pensez vous que 800 euros est un prix trop elevé pour cette guitare , j en ais vu une de 2004 a vendre . merci

My wife (then girlfriend) did the same thing with me……that’s one reason she’s my wife.

Nice vid. I just bought a tokai fb65 firebird. Nice guitar the finish on the neck could be better. Maybe worth checking out.

Hey there, I enjoyed your video and you enlightened me to a new model I was not aware of...

what a crazy guitar. Great video!

I have the Trem model and it’s so my fave guitar.

Can you run in it front of your amp? Or is this just something to record or go into a PA with?

The tele bridge setup is showing its special sauce chops. Tone is so dynamic. Throw the MM neck on the tele, and you got the holy grail.

I built a Jazzmaster from an MJT body and I love it. When you build a guitar from scratch you can get all the quality components that you want. I got the Mastery Bridge and string tree, Seymour Duncan Jazzmaster pickups, a vintage-correct wiring harness that was custom made. The neck was also custom made to exact spec of the original. In all it cost me around $3,500. But, if you get a Fender Masterbuilt it would probably cost close to $10,000.

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I seem to remember Eric Haugen saying that he preferred those 1990s-2000s era Firebirds (he did specifically mention the Korean build) to the current, and recommending them too. I looked at the time, and I think I did see one for sale on eBay, from Japan and think it was around 700-800. They're a little more money and harder to find, but it seems worth the search. I have a couple of Squier & Epiphone's. I do take your point about resale. But the newer Epiphone Casino, and the Squier Classic Vibes are quite nice, if you get a good one. And I like them for those character guitars I use less like Casino, Mustang and yeah ... would love an Epi Firebird. Squier and Epiphone make a good mod platform, if you aren't planning to resell. My backup Strat (a 50s CV) is in the shop getting setup, and upgraded to Fender '59 Pure Vintage. I like it that much, better than the Fender Players I've tried, and I think after pup upgrade, should be getting close enough to the Vintera, except without Fender on the headstock. And gives me a 50s flavour to complement the main 60s Vintera. But, don't like Indian Laurel either, that's why I chose the maple neck 50s Squier CV Strat. The smoother, darker Casino Laurel fretboard is better than the Mustang, which is a bit more grey, ashy, dry / scratchy.

Pau ferro looks as dry as my university chalk board. I feel like my fingers will bleed!!

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I'm a lefty. I have always wanted one!

I know that nobody cares but I am not impressed, not even a little bit. As much as the Fender headstocks are always nailed, the MM/ Sterling makes the most lame ones. (-I know why they are like this, ok) And the whole guitar is so goofy. Yes I know the look is secondary. But this is just ugly. Versatility, light weight... Who cares if the guitar has no character. Because it's (-not she for me) just hasn't. I don't need a guitar that can do similar things than the Gretsch, I need a Gretsch, and so on.. (Nothing else can anyway) Yes, the traveling and the different amp settings, yes, indeed a headache sometimes. But that's our job, to deal with these tasks. Also I am in absolutely different genres then the Maroon5 so it's also okay. We are so many and so different. So, all the best!

My second favorite guitar I owned is my Ibanez RG450 and I only grew it love it so much because I sat down with it for almost an hour before buying it. Only really it’s outclassed by my American Strat is because my grandfather that was handed down to me when he passed.

I always get new, it just feels so special. The only exception is if I can’t get a new one or if it’s over 2 times the price of a used one. ESPECIALLY with my superstrats

I paired my guitars down. Now I only have one bass, one orchestra model acoustic for fingerstyle, one dreadnought acoustic for flatpicking, one electric with humbuckers and one with single coils. I have the full spectrum of sounds I need, but I still find myself wanting more… Once I have more space and more money, I think I will buy more. I agonised over it for a long time, but I realised that they’re my number one hobby and they bring me a lot of pleasure. I can see it’s the same for you man, and people watching this video too. Guitars are our thing, and what’s better than a box of toys? That’s right… a bigger box of toys 👍 Don’t sell your guitars dude

I’m a big Strat guy. Last week I tried out a Fender Player Pau Ferro in Black and absolutely loved it. It’s actually on my to get list for the next year. Then again, the guitar store regularly maintained their gear which makes it harder to tell if it’s naturally drier. However, I agree on it sometimes feeling rough because it seems to get drier more than other types of wood. It’s in my three favorite woods but it’s barely even in there. Rosewood is just my favorite.

I just bought one today at a pawnshop for 500$. It has the Steinberger bridge and the EMG selects. I think it was made in Japan 86-88. Haven't plugged it in yet.

un subscribing after many years of being a sub. You're just not doing shit and I need to clean my shit up. Later

谢谢，解决了我的疑惑。我刚拿到手，这个不接前级弹就是感觉少了一点劲儿😂

Great video! Very well done

I got a squier version one of these with jim root jazzmaster pickups and upgraded tuners for 200$ yesterday. The tuners alone cost more than i paid for the whole thing and MAN i fucking LOVE THIS THING

I keep coming back to this video solely for the riffs, you killed it dude

what amp do you play at the beginning?

Very curious how this sounds compared to ua lion. The Citadel does sound great

Pau Ferro is so terrible. Fender needs to abandon it ASAP. I bought an older J Mascis Squier with rosewood that I upgraded some things on and it's really good, but honestly I still want a nitro JM.. Great vid man.

I think jazzmasters are not hard to find second hand, since 4/5 years all the tourists are playing offsets now, so there’s a lot of import jazzmasters and jaguars on second hand listings. Yes the new mexicans are a bit expensives but it’s all guitar prices which have gone up not just mexicans. Comparing them to the japanese, if it wasn’t for Pau Ferro vs Rosewood they are almost identical (same woods, same parts, almost same finish, even mexican pickups are generally better, especially against those 90s/00s japanese fenders that people overprice so ridiculously, telling you that they are sooo much better than nowadays mexicans, see the jagstang for example, the best version of the 3 is the new MIM, not the fujigen made, not the tokai made). Anyway that pau ferro debate is now over since they went back to rosewood and see the success of the vintera2, that desert sand jazzmaster that you see everywhere, suddenly no one speaks cares about japanese made anymore now. Regarding those second hand pau ferro vintera1 which are coming on the market for half price now, reallt, 99% of the music audience dont know what pau ferro, no one will see a difference, girls dont care if your fretboard is light brown or dark brown , only population who cares is that guitar geek people of instagram that dont know shit about songwriting and music in general, and for which i couldnt care less about.

Great review, you are right, Music Man should put more info about all the details, and the neck measurements.... just wish you could measure with a caliper the neck at 1st. 7th and 12th fret and also how wide is the neck...do you think for a Modern Rock Player the Valentine is a better fit?

I have a thunderbird Neck Thru, and it's the best sensation compared to set necks or bolt on, it feel way more solid and stable.

I love this video bro 🤘🏻😎🥹

Wish I could buy that one here soon in HongKong. Are you a Filipino bro?

Best wife ever 👏

I'm late in Fender Jazzmaster and since I prefer rosewood I bought a used MIM Jazzmaster for $850 Canadian. I'm just lucky I think to found one locally.

It's the economics of supply and demand and the joys of inflation overall

Interested in an Axis Super Sport or a Sabre.

Bro is literally holding the guitar of my dreams 😭😭

Awesome guitar on my very short dream list.You got great tones🙂

Can’t decide between the Axis Super Sport and the Sabre.

I also have a 1990 burny RLC70 black beauty. I can tell you sounds and plays amazing.

Thank you for this I’ve been trying to decide for weeks!!

I only have experience with my 1985 Greco Les Paul (fujigen). But I guess it will be quiet comparable to Burny (Tokai) of Navigator (ESP). Really good instruments. Maybe even .....

Beautiful guitar and sound it's so good! Do you remember if the pickguard is an American vintage type? I just bought a sonic blue body on eBay and I've 2 others from MJT (Tele and Strat). I think it is the last one I imported from the USA. Now shipping is expensive and with customs it's 180€ in total (85+95). You were lucky to find second-hand because there aren't usually many Jazzmaster bodies.

The tones themselves in Kemper are great but the response is just ok. Same with all the other digital stuff. To me sansamps remain the better option. A big reason is the simplicity - even more simple than an actual amp and there's non of this A to D and D to A conversation going on in that its analog. Sound is highly complex and to me the digital stuff is only as good as the algorithms and the people behind them. Meanwhile the Tech 21 guys have been working on this stuff longer than anyone i can think of. The current gen sansamps are amazeballs in my book.

What wind were the lollar p90s? There are a few options on the lollar website

My take on your points: 1. Sounds great out of the gate- nope, you need to find a good preset as with most modelers etc. 2. tweeking- once you understand your new device, you can create a preset (or download one), tweek it minimally and just use that preset (and a couple more) forever, like me and others do. I have my main presets and don't need anything else, other for fun.

Thanks for speaking my language, I was concerned I need to be a tweaker to own the Kemper, but set it and go, great advice. Played my first Kemper (stage) today and loved it.

So glad my inexperienced ass buys Epiphone and have yet to sell a single one. I've bought and sold 10 guitars from other brands but my 3 Epiphones are my pride and joy I am so in love with them. I like the fact I get that authentic Les Paul vibe even if it's not as polished as a Gibson and have multiple guitars for different tunings.

just what i was looking for thank you, i love your tattoos.