Where Is The Guitar Made? A Chappers T-Style Blindfold Challenge!
Вставка
- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Head over to the Andertons website to find the products in the video! | tinyurl.com/27...
Electric Guitar Department | tinyurl.com/2a...
Acoustic Guitar Department | tinyurl.com/23...
Bass Department | tinyurl.com/24...
Guitar Pedal Department | tinyurl.com/28...
Amp Department | tinyurl.com/28...
The links below may be outdated, use the links above to start browsing the website.
👆 EastCoast Eastcoast GT100 electric guitar in Black - tinyurl.com/yx9...
Chapman Guitars ML3 Pro Traditional in Satin Triton - tinyurl.com/y5r...
G&L Tribute ASAT Classic in Clear Orange - tinyurl.com/y4u...
Reverend Greg Koch Signature Gristlemaster in Trans Blucifer Blue - tinyurl.com/y4b...
Hansen Guitars T-Style Light Relic in Pelham Blue - tinyurl.com/yyk...
Fender American Professional Tele in 2-Tone Sunburst - tinyurl.com/y5r...
Fender Player Telecaster with Pau Ferro Fretboard in 3-Color Sunburst - tinyurl.com/y6f...
Fender Made In Japan Hybrid Telecaster with Maple Neck in Satin Indigo - tinyurl.com/y3z...
Does country of origin make a difference to the quality of a guitar? Chappers & the Captain undergo arguably their most challenging blindfold test to date - can Rob guess where the guitar was made? The results may surprise you...
Interested in other Andertons UA-cam channels? Click on one of these links to find out more…
Andertons Guitar & Bass UA-cam Channel: goo.gl/kRJCpb
Andertons Drummers UA-cam Channel: goo.gl/9yKSS9
Andertons Synths, Keys & Tech UA-cam Channel: goo.gl/ns172M
Andertons Shopping Website: goo.gl/TPsG2Q
Buy a T Shirt: goo.gl/TrTe78
Make sure to subscribe to Andertons TV for more great videos like this: goo.gl/aAzyQM
One of these days everyone should just leave the room while Rob is playing, and then see how long it takes before he realizes that he's all alone lol
That would be so funny
Make it like the dream setup so he can really enjoy himself since then it would take a lot longer to realise if you really having fun.
😂💯
They should use a sound bites of Lee, or Ai Lee.
I love how you know he knows its a Chapman as soon as he touches it, but he doesnt say it, then proceeds to sell the shit out of it 😂
Brilliant
He felt the heel joint immediately, so he knew it was a Chapman.
and its the only tele with a contoured body, the rest bar the last on are all slab he knew fine rightly and precede to sing the praises or a distinctly average tele@@NoContextOasis
It's a raised top..too easy
It makes sense that Rob would prefer a guitar that he designed to his own tastes.
The CNC machine does not care in which country it is.
Best comment
...but what country made the CNC?
@@kitoyobeni1 nope... I am from Germany and I have close relatives in the industry that builds and sells manufacturing machines AND the factories in which those manufacturing machines are made in to all countries in the world. All the same, since everything is normalised and standardized through and through. If I buy an imported Chinese product here in Germany, chances are 85% that the machines that manufactured the product either came from here, or were build in a factory that came from here. This goes for steel and wood manufacturing machines a like, I do not know about plastics.
@@florianju5638 Nope what? All I implied is that the CNC machines are not necessarily from the country the factory resides within. The company I work with manufactures circuit board assembly lines in the US and ships them worldwide, as do Japanese, German, etc companies.
That is true but they do alot of hand on work for the better made guitars
In pretty much every blindfold challenge Rob spots the Chapman immediately, so I can't help question the legitimacy of that first one LMAO.
GnRandAVGN Yup. How can he not know its a Chapman, with that arched top, minus a pickguard and carved out cutaway?
He touched the headstock right away, I think he was just trying to play it off after that
I’d like to think they wouldn’t swear on their mother and daughters life that this was a legit blindfold challenge. You would have to be a terrible person to say that if it was all planned. I believe them when they say rob wasn’t told ahead of time.
He never touched the headstock
Exactly. He just lied to sell more of his product
Always enjoyed the blindfold challenges here. I mentioned this before, but activities like this is what make you guys at Andertons deserve the title of Best Musical Store in the world! Cheers!
Also marketing & entertainment GENIUSES!!
@@CHlEFFIN ahhh I would most certainly agree!
Brown nose!
I wish they had presence in North America
@@realFl1ck Ahh that would be pretty awesome if they could expand their horizons!
You might say 'this is a Chapman advert' but I can't imagine Lee would be happy with Chappers ripping into the Eastcoast that Anderton's will want to sell a f***tonne of this festive season.
Yeah, he obvi recognized his guitar and then went way over the top to promote it.
Not really, because they’ll be selling Epiphone Les Pauls for a tenner more...
It's ok for me that Rob likes the Chapman best - he had them made like he thinks they should be. But wasn't the neck joint a giveaway?
The carve too was an immediate giveaway
@@thedukeparty Yeah, surely the carved top, neck joint and satin finish would have immediately given it away as an ML3 rather than a tele...
Doesn't matter though does it... it's not like they try to hide it.
@@alan_davis id guess that rob immediately realises it's a chapman and instantly says it's the best one, because marketing.
@@alan_davis They did try to hide it. In any other video, Rob can immediately tell which is a Chapman. So on this video, he suddenly has amnesia?
I want a clunky and sharp show every week from Anderson’s. Great editing yet again crew!!!
THE EDITING IS FANTASTIC ON THIS ONE! WHOEVER IS DOING THIS ROCKS!
I think Rob instantly recognised the 1st guitar as a Chapman, which is why he praised the hell out of it.
I'm super surprised Rob mistook hot single coils for humbuckers twice in this video.
To be fair, those Chapman pups are both stacked and reasonably hot.
to be fair, tele's single coils tend to sound a bit more like humbuckers than regular single coils.
Especially with overdrive.
That was what surprised me the most as well!
seems like acting to me
I am not surprised Rob mistook a Chapman for a quality guitar
I find it very hard to believe Rob didn’t know that was a Chapman first. In EVERY other blindfold with a Chapman, he’s known it almost instantly
yes he knew that why he was saying over and over how great it was.
Yes. He touches the horn and the carved body style. Imposible he didn't recognized that Chapman.
Great idea for a video, and quite enlightening. I have American, Chinese, Japanese, Mexican and Indonesian guitars here, every price point imaginable. EVERY country is capable of producing a quality guitar - it comes down to specs and tolerances.
I have Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Mexican and American and they surprisingly all get along...but I do keep them segregated in their respective hard shell cases....
Could you imagine is chappers picked up one of his guitars and just absolutely went off about how shitty it was lmao
I find it hard to believe Rob didn’t recognize the only carved-top as his own Chapman brand
true, this video is a sham
You could tell that he immediately recognized it
@@MrNotYet1 how could you tell
@@morganghetti Chappers at 4:48 "You know what? To begin with, I'm just not even gonna play it."
I was certainly convinced at that moment that he knew it was a Chapman,
IT FEELS REAAAALLY EXPENSIVE !
[Spoiler Alert]
I love how you can see the genuine happiness on Lee's face as Rob gets them all wrong.
Now, he can finally die in peace. And I can too.
Blindfold challenges all the way! They're what brought me to this channel years ago, and are the reason I'll be sticking around for many more!
I've stopped caring where the guitar is made.... if it sounds good and plays well then it's a good guitar
I too have gotten over that. I recently picked up a Chinese made Dean ml. I can't believe how well a $550 guitar can play now, my last purchase was a Gibson explorer about 10 years ago and it was like $1400 if I remember correctly and the dean is every bit as nice playing as the Gibson. The only think the Gibson wins on hands down is the finish, while the dean looks great the Gibson looks great to a point where it even looks expensive lol.
Yep. I've been saying for a long time: If a guitar looks good, feels good, plays good, and sounds good, then it IS good.
@@OddTimeMan and you can change both the look and the sound of a guitar quite easily. I almost only trust my hands when I try out a guitar
I quit caring of were its made a few years back good is good
I usually love these vids, but this just felt like a 30min commercial for Chapman guitars. I mean, fair play as it's your company and all but it took some of the fun out of it for me.
The Chapman guitar is the only guitar with an archtop. Chappers wouldn't notice it?
and no pickguard
he would know ! i think the moment he was given the guitar he felt the finish and know that his was his guitar. Next time no chapmans?
@wildcatter63 he gan by saying i know what this is i dont even have to plug it in then lee said dont touch the head stock that let the cat out of the bag chapman then spoke about the nut he knew the guitar had a reversed head stock
Of course he did... That why he went from saying it was a good quality Asian guitar to a Fender Custom Shop. He is not stupid... but he believes we are.
@@jjbast you are so wright i think most of the people who watch andertons channel are around 13 years old and are dreaming of buying a harley benton
Lads it’s 12:30am in Sydney Australia and I’ve got school tomorrow. You know I’m staying up for this!
12:21am here in [R]Adelaide ... :)
The hero this channel needs but doesn't deserve
Heel joint on the Chapman gave it away- first thing he touched when he grabbed it. Also touching the nut he could feel the headstock cut towards the end.
Admittedly though I've got guitars from most of these places and they're all comparable. I can't tell the difference without a blindfold.......
I don't care what they are playing or testing, I always like the blindfold videos!
Lee reveling in Rob's defeat is the absolute highlight of my day.
his giggling about how IN FACT, those pickups he was bagging on about, were in fact... had me dead
yay, it feels like there hasn't been a video like this in a while. THANK YOU!!!!!
Come on, how often can Chappers say "The first guitar was soooo good!"? You have a guitar brand and it's good. Awesome. And yes, you have to advertise your business. But this was just a bit too much...
Yeah it didnt come across as genuine at all
I’ve only played a few Chapman’s and I wouldn’t buy any of the ones I’ve picked up
Chappers has, on several occasions, INSTANTLY noticed that he was holding a Chapman while blindfolded. This time, he didn't say the name of the guitar but kept gloating about how good it was over and over. Just lol
He absolutely knew it was a Chapman even blindfolded, because he probably plays them every day. So the challenge wasn't rigged, but he def went out of his way to compliment his brand...
I think this was genuine. The problem is that he’s probably basing his assessments on how well the guitar matches his preferences - not build quality. He designed the guitar so of course it checks all his boxes of feel. Some people love super rolled edges and others like them a little more square, he likes them however he likes them and that’s what the Chapman was rounded to.
Don’t forget Lee is tied into Chapman as well so I’m sure the Chapman got a bit of “attention” before being “randomly selected”
You can’t blame them though who wouldn’t do the same thing
I was looking for something to do instead of the work I should be doing. Sweet.
Just pointing out that on my very affordable Purple Squire (we all know where I bought that one), the nut is extremly flush to the neck. So well done Fender and Andertons. :-)
Best one yet! It’s good to know Rob loves the guitars he sells. I’m looking forward to the strat video.
He didn't know the sound of humbuckers vs single coils on his guitar tho did he?
Rob is not alone in his opinion of Fluence pickups. I have yet to hear any that I like. Newer is not always better.
Two minutes in, and the editor is already the Real MVP. :P
No way Rob didnt know the first one was a chapman good video though
He touched the headstock right away...I think he was embarrassed and tried to play it off :p
I noticed that as well
@@randymarsh7898 No, watch again the video, he never touched the headstock
Every guy knows their own equipment
@@leftbehind4030 Haha one time they blindfolded Lee and gave him his Custom Shop Strat and he complained about the action being higher than to his likings
Whether these videos are pointless or not..............They are just simply brilliant! Cannot wait for the next "Blindfold Challenge"! Plus "how can you not like a good nut job"!!!
What's that? An Andertons video where Rob likes the Chapman one the best? I don't believe you.
As always. Fake
@@hjplant9292 im very sure Rob can feel chapman guitar. If you have 2 or more guitars in your colection you know from the first touch each. But its simple marketing. Its their channel and their company. Its not wrong
The point of the channel is for Andertons to sell gear - it’s not paid entertainment. Therefore it’s not surprising they would give their own product a “nudge”.
It was a big suprise 😉
Whether or not he knew it was the Chapman , it’s no surprise that his favourite was the one that he designed. If it weren’t his favourite, then that would mean he’d done a bad job of designing it.
Whoever does the production for these does a fantastic job
IDK, I played a few Chapman's at GC the other day and they did not impress me. The fit and finish was well under what I expected. Could have been a few bad apples, however the import PRS SE's blew them out of the water.
Chapman guitars feel cheap. And because of the neck profile and tbe carved top, apart from other subtle details, you cam recognize a Chapman guitar on a blondfold challenge easily.
I've never played a Chapman but I do know there's more than one line of them. I think if you include the original run, there are at least three and perhaps four different lines. Each of those lines is quite different in terms of price and, no doubt, quality.
James Santiago I thought the same thing. The carve top on the Chapman would give it away. So many imports (including PRS) are made by the same factories.
Marc Coté I believe I played the newest higher end line. They were both close to or over 1k. Just wasn’t impressed. The neck joint had masking tape lines on it and had some other bits that should have been better. But that’s the great part about it, anyone can buy and play whatever they prefer and can afford. No one forced me to buy it.
@@recub13 - It's possible. They seem to go up to about $1400 US, but most are around $1000. One thing is certain, there is no lack of choice for good guitars these days. When I was starting out if you wanted something good it was Fender or Gibson. Unless you wanted a hollow body or some weirdo guitar. Today... Ibanez, PRS, Suhr, ESP... and so on.
Loved this video guys. Chappers you’ll kill the next challenge mate. Keep these going.
When you do these challenges in the future can you put on the screen what guitar is what. I’m no musician just enjoy the videos and can’t tel the guitars apart. Cheers.
This is absolutely the best music program on UA-cam
im only 8 mins in but im sure rob was trolling and knew it was a chapman
He knew because it's the only one that has a carved top, he could touch and feel it without seeing.
@@strat0871 thats what i was thinking but i believe him when he says he didnt know
chapters felt every headstock after the first one if u watch his hand when it's near the nut, his finger slides back on the bottom of the headstock to quickly feel the shape. sneaky sneaky chappers
"The hardest challenge I have ever faced"
Isn't there a Kemper vid where he got everything completely wrong the whole video?
Yes but he was pretty confident in that one. He seemed pretty confused in this one.
Two actually. Part of the reason I bought a Kemper (I’ll have it tomorrow!).
@@marcobeltran7218 All the best with the Kemper, Marco. I have had one for a while. Best tip is to start out just using a couple of well known amps, use them like amps and try not to get too micro into the workings of the whole Profiler. Oh and don't rush to the high gain amps. Some of those clean amps profiles are bloody good. Roland JC-120 is spot on, as is a good profile of the Fender Deluxe Reverb amp...
Ozzy Pete Thanks man!
I’m absolutely loving it right now, I spent absolutely all day yesterday on it, it truly is an amazing piece of gear. The things it can do and it’s fidelity are stunning.
Yeah, I was a bit overwhelmed when I started to dig a bit into the settings, but just focusing on it like an amp and using the front EQ like you would normally do and I’m loving it.
There are some powerful settings “hidden” though. Like definition, the amp Compressor, pick parameter, etc. Watch the videos by Tone Junkie if you want to take it to the next level, believe me.
Don’t worry, I’m not much into high gain. I’m into slow, bluesy stuff. Right now my favorite profile is Tone Junkies’ JM Proto 1, which is a profile of a prototype Two Rock John Mayer signature made for and used by the man himself with his signature settings. The amp is currently at Carter Vintage Guitars in Nashville. I actually visited the store about 6 weeks ago (Was in Nashville for a John Mayer concert actually) and missed the amp😐😔.
I don’t regret the purchase at all, it’s hard to justify getting a similarly priced tube amp when you can get all of this with the Kemper.
@@marcobeltran7218 That is great to hear you having a good time with Kemper....To some I bet it is overwhelming at first. "Under the hood" is a capacity to re-amp if you do recording, attach a genuine effects loop on profiles of old amps that never had them, stereo amp effect etc. I'd also suggest Kemper Tutorials here on You Tube, they go through step by step on some features that aren't apparent at first.
This video has reminded me that Telecaster is the real shape of rock and roll. I've been thinking about buying a new guitar and I was looking at Strat-styles but in the end I have to be true to the spirit of Saint Joe Strummer
The Chapman guitar is the only one with body contours on the back of the guitar body. The rest has typical telecaster slab style bodies. I didn't notice it until he had the blindfold off and went through them all again but you could clearly see the difference in body shape on the back, and given his knowledge of the market he immediately recognized his own brand.
So every T type in the entire world except for the Chapman is a slab body?
Player Plus Teles have a belly cut and are mim
Great vid guys, really enjoyed it.
I’m pretty sure I’ve seen most of these videos, and every time he plays a Chapman, he identifies it almost right away. I found it “interesting“ that he didn’t identify it this time and then he went on to great lengths about how great the guitar was. But that’s just me being a troll and I’m sorry. I just found it curious.
at the end of the day, they need to sell guitars and gear, so i could easily cut them all kinds of slack in terms of endorsement and shady subtle undercover marketing as long as vids are so much fun
I have the strat version of that Japanese tele. Following a house move, it stayed in its case for 16 months. It was still perfectly in tune when I next played it.
You guys are the best, your videos never disappoint. Keep up the good work!
Seeing the joy on Lee's face on this one is great.
Rob manages to advertise his brand even whilst blindfolded!
Such a well done and entertaining video Im hooked!
That cheeky index finger feel of the headstock on the chapman..... Kinda made the compliments feel a bit hollow but who cares, I've got an ML3 and love it! Just a tad shady if you ask me
He clearly knew it was the Chapman, and they knew he knew (hence the zoom)
@@lptomtom exactly, so when he stared to pretend he didn't know; it made the compliments less sincere
he did it on every guitar ...
If you buy a Chapman guitar you are an idiot.
Gordon Smith 'T' Style guitars are made in the UK and are absolutely AWESOME
Bad enough when he pretended he didn't recognize his own guitar and sang it's praises, but then upgrading it to USA when the USA guitar came along is taking the piss.
What do you mean ‘upgrading’?
Rob! If Chapman guitars ever released left handed versions of the ML3 Pro Traditional us left handed guitarists will buy it! I know I'm sold, without even playing it I can say it's got to be my favorite guitar because I've watched all the videos by Andertons that included the ML3 Pro T and I must say I'm very intrigued by it! The day a left handed version is available, I'm buying one.
You should have put a Classic Vibe chinese tele in order to confuse him even more
Yep. Strangely absent.
I'm pretty sure all CV Teles are currently only made in Indonesia. Old stock would be from China.
19:18 *Lee* that was brilliant quick thinking response and a jedi mind trick at the end - cheers!
That upside down headstock was a give away, he knew that was his guitar. His finger went down the curve two or three times. How often did he say that was the best. I would be surprised if I play another as good as that one. BS
Whoever edited this, awesome work - well done.
can you guys go back to when you filmed the selection process in the store? it was really enjoyable
I didn't realize that Chapman made a tele style guitar, cause I gotta say I am really digging that guitar. Especially the color with the matte finish. I also learned from this video that S. Korea makes really good guitars because I really like both Chapman and Reverend guitars.
You thought the ML3 was a Custom Shop Tele yeah? Bloody hell.....Lee is totally right in that you keep going on about it too much. You sound desperate to get it either acknowledged or sold.
haha it doesn't help their track record of promoting it extra hard
Is it me or you clearly see Rob touching with the side of the left-hand index finger the tuners(around 4:52) of the first guitar(The Chapman model) which it was the ONLY model with a reverse headstock? I love you guys but that does not look good!
Lol you could tell lee was getting pissed when he said the east coast guitar doesn't play well 😆
Ha ha, you know nothing Jon Snow! Except a Chapman guitar when you've played it so many times ;0)
clunky and sharp were very successful indeed in the mid to late 80s ,until clunkys death in early 89 ,after he was found dead in a new york back alley having choked to death on his own cardboard. the funeral was attended by dozens of adoring fans ,and the epitaph was read by sir elton john. sharp went on to write music for popular tv shows such as countdown and john cravens newsround !!!.
I have guitars from China, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Mexico, Australia and USA. They're ALL great! :)
Next time do one called 'Guess Which Rain Forest The Wood Comes From".
For everyone calling out the carved top on the ML3, G&L also have a arched top ASAT
It’s gloss though, I used to play one. There truly aren’t a lot of satin, non guard, modern, carved T-style guitars in mass production that a store like Anderton’s would just have on hand
The country of origin has very little to do with quality of the guitars nowadays. It has however very much to do with how much workers are payed.
These are incredibly hard to do and you have real "guts" to put it here like this. Also love how you do this from the most skeptical point of view possible, ahah! Keep up the good work.
Love Rob, but let's be serious, he knew that first one was a chapman lmao
jogr the neck joint on chapmans is pretty unique in its design, and if you look that's the first place his hand went when he was handed the guitar. He for sure knew. And just a little extra, I've owned a chapman and it was one of the worst guitars I've played in my life
@@ellisscott9840 really whys that?
@@jacobflint9359 I had two and I had loads of QC issues with the first one, which being fair could be from the way it was stored in shipping or a legitimate piece of shit, but the second one after sending it back just wasn't a great guitar to me. Everything about it was just "meh." Kinda shitty pickups, kinda shitty feel, nice neck, but felt fairly cheap, like one of those older made in India Jackson JS series or the early 2000s Squier affinities. Best analogy would be like an Ibanez gio series, but one of the better ones.
Really like this video. The message is: Go play a bunch of guitars when shopping and find something that YOU like and gives you confidence. It will make it fun and encouraging to keep picking it up, especially when learning. ✌🏻🎸🎼
I never thought I’d see the day that rob chapman thought a single coil was a humbucker omgggggg
The Chinese made guitars can be very good. I was shocked when I had a look at a Takemine guitar, played it a while, decided to buy and the shop owner said it was made in China. I bought it and it is a lovely instrument.
I don't doubt Rob loves the Chapman tele's, it's his design after all. For me, I don't want a tele that is good for hard rock, I prefer teles that are more traditional. Plus, I've seen so many videos about issues with the quality of chapman guitars I don't feel comfortable ordering one online.
The thing is, traditional Teles are amazing for hard rock.
Like the Fender American Original Telecaster
Great video, spot on I think. Country of origin doesn't matter, how it's made does and there are a lot of capabilities out there in various countries.
I think Lee took Joey's acting class: "A lot of acting is RE-Acting".
That first part was definitely just a chapman marketing exercise 😂😂
Guys you need to do a blindfold strings test like brands and types etc
Up!
this was incredibly entertaining! thank you!
Excellent idea. I would like to see some Brazilian made guitars under your scrutiny as well.
Rob’s laugh after the captn said Kenya! 😂😂😂 brilliant
A little too much of Chapper's hamming it up with his guitar. No one's buying he didn't know it was a Chapman.
Wow, Rob is usually spot on. Love these videos very entertaining.
Oh man, Rory, you are the best! 😂
This was an amazing video and everyone who's been following Rob for a while and knows his legitimacy and ethos as a person, should know this is 100% authentic. No chance this was set up and totally unnecessary he had to swear on his kids just to convince a bunch of internet trolls. At the end of the day for those who've played these guitars, Chapman is indeed the best one. Keep up the good work lads!
Not to be that guy, but isn't the Chapman the only one with a carved top....?
And when he was handed it, it's the only one he gripped by the edge... I'm not usually skeptical, but that was an immediate give away with it being the only carved top.
yeah, and the only one without a neck plate..... and one of the few with a belly cut...... and 1 of 2 without a pick-guard. He's full of shit.
I bought some used guitars and at least one or them might be old enough to tell the difference. While origin may not be as important today, it does apply to older guitars, perhaps influencing resale value later ?
When I started playing in the early 90's there were HUGE differences in where they were made but now the cheaper ones made overseas are some really great guitars.
@@ronniefnd The 2005 Squier I bought has better parts on it than the 2016 Squier. For example the tuners on the 2005 are laser etched "F" Fenders, the 2016 has some unbranded tuner. The instrument cord clam shell is also a heavier gauge metal and chrome piece of hardware than the 2016. Also the saddles are similar to Fender stamped style instead of the standard issue that Squier is putting on Indonesian Corteks. I prefer the neck finish as well. The 2005 is a black label Bullet Strat SSS HT & the 2016 is an Affinity Strat w/ Trem bridge. I think the 2016 actually plays better than the 2005, but I'm inclined to believe that's a matter of one being used for 11 more years in whatever frequency. The older has changed hands or moved several more times in that 11 years. The 2005 was used, the 2016 was a dealer that moves Squier QC cosmetic 2nds ? He buys a lot of them and sells them thru various marketplaces, be it Craigslist or Facebook. Cosmetically, it had a single scratch. Anyway, the problem I'm having with the 2005, the screw holes are finally loosening up, that's the issue with any of them, over time and the wood just doesn't hold a screw for a cheap one. My options are to let it go softly into the night, the toothpick trick or screw/bolt inserts as 2 that could breathe more life into the 2005. I paid $ 25 for the 2005, it's really become my Luthier's skill set learner, sometimes out of necessity for needing that old guitar repair that only age does to a guitar, other times just routine string maintenance.
Very enjoyable video and not because Rob was finally dethroned from being perfect, but rather in showing that fine guitars are being made everywhere.
You need Godin from Canada too
Michael Cuggy agree. Fantastic guitars.
Diego Godin? He’s in Italy m8.
CHlEFFIN Godin is also a brand of high end Canadian guitars
Godin from Canada are top shelf !
Some of the nicest guitars made
He definitely knew that the first one was a ML3. I don't think there is another Tele from a bigger company with this neck heel, carved top and no scratch plate.
Sorry but there is no way Rob couldn't tell that the first guitar he was holding a Chapman.He can smell every Chapman ever made within a meter radius.
Whoever does the editing on these deserves a raise.
No the Mexican burst(35:55) was the one you thought had the fat neck(20:48), not the American. 36:08
Totally need more of this , loved this video
Tea - Coffee ... instaliked just for the pun!
American Fenders don't file the nut down to the edges. Their bone nuts go over on both sides, but are made smooth. Feels nice.
This video is the last of including Chapman’s I hope, throws the whole thing off