When You Fall Out of Love with A Guitar - My K Line Springfield Still Does it For Me
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2024
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I’d vote for “When somebody loves you”
I had to sell my warmoth strat many years ago. Needed the money. Always missed that guitar. 11 years after selling it I watched a video on UA-cam of a guy playing it. Knew right away it was mine. Contacted him, he sold it to his music student. Long story short I got a hold of the student and ended up getting it back. I live in the U.S. that guitar ended up in Columbia South America. I haven't put it down since. In all of those years nothing was ever changed on that guitar. I've made a video 2 years ago telling that story. It is the blue Strat in my videos. Still a great guitar and now has a great story
I like 'em both.
I wouldn't change the Monty's out just to have them matching.
Vive la Difference !!
Don’t know why, but it makes me happy to see the blue k-line back in action!
Yes! I’m such a sucker for blue guitars!
It's a great sounding guitar and your clear bond with it is reflected in the wonderful playing.
Tony from up the road is actually currently sat down polishing frets after having a go at crowning them a bit more from the refret I had done a couple of months ago. I had stainless steel frets put in exactly for this reason - so that I could continue playing my Strat as my number 1 without worrying that it was going to wear out. It has needed a bit of remedial work doing to it since though as the refret pulled some of the lacquer up on the maple board. Definitely a bit of nerves required to do major work on your favourite guitar
Great sound from Blue!!!!!
I was just thinking about asking you to pull the blue one back out. That’s the guitar I associate with you the most.
yeah..that guitar is magic
The guitar is only as amazing as the guitarist playing it, and that guitar sounds truly amazing in the hands of JNC. What a stunning solo.
Welcome back "Blu"! Nothing against "Nana Puddin'" , but I missed ole "Blu"🥰
Great episode. John, you sound amazing when playing the Springfields! Glad I met Chris, because of you!
Anyone wants to learn more about Chris (from K Line guitars) find his interview on my channel. He’s a great guy!
This guitar sounds absolutely amazing.
Chris (K Line guitars) makes great guitars! Find his interview on my channel.
Good guy
The blue guitar is my favorite. Followed by the 335 Tokai ;)
I've fallen out of love with amps numerous times. I don't know why
Great topic. I fell out of love for a longer time with my beloved Rickenbacker. But I have re-attached to it big time. Re-fretted it, that brought it back to life for me. Nice vid, thanks.
I have modded my Aria Pro II with gear with which I could buy a more expensive guitar. But some guitars just do it for you, feels like home whenever I play it.
I have a 1979 LC440 Aria Pro II which I could never part with. Those Matsumoko era guitars are a bit special.
oxidation is the green on the frets prob nickle silver or something, replace them with stainless then you can thrash away for many more years.
Or just polish them……
I have an early squire j mascis jazzmaster with rosewood board that i play the most. I just ordered a different pick guard for it to kind of spice it up a bit. Stuff like that helps me not gas as hard.
I too get the “green moldy bits” on my strat when it’s been put away for a while.
That one blue Springfield has done more for K-Line guitars than any other guitar they have ever made. Chris Kroenline should be sending you free guitars and putting you on his website as a “featured artist”. Maybe even a JNC Signature K-Line Springfield (in blue, of course).
That green tint on your guitar frets? That’s verdigris - a sign of corrosion. This happens when fretwire made from a blend of copper, zinc, and nickel meet air and moisture over time. Verdigris is a telltale sign that corrosion has set in for guitar frets. 👍❤️🎸🎶✌️
An unused instrument dies anyway... when it isn't used for its intended purpose. It must be played to stay alive.
Would you be saying that if you found a 60 year old strat in your basement?
@@illgottengains1314 Heck yah! I'd sell that sucker to some collector who will pay my obscene amounts of money AND put the thing under glass or away in storage. It still wouldn't get played! I'd take my proceeds and find that Tele (the only hole in my collection) that's been played and played, naturally distressed but sings like an angel (or demon if needed)!
@@GearAGoGo yeah I guess if it’s dead there’s no point playing it.
@@GearAGoGo Amen brother.
So true man!! It loses its identity and will to live. That green stuff was the first sign.
Play it and enjoy it every moment you can! We’re not promised a tomorrow.
Normally I would not go for a blue or yellow strat yet I like both of those K-Lines. They both sound and look great.
Chris makes great guitars. Find his interview on my channel.
K-Line guitars are amazing
For me the frets on the guitar are a dealbreaker for playability, and I think that constant fret jobs are a waste of money. I would love to refret my n°1 Strat with stainless steel frets
Hands down the blue is my favorite, as well as how you play when it's in your hands. Clearly a love match. Tell us more about the bridge PLEASE!! There are lots of Wilkinson options and I'd love to do a parts-caster/home build in the spirit of this guitar. Thanks!!
Chris makes great guitars (K Line). Find his interview on my channel.
Good guy!
I love the way John plays the Blue one
@@GuitarsOK thanks! I'll definitely check that out!
@@JamTagg 👍
Play it til there are no fret left then refret with stainless steel. Alternatively don't worry about the fret wear and instead scallop the fretboard so frets getting low won't matter 😂
Isn't the yellow one identical to this one apart from the colour?
I hope you vlog about your picking techniques in your next videos.
Surprised it doesn’t have stainless steel frets for how much they are.
He bought this K-line used with these frets. SS frets are an option on K-line guitars. My K-line Truxton has SS frets at no extra costs.
@@raimondwamelink5208I interviewed Chris (from K Line) on my show. Find it on my channel. He’s a great guy!
Love the way John plays the K lines! I can always tell when he’s playing them ❤
Buck up, Jonny lad! Get her refretted. Dance with the girl that you brought! Be thee not fickle nor faint of heart! Should you truly decide to part with her, I might well be interested in exchanging you some pounds for that sweet lady…
It’s nice to savour it but I’d just play it and let it burn through its brilliance. Then talk about it like it’s some urban legend.
Also would love the transcription video of the intro of - When plugins beat modellers - And how to get the best results.
Let's crowd fund a full fret replacement on this thing so you keep playing on the channel! Blue > Yellow
I actually like the yellow "strat" more. It does sound more like a traditional strat with a subtle after taste of brightness to it ; maybe it is the pickups. The blue strat sounds smoother and fuller ( at least on the neck pickup), but also a little darker, which could explain why it deals well with the bright sharp modeling sounds, and the overdriven tones that strats sometimes make a but fizzy. The blue is probably more versatile fromday to day, but something about the yellow sounds more of the "strattiness" in a Fender authentic way. The only thing I don't like is the yellow colour! Fine differences ,but both sound good. My strat is a 57 reissue, and feels and sounds chirpy and resonant. I bought it without plugging it in because someone had put white EMG's on it and I was going to replace them. When I plugged it in it was ( obviously) quiet ( pickups) but seemed to be the siund of the guitar acoustically but just louder ; in other words the pickups just added to rather than obscured the natural sound of the guitar, and for 35 years I haven't changed them. The only thing I don't like with the active pickups,is that the envelope of the sound always sounds the same no matter how you pick it, whereas passive pickups would be a little mire expressive. The frets are worn away to nothing, and it is still playable ( just), but I still haven't got around to having the neck refretted. I don't know if another of the same model would sound the same or not, but I will never fall out of love with that guitar. The only other one I just loved at first touch, was my okd Guild D40, but unfortunately it is ( literally) falling apart ( twice broken neck, and crazed cracking on the soundboard) so until I get some more money together, I can't get that fixed either. One thing is for sure, when you absolutely love a guitar, you can't doubt your judgement,and should have faith in your original feeling for it.
Yes i have.
I’ll say also fret wear is a bummer, if it needs doing again stainless steel ones are the answer, I have a nice strat and a nice Strandberg love the rets on it, so when or if I wear down the strat frets it will be stainless steel ones
Just from a looks perspective I prefer the gold and white ones over this one, although this color has grown on me. Yellow one I can’t get on with that color.
Don’t know if I fell out of love with it or just keep finding another one I like more.
My az2204 first guitar I’ve owned with stainless steel frets and now I will never go back to nickel
As long she ain't cheatin' 😅