Awesome product!!! and great service getting it installed. The videos compressively provide a detailed owners manual for the Glaser B bender system. Thx Joe!
Nice video, now I can buy the Brent Mason Tele (I was fearing you could not convert it to a G Bender as my 2013 Music City Gibson Les Paul ;-) I loved the "With the guitar basically in tune..." moment @5:56
I would love to have one of Music City Juniors. I could have bought a brand new one in early 2014 for around $900. I hoped the price would get reduced a little more, but someone else thought it was low enough and beat me to it. I’m still kicking myself for that stupid mistake.
@@charlesbolton8471 Well I bought my first Music City LP brand new in 2013 for 1245€. Sold it for a song on Reverb to a lucky UK guy in 2018. And then I missed it... I was able to spot one like new in Germany last January for a mere 2199€. This one is gonna stay with me for sure ;-)
Joe, this video made it so easy……I’m not one for tweaking on my own guitars too much, I leave that to the techs, but this was so clearly laid out,and easy to follow, it was no problem…….lovin the bender!!! And the saddle drivers make it a snap!…regards, bobk
Admittedly, Brad Paisley's main Bender is a real '68 Fender but then his last name is Paisley and he promised me I'd never regret it and I think he's honored that! Btw, if someone's last name is Nocaster and they work as hard as he has, their '51 Fender might not be off limits either....
I met you with Ronnie Pittman at a bar near the ten roof in Nashville. I think you were on you’re motorcycle that night. Your really cool and talented dude . Hope you’ve been blessed and doing well joe🤘😎🤘awesome video I have one of your b benders it’s awesome.
Too much of a pain in the ass to do any more than once every few years. I'd rather get another Tele and put another Glaser Bender in it too. Set one up on the B strong, the other on the G. End of story.
Well, true, but there's a bit more to the story....it turns out that a fair number of people get a guitar one way or another to start but, after a bit of playing, go through the 'pain' to try the other way and stick with it or go back to where they started, more informed and satisfied. Certainly some like Jeff King or Mike Campbell have both to grab from the rack. Once upon a time, there was no option to change and, I do realize, for some, one guitar is still a luxury...
@@joeglaser8720 Well, with that I'll agree: I've heard it said (especially lately) that guitars are too inexpensive, and those inexpensive one's are too good, for anyone to only own one guitar. Which of course is damn elitist, how does anyone know what someone's overhead may be (especially when musicians and health insurance are like oil and water). Plus, just because Squier has made some pretty decent guitars the past 5-10 years (the Classic Vibes, etc) doesn't mean they're necessarily road worthy for a guy doing gigs and or sessions. My comment was totally my personal feelings, I'm the kind who is too lazy to do that conversion a lot. Well, if Joe Glaser is your real name, lol... thank you for responding and it goes without saying how much of an impact you've had on the electric guitar, but I want to say it anyhow. Thank you sir👍
How does the great joe glazer UA-cam channel have so few subscribers??
Awesome product!!! and great service getting it installed. The videos compressively provide a detailed owners manual for the Glaser B bender system. Thx Joe!
Nice video, now I can buy the Brent Mason Tele (I was fearing you could not convert it to a G Bender as my 2013 Music City Gibson Les Paul ;-) I loved the "With the guitar basically in tune..." moment @5:56
I would love to have one of Music City Juniors. I could have bought a brand new one in early 2014 for around $900. I hoped the price would get reduced a little more, but someone else thought it was low enough and beat me to it. I’m still kicking myself for that stupid mistake.
@@charlesbolton8471 Well I bought my first Music City LP brand new in 2013 for 1245€. Sold it for a song on Reverb to a lucky UK guy in 2018. And then I missed it... I was able to spot one like new in Germany last January for a mere 2199€. This one is gonna stay with me for sure ;-)
Awesome, straight from a master himself too! I just found your channel and subscribed!
What a brilliant rethinking of the original Parson-White B-Bender! Congratulations...... I'm gonna start saving up! LOL
Joe, this video made it so easy……I’m not one for tweaking on my own guitars too much, I leave that to the techs, but this was so clearly laid out,and easy to follow, it was no problem…….lovin the bender!!! And the saddle drivers make it a snap!…regards, bobk
Telecasters reminds me of the A-10 Thunderbolt AKA warthog.
Doesn’t get no better then Joe and his people I’ve had two benders installed and the turnaround time was incredible and the install was perfect
Thanks Joe! I’m going to switch the pull to G on my new Brent Mason Tele. What is the “Music City Bridge Tool” you use? Need to find this!
It took a while longer than hoped but the "Saddle Driver" set of 2 tools is available at Music City Bridge.com... Let us know what you think!
68 paisley ?
It a made in Japan reissue.
Admittedly, Brad Paisley's main Bender is a real '68 Fender but then his last name is Paisley and he promised me I'd never regret it and I think he's honored that!
Btw, if someone's last name is Nocaster and they work as hard as he has, their '51 Fender might not be off limits either....
i realy want that guitr😛😚😚😚😚😙
I met you with Ronnie Pittman at a bar near the ten roof in Nashville. I think you were on you’re motorcycle that night. Your really cool and talented dude . Hope you’ve been blessed and doing well joe🤘😎🤘awesome video I have one of your b benders it’s awesome.
Too much of a pain in the ass to do any more than once every few years. I'd rather get another Tele and put another Glaser Bender in it too. Set one up on the B strong, the other on the G. End of story.
Well, true, but there's a bit more to the story....it turns out that a fair number of people get a guitar one way or another to start but, after a bit of playing, go through the 'pain' to try the other way and stick with it or go back to where they started, more informed and satisfied. Certainly some like Jeff King or Mike Campbell have both to grab from the rack.
Once upon a time, there was no option to change and, I do realize, for some, one guitar is still a luxury...
@@joeglaser8720 Well, with that I'll agree: I've heard it said (especially lately) that guitars are too inexpensive, and those inexpensive one's are too good, for anyone to only own one guitar. Which of course is damn elitist, how does anyone know what someone's overhead may be (especially when musicians and health insurance are like oil and water). Plus, just because Squier has made some pretty decent guitars the past 5-10 years (the Classic Vibes, etc) doesn't mean they're necessarily road worthy for a guy doing gigs and or sessions.
My comment was totally my personal feelings, I'm the kind who is too lazy to do that conversion a lot. Well, if Joe Glaser is your real name, lol... thank you for responding and it goes without saying how much of an impact you've had on the electric guitar, but I want to say it anyhow. Thank you sir👍