Vintage Fender Broadcaster, Nocaster & Telecaster
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- Опубліковано 12 лют 2024
- In this episode Mike Menza and Joe Menza dive into details about the evolution of Fender's electric guitars from the early 1950's. A 1950 Broadcaster, 1951 Nocaster, and 1952 Telecaster. All of these vintage Fender guitars are 100% original, and are a huge mark in history for electric guitars and live music. This is a very rare occurrence where all 3 of these legendary guitars are in the same room, and we are able to identify the differences between them. Mike and Joe discuss the early history of Fender's iconic guitars.
There will be many more vintage guitar episodes to come !
dig the backbone t,nice episode again I learned something,keep it going
I have shirts for you guys, was bringing them to Carmine's but shit happens...
Thanks Tim !!
Thanks for the video! I'm more of a Les Paul guy, but the explanation of the early Fenders was excellent.
Thanks man ! I’m going to do an episode about the history of some of the vintage Les Paul’s !
Dear God in heaven! How did you manage to round up this trio of incredible vintage guitars? I shudder to think of the value of these incredible instruments. If I were there with you and I had a chance to play them I think I would have died a happy man from the shock. Can you confirm something for me? Do they all have the standard Fender 7.25" fingerboard radius? When Fender made the 70th anniversary reissues a few years back someone told me that they had compound radius necks. I suspect that they were mistaken, but since I have never played a real Broadcaster I can't say for sure.
Yes they all have standard radii as far a I know?
Very cool, keep rockin'!!
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Didn't the Esquire come first?
Yes, I agree, but not as an actual production model? More experimental.
@@joemenza6633 It was a production model along with the 2 pickup model called the Double Esquire.