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Depends what year CV. They dumped the Alnico 3 and 5 in the 50's and 60's which were Tonerider Surfaris and City Limits. So every Strat CV after 2018 has the same pickups which are not as good as the pre 18's. The earliest ones had like a CTS knock-off (none mini pot) for a year or so.

Thanks, always wondered why the standard charts are such Greek

Well done. Definitely not for beginners though.

Really helpful!

Great tutorial Andy

Very interesting topic Andy .... something I'm going to have to get involved with, whether I like it or not!! One day soon maybe!!!

Thank you. You are a great teacher.

This lesson was extremely helpful Andy .... gonna need a few watches to fully absorb all the information, but spot on mister!!!! BTW: Lovely tone on that guitar!!!

This video is absolute gold, deserves much more recognition!!

What tempo app r u using in this video, Andy?

Speed "It's better to have it and not need then need it and not have it" He just described owning a gun, lol!

I'm not a quarter of the way through this video, and thumbs up. Your perspective is invaluable. My pick hand is more the culprit than fingering on the neck. I was a bass player who played with my fingers for decades (I'm 67 and retired). My left hand works fine and in time with right hand fingers in my sleep, but not with a pick so much. ........AHHH... the drunken spider exercise. You've certainly introduced a number of interesting variants and then some. The basic individual exercise on frets 5,6,7,8 or whatever has helped me on guitar, and I only added reverse fingering and/or reversed alternate picking to make things more interesting for myself, in hopes of finally learning something. I always hated practice after my early 20s, until recently. I learned "classic rock" and some jazz fusion by listening and playing it as a kid. But I never actually learned any theory or discipline until later. I played what appealed to me and ignored everything else. I've never stepped down or up a fret to maybe suggest pentatonic doing the spider while more recently studying guitar exercises, other than briefly studying the diagonal theory to work the entire neck. Doing these exercises intentionally to a metronome or foot tap as a challenge has to work on coordination, which is why I'm doing it as an old man. I've never looked at "beats per minute". I/we just played music. A given song has its inherent tempo, even if I'm the guy writing it, but an exercise is a demand, something I've never dealt with in music. Damn- pick angle... (something I never thought about as a finger player, but honestly stumble with), Thanks for that tip!!. ....on guitar, I have the tendency to use hammer-ons and pull offs for economy picking, but have to focus for the exercise. In my case, there's no doubt alternate picking for each individual note teaches discipline.... my musical career started as a punk rocker in the late 70s... discipline wasn't part of the gig. Part of my ongoing problem, even moving into other genres, has been that I/we got paid way back then. We were good. Each of us was good. I coasted because I could... still capturing a live audience until I retired over fifteen years ago in the frickin 21st century. I'm not boasting about that. I have major flaws in my playing, which is why I'm here. I'm a natural bass player trying to learn (really learn) guitar. Thank you for sharing critical knowledge. I'll likely never get the later segments of this video, but I'll certainly try. Thanks again.

Another class video Andy, and something else for me to try, but maybe at a slower speed initially. 🤩🤩

Great lesson and I appreciate your honesty as your critiqued yourself. I'm definitely going to incorporate several of these into my practice routine. Thanks!

Great pedal, I remember waiting months for it to turn up back in NZ when it was first released - bought it and loved it. It got 'borrowed' but I still have my Phase 100 all these years later. MXR created some classics, Dyna Comp, Distortion+, Carbon Copy, Analog Chorus . . .

ive been teaching myself guitar for about a year, ive had a few breakthrough moments in that time, this video led to another, thank you!!!

Useless bass player here, can i book my bludgeoning please :) Great vid as always

Great video Andy!!

Great stuff! Just don't stop the motor from running. Nice!!!

Funking brilliant lesson .... well done Mr R!!! 😜😎

awesome 💯

Fantastic lesson Andy ...... I doubt if you'll be impressed, I began my practice efforts at 60 bpm. Slow and steady, and all that ....... 🐌🦥🐢

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Fantastic lesson ! Priceless !

bro you are incredible

thank you for this video, for some reason this stuff goes way over my head but you made it really easy to understand!

Good lesson thanks mate

Love triads and inversions ..... brilliant lesson Andy!!!

Brilliant simplifying. Thanks!

Fascinating insight ! Thank you for sharing !

love it

am I a guitarist? No but did i watch the whole video? Yes

Two guitar players, two oppions. But on the easy road you will gain no experience.

​@AndyRidgeway Your point is good aswell. Of course you should take lessons as a beginner. Learn chords and a few songs but there are things you have to learn by yourself. Especially these habbits in your video are mostly solved individually. And thats the best way to improve. Not getting shown absolutely everything. You have to FIND the best way to do or hold something. But thats the world today. Always the easiest way.

If you are not fully stupid you will solve all that mistakes by yourself. People who need this video should not even think about playing guitar. Thats my oppinion.

Originally guilty of the majority of these mistakes .... but eradicated most of them!!! Cheers Andy ... great points!!

Here’s a good example why modes dont make sense to me. U said you could play Cminor scale over Fminor chord, but F dorian mode would be better. As i see it, C minor over F minor chord is F dorian. Same notes. Changing the name changes nothing really, listener does not know if you applied fdorian or switched to parallel minor for that iv.

Light bulb illuminated ..... great lesson, cheers AndY!!!

Great explanation! Very easy way to begin using this.

Nice lesson. At 5:09 you said minor 7th note! Just wondering shouldn't it be called the flat 7th (note) as you are referring to a note and not an interval?

Great lesson. Thank you!

Great lesson Andy .... It's amazing how flattening that 7th makes so much difference!! Good work ......

Really good insight ! New subscriber !

I don't get the obsession with versatility in a guitar. I want one that does pretty much the one thing I want, perfectly. Does everyone constantly switch genres and tones during a single song or gig? Does anyone even gig anymore?

Great video man,

If you install a .01 orange drop cap you will get much closer to the Money for Nothing sound. And also the Tom Sholz sound as well. Beautiful guitar BTW!

Nice tone on intro.

About the neck pickup, how u brightened it ?? Adding mid or treble?

Ok so now UA-cam is recommending guitar videos with guitarists who’s last name is also Ridgeway. This algorithm is getting really specific, haha. Nice playing!

What a great video have a wonderful day also I am going to college in Canada where I live in ❤😊