FENDER VINTERA STRATOCASTER 60'S SURF GREEN + BOSS KATANA - DEMO/REVIEW
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Hi Juca ! In order to avoid un-mounting the neck any time you need to adjust the truss rod, there is an accessory you can get from StewMac or on EBay: the Truss Rod Crank. It is a cranked metal piece that will allow you to reach the Truss Rod Screw just by unscrewing and lifting the pickguard, without having to remove the neck. Lots of hassle and time saving… Else: nice guitar and great tone :) Cheers !
Yes, I’m now aware! Thanks!!! Cheers
love the guitar! I'm getting one
It's great man!!! Cheers :)
Man I totally agree about adjusting the truss rod! I don't understand purists that think it should be that way just because it used to be. I can sort of get it if they're talking about an actual vintage model or something that they're restoring or whatever for accuracy. It makes no sense to do that on a modern guitar though, even if it's "old style". That just makes it worse for no reason in my opinion.
Yeah I agree. But I'm loving the guitar! It sounds so rich and full that I already forgot the truss rod...lol. Cheers
@@JucaNeryGuitar It does sound great! Cheers :)
@@niclastname Thanks :)
Buy one with adjustment at headstock end then.. Historical specs is what the vintera is about
To be fair you get better adjustment of the truss rod when it is at the heel. Access can be annoying but the actual truss rod tends to work better especially on a hard maple neck.
Esa es una gran guitarra definitivamente.-
Sounds good..greetings from Ma, US
Thanks man!!! Greetings from Portugal. Cheers
Sounds and looks great!
Thanks :)
How do you like the 7.25 radius? Does it feel strange compared to your other guitars?
I like it, different of course but very comfortable. In fact the guitar is very comfortable. It seems like an extension of my body. Cheers
@@jakeembers Yeah, no problems. Unless you have a very low action. Cheers
Tone sounds really nice, maybe it's your playing
Many thanks :)
There's only a problem.. radius 7.25?
Boas Juca. Porquê o ajuste no truss rod?? Estava interessado em me mandar a uma mas right out of the box ter que ajustar o truss rod não é muito boa onda. Não me soa nada thin como costumam soar as standard mex strats. Gostava de a ouvir numa onda mais surfy com mais reverb. 😁✌️💪💪. Abraços
É normal por vezes virem com um braço com alguma curvatura. Ainda mais com transportes e este tempo agora. Nada demais, só um ligeiro ajuste. Exacto, tem um som bem mais encorpado e eu adoro isso! Mas com o amp podes scar esse som. Abraço
I hate truss rods like that. Ironically I have a Charvel with the adjustment down there and several Fenders where it's up top where it belongs. You don't have to remove the strings. Just put a capo on the first fret and loosen them. That makes it easier but I will never have another guitar that I have to do all that just to make a truss rod adjustment.
And while it may not be a Custom Shop, it's still not a cheap guitar and you shouldn't have to do any fret work on it. I'd send it back where it came from and get another.
The guitar is fine now. I have Charvel as well and more traditional Fenders. This one is like this. Not a big deal now. It sounds superb. Cheers