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@pulaski1

Жыл бұрын

@ Lee - the country is "the Netherlands" (Nederlands, in Dutch) _because_ it is "the low lands", so yes, it's the same as "nether regions", meaning "down there", just not the same down there!

@SeanDS89

Жыл бұрын

I wish google would do something about this, but they won't... when you report a comment, there isn't even an option to report a scam lol it's rediculous

@tadpoleinnit2643

Жыл бұрын

I promise I'm totally legit. Give me all your wonga, now. :)

@tadpoleinnit2643

Жыл бұрын

Why have PRS Silver Sky suddenly dropped in price? Best guitar ever.

@tadpoleinnit2643

Жыл бұрын

Why are guitars so huge in Holland?

I own the very strat in this video (exact serial number) and have a funny story to share... I visited the Guitar Gallery at Andertons a couple of weeks back on a trip to London from Portugal. My girlfriend was at a wine tasting in the city so I jumped on a train to Guildford to play some guitars without her knowing. Sneaky I know ;) Anyways, after 4 hours of guitar roulette with amazing service... the Lake Placid Strat fell into my lap and immediately got the "oh shit - this is the one feeling". The problem was my train back to London was leaving in 5 minutes so I didn't really have time to put it through it's paces, so I rushed a deposit through with Paul and told him I'd collect it in a couple of weeks. I then ran down Guilford High Street only to barely make my train. As I sat there with adrenaline pumping through my veins, I decided to come clean to my girlfriend and tell her I'd just put a deposit down on a £4.5k guitar and I had no idea how I would get it back to Portugal. Her reaction was like it always is with my guitar purchases.... "You're an idiot. Why do you need another one!" I tried to explain, but as always it fell on death ears. She then asked how much it is, so I sent her the link to it on the Andertons website (rookie error), to which she replied... "Why have you spent all this money on a beaten up guitar. It's not even new!". Again... I tried to explain but my efforts were futile. Anyways, fast forward to last weekend and I'd decided to fly back to the UK to collect the guitar instead of it being posted directly to Portugal due to the rather suspect Portuguese customs office (I'm not saying they're corrupt or anything.. but they're definitely corrupt). And this is where the story get's interesting... After spending the whole 3 hour flight dreaming up ways that the ground staff had destroyed my guitar, we landed and I saw the beaten up Fender cardboard box appear on the luggage belt. I picked it up... ran to the airport exit excited to play it... and then it happened... Just inches away from freedom a customs officer blocked my path and told me to come with them. "Ahhhh shiiiiiit" I thought. They're gonna charge me tax on this for 20%+. How am I going to explain another £1,000 to my girlfriend??? But then the greatest thing happened... The customs officer opened the box, took one look at the guitar and said in broken English: "This is old. No tax on old. You can go" I agreed, put the guitar back in its case, and ran towards the taxi rank. Smiling to myself I pulled out my phone and messaged my girlfriend explaining that my "old" beat up guitar had actually just saved me £1,000. Who said relic'd guitars are a waste of money 'ey? Anyhow - thank you so much to Andertons for helping me find my dream guitar. I literally couldn't be happier and the story makes it so much better. P.S. I wanted to share this story as soon as it happened yesterday but had no where to do it. And now I tune into KZread and find my guitar on the channel. What a strange sequence of events.

@SashaIvantic

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha yesss! I will remember this guitar forever now.

@jamesmichaelmoody

Жыл бұрын

@@SashaIvantic Haha. Great to see you playing it sir.

@billybobhouse9559

Жыл бұрын

Made me chuckle. Makes the guitar even more special. Pleased for you mate.

@14lamnc1

Жыл бұрын

great story! Keep this guitar for as long as you live :)

@bananaface1636

Жыл бұрын

Those 'death ears' sound pretty scary.

Thanks for having me, you lovely lot!! I had a blast! ❤

@stanislavmigra

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for all the insights and great playing. Much love

@benedekgabor.

Жыл бұрын

You’re a so tasteful player! Always glad to see you jam out a little bit.

@boneytony5041

Жыл бұрын

Well played man.

My boy made it 🥲 LOVED this

Dope to see you here Sasha - about time, you're a beast! And kudos to Anderton's for keeping an eye for talented guitar players out there and bringing them in for colabs

3:12 I'm glad some PRS guitars were chosen! Right now, a Core PRS is at the top of my 'must buy' list :)

Wow, some excellent instruments with two very happy Players! Thanks Andertons and Sasha. That's a lil sister I wouldn't mind in my family! 🔥🎸

Sasha is a great dude. Awesome to see him on the channel.

Sasha has been one of my favourite demo players for a couple of years. Stoked to see him on Andertons!!

Sasha is the sweetest guy, and his channel is tonal nirvana. Great to see him on here!

Beautiful guitars. Les Paul for me, please. All my life - from becoming interested in guitar - I wanted a Les Paul. It took a divorce and selling my house but I got one eventually in 1998. A plain old sunburst Standard but it's a beauty. Then again, I also love Strats, and my old Strat seems to get most of the action.

Great to see Sasha on your channel

So good to see Sasha on Andertons.

I want that Single cut 594 in a double cut with an absolutely filthy flame top and a flame neck. Some day soon.

What a great episode! Got the GAS juices flowing, and made me play along with my collection to do a little comparison alongside Lee & Sasha. I think the factor not considered in the video is the impact of the amp used. I played a Fender Twin which made me lean toward the Tele and Strat over the LP and PRS. Totally subjective. Note #2 - The B&G reminded me of a Gibson Blueshawk in it's body shape (Without the Varitone), but sounded far superior. 100% in that's one to consider when the standard model itches are well scratched.

So pumped to see Sasha! He’s a killer player

Just received my PRS Special today and waiting to open it up so this video is very timely.

@jconner3891

Жыл бұрын

Congrats friend.

@devinsinderwitcz9134

Жыл бұрын

That to me is the perfect design.

Excellent work getting Sasha onboard. This is going to be good...

For a Strat, the pickups mounted on the plastic pickguard, and the floating bridge makes alot of the tone for sure. Just as the on metal mounted pickup of a Tele. There the bridgepickup can become floating when the screws are very tight on the body.

that lake placid blue is so nice looking! Also thinking of buying either a 60th anniversary SG or a Murphy les Paul 58 cherry!

The Captains chops are getting nice and crisp. Good job 👍

Just heard the tag for the PRS special semi and thought yes I reckon I can hear that, psychological or what? If had the dosh that would be my guitar.

Sasha is awesome, super killer player and a great guy all around, his “Joker” like laugh killed me too every time he broke into it

Sasha's playing is great, so tasteful. Classic blues licks but done very well.

I bought my Hardtail Troposphere Stratocaster after seeing Sasha Demo one. I have not regretted that purchase. Amazing guitar.

Glad Ronnie Earl was mentioned! One of the most under appreciated guitarists with great tone. He‘s got a fantastic sense of delicate touch and harmonics, monster chops, and great jazz blues sensibilities.

I recently bought a PRS 245 single-cut - i.e. their take on the Les Paul formula (mahogany neck and body, rosewood fretboard, flame maple top). It's incredibly good, and has literally the HOTTEST pickups I've ever come across. Plug that into a cranked Plexi = total lead tone heaven! 🙂

Sasha is an awesome human being !!!! And a killer guitar player . Love Anderton, love Max guitar shop and Sasha channel too. He plays and tries awesome guitars and boutique pedals . 🙏

Had never heard of B&G before! Thanks for introducing me to them.

@pulaski1

Жыл бұрын

I used to get ads on YT for them, back in 2019-2020, but it's been a while since I last saw one. They are beautiful works of art, with a retro vibe.

McCarty PRS Done right there! I'd pay to see Sasha AND Danish Pete playing together!

I had one of those PRS Wood Library three pickup special 22’s in pink and I sold it, biggest regret in my guitar journey 😔

Really great to see sasha love his videos!!

That retro style guitar with the P90's. Wow what a beautiful rootsy sound! I want one, oh and the custom shop 59 les paul! Damn!! I wannit! The strat is sublime, the 2 prs guitar are so beautiful and sound awesome. I really need to win the lottery to feed my G.A.S....awesome show as always

Visually, the B&G is IMO, the most striking. It's simply a gorgeous instrument. It's also sonically very different to the rest. I'm whole heartedly a strat guy, which always felt home to me, but given a choice, I'd pick the B&G for my second one

I bought a Wood library PRS lefty ,and something wasn't quite right .So , we put "Wolfetone Dr. Vintage pickups in it , and it sang out beautifully !! It even felt better.! It doesn't hang on the wall , she gigs!

@markuyehara7880

Жыл бұрын

PRS makes wonderful guitars but their pickups are kinda iffy.

@SeanDS89

Жыл бұрын

lol nice, a lot of times I hear people say they are so careful with their high end PRS guitars, and treat them more like art than an actual guitar lol so its nice to hear you play it how it was meant to be!

@easye9-21

Жыл бұрын

Wolfetone are my fave humbuckers. I have the Dr.Vintage set in my Les Paul Standard, a Marshallhead in the bridge of My 594Sc, and legend in the bridge of my hss strat. All are phenomenal.

21:11 indeed, thanks Leo! I love Strats so much... I really think he nailed the design right out of the gate, which is apparent since Strats of today are not much different than they were in 1954

That B&G is a beaut.

@mr501mc

Жыл бұрын

Agreed i lusted hard when they came out.

@zeno99

Жыл бұрын

Probably the only interesting guitar in this line up. Everything else looks like voters capitulated to their nostalgia.

@ryangunwitch-black

Жыл бұрын

They are great guitars. My dad has a Little Sister and I really dig it.

Garcia absolutely did spend most of his time using the middle humbucker which was a DiMarzio super distortion 2 which he often coil split

The size, style, and use of P90s of the B&G is reminiscent of a Gibson Blueshawk.

I would have voted on/got a G6118T-135. That one is pure magic and looks stunning...

I did a mod on a cheap LTD te h/s. I put a Seymour Duncan 59 in the neck and a hot rails in the bridge. All were 4 conductor PUs, then put in push/pull knobs. Most versatile guitar ever………lol.

I can't believe that Lee went with the Les Paul for his "one and only" choice. I always thought that you are a Strat-o-holic since you owned so many and it always seemed that you prefered them in the videos since the beginning of the channel. I am really suprised, I would have bet my house that you say "I go for the iconic strat sound" (Clapton, Hendrix, Mayer).

@budgreen7764

Жыл бұрын

It's just an opinion , but Clapton's "best" sounds were from Gibson's . The "Cream" tone changed Everything And of course ,theBluesbreakers too !

@schaerfentiefe1967

Жыл бұрын

Nothing beats a Gibson Custom Shop Les Paul Reissue! 😇🥰

@sdrebels13

Жыл бұрын

Good les paul with a nice set of PAF’s can pretty much sound like a tele, so if you’re going to shell out cash for a custom shop, Gibsons probably offer more bang for the buck

I agree with Sasha's comment about vintage guitars, used to sell them. The vintage ones in really good shape were mostly dogs, they were in good shape still because they weren't good mostly so they werent played. Then there was the lawyer/doctor ones too, sometimes they could be good.

22:16 "you have to really work to get a sound out of [a Strat]" respectfullly, I 100% disagree! To me, they are some of the smoothest, easiest playing best guitars ever 🎶☺🎸🎵

I 💯 want to see a Guitar Paradiso with Pete and Sasha! ❤❤❤

Man, it is a great video content wise, but the camera shacking makes me sick. Next time, it would be great if the camera man uses a tripod or something like a DJI Pocket 2 to keep it stable. You can also fix a bit of the shacking on post production with Premiere Pro.

Gary Clark plays stank foot, snot nose blues- my favorite kind. LOL- I will never forget this phrase, I was playing a party once and this really drunk guy named Burt asked us to play some "Stank foot, snot nose blues". What do you do? We played Stink Foot by Zappa- he loved it.

I have a Gibson Les Paul modern. Would love to have that prs single cut

Very enjoyable episode

'"I think there are more rubbish old guitars than new." Great statement. I have a 1952 Goldtop and 1955 Junior. Both are GREAT guitars. I mean LIFETIME guitars. That being said. I owned a 1954 Junior that was just dead sounding. I have and have owned many R9's and R8's. Two of my favorite current guitars are a 1985 Greco Triple pickup Custom and wait for it......a Jay Macius Jazzmaster! I sold Gibson, Fender, and PRS. I became a cork sniffer once I started buying reissues and vintage pieces. I have changed my mind considerably with the quality of newer cost efficient guitars that are heads and shoulders above what was available for me in the late 1970's early 80's. I am biased as I am a Les Paul player but I think the Murphy sounded best!

the b&g with p90s is 100% my dream guitar 😮

The correct answer for me is the PRS Modern Eagle V

I would love to see an expensive shredder guitars corner in that room where you can have USA Jackson & Charvels, ESP, Suhr, Ibanez J custom, Schecter usa etc...

Great vid 🎸🎸🎸

Great stuff

Ok seriously when your guess played that Gibson Les Paul Standard that was amazing that Gibson blows away everything in that stage WOW period Respect !

Enjoyed the video fellas, if I had a choice it would be the B&G all day every day. Wolf burst.. 👍👍🥃Respect to you fellas.

Do more of these type videos!!!!!

Plugs in the 594, plays an amazing tune on the bridge pick up. Sounds like perfection. Lee is clearly taken by it. Then emotions take over, he deflects and gives 100% credit to the pedal. Classic.

Strat position 2 sounds like the Mark Knopfler tone!

I just love when the camera guys cant help but laugh 😂

That Strat sounds pretty darn good man

All very good and different, for differing needs. That said, the tone on that LP is head and shoulders above the others… Just wow.

I’ll take that red PRS semi hollow. Is it still available?

FYI, that magic click of fingers took me to an ad

The B&G is awesome looking, but I'd have preferred more high-end out of the P90s...

More Sasha please 🤟🏼

I want that prs on the right👍👍👍👍

All beauties...but the tone of the Les Paul is head and shoulders above the rest for my tastes. The Strat is pretty special too...it's close, but I will always go back to those warm PAFs.

Those b&g guitars are a dream

I really love, where Andertons are going with thr fresh new presenter. Sasha is on fire, Digital John is doing awesome job, Dave&Cici has very good dynamics between them, etc ... New golden days, after Bea, Matt, Ariel, Mick, Rob are not there anymore (not that often).

That McCarty was beautiful.

There is something about a les paul that can crank your motivation and actually make you rise to the occasion to be a better player because the guitar sounds so good you don't want to let it down. If it's got that mojo that 1 out of a hundred of the same model has then there is nothing else like it.

Ivantic is the shit! Way to go man. 🔥

Sasha’s delay is great!

My LP is my #1. I have great guitars, but I gravitate to it every time.

What is this orange amp in the background?

Im still hooked on my Gibson Les Paul. 🥰

"Are They Any Good?" is certainly a subjective description. Back in my young and single days, I owned several Gibsons and USA Fenders, they were great guitars, Les Pauls, Explorers, Flying Vs, Stratocasters and so on. We need to remember is that what is 'great' to me, might not be 'great' to someone else and vice versa. To me, it's tone and playability that matter most, followed by condition and appearance. If I don't want to play it or look at it, it's not worth as much to me as it might be to someone else. All guitars are a very individual instrument and to illustrate that point, I'll say I don't like Gibson SGs, I never have and probably never will so they aren't 'worth" my attention like say, a Gibson Les Paul or a PRS Custom 24 might be. I think we need to remember that no guitar is as good as it can be until it ends up in the hands of the player that falls in love with it and plays it to it's fullest potential. It bears repeating the saying; "The guitar picks the player as much as the player picks the guitar."

I love the Strat. Les Paul is a close second.

SASHA! You’ve finally made it to the big time 😉

Thank Leo for the P and J basses. They are on EVERYTHING. Fender dominates on bass.

That strat is ridiculous 😍

I love my Tele I love my Strat i love my Les Paul I love my PRS single cut and I love my PRS Custom 24 🥂

Capt. We all know you're a fender guy, he slammed on the les paul.! Sounded better than the strat. Plus he bragged about getting the Tele sound, then switched into humbucker mode. Love the vids!

what wood is that blue strat made of?

IMO the reason why Les Paul's & Strats are still so popular is that everything else is basically a copy.

Man I love Sasha. But then again he is my friend ❤

WHAT, where's the beautiful Silver Sky?

I prefer mid range guitars because I do not want to bring an expensive guitar to a gig just to worry if it be stolen or damaged

I SO want a Cedar Little sister with P90s.

That Les Paul sounds Amazing.

They all sounded great except for the fuzz, no fuzz please, hurts the brain! LOL!

I'm boring, the Strat was my favorite. Then the Les Paul.

the magic click fingers took me to a Nissan EV ad haha

I traded my Les Paul Standard for an American Original 60s Jazzmaster. I feel better, now!

Of course its the Les Paul. I know many people hate it but if you go in the shop and play then its hard to buy anything but a Les Paul Custom Shop. Its just that good.

@daveeaton6323

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. I went into a shop that had tons of Les Pauls. I went there looking for a Standard because I’ve always thought the reissues were just a cash grab. After 3 hours I left with a 59 reissue. I couldn’t put it down. They really are that good.

I can't agree more with the Captain at the beginning, its pretty disappointing that we ended up with such a basic selection. If we as an audience voted for our favorite spice, it'd be flour, lol

Gibson 71 les paul was almost my first guitar. But I was ignorant and insulted that thw saleman brought me an old beat up guitar. It was 750. I left with an epiphone custom with gold hardware and coil tapped cheap pickups for the same price because it was pretty. That mistake still haunts me. I got rid of the epiphone. Have had tons of guitars since. I now only own 2 guitars, a strat and 355. But (to me) the les paul has the most beautiful clean/overdrive tone in the guitar game and i still have not found the one!

@frmadeira

Жыл бұрын

ah mate that sucks, I fortunately did a slightly better choice, was at the time commenting with a former teacher that I wanted to invest on a proper guitar and was offered to buy a quite beaten les paul for 1K, 96 standard, beast of a guitar, which I got, a couple weeks later i got offered a 80's standard also for 1K on almost mint condition, had to pass on that one

@MrSJPowell

Жыл бұрын

Would the early player version of you been able to take care of a vintage guitar, or would you have abused it?

@tomaselke3670

Жыл бұрын

I did a very similar thing when I bought my first, and only bass guitar. There was a used Fender (precision?, jazz?) bass that was the exact same price as the brand new shiny Epiphone bass that I ended up buying. The fender was a little beat up - which I now know means that it was played often, and likely plays and sounds great. I still don't have that much use for a bass, so I've never bought another one, but I kick myself every time I think of it. For the price, I really should have went home with that Fender.

@mr501mc

Жыл бұрын

@@tomaselke3670 💔

@aleksik4028

Жыл бұрын

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I'm hoping one day.... One day that Andertons do a pedal cam so we can see what pedals engaged and whole pedalboards. Of course, everyone agrees that your audience enjoys guitar pedals. PLEASE DO IT ALREADY