Yup, I’d have picked that one too. Been looking for a P90 guitar for a while. 🤘🏼👍🏼

I would have picked either that or the Melody Maker hanging up.

It is a good guitar, but in the end, it’s YOUR opinion and your opinion only that matters in the end.🫡🎸

the ukulele lol

If money wasn’t a factor, I’d be all over the Gretsch. Need a semi-hollow guitar.

As soon as you play them acoustic you can tell!

A lesson I constantly remember my guitar teacher telling me...always tune up before playing or jamming

wait why?

@@joemiller9522 you get a more accurate in tune note when u tune up instead of down. so if you’re sharp, down tune, then tune up.

​@joemiller9522 specifically this has to do with the strings catching on the nut when you tune down, which can give you a false impression that they're tuned properly but start playing and they'll slip into place and your tuning is lost. There could be more to it to do with tension mechanics but that's one reason I can remember right now.

Or his travelling companion gets the shot and they keep walking. This isn't Survivor Man. 😅

At least the mall music he puts over the top is trash

He's good at youtube, not so much at music unfortunately.

@@blindsidedka Anyone who talks down other peoples ability is trash.

@@blindsidedka Bro have you watched a single video of his? He is a pretty good guitarists sir..

@@LegoBeachtrooper He's the epitome of guitar mediocrity culture feeding the 'buy expensive gear and jerk yourself off on the internet instead of actually learning the instrument' crowd, a proficient player but devoid of any feel or substance, rips off the berklee guitar syllabus wholesale and sells it as 'guitar super system'... Even worse, he releases his debut EP, Nashville Noises, and it becomes very fucking clear that this guy can’t tell a good sound from his amp to his asshole. He is a tremendous example of everything wrong with the internet community of guitarists, where everything is over-theorized and consensus about how to play and learn have been formed by people who may or may not be able to back up those theories. “Have Heart” is a prime example. You have these youtube instructors preaching learning the fretboard and being able to apply all this advanced theory to improve your songwriting, improv, and understanding, but then that same guy writes “Have Heart” which is just another 3 chord loop, the same as every other rock song in history and doesn’t require any type of guitar super system, and to make it worse, that song was recorded with not 1, not 2, but 3 Berklee grads at a professional studio.

who are you talking to? He's not here and he dont care about your comment, its a money thing. get smart

I have 3 juniors and a les pul with p90s aswell. Pretty nice guitars . I’m sliding back to humbuckers now though, for recording I kinda prefer the humbuckers sometimes. But p90s have better clarity overall usually. Though the Gibson classic 57 pickups Iv noticed sound p90 ish and fairly midrangey and flat

Thx for the shoutout tho!

@@willbarsam2202 it's okay Will ur always ugly

That Chet was the nicest guitar in there. It's a dream guitar i wish i could own.

I played a Gretsch once and it was so dull and lifeless I must have picked up a weird model or lemon. Iv heard a few that sound decent online. But I was so turned off I never bothered with that brand again lol

The Gretsch’s were the sweetest!

it definitely is!

@XOTeIegmMusic_IsWin-ew4mm I appreciate that Brother. I sent you a message. If this your first trip to Beantown there is a lot to see and do. Lots of history and great restaurants here. If you’re looking for any recommendations let me know.

maybe im trippin but it sounds so similar and ive never seen tyler make a billy strings vid which he should

i wasnt paying attention and didnt realise he changed guitars.

Yeah, I wasn't looking at first and thought he turned the tone knob a bit.

Just goes to show it’s the pick ups and the pick ups only that determine the quality of the tone. Sustain is affected by the wood type, though.

I love my Squire Affinity Tele. The only significant sacrifice is that the pickups aren’t super clear, though they sound nice. The Chinese poplar body is a little softer than alder, so it dings up easily, but it’s pretty and the finish is well done. Also, I guess they save money by not doing much finishing on the neck. It still feels good in the hand, it’s just a raw wood feel rather than gloss or satin.

Probably can change pots and make it brighter

I should try that

What’s the hop? I just have missed it. 900 for a junior is cheap.

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