Which Fender Telecaster is right for you?

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Title	:	Which Fender Telecaster is right for you?
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American Pro II rosewood feels amazing
Comment from : @321Hossa

It's easy It's the one you can afford and you like the look of IMO if you're needing to watch a video to know which guitar to buy you can get used to any kind of neck shape The bridge kind doesn't really matter and the fret board material is personal choice Literally any Fender or Squier Tele is a great choice for a new guitarist
Comment from : @nineteenninetyfive

What desk chair are you using? The flip up arms look convenient (Probably didn't expect to get a question about your desk chair on a guitar video)
Comment from : @Evbro9

0:25 what is this song? It is amazing
Comment from : @burakkaratekeli9115

this was so helpful for an acoustic player being bullied by his friends to buy a tele 😁
Comment from : @mediumdun18

My best sounding strat has a huge neck I get tired trying to shred but the sound is beautiful and full br Fun fact: I started playing a lot more with it after coming across your music and trying to come close to your tone br The Rock is strong with you 🙌
Comment from : @MiguelHeijnen

Is there a system out there that you input your hand size and we receive suggestions on what neck size, radius, should work the best
Comment from : @guyg2005

Love your videos Keep em coming
Comment from : @keithboynton4831

Some of them have honest wear, some of them have been deliberately destroyed so someone could try to create the illusion that they put forth more work and effort than they actually have…
Comment from : @RichLopp

Tried both maple and rosewood They both felt right, so bought both Problem solved
Comment from : @ChuckWasHere

800$ for a Mexican tele or strat is 🤮
Comment from : @zues2013

I have a V shape and it looks just like that it is not exageratedit smaller(picture) and it just looks exagerated
Comment from : @Jeremya74

Joey, My custom made Tele called a Jazzblaster Z was made In Pennsylvania and has a C shape neck which works perfect for my needs My specs are as followsbr brHas a 2 pc hard Maple body with a beautiful grain that glows that is 1 & 3/4" thick br brChubby "C" profile 12" radius 22 fret neck Medium Jumbo frets with low & fast action Black Tombstone tuning machines br brIt has a double stack Reid humbucker pickup in the bridge @ 15K and a milder 75K Artec LAS-II-N neck humbucker br br250K quarter sized pots with a 047 orange drop, treble bleed cap & resistor & a cast body 3 way switch br brSolid brass 6 saddle bridge br br8 lbs 4 oz br brThis is a great tone machine with an extremely wide sound capability
Comment from : @19VikingHero74

is player plus tele ok?brthanks
Comment from : @andropaolosmatias8848

What makes a huge difference for me is the fret wire Just compare a guitar with small vintage fret wire and a guitar with stainless steel jumbo frets It feels completely different
Comment from : @savagefab

It’s interesting to me thatBack when I was going to guitar shows back in the 90sbrThere was a lot more really wore old fendersNowadays I see all these pre cbs guitars looking mintI played a 57 strat once that was so yellow it was brown,The whole thing was checkedA lot of refinished guitars nowadays
Comment from : @1911acolt1

I started playing guitar back in 1974 I progressed from a Fender Mustang to a 1976 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe as well as some early Ibanez (Artist and IC-400) I even purchased a new 25th Anniversary Stratocaster in 1979 For years my main guitars were a Custom Stratocaster and a custom ordered 1986 Les Paul Custom I didn't give the Tele any serious consideration until 2018, and wow am I sorry I waited so long, shame on mebrThe Tele has proven to be my all time favorite due to the wider string spacing at the bridge (easier to hybrid pick) I've now a solid rosewood Esquire and a '52 Spec Tele (with a Broadcaster pickup) Part of gives the Broadcaster pickup a little edge is that they are lacquer potted, not wax pottedbrAll of my guitar pickups are non-potted, just a preference on my partbrGreat content, Thanks for sharing your playing
Comment from : @hkguitar1984

All these videos out there are good for “what’s new on the market?” But face it there’s really no substitute for playing it yourself and hearing it in person! brProblem is just about all the music store options are zero now for hearing any of todays vast options in gear! brWe’re not teaching musicians how to discern for themselves by doing it all for them only to find out when they get the product they can’t execute/play like the pro on You Tube! 😮😂brIt’s all about smoke & mirrors, people need to sell, musicians need more money for more gear, so most sell out for plan “B” —> BECOME A YOU TUBER! 😉🤣$$$$brThis is the conundrum we’re dealing with today! 😊
Comment from : @patterry730

Had a Squier Classic Vibe 50's for 6 years Excellent guitar! Got a Fender Am Pro II because I wanted a rosewood fretboard, I liked the neck shape and feel better, and a few other minor details Zero regrets getting the Am Pro II, but if I'd liked the thinner neck and maple fretboard of the Squier, I would have been perfectly happy just keeping that and not even looking at the Fender
Comment from : @DadRockAndGuitars

Great video man Love teles! Chunky necks and simplicity are the key :)
Comment from : @GaslightGuitar

That relic job just looks so fake to me
Comment from : @jjjddd231

Mhhhno, just buy a Suhr Classic T Antique Thank me later ;-) brBeside that, yes the Richie Kotzen Tele ist awesome Played them for years and really loved them Super chunky necks
Comment from : @guitarnerd_luke