I ran across the crimson red one used at my local guitar shop for $500 it was just brought in by a regular customer and told them to sell it for him on consignment without giving how much he wanted for it but pluged it in and played it and was like wow! This thing sounds great looks great went home and did some research on and off you tube and seen and heard how versatile it is with the pickups in it so this weekend i went to play it again was like this guitar is awsome!😀❤ So i went in today put money down ! Should be able to pay the rest off in a couple of weeks!

@Creaulx

3 жыл бұрын

Report back when you get it - I can't stop thinking about this guitar. (Damn GAS!)

Love the way you put this together. Really appreciate the humor and the detail in your video.

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

Too kind. Thank you! :)

Best tone samples I have heard on this guitar - very well done!!

@onevoiceinc

2 жыл бұрын

Ah, thank you!! :)

Great playing! Lovely guitar, as a result of your video I'm going to pick one up to add to the rack, thanks!

Great video and your opening was awesome. I know that feeling.

Nice review. Excellent sound demo. Thanks.

I got the same guitar a couple months ago and have to say it’s a must have. I don’t see how they make any money off it. It has all the high end features and feel. I love it.

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

It became my favorite as soon as I picked mine up. And yes, I agree. Lots of features for the money. LOTS of features. :)

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

@@kevinmac9442 yes, made in Indonesia (same as my Schecter Banshee Extreme). The Cort corporation does the overall build, and they're a great guitar manufacturer, at least based on every one of their instruments I've ever played.

@0000song0000

3 жыл бұрын

Have any opened the inside to see what pots it has? :O I am interested since @onevoiceinc said is a "no maintenance" guitar :O

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

@@0000song0000 I'm guessing cheaper pots due to the price of the guitar (and all you get for the money), but pots are typically a cheap fix. I actually have just noticed the taper in the volume knob could be better for volume swells. Quick and inexpensive fix, though. :)

@JT-gm4fk

2 жыл бұрын

I returned mine...I was disappointed in the feel. It actually felt like a lower end guitar .

Have been wanting this guitar for awhile but I got derailed by other guitars for one reason or another. I think I will go ahead and order one in the Amber finish. This demo changed my mind and convinced me to go for it. Thank you for this informative video.

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

If it's any consolation, this guitar is still my go-to and the first one I want to reach for. :)

Welcome to the Fender club!!! I’ve been playing them for 30 years. That’s a sweet looking axe!

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

Can't believe I'm absolutely smitten over a Fender, but oh yes. Lol

Stunning looking guitar

I’ve had mine for almost 2 years now and it is my favorite!!!

Found a used one a craiglist. Hadn't ever heard of this model and I was looking for a single coil tele, but if it's in as good of shape as it looks I might go for it. The split coil postion 2 sounds really cool to me. All the postions sound good. Great playing and demo.

Wow. That tele sounds amazing. A+ samples.

@onevoiceinc

2 жыл бұрын

It's so versatile. It will rock loudly or play smooth cleans and everything in between. I'm very happy with it. In my opinion, this particular model may be one of Fender's finest contributions yet. It's become the only guitar I want to play now, hahaha. Thank you for the kind words, friend. :)

Got the same one a couple months ago, glad I’m not the only one impressed with it.

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely not the only one, lol. It's a great guitar. I love the Texas sound of the Pearly Gates also.

I just ordered mine tonight! OMG, I'm looking forward to getting her home! Thanks for the video!! I liked it.

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

I think you'll be Very happy with it. I love mine.

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

Did you ever get yours in? And if so, what do you think?

@SheepDog1513

3 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc I got it... I wasn't happy with the hardware nor the tonal output, personally. The switch wobbled and the pots weren't very responsive. It sounded tinny or something to my ear. Not chimmy tho, as one might describe and expect from a Fender. I usually play Les Paul's or PRS's (Tremonti and Custom 24 models). I did like the neck and the jumbo frets. Felt like I could play her all night long as far as weight too! I have to admit, I'm no guitar tone aficionado but, unfortunately, it just didn't cut the mustard for me. I sent it back to Sweetwater.

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

What are you playing it through?

@SheepDog1513

3 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc a Marshall DSL 40CST (a Sweetwater special with a Creamback speaker). I love it. I've had a PRS MT15 and a Blackstar HT Club 40. The Marshall just outshined both of them for me!

The guitar picks you, and then you pick it. ;) Great guitar and great sound / tone.

Exceptional review! Being a total guitar addict lately, I have an Amber one on the way. Mitch was my "Sales Engineer". Dumb title but a great guy lol.

@onevoiceinc

Жыл бұрын

I'm verrrrry close to buying an amber one myself. I was talking to my Sweetwater guy just yesterday. These guitars practically play themselves.... so I want a second one as my true backup guitar... unless I like the amber one more, hahaha. So is your salesman Mitch who does a lot of product videos for Sweetwater?

I'm thinking I will make this my first Fender. I own a Squier, a Peavey, and a JS Jackson, and this seems like it will be a really good upgrade for the money. If this is still on the shelves a year or two down the road it will be a definite buy.

Nice description ❤

Love the editing haha

Thanks for the review of Fender FMT HH Tele....I have one on order via Sweetwater...This is my first electric guitar and can't wait to take delivery in April 2021. I am pairing up with Positive Grid Spark Amp and VOX headphones.

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

First electric? That's exciting! I only wish this could've been my first electric. (My first was a horrible Sysonics brand $100 guitar back in the 80s, made out of fiberglass. Hahaha.) Needless to say, electric (in general) is easier to play when you're transitioning from acoustic... but this particular one might even spoil you. If you are transitioning from acoustic to electric, you'll probably want to focus on palm muting. That's one of the biggest differences between the two instruments. :) Wishing you great success in your journey!

@PolarisTradingGroup

3 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc Thanks for the palm muting advice...yes, I am transitioning from acoustic to electric, so there will be a "technique curve" but excited to get started. I'm 60 yrs young and love all genres of music, so this guitar can do it all. I'll circle back with a post when I take delivery. Rock On...David

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

@@PolarisTradingGroup please do :)

@PolarisTradingGroup

3 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc Hi Joe & Everyone..David here...I am circling back to my previous posts...I have received my Tele from SweetWater and all I can say is WOW! I'm literally speechless...What a beautiful guitar! I finally got a chance to play it today (Sunday April 11 2021) for a few hours putting it through its paces with the Positive Grid Spark Amp...First Hard Rock Song I played was AC DC's "Highway to Hell"...Both Guitar and Amp Kicked serious butt! I then played some Blues on the Clean Channel with various pickup combinations with beautiful crispness and clarity. The Spark Amp actually has an Acoustic Channel which was also very responsive. This guitar is an absolute value for $800...I my opinion...One of the "Best Kept Secrets"! If you have been searching and have been on the fence deciding whether or not to get this guitar...JUST DO IT! I am so happy I waited...This may not be my final electric guitar that I buy, but it is MY FIRST and you know...We ALWAYS remember our FIRST! ROCK ON! Here is link to screenshot of my Tele and Yamaha Acoustic. www.dropbox.com/s/cbnh5rrbox1ii3u/Guitars%20with%20Amps.jpg?dl=0

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

Funny you mention Yamaha. I've always been a fan of them. I just ordered an Apx600 acoustic last night. And yes, the Fender is the perfect guitar.

I picked one up about 7 years ago for $500. Wasn’t expecting to walk out with a Fender that day because for one, they’re usually expensive, and also because I was very into “super-strats” at the time (ESP, Jackson, etc). This guitar blew me away. It had the feel, playability, big humbucker sound, and look of those super-strats, with the appeal and beautiful single coil sounds of a tele (thanks to that super handy coil-tap). To date the most versatile guitar I’ve ever played. Just bought a second one this week for $850. Any time you can grab one for under $1000 is a total steal in my opinion. Love the black cherry burst finish too!

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

I'm actually working on some future videos, one being an original jazz tune I've recorded 3 times over the years and just never got the sound I was looking for. I tried the new Fender recently, and boom! Nailed every single sound I was going for. Not to mention it's great for rock or pretty much whatever you're after. :)

@franklinviele2399

4 ай бұрын

Hi fellas I am wondering how you guys necks have held up? Mine just came in the mail today with some cosmetic damage from shipping and also the tuners were installed bent so it’s gotta go back. I would love to get a good one a keep it but I’m thinking of getting something else based on the negative info on the quality of the neck Seems like an epiphone SG neck

@Jmetal95

4 ай бұрын

@@franklinviele2399 strange, I’ve never had any issues with the necks on either of mine. The guitars kind of feel like a cross between a Les Paul and a Telecaster in every way, including the necks, but yeah, I didn’t have any of the issues you’re describing. Sounds like a QC or previous owner issue. Sorry to hear that!

I just got one of these second-hand. Same colour. Gorgeous guitar. Has clearly seen a lot of action but it plays well and sounds incredible.

@onevoiceinc

10 ай бұрын

Am I the only one who could've just sat there and stared at it for hours? Hahaha This particular Fender model has become my favorite guitar of all guitars. It's super versatile, and it sounds incredible. Congratulations!

@Meylan191083

10 ай бұрын

@@onevoiceinc No. I could happily stare it for hours too.

I’m convinced that for and all around touring workhorse, this is the one, I’ve seen lots of guys use them

@onevoiceinc

Жыл бұрын

It's my go-to, for sure.

I love it. I’m ordering one today. 🤩

@onevoiceinc

2 жыл бұрын

I love mine. It's pretty lightweight, the neck is incredible, and those pickups.... I recently lowered my neck pickup on mine by 3 turns and raised the pole pieces up 3-ish turns. Sounds even more incredible.

@blkjakk

2 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc I couldn’t decide between crimson & black cherry burst but seeing yours made me decide on the burst 😊

@blkjakk

2 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc Question for you: Is the hardware on your guitar chrome or black nickel?

@onevoiceinc

2 жыл бұрын

@@blkjakk here's another video I did that has better color, image quality, and a better camera (besides the phone camera I did all the previous videos with) to get a better idea how it looks up close. kzread.info/dash/bejne/p51rucZ9lr2ag5M.html Deciding between the burst and the crimson was one of the hardest guitar decisions ever, hahahaha. I love mine, and if I get a good Christmas bonus this year, I'm buying the crimson one next. Both are gorgeous, so you won't go wrong either way. As far as the hardware, it's more chrome colored. Hope that helps. :)

@blkjakk

2 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc Mine arrived with a broken headstock. Video of it is on my channel. 😢

Went over to Colorado Springs with my landlord to guitar shop several months ago.I had my mind on a Performer Series Tele but the only ones there had maple fingerboards which I'm not a fan of. At the last store we stopped at I saw one of these in amber on the wall. As soon as it touched my hands I knew I was buying it. Had to tinker with the setup a little but that was no problem. At the price I was able to buy a hardshell case and saved a chunk of $$$. The flatter radius on the fretboard make this super playable. The folks in Indonesia do excellent work as the fit and finish is flawless. I can see why Cort does builds for the top brands.You can't go wrong having one of these in your rack.

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

I totally agree. I also agree about maple fingerboards.... WAY too treble-y for my taste. I prefer mid range tones.

@mr.smithgnrsmith7808

2 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc agreed…hate maple fingerboards

Thank you. Well done. My next guitar and soon. Going crimson I think.

Bought an amber one three years ago or so. It's still my favorite.

I have a 2006 Korean made Fsr spalted maple top with mahogany back and neck. Same pickups and it's my number one guitar. They are keepers coil split through a Keely 2 button compressor is excellent.

@blkjakk

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, I love my Keeley compressor plus

I just bought an American Professional II Tele, but I still want this!

@vindieseldouble

3 жыл бұрын

I have the Tele AP II in Dark Night on order. How do you like yours and in retrospect do you wish you had saved almost a grand on this Tele SE instead??

@Creaulx

3 жыл бұрын

@@vindieseldouble I think it's well worth it in the end but at my age, I'm not loving the weight of it. Pickups are incredibly versatile, fit and finish are stellar, love the neck. It's a "forever" guitar for me. I ended up buying a red Indonesian FMT as well and it's a great complement to the APII - best of both worlds. Love the body contour and lighter weight, but the neck is definitely not for everyone.

@vindieseldouble

3 жыл бұрын

@@Creaulx I appreciate your response! I spoke with my sales engineer over at Sweetwater about this. It sounds like this FMT with the '59 Duncan Seymour and Pearly Gates pickups is kind of a Les Paul type feel and tone with some pretty hot pickups whereas the AP II is more versatile and like you mentioned, a "forever" guitar. I'm still glad I'm waiting for the American Professional II Telecaster. I'll be 47 this Summer, so I get what you're saying about the weight. I'm always looking for more ergonomic ways to sit or stand and play in my recording/playing office/studio now that I have neck and back issues, but that's another subject. I picked up a Stratocaster Player Edition with triple single coils to jam on in the meantime and as a complement to the Telecaster when it arrives.

Very nice Guitar: Thank you....

Hey, I just came up with this Fender and loved it. The clean tone is awesome...would describe your setup to achieve this warm tone? I would appreciate...

@onevoiceinc

4 ай бұрын

It gets *only slightly* complicated. At that time, I was running that video (and other videos) through my Boss Katana 100W, and the setting was based on a Fender Twin. I posted the settings in another video. My settings are posted verbatim on that video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZoNl1tZqj6aZiqw.htmlsi=qsU2ZKvwsds72jia Since then, I bought a Marshall DSL40. My settings on that video (the Marshall dsl review) were right behind me on the amp (with a couple of delay pedals). Since that video, I also purchased a Blackstar Amped 3 (which I have been running into my Marshall's return jack), and that video has those settings including the pedals I'm running lately. I'll say I'm planning to purchase a Fender Bassbreaker 30r later this year, and I'll be posting those settings in some form or fashion. Aside from that, I use my middle pickup setting (the bridge and neck combined) often. That's pretty much my sound. Hopefully this was helpful. Let me know if I answered your question satisfactorily. :)

Best money I ever spent. Beautiful instrument in every respect. Highly recommend anyone to purchase this. I'd be really surprised if you were disappointed.

@onevoiceinc

2 жыл бұрын

Mine has absolutely become my favorite. It's easy on the eyes, easy on the ears, and so versatile.

@JasonEverson

2 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc Yep. Incredible axe. I don't even want to play anything else. And, if the one I have now falls apart I'll go straight out and buy another one. Nice demo, by the way.

@onevoiceinc

2 жыл бұрын

@@JasonEverson Thank you! In hindsight, I wish I had either purchased the new camera before doing it or used better color grading. [Insert jumbled nerd ramblings here.] But it was fun to make. :D And yeah, I need to dust off my other guitars since buying this one, heh.

God I love this guitars tone I can't wait till I can play her chords

Thanks for this video! Darrell Braun, one of the best advisors on guitar, does a great video on ytube about this instrument and Darrell rates it very high. Braun is never wrong. He calls it "'The Fender Les Paul". Like the Schecter PT Special this is superb value for the price and I have the same one you have on order.

@onevoiceinc

2 жыл бұрын

I'm a fan of his videos as well. I'll need to check that out.

@taildragger53

2 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc The frets on this one should be JUMBO frets according to the description on line.

Great review. One question, is the guitar balanced? Because I hate neck drive. Thanks!

@jeanphilippelandry8295

3 жыл бұрын

Perfect. I have james hetfield strap levys m7gg3 on my ltd ec 1000. My son give me a nylon p profile strap as a christmas present and its on my tele fmt. When i walk it goes flat only. But stay at 20 degre maybe when i stay at the same position. But with the leather strap it stay in position.

Cool video and demo. Is your FMT one of the newer Indonesian made ones (I'm assuming so, vs. the older Korean made ones). In terms of the neck profile, I understand it is on the "thinner" side (which I would prefer) along with a flatter radius and jumbo frets. If you have played a PRS SE Custom 24 with a "wide thin" neck profile, how would you compare the FMT to the PRS? And no issues with neck dive, right?

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

It's made in Indonesia (which should mean it's been made by Cort). With the neck, all I really have for comparison are my Schecter Banshee, two ESP's (mh201 and mh400), and a Yamaha Pacifica 612vii (the latter is closer to a fatter Strat type neck). The fmt feels like those thinner necks I'm used to. As far as neck dive, I'm not entirely familiar with the term. (I'd need more info.)

@geeman10k

3 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc neck dive occurs when you are wearing the guitar with a strap and don’t touch or hold the guitar, it “dives” towards the neck (because the neck is heavy and the body is light). Gibson SGs often have neck dive. If the guitar is balanced, it sits nicely when wearing it.

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

@@geeman10k ah! Didn't know there was a term for that, lol. I just tried it, and it sits perfectly balanced in a normal horizontal position. :)

@onevoiceinc What are ya'll using for strings on this AXE? Brand/Size? I have D'Addario NYXL 9's which it came with from Sweetwater...Any suggestions? Thanks...David

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

I'm a sucker for D'addario 10-46 strings, so that's what I strung mine with. I love that tiny bit of tightness where I can feel the tension in my bends. Other than that, I didn't really modify the action or height or anything like that. :) Ultimately, it's all personal preference, though.

Have same one I love it!

@onevoiceinc

2 жыл бұрын

I'm wanting a second one, probably in amber (though I like all 3 color options). Mo' money. :D

This guy's funny and he's good. No BS. Watch him. Think I'll get one of these as soon as my wife gets used to my last addition.

That’s why you always select certain times for delivery!! Too funny! I always got away with the delivery part it was finding the boxes later that brought the inevitable questions!!! Lol

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

"Uh, I'm pretty sure I already owned this..." "Then why is it postmarked from two days ago?" Busted!! :D

HUMBUCKER with coil split ? Wowi loved....make this beauty more versatile.

@jeanphilippelandry8295

3 жыл бұрын

From system of a down to pink floyd!!! 🤘🤘🤘

Pretty sure my girl is getting me one for Christmas….I’m pumped. How are the frets?

@onevoiceinc

2 жыл бұрын

My frets were/are great. After a year of owning it, I want a second one (either the crimson red or the yellow just to have it). Hoping my job gives a great Christmas bonus this year. Someone in the comments had mentioned a while back that the frets could've been polished a little better on his particular guitar (which may have been missed by quality control people), but overall mine is still my favorite. It's the first guitar I reach for, and hands down, it's the most diverse guitar I have ever owned. I recently lowered the neck pickup by 3 turns and raised the pole pieces up the same distance, and it sounds even better. Doing that brightened it (tightened the tone) a tiny bit without losing that wonderful neck pickup sound.

Something I might add here. I got mine second-hand and it needs some fret levelling. The guy I bought it from told me in advance and to be honest, while there is a slight muting around the 12th fret on the bottom three strings, it is barely noticeable when plugged in. The point is, I took it to the local shop who looked at it and swore blind nothing could be done because the truss rod could not be adjusted. I got suspicious and when I went to the shop this morning, I picked up a flat head screw driver and, lo and behold, said truss rod can be adjusted. It is entirely possible that some, or all, of these guitars has a truss rod that requires a flat head not an allen key.

I brought my tele fmt 3 months ago and a ltd ec1000 1 month ago. The fender have nothing to envy to the ltd. They complete themself. I dont know which one i would choose if i only buy one. Tele fmt is an awesoms guitar.

Mine, same color should be here Wednesday. 😍😁😄🤗🤩😊😉

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

I absolutely LOVE mine. Hoping the same for you. I don't monetize or get endorsements, but if I like something I like it. Hope this video helped.

@darrylmarable9050

3 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc it only enhanced my desire and yes it helps.

What amp were you using? The sound at around 5:00 (U2) was something!

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

Believe it or not, it was a Boss Katana 100W. They're very responsive, and with the right tweaking, you can dial in pretty much anything. My main sound is based on a '59 Marshall with a Tube Screamer... all internal (amp, delay, reverb, EQ, etc). As someone who likes an easy load in and set up, it's become my go to lately. All you need is your guitar, a cable, and the amp. Loving it. :)

@eastbaystreet1242

3 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc Thanks for the great demo. And Katana... I have the good fortune to have some of the best, big-name amps, but my 100w Katana hangs right there with any of them. And if you look around KZread, so many top, respected players (who know "tone" a lot better than I do) have Katanas. Great amp. And very cool, unique FMT HH guitar.

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

@@eastbaystreet1242 yeah, I love my Katana. They pair up nicely.

I got this guitar at christmas day. I love it and playing it again and again. But, du you have some same experience with it' exlextronics? pls write me! thx and greets from germany.

@onevoiceinc

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not great at the technical knowledge. This was my first guitar with a Pearly Gates bridge pickup, but I do love it. I can say that I did lower the neck/59 humbucker down 3 turns and raised the individual pole pieces up 3 turns on that same pickup. This made a HUGE difference!! :) It gave the neck pickup more clarity.

Niiiice 🔥🔥👍🏾

How funny..I have a Schecter Omen Extreme and in looking to buy the Tele FMT HH! Do you still like your FMT? Does it sound anything like a traditional telecaster? Thank you for the review:)

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

Great minds think alike, hahahaha. (And thanks for the kind words.) I absolutely love the Tele FMT. As far as comparison to a standard tele, I'm not the best source for that, only because I've often avoided Fender products (up until now) due to the trebley tones they often have (I'm a fan of more warm mahogany sounds) but I can say it can come very close to matching the Schecter while still sounding like its own thing. The Pearly Gates pickup with the 59 give it a slightly bluesier sound while still being able to be 100% percent rock. I've also used it on an upbeat jazz tune I'll hopefully be doing a video for up the road, and the diversity of tones was insane. I never thought I'd say that when I first hit the "buy now" button back in December, but it's become my new favorite guitar. It's light weight, sounds amazing, has lots of tone options, and just feels great. Hopefully that helps. :) Oh, and I'm eventually going to want to get a second FMT, probably in the amber color (but maybe the solid red, not sure). It's just a great playing guitar.

@mboyer68

3 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc I've seen the red one in person, wow..and the amber one looks awesome in pictures! Great minds think alike, and so do ours!

I predict he likes it so much, he buys a second one, in a different color.

Is there any drop in volume in the split mode?

@onevoiceinc

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Totally usable, but lower volume for sure.

& I just bought an Ibanez Artcore AM 53. Oops! Might have to rethink that purchase!

@onevoiceinc

2 жыл бұрын

Is it a good guitar, though? If so, it's a win! :)

Beautiful if only fender would do like Suhr and put a trem on them or at least have an optional model with trem

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

This is my first non-tremolo (non-Floyd Rose more specifically) guitar in at least twenty years (literally), so I get what you're saying. I'll say, though, the lack of tremolo has actually been quite refreshing. Total change of pace for me. It *is* nice to have available options, though.

@arielista

3 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc Cool, I went away from floyd trems more into 2 point of vintage style. Both with locking tuners, I really enjoy them.

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

@@arielista I totally get it after playing this guitar. :)

I'm having Tele envy

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

:D It's a great guitar to play, for sure. I had been secretly looking at tele type guitars for a while. Schecter had some nice ones, but when I saw this, it caught my eye.

Also if you’re in a punk band, or grunge or something, I don’t think you’ll find a better guitar 🎸 and the good thing is you won’t be locked into one particular style because of some many different tones you can find….

We gonna get some John5 riffage?

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

He's a great player. I'm not ~as~ familiar with any specific pieces of his, but I'll look him up and see what I can come up with. Might be a fun future video. :)

@Revelation22_5

3 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc don’t need to go to any trouble. He was just the first HH tele player that popped in my mind.

Until the end of the world @5:00?

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

Good ear. I think I probably meshed the two together. It's a great album!

Why do they insist on putting coil split on Pafs? Half a PAF is all but useless, i don't know why they don't make them taps and keep some of the coil like PRS does? It's not any more difficult to wire; use a resistor to ground the coil instead of a wire, the difference in cost is literally pennies, i mean how much is a 1-2K ohm resistor cost?

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

I like that idea, and yeah I have to agree... especially for live applications. The split coils are only good tinkering around in the practice room at home. Otherwise you would disappear in a mix.

@timwhite5562

3 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc I've had more than a few people tell me how they normally don't use coil split even if they come equipped with them, but that the PRS not only sounds better, but a few tell me they've been using it in the singlecoil more over normal. It doesn't sound exactly like a single coil, but neither do split PAFs. I've done splits with pickups like Fralin high outputs that really sound good split, but they were designed too. I normally go the other way with coil taps. On semihollows and Singlecut, instead of wiring it so that it removes most of the coil but leaves 20-25% active, I'll use a higher value so it shuts off 30-40% and keeps 60-70% of the coil on. So instead of humbucker/singlecoil, it's more Bright/Full. That sounds more like a P90 or mini humbucker.

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

@@timwhite5562 confession... I've never used a P90. I want to try one though.

@timwhite5562

3 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc I find the best descriptor of P90s is that they have a really beefed up and punchy Tele sound.

❤️🎵🎶🎸🎵🎶👍🎵🎶🙏❤️😎

I'm 680 dollars away from mine

Just picked up a "used" brand new one from ProAudioStar for 599- one of the sickest telecasters made!

She’s a beauty! I’ve wanted a Tele for a long time but that is a gorgeous colour. Will have to try one if I see one anywhere. I’ve also got a Schecter Banshee Extreme and really fancy a non-trem guitar. That said I have spotted this one, they’re made in Japan and get great reviews - Seymour Duncans as well 😊 fgnguitars.com/eg/iliad/jil2ew1g/

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!! Unfortunately, I recorded this review video prior to buying my new camera, so the color is far more dull than in real life... due to recording it on my cell phone. The new camera (and the video I posted this past weekend) captures the color and detail the way it really looks. All videos from here on will be filmed on the Canon camera. :) . I say all this to say when you see one of these in person, it's gorgeous. What color Banshee did you get? =) They're great guitars.

@simonc61

3 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc I’ve got the Ocean blue burst Banshee, wasn’t sure about the Floyd Rose at first but it seems to be behaving itself though I don’t gig with it. I really fancy one of the hard tails, your colour is very nice but I really, really like the black cherry burst. They certainly are great guitars for not much ££$$. Which Canon did you get? I was Canon before but got a Lumix G9 not so long ago. I had plans for doing some videos but I hate being infront of cameras!

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

@@simonc61 I've seen the black cherry burst version in person, and it's so eye catching. I would love one myself. I actually considered buying one off Reverb this past Christmas. Now, cameras (my latest obsession). I got the Canon G7X mk2 after watching countless video reviews (and the pros and cons of each). Ultimately, I ~plan~ to do more indoors/lower light and night time recording, so the G7X seemed to be the best choice at the time. I'm still learning it, but I'm BLOWN AWAY at the results so far. Still watching videos constantly to learn how to get better faster, so hopefully it'll pay off. As far as video, you should. It's its own unique thing, and you definitely learn as you go. You might be surprised to know that I'm not the best at being in front of a camera. (Thank God for editing software! Lol). Often times I'll have to sift through twenty minutes of video "um" sounds and goofs to find the few seconds of keeper material. I'm getting a ~little~ better, but I still have a ways to go. My goal is to eventually to capture my easy going silly nature in everyday life in my videos, but at the moment, I'm still a bit more stiff in front of the camera. It is all a process. It's fun, though.... and when something actually helps someone, it's the best reward ever. If you ever do some video, give me a shout so I can check it out. (Hey, that rhymed!)

@simonc61

3 жыл бұрын

@@onevoiceinc Yes I’m going to keep an eye out for the Black cherry one now. I sent you a photo of my Banshee on Messenger btw. I’m the same with cameras too, did use to earn my living as a photographer. I’ve heard a lot of people use the G7x for KZread, vlogging etc. I’m trying to learn Davinci Resolve at the moment, complicated but got to start somewhere. I’ve just bought a new phone, a Xaomi which can do 4 and 8K video which is crazy so I’ve got no excuse now. I enjoyed your playing and humour in your videos - I also just found your blog so I’ll be having a look through that. I’ve been playing about 47 years - and I’ve been told I’m a good player - but apart from a few lessons I never learnt much theory and it’s held me back over the years. I wish I’d really applied myself when I was younger! I’ll let you know if I get round to finally doing a video. I guess it’s a vanity thing with me, up to 10 years ago when I was 50 I hadn’t really aged too badly, then out of the blue I had a son. It hasn’t gone too well - I don’t live with him and his mother now and there’s a stressful legal situation going on at the moment. I just hate seeing myself in photos or videos nowadays but if I can get over that - watch this space! Cheers.

@onevoiceinc

3 жыл бұрын

@@simonc61 the last original band project I created - My (R)evolution - was birthed out of a similar circumstance. Pain, as horrible a thing as it can be, can also be used a catalyst for creating things we never knew were possible. :)