Utterly Epic Vintage Guitar Extravaganza At ATB In Cheltenham - That Pedal Show
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2024
- They say “never start with an apology”, so we won’t. Not everyone loves vintage guitars - in fact many people think it’s all a load of pish. Dan and I are not such people and so we took this opportunity to visit ATB Guitars in Cheltenham, UK and fill our boots with an afternoon of complete and utter kids-in-a-sweetshop indulgence.
There is no real point to this video, other than to remind ourselves that it’s only this very moment that ever matters; simply to do and to experience.
MASSIVE thanks to Mike and David at ATB for making us so welcome and letting us have the run of the store! www.atbguitars.com/ Instagram @atbguitars
Questions arising…
Q: Are vintage guitars really ‘better’?
A: No. Modern guitars aren’t better either.
Q: You couldn’t tell in a blind test though, could you?
A: Maybe, but if your brain is trying to tell, you’re not doing anything relating to actual music.
Q: That’s every guitar gear video ever, isn’t it?
A: Touché. Probably! The bit after the video in the venue or studio is
Q: Did Mick buy that Strat?
A: Not today. But one day when the day is right I will.
Q: Why didn’t you play the //insert any guitar we didn’t play here//?
A: We chose the ones that interested us the most.
We’ll answer everything else we can in Monday’s VCQ.
Enjoy the episode!
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Pedals & stuff in this episode…
• Keeley D&M Drive
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• Catalinbread Echorec
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• Catalinbread Belle Epoch Deluxe
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• Supro Tremolo
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Interesting bits and go-to sections…
- Here we come, walking down the… 0:00
- 1957 Gibson ES-5 Switchmaster: 02:30
- 1959 Gibson ES-335 and more old hollowbodies… 04:45
- Plug in the Switchmaster and ’59 ES-335: 12:40
- Mick reflects on his reissue 335 and the real ’59: 17:10
- Amps today? 18:35
- Plug in the ’59 355 and ’66 Casino: 19:20
- Effects today?: 23:02
- 1955 Gibson Les Paul Custom: 25:25
- A gilding of Goldtops: 27:40
- A look at some Les Paul Juniors: 35:25
- Gibson SGs: 36:45
- Plug in the ’55 Goldtop & ’64 SG: 39:05
- Plug in the ’53 & ’57 Les Pauls: 48:40
- Dan reflects on the ’57 Les Paul compared to his ’58 Reissue: 54:40
- Fender corner! 58:20
- Strat heaven: 1:04:43
- 1963 Korina Body Fender Stratocaster: 01:14:49
- L Series Fender serial numbers?: 01:17:07
- The only bases anyone ever needs: 01:18:30
- A note on Fender headstocks: 01:19:00
- 1974 Fender Hardtail Stratocaster: 01:20:00
- The only reissue in the shop! 1:20:40
- A brief look at the amps: 01:21:30
- Plug in the ’58 Strat & Tele: 01:22:16
- Plug in the ’61 and ’63 Strats: 01:31:30
- Plug in the ’58 Jazzmaster: 01:37:20
- Plug in the ’62 Stratocaster: 01:42:48
- A note on old guitars: 01:50:02
- Thank you! 01:51:00
Guitars in this episode - check www.atbguitars.com/ to see what’s still there!
• 1957 Gibson ES-5 Switchmaster
• 1959 Gibson ES-335
• 1959 Gibson ES-355
• 1955 Gibson Les Paul Custom
• 1957 Gibson Les Paul
• 1953 Gibson Les Paul
• 1955 Gibson Les Paul
• 1964 Gibson Firebird VII
• 1961 Gibson SG (Les Paul) Junior TV Yellow
• 1955 Gibson Les Paul Junior TV Yellow Maple Body
• 1965 Gibson SG Standard
• 1964 Gibson SG Standard
• 1958 Fender Telecaster Custom - Prototype/Catalogue
• 1958 Fender Jazzmaster
• 1966 Fender Jazzmaster
• 1963 Fender Esquire
• 1957 Fender Stratocaster
• 1958 Fender Stratocaster
• 1959 Fender Stratocaster
• 1961 Fender Stratocaster
• 1962 Fender Stratocaster
• 1963 Fender Stratocaster (Korina body)
• 1974 Fender Hardtail Stratocaster
• 1982 Fender Stratocaster
Amps in this episode
• 1955 Fender Deluxe (5E3 narrow panel)
• 1959 Magnatone 280A
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Cool as a cucumber: "No. This is MY guitar. It WAS Eric Johnson's."
19:40-19:47 - Dan is overcome with “the tone”
20:00-20:05 - A sudden urge of irresponsibility overtakes Dan. “I could probably buy this…” he ponders to himself
20:06-20:07- Dan begins to regain his mental faculties. “Well, it wouldn’t hurt to check the price.”
20:08 - Dan reads the price tag.
20:10 - Dan reads the price tag again.
20:12 - Dan reads the price tag again, hopelessly wishing the price has somehow lost a digit.
20:14 - Dan begins to work out what he would have to sell in order to afford “the tone”.
20:19 - “I don’t _need_ a car… I could bicycle to work.”
20:35 - “I bet I could fit my whole family into one of those tiny houses. They’re all the rage nowadays…”
20:46 - Mick stops playing. Dan is suddenly snapped out of his tone coma.
20:53 - “I’m not crying, you’re crying.”
Underrated comment right here😂
GREAT COMMENT!
I wish I could like this comment more than once 😂 brilliant
HAHA that's HILARIOUS
21:00 - 21:03 A sudden urge of irresponsibility mixed with hopeful fancy overcomes Mick, he thinks "we surely it couldn't be too bad, let's check, maybe I..."
21:03 - 21:05 "Blim-MEE, no, what?"
21:05 - 21:15 Mick ponders just how much he values his marriage.
I sat down to watch this with my 8 year old daughter in one of those “father/daughter/let’s learn about the joy of things in life” way. I expected her boredom threshold to be up at the 2 minute mark, but she lasted all the way to Mick’s exclamation of, “Sh*t!” after playing the ‘62. She looked up at me with her divine, soft blue eyes and said simply, “Daddy. I love That Pedal Show”. There was nothing for it, I looked back at her and said, “Yup, sweets. So do I”. What a great episode.
aww buy the princess a strat and start a father daughter jam session！😄
1:44:56 Overwhelmed, Mick can't resist a quick tug in the presence of such a rare beauty.
This was a great episode to follow your advice and listen to TPS with good headphones, because now I know what high-end vintage guitars sound like.
This was also a terrible episode to follow your advice and listen to TPS with good headphones, because now I know what high-end vintage guitars sound like.
BRILLIANT!
Simon Nix I predict your comment will be on Mondays Q&A episode!
Amazing sounding.. jig is that they just sit pretty in the mix, don’t need to change a thing
Thanks for not splitting this up into 12 ten-minute videos!
May you have all the up votes.
what do you mean? they never split them up.
“Think I’ll save this TPS episode for tomorrow”
“Well, maybe I’ll just preview the first few minutes”
... 1.5hrs later... “Well, can’t be a quitter now can we”
Great show guys, enjoyed every minute!
Usually I tend to watch in bursts when I've got a bit of free time but I've watched this through in one sitting maybe 6 or 7 times now 😂
Terrific shop retailer. Very generous with his time and inventory. Great show, well done everyone
This week on That Priceless Show - Dan says "Oh my word!" & needs a sit down, Mick plays the ideal Strat he can't have and the viewers press the like button.
Another day in paradise
LMAO
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣..."That Priceless Show" is amazing...
Load of shit really but you gotta love the old guitars
"And a car, that looks like a shoe"
Yes I read your comment in Jeremy Clarkson's voice
I thought Mick was gonna have a cigarette after playing the 62 Strat!
Yeah Mick, you apologised to your Gibson reissue, perhaps you should apologise to your wife!
The ATB site now shows that very Strat as being marked "sold". Could it be? :D
@@fiftyfiveseventy what was its price
Well Mick, that has to be one of the most profound uses of the word “shit” that has ever been uttered, and I’ve heard one or two...
“We do take all credit cards and provide wife friendly invoices too.” LOL...
My absolute favourite line!
1 hour and 52 minutes of Mick Dan and vintage guitars!!!! Can't get any better.
Darren C vintage amps, vintage guitars... Vintage pedals ;)
@@AedenChetcutimt yes that would be the planet's aligning
It was very obviously emotional for them. You could feel it while viewing. For us too!
@@RMosack I've a feeling I'd be incoherent blubbering reck walking in there so Mick and Dan did awesome
Sure it could. It could be you and vintage guitars.
"Don't touch it... don't point at it... that's enough of that."
-Nigel T.
You can hear the sustain... maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhh
Those fucking wedding rings 😁 mma USh 👊
@@benbutterworth7584 Phillips screws all replaced with slotted screws for better tone...
@lefty wolf I used to work in an office that was formerly a recording studio. One interesting feature in the recording room was all the screw's head slots in all the walls were parallel, and perpendicular to the floor. I reckon that helps, right?
Mick would have loved it.
“Stop looking at it!”
You’re right I should play the Casino or a 330. Anyone fancy gifting me one? Hehe I know - a bit cheeky. X
Hello love! X
They're cheap! About 600 USD.
@@Ndlanding wut
@@verysillypenguin she sucks.
@@harrysachs2274 life has been tough, we understand.
i know i'm late to this (nearly 2hrs seemed like a long video back then, now i'm watching 3hr VCQs!). but the neck pup clean sound from that 53 gold top.......lord have mercy.
Does the perfect That Pedal Show Episode exist?! Yes, it definitely does.
Both Dan & Mick played things I've never heard them play before. Thats the SOLE reason for these guitars. Pure inspiration, that may never happen otherwise. Brilliant video you guys!
Yep!
Well said, I’ve noticed as I took the plunge on a 65 strat. Any new guitar can’t touch it, though there a good ones like Novo and other small brands
I love how Dan just starts holding the '53 Goldtop like a baby 😂😂
Can we get a “that vintage guitar show” once a month or so?
Every six months can we have a show like this, about 2 hours with inteviews and maybe a kind of documentary style.
I love the fact that ATB guitars is next door to Hidden Hearing.
You couldn't make it up.
Wow what an episode. Man, those guitars, those tones, those expressions !! I do feel like there should be a 'Part II' episode with all of those wonderful amps...
After well over a year of watching, I've only just realized that the outro logo jingle is just the intro jingle reversed....
🤯
I never understand complaints about video length, better to take as long as needed then restrict yourself to an arbitrary time. Some things just benefit from more time.
Two hours of vintage guitars? Is the video long enough? Great job and thanks to Mike as well.
Yup. What a way to spend a Friday evening.
Coupla Moscow Mules + a little of what you fancy ...
Well away ...
Agree
Agree completely. That video wasn't remotely too long. Too good, maybe!
This was absolutely fantastic. I would watch this as a tv series. There have been so many people that try to do vintage guitars show and something always puts me off... the editing, the presenter... just the vibe never clicks
But this was brilliant
As a left handed guitar player, I love the vintage stuff, but I am never tempted because if you think regular vintage gear is expensive and rare, you haven't tried looking for lefty stuff!
Literally got shivers when Mick started playing the '53 Les Paul!!! So COOL!!!!
Based on sound alone, I thought it was the pick of the litter.
Almost two hours! Bliss! Coffee on, sit back, relax and chill out watching THE best programme ever!
Finally TPS dives headfirst into gearporn ;-) I would LOVE to see the same kind of episode about amps, with your usual bunch of guitars.
38:00
“This is a 64, one year earlier than a 65”
That’s the type of info you only get from an experienced guitar specialist. 👍
Yup, Most of us lay folk would've thought it was 2 or 3 years earlier than a '65!!
Dan's playing on the blonde Jazzmaster was transcendental. That one, despite all the other stone-cold classics on display, did it for me.
Yeah, that really got me too. Lovely. It made me want to learn what he was doing.
Proceeds to walk into bestbuy and watches a 2 hour guitar video on the $5000 mcintosh sound system
"I'm going to, carefully, pull that out" - that's what she said.
That Blonde jazz master actually brought tears to my eyes, surprised the hell out of me.
I wonder if Mick bought the 62 strat, it says SOLD on ATB's homepage??? If he didn't buy it then I hope someone bought it for him :-)
Well this episode has made me regret selling my '59 Strat enough that I may have to start the search again. The brightness and delicate dynamics of a vintage guitar, plus the way it smooths the chimey highs just isn't reproduced by any modern guitar I've used yet.
How hard was it to leave that place... Oh my god this was wonderful
I’m one of those who has little interest in vintage guitars, but I’m a big fan of your videos so I gave it 10 minutes. Your joy and enthusiasm was so genuine and infectious that I watched the whole thing and loved it. This episode is ... wait for it ... awesome and stunning!
I went to ATB (different location in Cheltenham, I think) to have a look. The only reason I'm not currently bankrupt is that I'm left-handed! What a collection!
Mick, my jaw literally dropped after 1 microsecond of you playing that ‘59 335 on the couch. Hooooly moly
1:49.23... Nuff said! Best 1-word description we were all thinking Mick. That combo of guitar and your sweet playing... man oh man, so great! Thanks for the ear-candy guys
‘55 LP with staple magnets, wow what a unique tone! Epic video guys🤤
The number of times they both were "having a crisis" was simultaneously fun to watch and totally understandable XD Great video!
Perfect video ! in a great store ....guitars!!!! .....there are moments on the couch when I thought Dan was going to pass out ..... 🙂 .... part 2 for the amps please !!!!
I think I'd have a heart attack before I could even plug in and play any of these beauties 🤯 - Absolutely fantastic video guys. Good headphones are a must for this one. Just a treat, start to finish.
Fellas, do you remember being 8 yearsold on Christmas eve? The excitment, the butterflies, the murderous anticipation? That how i feel when i watch this episode, i get that same feeling...I thought long and hard about this, im only less then 2 years into my guitar journey, and in 40 years of life on this planet, the only thing that ever gave me that adolescent excitement anything near Christmas eve 1989, is vintage guitars, or guitars in general, and i know im not the only 1...Best vintage guitar safari, ever recorded on youtube, GOOD JOB BOYZ!
The gallery-like presentation of the store and the sums of money involved legitimise this on the surface but underneath it all, it's just a couple of 5 year old boys walking into a toy shop and gawping, isn't it? (I say that as a fellow gawper who immensely enjoyed the vicarious experience of watching it. You guys did a wonderful job of conveying the joy of being there and the pleasure of playing and hearing the instruments - thanks!)
All the guitars sounded good .... that 53 goldtop was AMAZING !!!
I’ve played it, it the best guitar I have ever played. 20K, much better value than a ford mondeo!
Colin Dymond haha still 20k is out of my range but its killer
I thought that was the best sound of the whole video, and there were a lot of excellent sounding guitars on that video. The neck position was bright, articulate, and beautiful. I need a Les Paul with P90s.
I watched this 2 hour trip in awe. Then Dan played that jazz master and I felt the connection as he laid out the most remarkable ambient epitaph. Then Mick found his inner strat- man with that toasty 62! I am going to watch that segment over just to remember how important the instrument connection is.
I didn't think tone could get any sweeter after hearing you (Mick) play 355 Re-Fin. Then Dan played the Casino and I was on the floor. Great episode. Cheers
This episode made me so happy for you guys. It was so fun to watch you geek out over this stuff. It comes across so clearly how happy both of you were : )
That casino neck pickup is just filthy and the '55 les Paul custom is my dream guitar, the staple pickup is amazing!
100% Agree, the Staple P90 has such an interesting history. It's really just Gibson's copy of an old DeArmond pickup that Les Paul himself preferred and had been using. Someday I'll install a proper Staple P90 on one of my Les Paul guitars.
I had a reissue black beauty with the staple pup, and it sounded absolutely superb! And that was just a reissue!! The vintage one on the show was plush! They're magic pickups.
@@musicmann1967 This episode has inspired me to switch pickups in a LP Custom I own. I've a P94T humbucker sized P90 I just purchased and will install in the bridge position, for the neck pickup I'm going to order a Seymour Duncan Phat Staple, I have high expectations for this pickup combination.
I find that every type of guitar pickup brings it's own specialized character to the table, that said the P90 pickup is far and away my most favorite.
@@hkguitar1984 Good luck with the pickup swap out! As long as you don't have to route, you can always change back it doesn't sound the way you want it to. Sounds like you'll have a sweet sounding Custom though!
Strat 1962...pure heaven...really incredible
I looked up that 55 Les Paul and it was 24k and thought. "Oh that's not bad...". Now about that home equity loan...
I love the fact that Dan is visibly shaken by the experience. Respect brother!
Dan's soft, melodic and ambient playing on the white Jazzmaster towards the end of the video is probably some of my favourite that I've ever heard from him. Amazing stuff.
Aloha Dan and Mick! I just wanted to thank you for “taking me with you” guys on this historical, mouth watering tour! David and Mike, thank you for allowing me into your fantastic world of guitar and amp heaven with this privileged back stage pass! I learned a lot this morning....so much so, it is brain overload! Thankfully, I can watch this episode over and over(which I surely will do)so my brain can harvest all the gold nuggets of information that was shared both verbally and visually. You Braddahs did an awesome job and Hey Simon! ....THANKS FOR THE EXPERT VIDEOGRAPHY! Mahalo nui loa for sharing your time with us TPS! (not like this one was drudgery to keep up with the next episode, hahahaha) ALOHA BRADDAHS!
🤓👍
"You can find out the prices for yourselves on the website" Immediately heads to website then backs away slowly.. These things are works of art, I smiled for the whole show.
My first semi-religious experience with a guitar was in 1990, when my father took me to a guitar store for the first time, thrilled that I'd finally taken up his instrument. I was 21 years old, and playing in my first band, as a keyboardist picking up guitar. I happened upon a Paul Reed Smith Artist model, which as I recall sold at that time for about $1500 USD, and I, beginning guitarist that I was, felt like the guitar could play itself. It just felt so *comfortable* , and to this day, I've never played a guitar that felt that *easy* to me. My father (who was a physician) offered to buy it for me, but I just couldn't let him spend so much money on me when I was a rank beginner. Instead, I ended up borrowing (eventually permanently borrowing) his 1980-ish Matsumoku-made Epiphone Emperor F, and he bought me an Ampeg VH-140C 2x12 stereo chorus combo amplifier for $650. I was scared of tube amps back then, having heard horror stories of their fragility.
When I think of what a 1990 Paul Reed Smith Artist Model would be worth today, I kick myself. My father could have easily afforded it, and it would have given him pride to buy it for me. Although the Ampeg is no longer my main amp, I still have it, and the following year, I purchased myself a new 1990 Rickenbacker 330 for $940 (minus $140 trade-in for the Bundy clarinet my mother gave me because my younger sister no longer played it) which is still my main guitar. My father passed away in 2002, and I ended up selling the Emperor F in 2012 for $650. Over the next few years, the market for Matsumoku Epiphones skyrocketed, much to my dismay. I've seen them listed for $2500 USD.
Did anyone else pull up the website so you can shite yourself at the price of the guitars they are holding
I did, and I thought considering what modern custom shop stuff costs the prices were pretty reasonable, especially for the 60's stuff. I mean insanely expensive yes, but comparatively, quite surprising.
Yep
@@johndogwater I do agree, for the extra cost you could own an original verses a Custom Shop. On some of them anyway. Loved those early Les Paul guitars, wow.
Still folks spends tens of thousands on a car.. and.. you could get this.
Loved this guys. I could feel the need want so often just watching you play those amazing guitars. Could see you nearly in tears of bliss. So well done, thanks!
Simply awesome stuff. Thank you for sharing this.
Brilliant show. rare insights ... loved them all. thanks
Mick sounded so good on that '62 strat at the end that I would legitimately contribute to a gofundme to get him that guitar
The 60's strat!!!! NOW THAT'S a sound!
Where and how did I miss this!! Stunning stunning stunning guitar the man said and I repeat. For Dan man its a close call for you between the LP gold-plated, but the jag man is your thing brother. Mic the very first strat you picked the 61 was it or 59, mate it melted in your hands! Price tag I know but what a lolly shop, take me there please by appointment. Damn good show old B and you both played exquisitely well, thank you
Wonderful vid, love seeing you guys have some fun!
Managed to find some time to view this utterly superb episode. So many inspiring moments and those looks between the pair of you 😊
What a mega day out and very well done lads.
1:49:59 in which Mick literally and metaphorically pulls the plug on his dream guitar... Seriously that thing sounds incredible.
A feature length TPS on vintage guitars!? Sounds like a perfect afternoon viewing to me. Thanks fellas.
Loved every bit of this video. Great to see and learn more about some great vintage instruments, but most of all such a fun experience watching you guys connect with history.
Congratulations on being able to play this collection of undisputed holy grails! From my end, I'd just buy the two amps used throughout the video. Sounded spectacular!
Well done TPS and ATB. Great episode and enjoyed it a lot.
Love it - your joy gives me so much joy!
this is straight up the content I love seeing. Thanks dan & mick ! watched this episode with my guitar in hand!
Folks, we're one video closer to Mick FINALLY getting his guitar4life
The coolest thing about those teles with that weird wiring is that if you notch the selector between the back and middle positions, you actually do get both pickups.
“Being Dan Steinhardt” I want to be in his head when he zones out playing must be an amazing place to visit. Awesome show guys you are blessed. If I went into that shop I’d knock one off the wall and have to sell my kidneys to pay for it.
Dans playing on that jazz master made me realize why people like them. That thing sounded coooolllll
And mick with the strat oh my lord I hope he buys it.
Splendid, revealing and fascinating as usual. I absolutely felt emotional as you described your young dad about to hear Elvis. That is so beautiful. Well said.
I do not apologize for double commenting simply to say.. *WOW.* those staple magnet pickups!!!!!
Agree
Wonderful! Thanks.
This was something special!! Loved every minute of this guys.
Utterly incredible! That Harrison SG 😭 I need it.
Must have been an insane experience, very jealous!
Awesome show! 42:36 - the price tag strikes Dan! Cheers
Seeing such fantastic guitars, and then hearing your (as always) inspired and tasteful playing. Such a great way for me to end my Friday. Thanks guys!
Awesome show! Thank you guys
Fastest two hours of my life! Felt like I was in the store with you chaps. Bravo as always! Glad to see the Magnatone got some love. Incredible amps. Please forward me that left-handed strat posthaste! 👍
Yeah exactly, it felt like we were hanging out with them. Just awesome.
Guys, what an enjoyable show. I always enjoy the TPS field trips!
When you both were playing the Les Paul gold tops, the owner was grinning proudly and profusely. What a great collection obviously in great hands. He looks like the Peter Jackson of vintage guitars!
Is that you!?!?!?
It was in tune when I bought it... In 1962.
How is that not a T Shirt? 😎
Best show so far! Enjoyed your excitement!!
Fantastic episode, guys. I've watched it three times already.
I've seen that Fiesta red on reverb awhile ago. That exact one! I was in awe... Fiestas like that always remind me of Gary Moore and his amazing hendrix tribute performance...
Loved this. Thanks for sharing such an experience and thanks to Mike and David too.
This was definitely a treat.
Cheers
When I first read the title for this video I turned green with envy. Now that I’ve started watching the video, I am a color that does not exist on the visible light spectrum.
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Green with envy, or blue with a yellowed nitro clearcoat of envy? 🤔
@@twoften Well played sir.
One of the best videos on youtube. Great job guys! I could watch 5 more hours of it easy.
It was such a joy to watch the two of you with these guitars what a magical day
Again : what an episode you guys!!! What a gentleman ' s show you have! Very satisfying to watch and although I don't know you in person you seem so friendly and positive! Keep it up, you rule.
Yes, every guitarist should strive to be a gentleman......until it's time to get Dirty! Lol
That was spectacular! Love all the vids, I've learned tons over the years. Mick, that 62 strat was steller, but that black refin. 355 something else. Same with you dan and that casino. Cheers
Love Love Love This! Thanks Guys.
It never gets old to see your genuine reactions when you touch a special instrument. I just love to watch that emotional response because not everyone has the ability to feel those kinds of emotions and you guys don't try to hide it.