This was really stupid. How much does an American worker make compared to a Mexican or Indonesian? It’s like you spent all this time trying to explain something, but you missed the entire point.
@shellsea95203 сағат бұрын
❤ GR8 INFORMATION MATE ❤️🔥💫💥
@BogeyDopeYT6 сағат бұрын
Can’t look at those upside down backwards diagrams. Feel like I had a stroke.
@kojinexs8 сағат бұрын
Thanks! This was amazing
@TheFarzad859 сағат бұрын
Modest learning with astounding teaching skills and guitar mastery
@DragDealer12 сағат бұрын
Is funny guitar players have this bias. I call it the mystique bias. We see our hero rocking something expensive. We think to sound like that we need THAT gear or the US made model, but no. Tone is somewhere else. Seen guys with expensive stuff and can’t play a bit. Seen guys with epiphone and kill at playing. I guess it comes down to two things. Got the money to spend? and do you really want to part ways with your hard earned money for some confirmation that your guitar is the best? When you clearly aren’t the best a playing anyway. Best example I can give you is Gibson studio vs standard is mostly (take it with a grain of salt) aesthetics. Or a JCM 800 reissue is $3.5k vs a DSL made in Vietnam. Well the reissue jcm800 now HAS Vietnamese transformers and such… 😅 But the price tag changes coz is ensamble in the uk
@megaflyinbrian15 сағат бұрын
My 06 is not that great.even running it through a tube amp..it collects dust unfortunately
@hughforster19 сағат бұрын
Beautiful little lesson here man, good job. I love it when teachers break it down so simply and give you something fun to play with. Cheers!
@audiophileman7047Күн бұрын
Is the neck build (dimensions, radius, etc.) on the Mexican Standard/Player guitars the same as the American Standard/Pro guitars?
@audiophileman7047Күн бұрын
What you said about not getting a great guitar can equally apply to the less expensive Strat's as well. The branding differential cost you determined is an oversimplification; it doesn't simply mean cost for extra body work and better hardware. Another cost is the time involved to fix and upgrade the less expensive instruments. The additional cost also involves image, environmental protection, fair labor, and resale value. When someone buys a quality U.S. made Strat, he or she is buying the mystique of a bonified pro grade American Strat, protection of the environment, fair wages and benefits for Fender's highly trained craftsmen, Fender's top technology, and much more stable resale value with potential value appreciation. In some cases, U.S. made Fender guitars can become collector's items over time. So you're getting a lot from the U.S. made Strat that goes beyond just distilling everything down to the final initial price. If someone can't afford an American Strat, I completely understand buying the less expensive Strat's. There's nothing wrong with that. It's also a bonus to those who enjoy fixing and upgrading their guitars themselves. To say an American Strat isn't a good value depends on what you value and what you can afford.
@isolateddemon9438Күн бұрын
NICE😀
@robertnewell5057Күн бұрын
The clearest teaching style I have heard on KZread, bar none.
@lyeseylКүн бұрын
AVE Jules! You are really the emperor Jules Caesar (Guitar), you know how to rule the world ... of the blues.
@soserchristianguitar9202Күн бұрын
Hello... you said that bodies have no difference; well, they do have a small big difference: until 2001 the wood of the body of the standard strat was poplar and from 2002 it became alder... therefore your mexican standard is made of poplar and your mexican player is from alder... small big difference ☝️
@easyguitarlessons7584Күн бұрын
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@SquasagedogКүн бұрын
I found the Squier body a bit cheap feeling which was down to the wood. Acoustically the Squier sounded thin and cheap.
@prentomediaКүн бұрын
Thank you! I know these positions fairly well. Never played them up, down and over all the way up the neck. Will be practicing.
@aureliobrighton1871Күн бұрын
I feel there is just no way around learning chords and scales, the function of their notes, their voicings and substitutions in order to get fit to place that one or two tones which enhances a position beyond the 'box'. I am saying this because I am finding it really hard to make the transition from patterns to a flowing string of notes which are meaningful. Especially in a minimalistic environment like Blues. Anyway, thanks for your well made video. :)
@rrdwikiКүн бұрын
Nice video
@herewegoagain74032 күн бұрын
tonewood? REALLY? LOL
@iananslow4943 күн бұрын
You are the master
@JHENDRIXROCS3 күн бұрын
I have been playing guitar for years and Jules is on the Mount Rushmore of KZread guitar teachers! Probably the BEST comprehensive pentatonic scale lesson I have seen on KZread! Excellent teacher! He will definitely take your playing to the next level!
@FreddyMarshall3 күн бұрын
Goede uitleg👍🏼🎸
@marcin83363 күн бұрын
Both of the guitars sound great. I'd buy them all but only the H-S-S version. 3 singles are definitely too light for the music I play
@TheMightyKingzuru3 күн бұрын
Important tip: use a mirror to read the chord charts.
@TheMightyKingzuru3 күн бұрын
Thanks for the lesson. I already feel amazing!
@iananslow4943 күн бұрын
This is awesome, definitely the best video I’ve seen on this subject
@dg3114 күн бұрын
Jules, I don't know if you teach in a way my learning style matches with or what but you're the only KZread teacher I can understand!
I love Fender Stratocasters (the most the ones with 2 singles and a bridge humbecker)
@betoalves60184 күн бұрын
Great, man. Thanks. Good job!!!
@Pgan8035 күн бұрын
This is the clearest, best and the simplest explanation. TQ
@vitalcoron6865 күн бұрын
Great teaching.
@erikbjornson64965 күн бұрын
Man this is totally awesome , fast times at ridgemont high
@-R3DB4R0N-5 күн бұрын
This is an absolutely amazing video! I can not express how thankful I am, honestly. 🎉❤🎉 Thank you so much Sir 🙏🙏🙏
@francescobalzano11985 күн бұрын
I spent last years playing scales suddenly music little by little is coming out thank you Jules
@miguelrs90135 күн бұрын
La mejor elección: una Fender Player Stratocaster, sin duda.
@seanhooper11595 күн бұрын
I have had the privilege to experience both American and Mexican built Fenders. I currently own a Fender American Deluxe Stratocaster and a MIM Fender vintera 50s modified Telecaster. The American Deluxe is a second hand guitar that I have owned for more than 10 years and is still playing well. The build quality is superb and it is hard to pick up any faults in terms of quality. The only thing that ever bothered me about the guitar was the noiseless pickups which were swapped out for Dimarzio True Velvet single coil pickups. I purchased a MIM vintera 50s modified Telecaster new from a local guitar store. Upon purchase, there were a couple of issues with the build quality including: A loose cut neck pocket, Nut string slots which were cut to large, a lack of roll over on the fingerboard, string ferrules were set in incorrectly, A crack in the finish located by the neck pocket and a nut that was cut in a way where the strings are slightly offset. The guitar also had fret sprout but that is not always linked to build quality. Despite all these issues, the guitar sounded really great. I spent some time working on the playability issues including dressing the fret ends, rolling over the fingerboard and refiling the nut slots which made the guitar play like an absolute beast. I believe that with a little bit of work, you can turn a MIM into a top notch instrument. However, off the shelve, You could pickup some issues with the quality.
@benabetanzos38586 күн бұрын
Muy buenas las clases me an ayudado mucho .👍
@seb05876 күн бұрын
Good tutorial
@deadandburied76266 күн бұрын
Why J does not use Humbucker pickup? 😮
@deadandburied76266 күн бұрын
Its a dilemma. Wider strings good, wider neck not so. 😮
@tru60296 күн бұрын
Thank God for you 🤞🏾from a self taught player for the past year and a half
@dreamyrhodes6 күн бұрын
The diagonal blues scale, I think I discovered it in one of your older videos (thanks for that!), is the best shape of all (I call it the "flag" shape). I spend months memorizing all the pentatonic shapes but that scale has all the pentatonic notes plus the blue note, and it tells you where the blue notes in each "conventional" pentatonic are (two in every position). And with extending the "flagpole" one fret above and below you get the full minor scale together. And you are not stuck in just that one position you learned but can diagonally play across the whole fretboad. So you can memorize one lick in that shape and move it one octave higher or lower at any time. And two frets down is the next same "flag" shape, this time going through the major pentatonic positions. And all that just with memorizing this one simple 5 note shape.
@claudionistaljr.58966 күн бұрын
You are a very good teacher man. Kodus and thank you so much- More Power to you!
@arkamega68576 күн бұрын
Thank you for explaining what im looking for, thank you so much
![Tiny Licks, HUGE Results [Easy Blues Tutorial]](/img/d.gif)
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This was really stupid. How much does an American worker make compared to a Mexican or Indonesian? It’s like you spent all this time trying to explain something, but you missed the entire point.
❤ GR8 INFORMATION MATE ❤️🔥💫💥
Can’t look at those upside down backwards diagrams. Feel like I had a stroke.
Thanks! This was amazing
Modest learning with astounding teaching skills and guitar mastery
Is funny guitar players have this bias. I call it the mystique bias. We see our hero rocking something expensive. We think to sound like that we need THAT gear or the US made model, but no. Tone is somewhere else. Seen guys with expensive stuff and can’t play a bit. Seen guys with epiphone and kill at playing. I guess it comes down to two things. Got the money to spend? and do you really want to part ways with your hard earned money for some confirmation that your guitar is the best? When you clearly aren’t the best a playing anyway. Best example I can give you is Gibson studio vs standard is mostly (take it with a grain of salt) aesthetics. Or a JCM 800 reissue is $3.5k vs a DSL made in Vietnam. Well the reissue jcm800 now HAS Vietnamese transformers and such… 😅 But the price tag changes coz is ensamble in the uk
My 06 is not that great.even running it through a tube amp..it collects dust unfortunately
Beautiful little lesson here man, good job. I love it when teachers break it down so simply and give you something fun to play with. Cheers!
Is the neck build (dimensions, radius, etc.) on the Mexican Standard/Player guitars the same as the American Standard/Pro guitars?
What you said about not getting a great guitar can equally apply to the less expensive Strat's as well. The branding differential cost you determined is an oversimplification; it doesn't simply mean cost for extra body work and better hardware. Another cost is the time involved to fix and upgrade the less expensive instruments. The additional cost also involves image, environmental protection, fair labor, and resale value. When someone buys a quality U.S. made Strat, he or she is buying the mystique of a bonified pro grade American Strat, protection of the environment, fair wages and benefits for Fender's highly trained craftsmen, Fender's top technology, and much more stable resale value with potential value appreciation. In some cases, U.S. made Fender guitars can become collector's items over time. So you're getting a lot from the U.S. made Strat that goes beyond just distilling everything down to the final initial price. If someone can't afford an American Strat, I completely understand buying the less expensive Strat's. There's nothing wrong with that. It's also a bonus to those who enjoy fixing and upgrading their guitars themselves. To say an American Strat isn't a good value depends on what you value and what you can afford.
NICE😀
The clearest teaching style I have heard on KZread, bar none.
AVE Jules! You are really the emperor Jules Caesar (Guitar), you know how to rule the world ... of the blues.
Hello... you said that bodies have no difference; well, they do have a small big difference: until 2001 the wood of the body of the standard strat was poplar and from 2002 it became alder... therefore your mexican standard is made of poplar and your mexican player is from alder... small big difference ☝️
❤
I found the Squier body a bit cheap feeling which was down to the wood. Acoustically the Squier sounded thin and cheap.
Thank you! I know these positions fairly well. Never played them up, down and over all the way up the neck. Will be practicing.
I feel there is just no way around learning chords and scales, the function of their notes, their voicings and substitutions in order to get fit to place that one or two tones which enhances a position beyond the 'box'. I am saying this because I am finding it really hard to make the transition from patterns to a flowing string of notes which are meaningful. Especially in a minimalistic environment like Blues. Anyway, thanks for your well made video. :)
Nice video
tonewood? REALLY? LOL
You are the master
I have been playing guitar for years and Jules is on the Mount Rushmore of KZread guitar teachers! Probably the BEST comprehensive pentatonic scale lesson I have seen on KZread! Excellent teacher! He will definitely take your playing to the next level!
Goede uitleg👍🏼🎸
Both of the guitars sound great. I'd buy them all but only the H-S-S version. 3 singles are definitely too light for the music I play
Important tip: use a mirror to read the chord charts.
Thanks for the lesson. I already feel amazing!
This is awesome, definitely the best video I’ve seen on this subject
Jules, I don't know if you teach in a way my learning style matches with or what but you're the only KZread teacher I can understand!
Great!!! Easy lesson!!!well done. Grazieeee
Dude… Thank you
That was great I love that as a Rock player
Jjjjjjjjjj7st awesome bro that's really cool thanks
I love Fender Stratocasters (the most the ones with 2 singles and a bridge humbecker)
Great, man. Thanks. Good job!!!
This is the clearest, best and the simplest explanation. TQ
Great teaching.
Man this is totally awesome , fast times at ridgemont high
This is an absolutely amazing video! I can not express how thankful I am, honestly. 🎉❤🎉 Thank you so much Sir 🙏🙏🙏
I spent last years playing scales suddenly music little by little is coming out thank you Jules
La mejor elección: una Fender Player Stratocaster, sin duda.
I have had the privilege to experience both American and Mexican built Fenders. I currently own a Fender American Deluxe Stratocaster and a MIM Fender vintera 50s modified Telecaster. The American Deluxe is a second hand guitar that I have owned for more than 10 years and is still playing well. The build quality is superb and it is hard to pick up any faults in terms of quality. The only thing that ever bothered me about the guitar was the noiseless pickups which were swapped out for Dimarzio True Velvet single coil pickups. I purchased a MIM vintera 50s modified Telecaster new from a local guitar store. Upon purchase, there were a couple of issues with the build quality including: A loose cut neck pocket, Nut string slots which were cut to large, a lack of roll over on the fingerboard, string ferrules were set in incorrectly, A crack in the finish located by the neck pocket and a nut that was cut in a way where the strings are slightly offset. The guitar also had fret sprout but that is not always linked to build quality. Despite all these issues, the guitar sounded really great. I spent some time working on the playability issues including dressing the fret ends, rolling over the fingerboard and refiling the nut slots which made the guitar play like an absolute beast. I believe that with a little bit of work, you can turn a MIM into a top notch instrument. However, off the shelve, You could pickup some issues with the quality.
Muy buenas las clases me an ayudado mucho .👍
Good tutorial
Why J does not use Humbucker pickup? 😮
Its a dilemma. Wider strings good, wider neck not so. 😮
Thank God for you 🤞🏾from a self taught player for the past year and a half
The diagonal blues scale, I think I discovered it in one of your older videos (thanks for that!), is the best shape of all (I call it the "flag" shape). I spend months memorizing all the pentatonic shapes but that scale has all the pentatonic notes plus the blue note, and it tells you where the blue notes in each "conventional" pentatonic are (two in every position). And with extending the "flagpole" one fret above and below you get the full minor scale together. And you are not stuck in just that one position you learned but can diagonally play across the whole fretboad. So you can memorize one lick in that shape and move it one octave higher or lower at any time. And two frets down is the next same "flag" shape, this time going through the major pentatonic positions. And all that just with memorizing this one simple 5 note shape.
You are a very good teacher man. Kodus and thank you so much- More Power to you!
Thank you for explaining what im looking for, thank you so much
Congratulations 🎉