Of all the great guitars tones out there, still, there is nothing like the sound of the Fender Strat neck pickup.

I like a lot of different tones and attacks - Marshall/Les Paul especially. But, there is nothing quite like the neck pickup on a Fender Strat.

I think Terry Kath of the band Chicago used one on they're first album. Hendrix once stated that Terry was a better player than himself.

❤ Amazing job! You did an amazing job Matthew! 🎉 No cassette tape version?!?! 😂 jking

Makes me think about alen collins

Only took 70 years, but this guitar finally found it's home.

IIRC, Clapton used at least a Showman, if not a Dual Showman, during his Delaney and Bonnie and Derek and the Dominos period.

Classic!!!!

Love it

You found it? Was it lost or something? I'm confused

doesn't sound clean to me

so cool

They did very good! I like this one!

What is it with you and vintage shit bruh

here's someting funny.. i have a VERY similar from an amp you wouldn't believe.. it 's a Marshall Mode Four.. the 4th channel is hard to believe how when dialed right.. sounds amazing i played the 'hide' the misterious amp and let the musician buddies say what amp it was.. and they were dumbfounded when they saw the amp take note that i am plugged into a single greenback cab..

That is KILLER

Holy shit! Dream guitar! Sounds great with that pickup!

If i was to buy a firebird i would like exactly that with early humbucker in the bridge. I love it.

Wow that guitar sounds so beautiful! Wonderful playing

Looks like the branch's door

A real guitar is an es375 or L5

Ugly thing looks like a paddle

Good Day Matthew. A little over a year ago, I finally bought a New 65' Reissue Super Reverb. I've wanted one for a long time. Don't know why I haven't bought one years or decades ago. About 2 years ago, I bought a new ToneMaster Twin Reverb. I, like yourself, love "Toys". I'm quite pleased with both amps. As always, your review and comments are excellent. I agree that Fender could have updated this amp with some other goodies. Maybe a Master Volume? One of those might be nice on my 65' Reissue Super. Yes, I'm a Fan. Thank You and Best Regards Always. Tim

I bet your neighbors love you

thats amazing you can play the instrument and turn the knobs and stuff and make different sounds. very surprising

I wish I had a 70's Princeton ..but I do have a Princeton 650 ..love it ..

The rig of Ted Nugent in the 70,s

Fascinating

Magical 😊

Play some Skynyrd with that sweet rig!

hey nice post , you don't miss a note in guitar world, i like that about your KZfaq site / page ... something old, something new, something borrowed, something to play the blue...s and anything else i suppose keep rock-in' :)

I hope the strings were changed unless the point was to hear how the entire thing sounds. And A/B video with the old vs a new setup would be cool.

Одна из самых уебищных гитар😂 ягуар тоже 😂

Sounds great

Man this amp sounds incredible. Normale players would need 20 pedals to get that sound

Wow! Just wow!

A little truss rod trick on these old resurrections. If the nut is stiff or even stuck try a hefty soldering iron or a Weller soldering gun if you have one. Simple heat the nut with the iron for a minute or two and gently try the wrench. Rince and repeat as necessary. Many times the brass will release from the steel rod.

99% of the guitar channels I watch I fast forward through the opening jam. But I love your style so much I actually mainly click on the videos for that. The talking is nice too though

Hi Matthew ! Just had a quick question unrelated to this guitar video. Was just wondering , do you deck the trem or do u float it ? And how many springs do u use? Just curious. Ty!

Your restoration videos on this were what encouraged me to put a P90 on my (only 20 year old) Epiphone Les Paul Jr. Thanks for encouraging me to learn how to solder!

WHERE IS THIS BED?

Anyone have Joe Bonamassa's email? He's the right guy to buy this!

😂=the break is not life threatening +❤=a beautiful child and beautiful guitar!

Mid-way through your video you stated you didn't know if we agreed with the repairs. Let me answer by asking another question: If a chuld falls and breaks a bone, which they cannot set or repair on their own, wouldn't 😂you do everything in your power to repair that break so the child can and will function near perfect again? Very nice work and video, Matthew. Thank you for sharing with me again.

Wow!

I respect your hands on approach to not only repairing this guitar, but your organic playing style. As I am over twice your age, Matthew, and don't have to much more time...watching you work and play, I feel so much better knowing there are young like you to carry on. Thank you sir.

The Firebirds are probably the most stylish feminine guitars ever produced. I have a reverse and non-reverse. They are both incredible testimonials to the "golden years" of Gibson. Stunning looks and sounds! Great looks, great sounds, great player. Matthew, you are so reminiscent of Peter Green. Thank you for being here for us.

Matthew, I want to tell you how happy I am to see younger generations taking interest in these incredible instruments. After military service (1970_1973), in early 1974, I found myself very lonely and finally bought an excellent collection 1956 Les Paul Standard gold top/dark back. Through the years between my brother and I, we have had every desirable Gibson and Fender guitar imaginable. I still love it all! Keep the faith. Your guitars will never talk badly of you or stab your back. They will only talk sweetly back to you and give pleasure.

Che suono !!!!!

You need to hit up Trogly. He may want it for his museum and even if not he might want to buy it to document and then resell.