscotch made in Indonesia, gorgeous guitar with a great neck given its high poly finish. It surprised me being smooth and fast. You have done a fantastic job on describing/reviewing this guitar. Everything is true after having played mine. I’ll be switching out my saddles for brass whether it truly changes tone or not brass just looks better especially on this guitar. Squire did a phenomenal job on this guitar and I’m in shock over it for the price point. Anyone on the fence about one of these needs to just cave in an go for it. You’ll be presently surprised.

I love your comments at the end. That is exactly what I told a gear snob friend of mine. Is more badass to be at a stage and sound amazing with a relative cheap guitar than with an expensive one because people are not expecting it.

Let’s not forget Prince and Chrissy Hynde! Two iconic players that helped bring the tele to the MTV generation in the 80’s. Great video man 👍🏻

There’s magic in the classic vibes. They are amazing guitars not just for the price but for any price. Very well made and full of mojo

My 2016 C.V. 50's Tele was made in China. It has Brass saddles, the 5-hole pickguard and Alnico 3 pickups. It's also a heavy beast. It's the best Telecaster I've ever owned, and I've owned plenty. Great video!

just bought a squier tele, used, for £100 - my current favourite guitar - we're in the age of superb cheap gear

Some of the best tele sound samples I’ve heard. Really captured the essence of what makes the tele tone special and unique.

Hey Brooks! Great, no nonsense video. Making me tempted to buy one (and I’ve got a couple of Teles already! 😆). But, seriously - straightforward, analytical and EXACTLY what a review, of any type, should be. Superb!

I love the simplicity. I have been playing since 1975 and have been through many different guitars through the years. At this time, I have a 1977 telecaster, and I am currently assembling a tele with a white-blonde classic vibe tele body, and a mexican fender '51 'U' neck.

I have a BS blonde CV Tele made in China. It's about 6 or 7 years old and came with brass saddles. I couldn't agree more with the video. I own many guitars, Gibson Les Paul's and SG, Fender USA tele and Strats and I have to say the Squier is always in tune, fun and inspiring to play. A true workhorse! Rock on!

The older classic vibe 50 out of China 3 or 4 years ago the butterscotch had the alico fives on it brass Bridges medium jumbo frets... That was the best one in my opinion...

So I just got a used one of these, made in China in 2013 with the brass saddles. It is heavier than I expected but what surprised me is just how better it both felt and sounded than my American made Vintage 50s tele. It is the original 50s vintage and not the new Vintage 2. The Squire Classic Vibe 50s plays better, has a much better finished neck, and sounds the same. I sold the Fender and kept the Squire. Great video and so easy to digest and follow and also fun to watch

The original tele bridge is the most misunderstood bridge out there. You can get perfect intonation every time- you just don’t rely on moving it back and forth. You have to minimally raise or lower the strings to get them balanced. Once it’s there it stays there, it’s one of the most solid bridges on any guitar.

Another great video! As a country music lover, I have a huge soft spot for telecasters!

Bought a Butterscotch Classic Vibe 5 years ago and upgraded with locking tuners , compensated brass saddles and Lindy Fralin Blues Special pickups and Control plate.Now I have a Tele that sounds as good as any I've ever heard for a fraction of the price. Who cares what name is on the headstock. The Classic Vibe is a Great guitar

I have the Squier CV tele in sunburst with double binding looks great sounds great nice to play. I recently changed the 3 saddle bridge for a 6 saddle as the 3 saddle drove me spare. Undoubtedly amazing guitar a true value for money. I love this guitar. Oh rosewood fretboard.

I bought a Classic Vibe 50’s tele and it was one of my favorite guitars. After a couple of years I upgraded a MM tele and stopped playing the classic vibe altogether. Fortunately I had a buddy that did not have a tele. So true sent him the CV tele and he absolutely loved it and plays it to this day.

I love my Squier CV 50s Tele BB so much! The glossy neck, the playability, the sound of the Pickups, the look of it and so on! Only changed the three saddles in the bridge to brass ones. And thats all! Sounds great, feels great and she is playable in every genre. I'm a jazz guy, the guitar works so much and does this job very well too! Get one if you actually don't have one! Killer guitar🙂👍🏻

I bought one from a friend to keep in open G for those Keith Richards moments but have ended up enjoying it more than my Strat and Les Paul. I think it's the simplicity of it that makes the difference. I'm thinking of buying another one to keep in standard tuning for some Albert Lee licks 🎸😃

This is how all guitar reviews should be made. Gold Standard!

Classic vibe were all produced in china pre 2019. Production was moved to Indonesia in 2019, although on the 50s models they currently are being produced in both Indonesia and China. I thought the older pre 2019 CGS serial classic vibe guitars were far superior to the new ones.

Finally someone who is not a snooze fest while reviewing guitars. Its been decades man.

Love it! I feel the same way with my CV Thinline. I can’t figure out why it’s so good! Mine was $450 at Sweetwater. Previously I told you I gut my guitars. I’ve only had this telecaster a week and am already gigging it. I play at church a lot! Wish the bars would allow bands to play during Covid-19! No setup, no parts swapped, it’s just a good guitar and it’s super light! Great videos! I love your voice over style for your videos. You’ve got a good tv voice!

I've owned many guitars both new and vintage, and my CV 50s tele has a place among them. I really enjoy playing it.

Wow a lot of love went into this video! Really enjoyed the review!

Great review. Thanks Brooks. I also just got an Indonesian-made CV. There were a couple of QC issues but it plays and sounds awesome. I'm amazed at the versatility and clarity of its sound. It's inspiring to play, like you say. I'd say if you can play it in store before you buy I doubt you can't go wrong. Also, being an Aussie, I love the rugby reference!

This is the best demo on this guitar on YOU TUBE.. I just got one. & I felt the same way about them in the beginning.. as you described.. Boy was I wrong... These guitars have their own soul.. My axe of choice for sure

I have CV 60’s Thinline. The fit & finish is amazing. And the neck has that roasted maple look. It’s a great guitar for $450.00. I’ve always been a Strat guy, this is my first Tele. I love it.

LOVE! the pictures of Don Rich, my first telecaster( though I didn't even know what one was at the time) hero, at age 5!

I had one of these for a few years. The quality was mindblowing for the price. I love them! After a few years I fell out of love with the neck profile and sold it. Other than that, it's incredible guitar.

If I recall correctly, the white and butterscotch CV"s at one time had different pickups - the butterscotch had alnico 5, and the white one had alnico 3 pups (which is by far my preference for the original telecaster sound). Get the BYO Vortex hot Tele pickups if you want a GREAT sounding tele.

My dad left me nearly 70-guitars. I play a Mexican Tele he gifted me one Christmas 99% of the time. It’s just perfect.

I liked the stock pickups but a nice pair of Lollar Pickups really brought the guitar to another level

2008 - 2018 Classic Vibe guitars were manufactured in China. In 2019 CV guitars manufacturing moved to Indonesia. In 2020-21 some CV's were also made in China. Pre 2019 had the neck pickup mounted to the body. 2019-current have the neck pickup mounted in the pickguard. 3:23 I have never seen a CV 50's Telecaster with an 8 hole pickguard from either Country. I had a 2015 and sold it just because I knew a guy looking for one. I missed having it around and recently bought a 2013. All versions are wonderful guitars.

Actually, the latest models are made in Indonesia. The production in China stopped in 2019, I believe. Anyway, great video and lovely instrument!

Got my CV 50’s (made in Indonesia) Tele a few months ago, before the world and it’s money markets went more crazy than it already was, for a shade over £300. £300!! So a set up for £75.00 was an easy decision to make. Looks, sounds, and plays like a dream. As has been said, a bit of a compromise has to be accepted as regards intonation. A little heavy, but not unpleasantly so. I may change the tuners at some stage but it’s not an issue by any means. At any price this is a fabulous guitar. All tones are accessible for all genres - country, rock, blues, jazz. Great, great guitar.

My 2020 made in Indonesia butterscotch blonde doesn’t come with brass saddles. It has Crome saddles. It’s a ISS model meaning made in Indonesia samick factory and is a new guitar that arrived in Australia in October

One of the best guitar demo videos I've ever seen. I've seen thousand.

Other than the 20 American made guitars that I have, I only have CV tele and strats. Every bit as good. Save for some loose jacks and questionable switches, they are in fact easier to play compared to all but the compound radiused Fender and Suhrs. A bit on the heavier side, but nothing to write home about. Amazing amazing instruments.

It might take a few more views before I know for sure, but so far there is that... something... that makes this review one of the best reviews of this particular guitar I've seen.

I have three and I love them. Just the perfect telecaster.

Well produced video and extremely professional...Brooks, you have perhaps the perfect narrating voice. For months, I have been trying to decide between a new Squier Classic Vibe 50s Telecaster in white blonde or a pre-owned Fender American Special Telecaster in blonde (few and far between these days on the used market). I wrestled with the dilemma of Squier quality vs. USA-built and the big price difference, but this video convinced me to go for the Squier. Thanks for your help! I purchased the Squier yesterday, and it is as good as you have described here, if not better! Superb quality and craftsmanship, killer looks, fantastic playability and amazing tone right out of the box. Mine needed only a very slight truss rod adjustment to get it dialed in. Wow!!! Love the tinted gloss neck too. The Squier CV 50s Tele holds its own against Fenders (and others) that are two and three times the price of this monster. I really like this guitar, more than I think I should. Squier got right with this one, and it's probably the last and only Telecaster I will ever own. It's that good. Five Stars for sure!

Thanks Brooks - I'm a guitarist from Australia. I'm waiting on my Squier Classic Vibe Butterscotch Blonde Tele, as of this writing. Until it arrives, I'm enjoying watching your video and others like it. Unlike others, you play some classic licks which got me smiling as I recognised them. Thanks for an informative and fun video !

The 2012 China version comes with brass saddles, it was the reason I bought it, as well as the alnico pickups, compared with the newer version. Overall it sounds amazing for the price point

Best bang-for-the-buck guitar out there! I have one, still all stock barring the bridge/saddles as I wanted compensated saddles for the intonation. I went with the wonderful Wilkinson version (3 x compensated brass saddles). It's a straight replacement! Love it...

One of the best reviewed out there. Just bought a new acoustic guitar, but am in doubt to change it for a tele now after seen this!

I have been in love with Teles for over 60 years and have owned and played many all over the Fender configurations and price points. Of course I wish I had them all now. The Tele is a versatile instrument that really can do it all. Never thought to Nashville High String it, until now... as you mentioned, it is the perfect platform for those whose instincts to experiment and personal cannot be denied. A great video on a great guitar. Rock on! I shared your video on my Flipboard ezine: Telemania.

I'm a metal guy, but I would GLADLY play a Squier Classic Vibe with 2 Humbuckers in it. The necks and fingerboards on these things are AWESOME! Absolutely FLAWLESS review by the way too! Man, I wish everybody would go this in depth. Showing the routes beneath the pickguard and bridge plate was a major plus for me. Now I know at least on the Tele, full Humbucker can go in the neck position no problem, but bridge position would require a single coil sized Humbucker or routing out the body! 😬

You know what,I just got a CV 50s too and I think you described so well the shape of the guitar: a small priced guitar with a big heart! It has no fear of no one! P.S: And yeah, classic rocker will always choose a Telly (CV especially) instead of a fancy prs (good guitars of course but Telly is outstanding). Fender,Gibson,italian brands,tried a lot of guitars but the feeling and the sound of this little asian Telly is veri unique! And remember: we’re just talking about an asian, China or Indonesia,it depends, guitar! And before I forget: this guitar could really sound better than a more expensive modern Fender but this is just a secret!!

Enjoyed every minute of your video! I agree that Fender knows how to attract/bring new customers specially younger ones, even old professional players are noticing, make no mistake these Tele's can beat a $1000 stock guitar anytime.

Very informative video. Really like the fact that you made the sound comparison on the different pick up positions. Yes I have always played struts and Les Pauls but I have fancied for a telecaster for the last few years. I will definitely check this one out.

My problem with Squier Classic Vibe Telecasters...they are the most bang for the buck, high quality, very versatile, and comfortable. Don't get me wrong, I love my USA, MIM, and Warmoth tele's, but the Indonesians and Chinese CV's are impossible to beat...have to love the FSR Squier Tele's in the UK too! Great upload, thanks for sharing!

Great!! I got my Tele, new, 1967..3-colour sunburst, Rosewood fretboard, bound body..l had a VOX AC 30, and they went well together. My only regret is that l expected too much, as l tweaked it a lot..now it has a Kinman bridge pickup..but l should have left it as it was. I still have it, as well as a Gilet custom job, made for a bloke who wanted it for a Bruce Springsteen tribute show..Birdseye maple neck, swamp Ash body, Schaller hardware, butterscotch blonde finish..sounds great thru a Peavey Classic 50 valve (tube) amp, but these days l'm thinking VOX A C 15..not too heavy. I sold a Gibson 335 to buy the Tele, and l don't regret it..the Tele 25 1/2" scale suits me better. Best sound l ever had was a club with a mezzanine floor in an atrium..the acoustics made that Tele sing, and the sound man came to check out my guitar, he was very interested, and l would bet he became a Tele aficionado. Thanks for an excellent review. KE Higgs

I just got an ebony and gold 40th Anniversary Squire Telecaster. I'm thrilled! Same pickups, as this guitar I believe. Correct me if I'm wrong...

Like you I’m a strat guy and 34 years later I’m in love with the Telecaster.

I love it. I'm looking for my first electric and this might just be both my first and last. It's all I want.

Another excellent video. I know more now than I ever thought there was to know about a Telecaster. Great job Brooks!

Probably the best video on a Squier CV Telecaster ever seen. I'm a Stratocaster guy, but I'd like to add a Telecaster to my strats collection without spending too much. This could be the right choice. With some upgrades in the future, this could be a real deal. In Italy it's 369 Euros right now. Not bad!

Thank you for this very well done video, it helped me a lot to choose my first electric guitar! A squier cv50's tele but in butterscotch blonde. After one mounth I can say to be satisfied, it's a very versatile guitar, I play it with a small vox amp and it's a great sound combo for me!

I have an 08 classic vibe telecaster 50s The only complaint I have about it is it's a little bit heavy even with the solid pine it's the white and it has yellowed nicely Love it

My Indonesian Classic White CV (2021) one has a 5 screw pick guard and doesn’t con me with brass saddles. Yet, the serial says clearly Made in Indonesia… I love that guitar, beats (to me) a Gibson or a Fender (I’ve got a very good Fender Roadworn from 2012, killer specs, yet it’s pretty close to the Tele). Love them, it’s great, some people can really get lucky with some examples, and I think I’m one of them. On only thing: there is a chip out on the treble side of the neck pocket, a minor 5mm chip that doesn’t do anything to the tone, really.

He told my personal story! I had no interest in a tele, back in the early 70s. Now...I play a 72 thinline AND this cheepo Classic Vibe. I’m telling you, you won’t believe this guitar. I like it as much as my 72. Can you imagine? Yes, they are that good. By the way: he mentioned the saddles. I have the Indonesian chrome saddles and the intonation on the thing is perfect. If perfect is possible. It’s hard to believe, but if you should spring for one, you’ll know what I’m talking about. I love this little 400 buck workhorse. One last thing: he also mentioned the jack. You’re gonna have to do one of two things and that is to either replace the jack or remove it...takeoff the interior nut, the slip it back through and use a lock washer in the outside or you will never keep that thing tight. It’s the only thing that the fender/squier company did wrong. Enjoy.

I made my custom tele based on classic vibe approach but with rounder body edge and thinner body, yet taking the vintage pups and electronics schemes, the tuners and bridges/saddles are even parts from classic vibe stock. After replacing electronics with Dimarzio's, switch the nut to graph tech (I just dont really like bone ones), and using stainless steel frets, it really is my go-to, I even sold my PRS because I no longer play it due to this tele.

Lots of info I couldn't get anywhere else. I'm getting the white one and can't wait to hear it through my'64 Princeton non reverb,(orig, not a reissue). Rock on 🙏😷🎶❗👀

Great video. Unfortunately I am a big fan of the Classic Vibe series. I have three CV tele's, and Two CV strats. So, although I have many more MIM or USA made Fenders, and a bunch of partscasters, I am biased towards these more affordable, guitars, that have better fretwork than almost every other fender guitar. And I guess I was lucky to buy mine 9 years ago, when the price was even lower. I won't sell any of these guitars. Some call them starters, I call them keepers. And this is a really good review of them. If someone gets a lemon CV, it's not the norm believe me.

Fender Custom Shop has a replica of Waylon Jennings Tele that they sell for 25k. I bought a Squier CV 50 for $250 on Marketplace. I sent it to Six String Showcase and had Eddie cover it in leather exactly like Waylon's. I replaced the neck with a $700 US roasted maple neck from Fender. I replaced the bridge with one that has the "Fender Pat. Pend." on it. I bought new Schaller tuners and a Keith Bacon Banjo "D" Tuner for the low "E". For less than $2,000 I built a damn near exact replica of the one that Fender sells for 25K. What I love now is the smell of my guitar. Every time I pick it up I smell the leather.

My first electric guitar was a cheap telecaster copy. My favourite band at the time (Status Quo) used them. My mate still has it. 42 years on!

Yeah I have the exact same guitar and I can't believe how good it is, of course I made tweaks and modifications here and there even with the saddle screws cuz they stuck out too far but that's what this guitar is for is modify who cares for the price and it's incredible, I came to the realization that anyone starting out playing electric guitar should play a telecaster because of its simplicity but also its versatility

In 2021 Fender says that the saddles are brass with chrome plating. I didn't try to scratch the chrome off to see. The nut is 42mm. I used a Tusk 5042 for a perfect upgrade.

Wow, you totally nailed why I loved playing a Tele back in the day. Yes it's the working man's guitar! I had one in college, just a cheap Squier Affinity model and it was amazing. If there's one guitar I regret selling, it's that one. I played a standard Mexican Fender Strat at the same time, and also had a much more expensive Gibson Les Paul. But the Tele was the straight up "meat and potatoes" like you said, and despite cheap ceramic pickups, it still had twang (and sounded far better than the very bright ceramic pickups in my Mexican Strat). I could get close to the twangy country sound with the middle pickup in my Strat, but it wasn't the same. My Les Paul broke the bank and that guitar had such muddy pickups and lacked any real tonal personality that my cheap Tele had. As fate would have it, I wound up playing in a southern rock band where a Tele was far more useful than the other 2 guitars I had, so it seen a lot of time in my hands. I wouldn't come to truly appreciate and love the twang though until I didn't have it anymore. I miss my Tele and I might end up buying one of these. A few years ago I bought an ES-339 and quickly fell in love with it. It became my main workhorse and shockingly, the closest thing I've ever had to a Tele. ES-335 type guitars are often associated with Jazz, but I can prove without any doubt that my 339 is a boss when it comes to southern rock and country. It can get that twang when you want it. I 100% agree that the Tele is more versatile than the Strat. In my opinion, the ES-335 and Tele are the two most versatile guitars ever. Damn, you just reminded me of why I miss having a Tele so bad. I'm very tempted to buy a CV Tele.

Great review, thank you. Was in the market for a reasonably priced tele. Love teles, but DO need a belly cut. So got a contemporary squier tele instead.

Wow. Love this video brother. Spot on...especially the ending. Squire should feature this one. It's gold. Thanks for making this very informative fact filled video. I subscribed.

I've been watching a lot of videos on the squier teles especially the classic vibes because I'm thinking about getting the new 40th anniversary gold which I've read are pretty much the classic vibes with gold hardware, different neck but more or less the classic vibe for a little more money. Played one at the shop and it's maybe the nicest feeling neck i've ever played. The point of my comment however is to thank you for such a well made and informative video!!!

Really love your straight talk description. Well done!

I agree with you 100%. I love my classic vibe telecaster. I am a telecaster guy all the way I own 7 of them. 4 American made and three squire. The only guitar I pick up more than the classic vibe it's a squire contemporary telecaster rh. I play those two more than any of my American ones. I have been playing guitar for 35 years now and those two guitars awesome.

I just picked up a second 50's Tele but it was made in Indonesia 2022. I got it to do the Keif open G tuning. It had a couple of flat frets to I need to crown and polish them and I added the brass saddles and removed the low E string. My 2018 50's Tele is prettier and sounds better but not by much. I love the Squire 50's so I also have 2 Strats too. I'm going to sand the gloss of the backs of the necks but that's it. They all keep their tunes once the strings were stretched and a bit if graphite in the nut and nothing but lowering the actions. Great tools.

Love, love, LOVE my Squier Telecaster. Mine's the Affinity model.

4:02 if you look carefully to the left side of the pickguard, there’s a tiny bug that crawls down and I had to replay it several times to check if it was from my phone or video haha

4:02 ANT ALERT!!!

The CV series punches way above its weight.

Love my Classic Vibe, I put some Fender Vintage Noiseless Pickups in it having it rewired with 5 position switch, by Stew Mac to wire pickups together for Humbucker sound, along with regular Tele tone, I have 3 pickup Tele too. Good Video.

I have a 2010 CV and it was made in China and had brass saddles. I switched the bridge out for a Fishman piezo with the pre amp for acoustic option. It's a regular gigging guitar. I also have a 1973 Strat but the tele gets the bulk of the work.

I’ve got an american standard tele & 3 other ones, a couple of years ago i bought the classic vibe tele in butterscotch for a downstairs couch guitar, after a couple of days i made it my #1. I just live that tele & it is very inspiring to play!

Been looking at this for too long... you're rugby analogy has me convinced.

Been looking at buying a Tele for a while. Thank you for this video, pretty much sealed the deal. Great video and great enthusiasm.

I have never been a collector I just trade guitars I fix up for other beaters and the cycle goes on but, I recently traded a Michael Kelly S-style guitar with a all the works including a flamed maple top for a Squier Telecaster bullet and man I fell in love. Fret level and a proper setup and this guitar is (I swear in terms of playability) now is on par with my old Carvin custom guitar. It really blows my mind I never even tried a tele before but, the look is just beautiful to me now and I now am in a position where I don’t want to let this extremely cheap guitar go. I won’t even be swapping pickups and I know this thing is gonna rip live. If I can trade something to get a CV tele though I will pull the trigger in a heartbeat!

I have a 2011 tele classic vibe totally in love with that guitar will never part with it all other more expensive guitars sold these early models have tonerider pups and has a beautiful flame neck great. Review they are that good

My butterscotch CV is dated March 2018, and it is a made in China model with brass saddles and the neck pickup you have to remove the pickguard to adjust. My understanding is that the CV Teles were all made in China until sometime in 2019, then they were made in both Indonesia and China, and are possibly now all made in Indonesia.

Wow! Probably one of the best guitar review videos ever! I was thinking of getting this Tele, now I have no doubt! Subscribed already to the channel by the way!

Nicely done educational video. I bet you can teach any subject you become genuinely interested in.

11:28 Well, a 2016 MIC Tele (in Butterscotch) has been my second ever electric guitar, and my first ever "real" guitar. Now I'm considering getting the Vintage Blonde to match.

I had the same view of the telecaster as stated in the begging of the video. I have sense gotten a 50's classic vibe and I fell in love right away. I feel like I was missing out the whole time and robbed myself of great sound due to this. Will always have a place for a telecaster now. It sounds great from anything from The Who to Nirvana to Metallica in my opinion.

I have tried out the CV 50'S Tele in a music store. It was simply a very nice Telecaster in every way. I must admit though, that the bridge pickup on the Fender was nicer with overdrive on it. I own two CV Strats, a 60's and a 50's. After installing treble-bleed circuits and wiring the bridge pickups on both to a tone pot, I don't find them to be lacking in any way. I forgot to mention a Wilkinson bridge on the 60's. It did improve the tone a bit.

Definitely one of the better videos on the Squier CV Tele.

I've got 3 squier telecasters. 1. Classic vibe custom ³ color sun burst. 1. Black Squier custom telecaster with 2 hum buckers. 1.squier bullet tele butterscotch with bill Lawrence black guard bridge position and custom shop fender stratocaster neck pickup and they all are great ! The classic vibe 60's custom I've played three frets off and the black ones kinda heavy but all freaking great guitars !

That special guest at 4:01 freaked me out I thought it was crawling in my monitor

Love your comments at the end!!