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On paper it seems to be almost identical with Super Swede. I wonder what are the main differences besides the body shape because the guitar prices are not in same range.

Hi, can I ask a doubt a have. I recently bought a viking tremar and when it is in the middle position (both pickups), should I be able to control the volume independently?, whatever volume knob I turn, it affects boths pickups (as an identical global function). Is it like this? Thanks a lot!!!

Are you Yorkshire?

I love my ultra swede , the playability and tone is killer !!!

This is amazing!

I recently had a set of these installed in a Michael Kelly 53DB (awesome T style guitar) and they sound incredible! I have push pulls for coil splitting and with the 3 way switch you can get quite a variety of tones. I just got a Schecter PT Fastback IIB and I’ll probably drop a set in it as well.

What a fantastic video! Subscribed 😀👍🏻

Incredible playing, tones, music and videography! Nice work!

I think the red sounds the best, then white, followed by black.. amazing guitars.. im going to buy one.. your video settled it for me

Thanks for the comparison. You didn't mention the aesthetic difference of the pickguards, which unfortunately for the swede looks a little like a ball sack. I'd be swapping that out straight away. But serious question: Do you know if the swede and super swede limited tiger bursts have any other different to their respective models other than the finish? Cheers

I'm currently playing on my father's 74 swede and love it. I'm looking to get one of my own when he wants this one back. Do they still make a model or version with the double pickup switch option? Or is that how push/pull knobs work and is that a feature they offer? Do they send you guitars to highlight on your channel? & Do you know if they still make a handmade version in Sweden?

I heard a big difference, you could hear the dynamics jumping around with the neck pick up ,I’m sure it would be worse if it was hooked up , beautiful guitar .

Played the Teal version at Andertons today. £749 or the Metallic Gold at £599 under serious consideration up against the Fender Player Plus.

Wow. Brutal honesty. I hadn't watched bc usually people swear they hear things that I don't. (Especially on things that spent more $$ on, lol) I apologize! I do hear a slightly brighter or more open sound with 1 PU, especially in dirty tones. Great job.

I think that in your hands, even the cheapest Walmart guitar would sound great!

Can you tell me if it takes a battery?

Looking at one of these beauties, but can't decide between the 62 japanese reissue or a 52 usa tele . Any advice? Both are great guitars, the 62 is way less expensive. Great playing incidentally

Thanks for the review. Great playing. Contemplating this or the ML3 Pro Traditional roasted neck and reverse headstock as something to contrast with current Les Paul. Think maybe the P90 offers more of a contrast to the humbuckers.

Thanks for the review and demo. Just a suggestion, maybe zoom out a touch so we can see the switch to know which pickups you're using. And have you done anything to that rosewood fret board? it looks a bit darker. Thanks.

This a mayer Sig?

Snooth

Hi. I own a viking tremar but I need a haedcase. Have you tested any? Which one do you recomend?, I’m afraid the bigsby makes too pressure. Thanks!

Bought this guitar, but returned it. Couldn’t live with the neck dive. Otherwise a killer guitar. That Hot Tele middle tone is the best middle I’ve heard in any guitar.

Nice 🔥🔥, Where can i find the backing track?

Do they really sustain more as claimed by Hagstrom? Also, any neck dive on the long scale? Thanks for any feedback.

Amazing playing James...love the old school sound from old school guitar and amp... I'm old school from way back...

Beautiful guitars, but most importantly a w e s o m e playing!

Man! it is not alder! (alder have pretty fine finish) Looks like ash to me - grains are big and deep

thanks for the video, really informative, how does the neck feel like? how big are the frets? thank you

Amazing range of sound

this is great, how did you get the sustain sound to it? thank you!

Didn’t know Pedro Pascal can shred

Great demo, that lsl sounds awesome! What kind of set up are you using? Fab tones ! ( yeh , Fab ) btw , an anodized gold scratch plate would look the mutts !

Where is the guitar made? Appreciate your input 👌 Much blessings 🙌 Great channel. Ty

I own two Fender Esquires and two Fender Telecasters. I love all four of them. Oh and one 1957 Gibson Les Paul Junior 😅 and Tweed and Blackface amplifiers all are needed 😎

Goingto put these in an Epi 60s SG. It's really nice thing to.play but I can't get any nice sounds out of it, not compared to my Gretsch (with Filtertrons).

Is the reverb only coming from this unit? My unit doesn't sound this nice at all, although he is using much better amps than me.

Hey, may I ask whether this guitar and its pickups are also good for downtuned metal? I'm looking for a secondary 6 string for songs in C-standard, mostly doomy or death metal, since I usually play 7 strings, and I wanted to try something new

Tabs?

Great review of the differences between these two models. I've been playing Hagstrom guitars & basses since the mid-70's and always found them to be of high quality at reasonable prices. The Swede is my preference... it fills the niche of a single cutaway LP style guitar while costing less and offering a better guitar imho. I'd suggest a Hagstrom Swede to anyone looking to buy an Epiphone or Gibson Les Paul. I'm going to go watch your more in depth reviews of these guitars now. Cheers.

So it’s a Gibson copy then!

Fantastic playing

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I think the 3 octaves are still there, and the Voice knob simply amplifies them throughout its travel.

good jpob!!

Wait so I don’t need a whammy bar?

James... great sound... the tubes add warmth like old school amps... yours has a 'British' vibe to it...we used Marshall and Fender back in the 80's when I played...

Setting the tone to warm isn't only used for covering up your mistakes. It's also great for doom to invoke a sense of dread. It's also more audibly pleasing unlike the ear fatiguing spiked treble tone that adds a lot of unwanted clanky noise and finger slide sounds that greatly interfere with the music you're playing. Turning down your tone knob on your guitar however can be just as good a remedy to this problem. Turning up the treble on the amp and adjusting the tone on the pedal to taste for the right balance can give you the best of both worlds so all you hear is growling mids overdrive/distortion. Setting the tone knob on the guitar to 5 and adjusting everything from there is a great place to start to give your guitar some character.

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Killer! What amp/cab/pedals if I may ask?