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I remember thinking one day, actually Lee's playing is not terrible. And then some time later, that was honestly pretty good. I attribute this first of all to Lee's hard work, but also to Danish Pete, who is a really tasty player. If I jammed with that guy every day I'm sure I'd be better too.
I own one of the last G&L 1992 SC-3 Strats Leo ever personally touched, oddly the same week my son was born. Never overlook G&L when you think you need a Fender.
Every single time I hear someone playing a G&L with those MFD pickups I am in awe of how good it sounds. I am going to have to break down and get one eventually.
@@erstwhilerambler congrats! I ended up getting a tribute as well a few months after this video came out, and I agree. They play and sound so great, and look good too.
It seems the Doheny Tribute is not now available. Is that true? I have asked Andertons to see if they can find one for me. They are absolutely stunning guitars.
Doheny is a surfing place mentioned in a Beach Boys song "Surfing USA". It's SoCal baby! You'd catch 'em surfin' at del mar Ventura county line Santa Cruz and Trestle Australia's Narabine All over Manhattan And down Doheny way Everybody's gone surfin' Surfin' U.S.A
I was raised in Huntington Beach. My grandfather used to play in a country western band he lived in Whittier Leo Fender used to give him stuff to try out. In my garage I have a third fender bass every made on the production line and something called the Fender Coronado 12 string Electric guitar take care buddy
@@lobster4501 Hey Lobster...me too! surfing the pier, skate boarding down 14th st. to the beach! Sweet time to grow up in So. Cal. The Coronado was a cool looking guitar. Rock On Bud. My name is Mike Sager and Bobby Jones and I used to live at the pier in the 60s!
@@MikeRoV They were talking about the caps on them, not the tone pots themselves. The caps say "tone" on them, and Lee argued they should somehow indicate which is the bass and which is the treble, rather than having the "cheap" generic tone knob caps.
Absolutely. I can't imagine going back to a more "traditional" tone control. And I can't imagine how/why other makers haven't caught on to this system. It makes an unbelievable difference.
I went to a music store yesterday and played a whole wall of electrics- (G&L, Reverend, Gretsch, Yamaha). The Doheny was the best sounding/playing one of the whole lot. The pickups on those things are great!
I live in the Carolinas, and the big box stores just recently opened. I will definitely check out this gem. I really hate they have not been given their proper accolades over the years. I had an old G&L bass that was simply amazing. It’s one of those that I sold for the bigger dream, but never lived up to the feel, and tone. She’s the one that got away!😂💎😂
I have a USA Legacy and just picked up a Tribute Doheny. the build quality is not far off an the sound is absolutely marvelous, with the PTB controls and the MFD pick ups (with individually adjustable pole pieces), the range you can dial in is unbelievable.
Great review. I bought a Tribute Doheny in surf green, and I love it. It's so versatile. Very well-made. The MFD pickups are smooth, powerful, and ultra-quiet (i.e., basically "noiseless"). [fun fact: These single-coil G&L pickups have adjustable pole pieces, like a PAF humbucker or whatever.] The tremolo is buttery and stays in tune perfectly. The PTB tone controls are so simple yet so brilliant; having an individual treble and bass allows WAY more flexibility and customization than the standard tone controls that basically just dull (de-treble) each pickup; the G&L tone control system is the way it ought to be. The fretwork is very solid (probably not as pro as the USA-made one, but very good nonetheless). I could go on and on... These are great guitars. [Oh, btw... Some people have complained that the string spacing puts the E strings too close to the edge, and I initially noticed a tendency to roll my fingers off the cliff, but... If you take like 20 mins. to get used to it and clean up your fingering... I realized it was sloppy fingering as much as anything; I basically never fall off now. So, yes, it might be 1 or 2 mm. closer to the edge, but it's not "wrong" - just different. It's like playing a guitar with a different nut width and then complaining that it's "too narrow" or "too wide" when really it just takes some player adaptability.] Anyway, that's my spiel. Doheny is boss.
I am so happy to say that my wife gave me a Tribute model Doheny for Christmas yesterday. I'm smiling just writing about it. I immediately bonded with the guitar and played it for around two hours after unboxing it. I love everything about it: the surf green finish, the awesome pickups, the block inlays, the lacquered neck, the tremolo, the tone...oh man... the TONE. WOW! I was inspired from the first chord, coming up with one idea after another.
Surf green for the win. [My wife said "yes" to me buying my own, so basically the same story - lol.] And yes, I would be sorely disappointed to NOT have the block inlays. You can order a custom shop USA with blocks, but the standard USA series has dots, and I can't for the life of me figure out why. The block inlays are so rad!
When the captain did demos with rob it never seemed he enjoyed it as much as he does now, rob would just play crazy licks n' stuff but i never heard a jamm from them as nice and smooth as this one.
Ain't gonna lie...I watched the "almost Lee's riff" about a dozen times! I love it! But seriously, those guitars sound great! Lee's playing is really good. All that hanging around with Pete is showing. The two of them together are so good.
Amazing playing guys, love those G&L guitars, just one little point any chance playing these through something different than the Victory Amps, not a complaint as they are fantastic but out of most people's budget. Great vid thanks for keeping us entertained 🎸🎸
I would love a mini jamsession training course from Pete, for late beginner/early intermediate level, the jam sessions you guys do are a little over my head.
when I was in my teens (80s).. the colour scheme of that shade of blue with brown pickguard.. laughing stock... toy guitar. 30yrs later... I want one of those and I don't give a fig what it sounds/plays/feels like... the colour alone is sheer joy!
Joe Pass did! It makes a lot of sense if you think about what was going on in the market at the time it came out (1958). Gibson had the Les Paul since 1952, it was a jazz player endorsed solid body with p90s and bigsby, and had a huge upgrade the year before, humbucker pickups. The Jazzmaster was Fender's answer to that.
I have 5 G&Ls and I never noticed that the cut out on the head stock looks like the negative profile of a pregnant woman's breasts and belly. Now I can't un-see it.
This is probably my favorite opening jam I've seen on the channel - just has a special vibe to it. Thanks for all your hard work putting out hands down some of the best content or there!!
The answer is that THE GUITAR was named after the beach in Southern California, continuing the tradition that fender used in naming some of its models such as the Coronado.
my son plays the Fender pro2 Jazzmaster, ( which we bought from Andertons as it was the only left handed Jazzmaster in the uk at the time and my son need a new axe as his had been stolen) he has used it to great effect on a recent tour in America in support of Flogging Molly, and it's also on his band's first album which has recently been released and had good reviews in Kerrang andClassic Rock magazines.
Down in Doheny where the surfers all go There's a big bleached blonde called surfer Joe, He's got a green surfboard and a woody Tom match and when he's riding the freeway he's just so hard to catch. B side of Wipeout (Ventures?)
I was able to snag one of the last available surf green ones from my local shop no less! Tribute series. It’s my “forever” guitar. The versatility is unbeatable, which makes it the perfect choice for me being on a rather tight budget. It can convincingly handle any genre you throw at it. The tone controls (one for treble, one for bass) are WAY more useful than the traditional treble roll-offs per pickup. Fretwork is flawless. It’s pretty heavy; that’s the only potential complaint, I guess. I could go on and on about this guitar.
To prove my point... I actually posted another comment going "on and on about this guitar" exactly 13 days later without even realizing it until just now. It's truly double-comment-worthy.
Edward Doheny, oil tycoon in SoCal in the early 1900’s. Doheny Blvd in Beverly Hills and Doheny State Beach near Laguna Beach are named after him. Nice guitars!
Andertons Music Co what I really want to see is Danish Pete’s dream rig. A video where he can choose anything he likes but needs to justify his choice.
Doheny beach is in Orange County California! Been my local beach for my 24 years on the planet! Love starting in Doheny and cruising down to Laguna beach :)
You guys have the best reviews! Just picked up a Doheny today and can't put it down. It's sooo bright and clear, so underrated and sounds better than my guitars that are more than double the price! I might be a G&L fan for life!
Bought mine a couple weeks ago, and I'm a total fanboy now. G&L were recommended to me years ago, but they seemed too un-cool. Looking back, what a fool I was. I'm glad to have matured enough to give them another try. [I will say... Part of the special appeal of the Doheny is that it doesn't have those big block letters like the ASAT and LEGEND. So, I guess I'm still somewhat a sucker for superficiality.]
Pretty sure Lee’s part is the following for anyone like me who can’t just hear it once and know :) E Major, E F# G (Single note run on low E), G# minor 7, A5, F# minor 7, B9 Not sure if Lee is omitting the odd note here and there from some of the chords given the laid back feel of the jam but I’m pretty sure that’s it, assuming noodling pentatonic is fine. Pete’s noodling/licks before his solo are so nice, love it!
From what I can tell, the nut width on the Tribute is ~41.3mm while on the Fullerton it's ~42.9. Assuming that's true, I wonder why they did that. It sounds like there's going be a fair amount of roll-off on that first string. If it weren't for that, I may have bought a Tribute already. Since I don't have any to try out near me, I'm hesitant now.
thats actually my trick with my legacy. Its better than just the regular strat sounds because it can go brighter if you want that but still has the 50s sound on 7 on the volume.
Egg comes before the chicken. Very simple evo biology. I have had both a G&L Legacy and Comanche Tribute. These guitars are super high quality; especially at the price point.
BRILLIANT JAMS guys and man alive Lee your skill and musicality has progressed light years since those early Capt & Chappers days. All your hard practice is paying off. Magical.
Tributes have the same pickups as the US guitars (unless they have Duncans in the US model - Fallouts for example) but I do believe the hardware is imported as well. I've heard this many times in the past, but for example, their store for the dual fulcrum bridge (or saddle lock) has the following bit: 'Dual Fulcrum vibrato kit ... Original equipment on USA models and will also fit Tribute instruments.'
Nice! The 'Doheney' (as another user mentions below) would be a SoCal surf music tie-in. And, actually, I think the 'Betty Paige Mermaid' would be for the 'hot rod set' (Sunset & Doheney), and the 'Hula Girl' would be for the 'surfers' (Doheney Beach). The Mermaid definitely has that drag racing, suped up vibe to it.
I am so fortunate to have a G&L USA Fallout. AWESOME guitar. Although i still want the Red Sparkle Dusey hanging on the wall there. Please tell me it's for sale.;)
Greetings from sunny but B-R-R-R cold Eastport, Long Island, New York. Just wanted to say I enjoy and await every episode! If you can “love” an inanimate object I love my Doheny! Cheers!😊
Today reviewing this VIDEO, I again have to give you "Congratulations" you got it right with the guitar riffs without that excess of distortion pedals etc, this is always a point to favor in my modest opinion for an GREAT Review and I already decided that I'm going to buy another guitar that will be a Doheny, hugs here from Portugal !!!!!
I don’t need more guitars, I don’t need more guitars, I don’t need more guitars... 😅 These look awesome, the intro track is so good! Nice job guys, hope you’re all safe with all this coronavirus stuff.
G&L= George and Leo as in Leo Fender. There are no coincidences here. All G&L guitars are intended to be what the predecessors were meant to evolve into.
Lee, the Gaelic for black is dubh (pronounced like a dove), oh, and the Jazzmaster was first released in 1958. Another great video, I love watching you guys! You're bad news for my bank account.
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We would love to thank everyone for the continued support & wish you all to stay safe. 🤘❤️
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6 feet?
@@458racing "...still let the neighbours here my tunes"
Still let the neighbors where your tunes?
Oh sure
Can anyone guess the chord progression for the intro jam?
Yo, the captains playing is SICK in this video.
When is it not...? 😉
Right!?
@@andertons A couple years ago! He's leveled the fuck up!
@@andertons Lee's come along way. He really does every axe justice and it's good to see another upload amongst all this horribleness☺☺☺☺
I remember thinking one day, actually Lee's playing is not terrible. And then some time later, that was honestly pretty good. I attribute this first of all to Lee's hard work, but also to Danish Pete, who is a really tasty player. If I jammed with that guy every day I'm sure I'd be better too.
I own one of the last G&L 1992 SC-3 Strats Leo ever personally touched, oddly the same week my son was born. Never overlook G&L when you think you need a Fender.
Every single time I hear someone playing a G&L with those MFD pickups I am in awe of how good it sounds. I am going to have to break down and get one eventually.
ER Webster they’re even better in person
Yes. Do it now. You will not regret it.
Ever.
Bought a Tribute Doheny a few days ago. They’re killer.
@@erstwhilerambler congrats! I ended up getting a tribute as well a few months after this video came out, and I agree. They play and sound so great, and look good too.
You guys have snookered me into buying 3 guitars and I don't even know how to play.
You're very welcome... 😉
Go practice.
Shouldn't you be practicing?
Don't they come with in instruction leaflet? First chord: A4.
Yes you do, you just don't know so YET.
Thanks, guys, and hello from our new channel! 🙏
It seems the Doheny Tribute is not now available. Is that true? I have asked Andertons to see if they can find one for me. They are absolutely stunning guitars.
We all know that Pete and Captain are great players but today's intro jam was extra tasy
Doheny is a surfing place mentioned in a Beach Boys song "Surfing USA". It's SoCal baby!
You'd catch 'em surfin' at del mar
Ventura county line
Santa Cruz and Trestle
Australia's Narabine
All over Manhattan
And down Doheny way
Everybody's gone surfin'
Surfin' U.S.A
I was raised in Huntington Beach. My grandfather used to play in a country western band he lived in Whittier Leo Fender used to give him stuff to try out. In my garage I have a third fender bass every made on the production line and something called the Fender Coronado 12 string Electric guitar
take care buddy
AHA! moment, thanks.
@@lobster4501 Hey Lobster...me too! surfing the pier, skate boarding down 14th st. to the beach! Sweet time to grow up in So. Cal. The Coronado was a cool looking guitar. Rock On Bud. My name is Mike Sager and Bobby Jones and I used to live at the pier in the 60s!
Narrabeen, Australia
Also mentioned in surfing sufari. There kicking out in Doheny too
WHAT AN INTRO JAM, CAP, PETE, OH MY GOD
You right Toby - Captain - wow
I'm straight up bowled over by how great they sound!
I could never go Jazzmaster, now that I'm hip to Doheny.
The tone and volume controls on G& L guitars allow an incredible range of tone possibilities - far more than a generic single tone knob.
I was so surprised that they said it was just a cheaper tone control. I mean, i shows how little they know about g&l guitars
@@MikeRoV They were talking about the caps on them, not the tone pots themselves. The caps say "tone" on them, and Lee argued they should somehow indicate which is the bass and which is the treble, rather than having the "cheap" generic tone knob caps.
I love a generic knob. That's actually my nickname at work.
@@ebbablom ahh thanks for clarifying
Absolutely. I can't imagine going back to a more "traditional" tone control. And I can't imagine how/why other makers haven't caught on to this system. It makes an unbelievable difference.
Pete and Lee have made these demo vids watchable again. They actually DEMO the equipment rather than wank around on the same old stuff.
I just wish they would stop with the banter and demo the damn gear.
Sweetwater in the USA, andertons in the uk, happy to see G&L getting the love they deserve.
I went to a music store yesterday and played a whole wall of electrics- (G&L, Reverend, Gretsch, Yamaha). The Doheny was the best sounding/playing one of the whole lot. The pickups on those things are great!
I live in the Carolinas, and the big box stores just recently opened. I will definitely check out this gem. I really hate they have not been given their proper accolades over the years. I had an old G&L bass that was simply amazing. It’s one of those that I sold for the bigger dream, but never lived up to the feel, and tone. She’s the one that got away!😂💎😂
Damn... someones been practicing. Killing it Captain
The USA models are plecked which is one reason the frets are slightly smoother. For the most part, the tribute and fullerton are very very similar.
I have a USA Legacy and just picked up a Tribute Doheny. the build quality is not far off an the sound is absolutely marvelous, with the PTB controls and the MFD pick ups (with individually adjustable pole pieces), the range you can dial in is unbelievable.
Great review. I bought a Tribute Doheny in surf green, and I love it. It's so versatile. Very well-made. The MFD pickups are smooth, powerful, and ultra-quiet (i.e., basically "noiseless"). [fun fact: These single-coil G&L pickups have adjustable pole pieces, like a PAF humbucker or whatever.] The tremolo is buttery and stays in tune perfectly. The PTB tone controls are so simple yet so brilliant; having an individual treble and bass allows WAY more flexibility and customization than the standard tone controls that basically just dull (de-treble) each pickup; the G&L tone control system is the way it ought to be. The fretwork is very solid (probably not as pro as the USA-made one, but very good nonetheless). I could go on and on... These are great guitars. [Oh, btw... Some people have complained that the string spacing puts the E strings too close to the edge, and I initially noticed a tendency to roll my fingers off the cliff, but... If you take like 20 mins. to get used to it and clean up your fingering... I realized it was sloppy fingering as much as anything; I basically never fall off now. So, yes, it might be 1 or 2 mm. closer to the edge, but it's not "wrong" - just different. It's like playing a guitar with a different nut width and then complaining that it's "too narrow" or "too wide" when really it just takes some player adaptability.] Anyway, that's my spiel. Doheny is boss.
Great comments!
I am so happy to say that my wife gave me a Tribute model Doheny for Christmas yesterday. I'm smiling just writing about it. I immediately bonded with the guitar and played it for around two hours after unboxing it. I love everything about it: the surf green finish, the awesome pickups, the block inlays, the lacquered neck, the tremolo, the tone...oh man... the TONE. WOW! I was inspired from the first chord, coming up with one idea after another.
Surf green for the win. [My wife said "yes" to me buying my own, so basically the same story - lol.] And yes, I would be sorely disappointed to NOT have the block inlays. You can order a custom shop USA with blocks, but the standard USA series has dots, and I can't for the life of me figure out why. The block inlays are so rad!
Two months ago, this video made me buy a Tribute Series Doheny. This guitar is insane and I love it!
That opening jam almost sounded like early/Room For Squares John mayer mixed with the stuff off of Continuum. I need more of that in my life
This just in: you two can make ANY guitar sounds good. That being said, G&L is just killing it these days.
Hell yeah, the Captain went off in that first solo! Pete's playing was luscious as always too.
When the captain did demos with rob it never seemed he enjoyed it as much as he does now, rob would just play crazy licks n' stuff but i never heard a jamm from them as nice and smooth as this one.
I don't need it. I don't need it. I definitely don't need it.
I NEED IT!!!
Gorgeous intro. Watched it 3 times in a row before proceeding to watch the rest of the video.
Thank you so, so much for this.
Stay safe.
Cheers
Ricardo Lima Pereira me too.
Why would they be in any danger?
My Tribute Model is a MACHINE. Extremely versatile. Honestly, I prefer this guitar over a Squier Classic Vibe or a Fender MIM. Killer price too.
If you're a long time subscriber, you can notice how the captains playing has improved drastically!
Ain't gonna lie...I watched the "almost Lee's riff" about a dozen times! I love it!
But seriously, those guitars sound great! Lee's playing is really good. All that hanging around with Pete is showing. The two of them together are so good.
Amazing playing guys, love those G&L guitars, just one little point any chance playing these through something different than the Victory Amps, not a complaint as they are fantastic but out of most people's budget. Great vid thanks for keeping us entertained 🎸🎸
Lee, your playing is so so so good these days. You and Danish Pete are a perfect pair!
Couldn't ask for more out of you guys. Perfect mix of great playing and good natured humour. Well done to you and G&L on these models!
I would love a mini jamsession training course from Pete, for late beginner/early intermediate level, the jam sessions you guys do are a little over my head.
Learn the minor pentatonic scale if u haven't already
when I was in my teens (80s).. the colour scheme of that shade of blue with brown pickguard.. laughing stock... toy guitar.
30yrs later... I want one of those and I don't give a fig what it sounds/plays/feels like... the colour alone is sheer joy!
I sometimes how tasty captains playing is when he is just jamming the blues. Lovely intro jam
This design was never adopted by Jazzers, they should have called it the Surfmaster instead.
Joe Pass did!
It makes a lot of sense if you think about what was going on in the market at the time it came out (1958). Gibson had the Les Paul since 1952, it was a jazz player endorsed solid body with p90s and bigsby, and had a huge upgrade the year before, humbucker pickups. The Jazzmaster was Fender's answer to that.
Surf music didn't really exist yet until the early sixties. The Jazzmaster was developed and released late 50's
I have 5 G&Ls and I never noticed that the cut out on the head stock looks like the negative profile of a pregnant woman's breasts and belly. Now I can't un-see it.
It's the Virgin Mary. If you had it on a piece of toast you could sell it on eBay for thousands.
Been eying the Dohenys for a couple days and watching all the older Anderton’s G&L videos. This video is just what I’ve been looking for!
This is probably my favorite opening jam I've seen on the channel - just has a special vibe to it. Thanks for all your hard work putting out hands down some of the best content or there!!
Saved this to my favourites just because of the final jam, it sounds so... comfortably well played, such a great taste!
The answer is that THE GUITAR was named after the beach in Southern California, continuing the tradition that fender used in naming some of its models such as the Coronado.
Lee your playing on this is off the chain good it seems like the guitar plays so sweet and has such sweet tones so it's inspiring your playing
my son plays the Fender pro2 Jazzmaster, ( which we bought from Andertons as it was the only left handed Jazzmaster in the uk at the time and my son need a new axe as his had been stolen) he has used it to great effect on a recent tour in America in support of Flogging Molly, and it's also on his band's first album which has recently been released and had good reviews in Kerrang andClassic Rock magazines.
Down in Doheny where the surfers all go
There's a big bleached blonde called surfer Joe, He's got a green surfboard and a woody Tom match and when he's riding the freeway he's just so hard to catch.
B side of Wipeout (Ventures?)
Ive been watching this channe for a long time and it’s awesome seeing Lees playing improve so much. He’s one of my favorite people to listen to.
Lee is really getting good! His jam was outstanding. Although he has been hanging around Rob to much now he can smell guitars! lol
I grew up surfing at Doheny. It's a small wave right next to the Dana Point Harbor.
I was able to snag one of the last available surf green ones from my local shop no less! Tribute series. It’s my “forever” guitar. The versatility is unbeatable, which makes it the perfect choice for me being on a rather tight budget. It can convincingly handle any genre you throw at it. The tone controls (one for treble, one for bass) are WAY more useful than the traditional treble roll-offs per pickup. Fretwork is flawless. It’s pretty heavy; that’s the only potential complaint, I guess. I could go on and on about this guitar.
To prove my point... I actually posted another comment going "on and on about this guitar" exactly 13 days later without even realizing it until just now. It's truly double-comment-worthy.
These two dear blokes are Adorable together and fun and funny as can be.
I just bought a Tribute series Doheny and I absolutely loved it.
That was an amazing tune at the beginning! Very catchy! Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it...Thanks for watching! 🤘
damn.. some of the best music i've ever heard in that intro...
I hope Lee kept one of those custom shop models for himself because his playing there was truly inspired. Wow!
This is the first new guitar that has me excited in a long time. I think they're the bee's knees.
They are, in fact, the knees of said bee.
Edward Doheny, oil tycoon in SoCal in the early 1900’s. Doheny Blvd in Beverly Hills and Doheny State Beach near Laguna Beach are named after him. Nice guitars!
Sounds great! Glad to see your videos during lockdown. More Danish Pete!
Plenty more Danish Pete on the way!
Andertons Music Co what I really want to see is Danish Pete’s dream rig. A video where he can choose anything he likes but needs to justify his choice.
@@themagnusthorexperience5632 I'd like a danish
I am Danish
The Magnus Thor Experience Ja tak.
G&L is the best and most underrated guitar brand in the world
Dohenian Rhapsody
Doheny beach is in Orange County California! Been my local beach for my 24 years on the planet! Love starting in Doheny and cruising down to Laguna beach :)
You guys have the best reviews! Just picked up a Doheny today and can't put it down. It's sooo bright and clear, so underrated and sounds better than my guitars that are more than double the price! I might be a G&L fan for life!
Bought mine a couple weeks ago, and I'm a total fanboy now. G&L were recommended to me years ago, but they seemed too un-cool. Looking back, what a fool I was. I'm glad to have matured enough to give them another try. [I will say... Part of the special appeal of the Doheny is that it doesn't have those big block letters like the ASAT and LEGEND. So, I guess I'm still somewhat a sucker for superficiality.]
Pretty sure Lee’s part is the following for anyone like me who can’t just hear it once and know :)
E Major, E F# G (Single note run on low E), G# minor 7, A5, F# minor 7, B9
Not sure if Lee is omitting the odd note here and there from some of the chords given the laid back feel of the jam but I’m pretty sure that’s it, assuming noodling pentatonic is fine.
Pete’s noodling/licks before his solo are so nice, love it!
From what I can tell, the nut width on the Tribute is ~41.3mm while on the Fullerton it's ~42.9. Assuming that's true, I wonder why they did that. It sounds like there's going be a fair amount of roll-off on that first string. If it weren't for that, I may have bought a Tribute already. Since I don't have any to try out near me, I'm hesitant now.
Love the playing! Fetch an extinguisher, the captains on fire 🔥
you could probably use the bass roll off knob on the doheny and make it sound more like the jazzmaster.
I have one of these.. Absolutely amazing guitar. Holy crap I love that vampira mermaid one!!!!
thats actually my trick with my legacy. Its better than just the regular strat sounds because it can go brighter if you want that but still has the 50s sound on 7 on the volume.
I just bought a tribute version..... I LOVE IT! amazing tones
Egg comes before the chicken. Very simple evo biology. I have had both a G&L Legacy and Comanche Tribute. These guitars are super high quality; especially at the price point.
Great to see how Captain admires Pete’s playing :) N Captains playing is getting so much soulful :)
BRILLIANT JAMS guys and man alive Lee your skill and musicality has progressed light years since those early Capt & Chappers days. All your hard practice is paying off. Magical.
Tributes have the same pickups as the US guitars (unless they have Duncans in the US model - Fallouts for example) but I do believe the hardware is imported as well. I've heard this many times in the past, but for example, their store for the dual fulcrum bridge (or saddle lock) has the following bit: 'Dual Fulcrum vibrato kit ... Original equipment on USA models and will also fit Tribute instruments.'
Ah yes, the G&L Tahiti from the Tame Impala Sounds Like video. Great vid as always guys, I hope you're all doing safe and much love from Canada
Those pickups sound so good.
Didn’t the duck come first? Otherwise you wouldn’t get that “quack”!
The captain has really progressed with his guitar playing, Peter is amazing anyway he’s a credit to Anderson’s 😊
Those custom G&Ls with the graphics are beautiful both in sight & sound.
Nice!
The 'Doheney' (as another user mentions below) would be a SoCal surf music tie-in. And, actually, I think the 'Betty Paige Mermaid' would be for the 'hot rod set' (Sunset & Doheney), and the 'Hula Girl' would be for the 'surfers' (Doheney Beach). The Mermaid definitely has that drag racing, suped up vibe to it.
I am so fortunate to have a G&L USA Fallout. AWESOME guitar. Although i still want the Red Sparkle Dusey hanging on the wall there. Please tell me it's for sale.;)
Greetings from sunny but B-R-R-R cold Eastport, Long Island, New York. Just wanted to say I enjoy and await every episode! If you can “love” an inanimate object I love my Doheny! Cheers!😊
What came first? It wasn't the chicken....it wasn't the egg either. It was the rooster! HAHAHAHA!
Pete should have just a neck-pickup-only guitar. The neck position was made for him. Id love to see that happen.
May the Captain solo longer next time, can't get enough of his playing!
The mermaid G&L sounded immense, nice job Captain!
I would buy a nice fullerton doheny if it came in purple sparkle
Same with jazzmaster from fender.
Need me sum puuurples.
Today reviewing this VIDEO, I again have to give you "Congratulations"
you got it right with the guitar riffs without that excess of distortion pedals etc,
this is always a point to favor in my modest opinion for an GREAT Review
and I already decided that I'm going to buy another guitar that will be a Doheny,
hugs here from Portugal !!!!!
Lee’s solo at 19:00 is SO GOOD
Lee your playing keeps getting better and better, smashed it!
I don’t need more guitars, I don’t need more guitars, I don’t need more guitars... 😅 These look awesome, the intro track is so good! Nice job guys, hope you’re all safe with all this coronavirus stuff.
Proper Clapton at Albert Hall vibes in that intro jam. Love It!!
What a beautiful, beautiful intro that was! A melody of beauties that can help us a little during this time. Thanks for that.
G&L= George and Leo as in Leo Fender. There are no coincidences here. All G&L guitars are intended to be what the predecessors were meant to evolve into.
Doheny is a reduced Aglicized version of an old Gaelic word which means "little dove".
I still think the Capt and Pete should write soundtrack music for 90’s buddy cop films!
I love the fact that at 6:23 Pete's playing a tiny bit the riff to a poplular danish childrens christmas song called "Søren Banjomus" :D
These G and L are excellent, you guys got some very useable BluesRock tones out of them.
the headstock looks like the G&L Rampage - My favorite brand of g'trs!
I want that custom sho model that graphic is great!!!
Andersons vedios are really entertaining and informative at the same time...love you all...stay safe
Lee, the Gaelic for black is dubh (pronounced like a dove), oh, and the Jazzmaster was first released in 1958. Another great video, I love watching you guys! You're bad news for my bank account.
What about the Doheny V12?
Nice playing Captain. Beautiful.