Hahahaha the bubble pop @13:08 I don’t know why but it made me laugh so much! Hats off to the editors and FX peeps! 🎩

@Philtration

6 жыл бұрын

You mean speed hats off

@jesselamoni9677

6 жыл бұрын

Philtration 😂 Speed hats, indeed!

@samhailess

6 жыл бұрын

I was just about to comment that! 😂😂

@DerrickRG

5 жыл бұрын

And the mugs poofing into dust or floating away. I laughed way too hard at that.

"Wood library" sounds like a euphemism for porn stash.

@ZaneDalton

3 жыл бұрын

😂

@YoloMcSwaggot

3 жыл бұрын

"I bought it for my son"

For me the true test of cheap vs expensive (or even mid-range) is the clean tones. Same with amps. Because distortion can cover so many sins. It produces some artificial sustain beyond what the guitar might naturally produce, it compresses by its very nature, it masks some tuning issues. But on clean there's no hiding what exactly you're getting.

@orangederp

6 жыл бұрын

For me, with amps, it’s the exact opposite. A lot of cheap solid state amps can do clean tones well, but they don’t usually have a good gain circuit, so if you find one that does, that’s how you know it’s a good amp.

@ChrisPreece

6 жыл бұрын

You're absolutely right and I didn't mean my comment as a put down of cheaper gear or even saying that my suggested test is even a particularly useful one. Just for me if you're looking for the plainest sound difference, then it's the clean tones. Obviously the real questions should always be about what you're playing, how you're playing it, how the guitar you choose is suited to what you play, and how it feels to you personally to play it. But trying to do a comparison on that scale would just lead to comparing every single guitar ever made, with every genre and level of experience considered, which they can't do in a video like this. I think the most useful comment they made in this video is about when you are a beginner buying a new guitar. If you buy a bad guitar that feels nasty and sounds bad, you're more likely to stop playing. I was lucky that my dad was a dedicated guitarist so I had access to some very nice guitars when I was learning, and they absolutely kept me on track. In the end the feel of a guitar is always the most important thing, not the sound or the looks or the price.

@dainiusvysniauskas2049

6 жыл бұрын

For me it's other way around, distortion is where quality of sound shows - crappy guitars will often sound muddy, yet shrill, with no note definition and clarity. A stick with generator plugged to amp will sound ok in clean channel.

@eddywang9622

6 жыл бұрын

I agree with you, when I bought my first guitar without any guidance,totally 0 knowledge of guitar 17 years ago, the store dude who test out the yama pacifica 112m for me only tells me : listen to this clean tone boy, and played a few notes in it. I don't even understand what hes trying to say or "clean" and "dirty" tones lol.

@Holtenstein

6 жыл бұрын

For me its all about the acoustics of the guitar. I will put my ear to the wood and play some notes. I'm listening for tone, sustain and volume! BTW I have worked in guitar factories and in guitar sales. I've gotten to play many amazing guitars that I could never afford. But, this technique works quite well IMO. Also, if it acoustically it gives you a chill, That's a keeper. Swap pickups to your taste.

@Anderton's - Thank you. These last 2 weeks of my life have been incredibly difficult. And your channel is one of the few things that's brought me some comfort during this time. Being able to "hang out" with you all and just talk about music and gear, helps in ways that even I don't understand. Thank you so much!

That expensive PRS is stunning!

@captainamerica9353

3 жыл бұрын

Only the price is stunning.

@demoleramera

3 жыл бұрын

While I thougt the expensive one sounds better, I think the cheaper PRS looks better by far. Maybe a bit ironic considering the price differences, but I think the more expensive one's finish a bit cheap looking, or unnatural, if that makes sense. The cheaper one has a more classic look I feel, which suits it far better, IMO

@Jpw824

3 жыл бұрын

It should be stunning if it’s expensive

Much improved soloing from the captain in this video - sounding more vocal Lee, great work!

@6riffmaster

6 жыл бұрын

His solo on the Squier was insanely nice

@scottyc3215

6 жыл бұрын

I agree. Paused the video after the intro to come down and congratulate Lee on those sweet licks.

@rdjones97439

5 жыл бұрын

Warning!!!! Lee showing his stuff in this video

@gabewood6892

3 жыл бұрын

I had to rewind and re listen to the captains solo on the squier

Lee - "These guitars leave me speechless." Also Lee - "It stayed in tune!!"

I envy rob. Meanwhile it takes me 2 hrs to fall asleep and cant even get up on an alarm

@WittleDwift

6 жыл бұрын

thats actually kind of a problem. try a bunch of stuff from like simple things (meditating with a youtube video guiding u for 10 mins before u sleep) and ramp it up to stronger methods if that doesnt work. just remember to go to the doctor before taking any sleep meds

@Messier31NGC224

5 жыл бұрын

ME TOO!

Cant' tell you how much i enjoy all these videos; Rob and Lee together especially is like watching 2 kids in a candy store and it never gets old. Not a fan of shredding/effects/metal but Rob's ear is phenomenal and there's obviously method in his madness. The lessons with Justin have been a delight and extremely motivational. Have rescued the Epiphone LP Special from the basement and sent it to local (Canada) music store for a proper setup. Thank's guys.

First guitar purchased last Saturday, it's a Fender Squier Bullet Telecaster on sale for $129.00 American. Learning to play at almost 50... priceless! Great videos keep them coming!

I agree with you Lee, never buy a kid a cheap guitar that's so hard to play an expert couldn't play it.

@JamesAllenJr

4 жыл бұрын

I got an Epiphone LP Special II as my first Les Paul type guitar... It sucked beyond belief and set me back from growing for years.

@thegunni143

4 жыл бұрын

@@JamesAllenJr Either you got s*it luck of the draw, or that guitar had a really bad setup and no one around you knew that, that could have been the issue. I have several Epiphones, including a LP model and I love them dearly.

@mcspankies1799

4 жыл бұрын

@@thegunni143 well honestly the bolt on neck les pauls are really mehhhh. Its hard to find a good one. But the lp set necks almost always perfect

@thegunni143

4 жыл бұрын

@@mcspankies1799 That's fair, mine is set neck, I haven't actually tried the bolt on necked LPs

@richardsmith9615

3 жыл бұрын

@@JamesAllenJr I used to have a Les Paul Special 2 and it sounded reasonable, apart from ridiculously high gain pickups, the action and stability were great.

I love these cheap vs expensive videos. Another great one guys. But to be honest 99% of us watching probably play in pub bands, record albums that our mates buy and have band photos that our mates see. Therefore if we used a cheap guitar or an expensive guitar, it would largely go unnoticed to anyone else. It's just nice to own something expensive. I own Squiers and Epiphones and they are great for pub jams and weekend demos. I can't justify a month's wages on a guitar as much as I'd like one. It would be like me buying a porsche... It looks great, costs loads, but it's only going to get me to the supermarket just as well as my Ford focus and most people in the car park (apart from a few petrol heads) won't care.

@bambostarla6259

6 жыл бұрын

Shaky Blues The reason you purchase expensive instruments is for you personally. Not for others. I want to get a 60s reissue les paul, but my high quality les paul copy can cover anything. The reason I want that les paul is because it looks and sounds amazing.

@dustinirwin1

2 жыл бұрын

I don't play for anyone. Only myself. But I only have nice guitars. Looking into one of the PRS wood library next.

"Is it because your wife has heard of Gibson?" I nearly fell off my chair laughing. Rob Chapman is one exceptional fellow.

What rabea said at the end is exactly how my ex girlfriend dumped me.

That expensive PRS is one of the most beautiful sounding guitars I’ve ever heard.

I was on the shop the day they shoot this video. They where all super nice, truly awesome people. Love your videos guys keep at it

this was great. honest, simple. and enjoyably pleasant to watch. ;) Chapman tends to skip the clean tones, though. i wish we could get more clean tones in these shootouts.. It is better to discern how good a guitar is..imo. thanks very much cheers from Portugal

Damn, Captains solo on that bullet strat was so soulful 👌

I haven't watched the channel in a while, I've decided on and purchased all my gear! But I enjoyed this a lot! I used to binge watch years back, I love this channel, makes you feel like a child on Christmas.

I just wanted to drop a line saying I discovered your channel this week and am immensely enjoying your videos. I’m a lefty across the pond (and a lot of continent) in Kansas. I’ve had fits and starts over the years learning, and found a used Wolfgang Standard a couple of weeks ago that, upon sitting and playing it, finally felt “right.” You guys are educational, informative, and a lot of fun.

The LP sounds so much nicer than the PRS imo. So much thicker and creamier, like warm Nutella.

@nickyounger1368

5 жыл бұрын

I agree

@jimfromoh8944

4 жыл бұрын

That LP was bad ass.

@theslayerofgoblins849

4 жыл бұрын

Yes LP's sound better than PRS's.Or so I think anyway.

@vegashdrider

3 жыл бұрын

Les Paul will never be equaled, I’ve tried just about every guitar and nothing plays like my Les Paul’s, R9 and modern both are fantastic

@matthashobbies

3 жыл бұрын

@@vegashdrider why not own both ;) in all seriousness, they're both just different sounds, happy PRS has been being treated as it's own sound in this last year!

Rob and Lee have the best kind of energy for each other 😂 they bounce off each other and it’s awesome

As someone that bought a used squier bullet strat, changed the pickups and tuners, and then loved the guitar... I say change the pickups, change the tuners. The bones of those guitars are great, just gotta fill them. And it's a great vehicle to learn how to set up and take care of a guitar as well, while you're at it.

A great video. As always the cherry on top of the icing of the bun with the currents was the editing. I especially liked Lee's floating mug. I shall have to put the PRS on my long list of "maybe one day" guitars.

Good god that prs wood library is one of the most beautiful guitars I think I've ever seen.

@wesleyzimmerman94

6 жыл бұрын

FlesHBoX if you like that, check out Kiesel guitars. They get the first pick of the wood for their tops which is the best pick because they're the only company to pay the full price up front where as everyone else pays over 6 months or so

@FlesHBoX

6 жыл бұрын

Did that used to be Carvin? Their site looks exactly like the old Carvin catalogs I used to get.

@wesleyzimmerman94

6 жыл бұрын

Kiesel was the original name for the company and they brought it back in 2015. Carvin started making amps and pedals in the 70's. Kiesel took over the instrument manufacturing but they still make a few Carvin models like the Jason Backer tribute model and the expensive one is a replica that's as close to the original as they can get

@FlesHBoX

6 жыл бұрын

You learn something every day. I used to dream of picking up a carvin custom. Their quilt was always so amazing.

These squiers are amazing! I’ve had a squier bullet for 8 years and with some luthier’s work on the frets and stuff it’s just better than new! I didn’t replace the machine heads and they work great.

Thanks for all the awesome vids guys

Lee it's great to see how your playing has improved over time!

Lee just took advantage of that epi. Beautiful playing sir.

Captain's playing in the intro was so good!

June 2018 and the tea cup smash's still here!!! Never give up on that one. It's an Anderton's KZread mark, now lolol

Awesome video - spot on with the comment on quality and feel can keep a youngster playing 🤘

Wow that editor deserves more credit

That’s the best I’ve seen Rob play in a long while.

Great content as always. Thanks for everything you do!

Great video keep the long it’s better than some 5 minute review and I enjoy your reviews opinions and to watch all you guys play. Wish Anderson’s was in America and in my town!! What a great place

whenever you guys say wood library i think food library, from metalocolypse. IT'S CALLED A GROCERY STORE YA DOUCHE BAGS! 😂

@nickyounger1368

5 жыл бұрын

What's ams foods libraryss?

That cliffhanger tho. Now I wanna watch Rabea try out a bunch of black Les Pauls.

When I was a 13 I wanted to play drums, so my father got a child's drum set for me for Christmas. The tom heads were made from paper, so I went right through them after a month or so. I never did learn to play, sadly, but I picked up guitar a few years ago. Love the channel.

GREAT intro jam guys! Loved it! Squier Bullet for the Win! :-) "change the tuners" yep!

Lees playing on the squier....

16:00: Ah, Rob is going to drink coffee, he'll put it down and it'll break. Haha. 16:03: Huh, he put it down and it didn't break? Oh well, I guess the joke was milked a bit. Good on them. 16:07: Major grin :)

@richardharrold9736

6 жыл бұрын

Look at the Captain's mug at 3:48 and 4:35!

@lone-wolf-1

6 жыл бұрын

16:12 Where's my cup??

@joumantiskaako

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I tought :D

@delesdog

4 жыл бұрын

They shoulda smashed it when he pulled the cord out 👎

CAPTAIN!!!! Your opening jam was awesome!!!!!!!! You've come such a long way! Keep it up!

Thanks, Your efforts are greatly appreciated !

Learning to play? Buy the (inexpensive) guitar that makes you want to pick it up and play just from looking at it. Been playing a while and have some extra cash lying around? Buy what ever the hell you want and never feel bad about it!

@satans_pet_penguin

4 жыл бұрын

I learnt to play guitar on a £1700 Ibanez Prestige. It looks amazing, it feels amazing, and it inspired me to pick it up and learn to play. I think if I'd bought a cheapr Squier I'd most probably have given up, or at least practiced a lot less.

@valebliz

4 жыл бұрын

@@satans_pet_penguin meh, could be and could be not. Nothing wrong with learning on an expensive instrument if one has the money for it, but mind that there are a lot of "cheap" guitars that play fantastic after having a setup. I've got a Pacifica 611 and that feels as well as my AZ prestige to play tbh.

PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO OF ROB EXPLAINING HOW TO CALIBRATE AND SET THE ACTION OF GUITARS!! 🙏🙏

The video effects caught me by surprise. Very cool!

0:52 - 1:22 OMG!!! I'm in love with that lick, especially the end ... Amazing stuff

Damn, that Squier sounds VERY good for such a cheap guitar.

@Logan912

4 жыл бұрын

Squiers are very high quality latetly. The Classic Vibe series can go toe-to-toe with the Fender Custom Shop line. My biggest gripe with the Classic Vibes though is the heavy nitrocellulose layer on the neck.

@rolux4853

4 жыл бұрын

Logan Palmer Please please think before you write and spread misinformation! The squier uses Polyurethane and not nitro! I would praise the lord and buy it instantly if there would be a squier Nitro line for let’s say a hundred dollars more.

My first guityar was from argos i think. Came with an awful little amp. Was a terrible guitar and i soon begged my parents for an upgrade. I got an epiphone les paul custom soon after and it improved my playing immediately. Still have it now almost 12 years later. Great guitar.

Great opening jam, love both the lead parts you guys played

Going back to those videos and just, the editors touches with the cups make things so much more entertaining hahah

I actually think that Epiphone has a cool sound. They are usually dark and muddy, that sounds midrangey and vocal

I want an Andertonscaster!

13:13, the best analogy I've heard to explain a guitar's ability to hold a note. Love it.

Whoever does the animations on these videos deserves a raise (or at least a free lunch). These videos are already great, but the nice little editing adds put it over.

I would like to see a video on the satchel charvel signature

Ultimate!

great video, and the bubble at 13 mins has got me in stitches haha

Hi Guys Really enjoyed this review, one of the best ! Thanks

Something I notice in every Andertons video is the balance between the two guitars and the sound of the captain. When Rob and Lee jam, Rob is always louder in the mix, wich is not the issue when Lee plays with Pete or whoever. But what really got my attention is the sound of Lee! He might not be the best guitarist of all of them, but he defenitly always got the best sound! So, beside what's in his fingers(he's got a great tone!), I'm wondering what amps and what pedals he uses.

@keesmoerland8610

4 жыл бұрын

I would love to come to the store by the way, so many Gibsons to try! If I'll ever plan to go to england, I'll go to guildford for sure! A pitty England 's not european anymore, makes it all more complicated.

Not a fan of the finish on that high end PRS. The colour is nice and the quilt is stunning, but the "satin" finish kinda kills it's appearance, as opposed to a glossy finish.

@ThatGuy2042_

6 жыл бұрын

They have the same finish on the S2's and they really work best on the plain woods used on those guitars. They aren't really transparent enough to show off details in the wood on figured woods. I have a satin S2 and even though it looks better in person than in photos, I would not want this finish if the guitar had any sort of figuring in the wood cause you really can't see the wood that well. For more boring wood I prefer the satin finish cause it makes it a little more interesting than straight up paint like most would use on non figured wood.

@simonmunden5046

4 жыл бұрын

Loving for the exact same reason - horses for courses

Great video and tone!

I loved rob's playing in the intro. Stellar as usual

Rob reminds me of that kid in high school that always wanted people to watch him play

as mr Keanu Reeves would say. Most Excellent Dudes....but seriously. Lee, the world needs needs more of your integrity, and lol, good salesmanship. j.

@michaelangeloh.5383

6 жыл бұрын

You mean; "Woah..."

Hey Lee good call on the Mr. Big by free jam session with the Les Paul!!!! One of my favorites

great editing! keep it up!!

I am eagerly waiting for the Tremonti episode.. !! \m/

@piyushsharma5177

6 жыл бұрын

Rasmus Duus nope, tremonti himself

of course the $115.00 dollar squier sounds amazing 1 they both play well specially rob robs a pro an tours an two hes playing through a great amp

Capt. Lee I love your solo here. Very tasteful.

This reminds me of the old law of diminished returns video you guys did. Great comparison dudes!

I find that your best bet is to go right down the middle and get middle if the range guitars. 600-1200 dollars. I have found that is the sweet spot. Way better than very low budget guitars but not too far off of a USA 1200-5000 dollar guitar. I'd rather have 3 $900 guitars that 1 $2700 guitar

@bleromafia

6 жыл бұрын

rathere own one 1.5 grand guitar and one 600-800 guitar instead pf three mid range guitars

@lewisbulled6764

5 жыл бұрын

I agree - I think around £800 is the sweet spot!

Maybe instead of an Andertons' branded guitar pack make a Chapman Beginner's guitar pack?

@ToasterPizzaFun

6 жыл бұрын

It'll be a Chapman guitar, a Victory amp and the Mythos Mjolnir because why would you want anything else? - Rob Chapman (possibly)

@emjhu3486

5 жыл бұрын

A Cheapman Pack?

>"cheap vs expensive guitar shootout" >intro jam is 2 PRS's >hopes and dreams instantly shattered

Every time I see Rob play a Fender, I say to myself, "Rob should switch to Fenders." The shredding just makes so much more sense to me with that sound.

My first guitar was a KCC strat pack that I got for my Christmas when I was about 10. I loved it for about a week but I got so frustrated even at that young age because I knew it was terrible and made it very difficult to play compared to my friends vintage ibanez strat clone his dad gave him. I didn't touch the guitar again till I was about 15 and I bought a epiphone LP special 2 which was miles better. After watching this I looked up that KCC guitar and you can buy the guitar, amp, gig bag and all the usual gubbins for £55... £55! I can't imagine how many other were put off for life with those hunks of cheap garbage. Edit: I will also say, I think a massive part is throwing away the strings that come with these cheap guitars and putting on some decent strings. That has such a massive impact in my opinion.

I thought the 400 dollar PRS sounded great( which really it did) then Rob started playing the expensive one.

Thanks for the vids Andertons! Enjoying them very much from the great white north of Canada ... where we have f*#% all for choices and music supply . And your vids have actually helped me with a lot of my gear purchases . When I visit England someday I’d like to come to your store .

Excellent video guys

I hope my girlfriends boyfriend buys me one of them there PRS’s

@orelaroki

6 жыл бұрын

Music Ghost wat?

@equanimityturban

6 жыл бұрын

pinochet pilot #666 Calm down mate, this is a video comparing cheap and expensive guitars, it doesn’t need either of you two chatting shite 😂

@azzayo8488

6 жыл бұрын

i think there are probably better anti-communist figures than pinochet lmao

@jacobmay1490

6 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@florianju5638

6 жыл бұрын

You've been through this type of conversation a lot, have you not ^^ ??

I think you should let the other guys demo the guitars too for a bit of variation

Some of my favorite playing Lee has every done in that intro, you can teach an old dog new tricks!

Totally sick playing guys👏

Nice to hear that PRS uses tone lacquers. Does tone polish make it sound even better?

@PaulHofreiter

6 жыл бұрын

JH Scofield don’t forget to get the right tone strap.

@zerorelaxx

6 жыл бұрын

never forget to spray your strings with "tone spray", after playing for a while.

@wesleyzimmerman94

6 жыл бұрын

Seriously though, if they truly cared about "Tone Wood" they would be trying to get better picks of wood for their tops than Kiesel. But, since kiesel is the only company to pay full price for the wood upfront, they get the first pick which gives them the best choices

@jimsimmons2674

6 жыл бұрын

Yes,that is how you get that polished professional tone! Without the polish you will get a dull tone and sound like a turd.

@1961jscofield

6 жыл бұрын

Buahahahahaha!

Yet again...killer amp + meh guitar > killer guitar + meh amp. Five to six hundred bucks is the most you need to spend on a guitar, really...as long as the thing plays ok and stays in tune, it'll do...spend the money on the amp.

@derpimusmaximus8815

6 жыл бұрын

Yea, but you only *need* a bedroom, a toilet and a toaster oven in your house, and you can live. Nothing wrong with wanting a shower and a living room, too.

@JLchevz

6 жыл бұрын

except if youre practicing, sucks to practice in a bad bad guitar

@kingzulu5484

6 жыл бұрын

Lots of great guitars in the $500-600 range. Especially used.

@titanuranus

6 жыл бұрын

500 to 600 bucks may be the most YOU need to spend on a guitar, but there are many worlds beyond that price cap you have set. Many worlds.

@eriklundstrum4656

6 жыл бұрын

rmp5s but the expensive guitars look so purty

That little chuckle of Lee's half way through playing the strat though 👌😂

That was the best Andertons vid I’ve seen in ages. Great guitars great playing and fair play to Lee he’s putting his (not inconsiderable reputation) on the line with the launch of an andertons approved beginners package. Ps can’t wait to see Rab,s final les Paul choice (true historic 57 les Paul custom - just has to be.!?)

Okay, all of these brands are USA based. All of their cheapest version in this case are all from far east factories. How about either comparing the best far east versions (e.g. SE, Classic Vibe etc...?) with the most affordable "home made" models (or perhaps Mexican Fenders then?). Or just comparing only made in USA guitars all together, from most expensive to most affordable? And I would agree with some of the comments here, more variety in brands would be great! Just means more parts and more videos (=clicks) for all of us... ;)

@ThatGuy2042_

6 жыл бұрын

S2 Vs SG Vs Mexistrat or entry level US Strat would be a great video.

@JC210988

6 жыл бұрын

Leo Hanke a

It’s 4:30 a.m and I’ve gotten no sleep

Great video as always Chaps

Another great intro guys 😀

When did the Captain become such a great soloist?

@maxheavner6392

6 жыл бұрын

Jack Bruce makes me wonder if he’s playing dumb on these Justin’s lessons videos. It’s like where the f*** did those chops come from?

@Tank23333

6 жыл бұрын

he made lesson videos with pete and justin sandacoe from justinguitarsongs i guess he took those lesson to heart , his soloing is so tasty now :)

@Tank23333

6 жыл бұрын

Max Heavner i guess the videos are not recorded in the order they upload them, this might be realy new and the lesson videos might be several month old by now

@jimmyparris9892

6 жыл бұрын

He started spending an hour a day just practicing and learned a lot from some John Mayer periscope vids. He talked about it on some older Anderton's videos. In the last year or so, I think.

why am i up rn

Love this episode. Love PRS and Gibson’s. Fenders are cool too but the problem with pricer Fenders is that they don’t look better than the cheap ones. That’s great for that understated look but sometimes you just want that binding, flame top and/or inlays.

A bullet HH was my first electric guitar, and I put an affinity telecaster neck on it, and I absolutely love that guitar. DEFINITELY worth the $$

I want a flying mug.

I am a Viking @ 28:15

Rob absolutely shredded that squire to bits !! Awesome guitar player 🤘

I went to your store for the first time last Sunday lee. Loved it. A lot of guitars a lot of staff a lot of fun. I planned on buying a solid sigma tried a Martin and decided to come back pay day for that haha.