That was my exact thought. I'd want to be able to opt for black tuners and knobs and the knob plate, and leave the ash tray chrome. But yeah, that's a beauty.
I don't understand why you cannot have both the maple and rosewood fingerboard options on all color variations. Just seems limiting for no reason. If you're going to shell out $1500+ you should be able to get any color scheme with whichever fingerboard you prefer.
@@simaojoseph it’s also why there’s the Fender Mod Shop where you can get pretty much any USA guitar colour/spec combination (plus many non-standard ones) for only a modest increase over the American Pro prices. 🤷🏼♂️ You just have to live in North America to be able to use it though unfortunately.
There's no new colors, fender has done everything already! I have that same blue/black color on my '93 Strat Plus ;) But I wouldn't say no to a matching Pro II Tele.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder! To me, it's awful. I expect sunbursts to have the darkest colour round the outside, and would really like to see Fender offer this.
I’ve just get the deluxe in mercury. 1: the color is much more sexy 2: it’s super lightweight!!!!! 3: sounds AWESOME with 0.11 4: this thing GROWLS! 5: the case is ugly af 6: it resonates super well! 7: i repeat: ITS SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT
Agree with others it's nice to see modern finishes like dark night instead of same old thing since my grandpa's ashtray... good job Fender! Gibson take note... fender actually makes cool colors without having to break the bank...
And, unfortunately, slipping back into forgetting about Jaguars... There are no professional 2 Jaguars and have never been any Ultra Jaguars either... :-(
I got a Mercury Telecaster Deluxe and its one of the best instruments I've ever owned and I have owned a Travis Bean.It's a special series and its made like it is made if you don't like it don't get one. You can get any combination of anything you want from Fender but not this series .It's awesome like it is maybe in a few years they will listen to you and expand the ability of options.Fender definitely listens to what people that love Fenders want.But now that's not an option. Just because Lay's Potato Chips come in unlimited variety doesn't mean everything has to.
Love the contoured heel but, Fender, why won't you also add an arm bevel on a few of these? Not every player has the skinny forearms of your tester in the vid! Yes, I've done it myself, but the refinishing is a PITA and I'm betting some folks would rather buy an arm beveled tele stock. Particularly people for whom their #1 is a strat style guitar. (But they'll sell a ton of these either way.)
It’s tradition. 🤷🏼♂️ The Wide Range Humbuckers (although these aren’t that, they’re designed to have the visuals) always had that embossing. You’d probably get more Fender fans complaining if they didn’t have that traditional feature than you do complaining that they do have that branding as it’s an integral part of the vintage vibe and look of this model by this point. 🤷🏼♂️
I bought the dark night telecaster, and I love it, I do wish it had a bigger neck tho'! My other Tele, and my Strats have bigger necks, and I like that
Gonna stick with my 72’ MIM. 12” radius is perfect for me. I put the new CuNiFe WRHB in the bridge it sounds spectacular. Waiting on the CuNiFe neck from Sweetwater.
It seems, from my recommends this week, that fender sent these to everyone on you tube. Hey Fender, send me one so I can tell 5 people how cool they are.
How similar does the single coil neck pickup in the deluxe sound compared to the neck in the regular, I love them both but can’t quite decide which I prefer
I have them both and in hand they feel pretty different. The split coils are useable on the Deluxe but they don’t sound like normal single coil Tele pickups. They sound like the Deluxe pickups with less body…it’s hard to explain. That being said they’re good and totally useable. It’s an extremely versatile guitar. Its heavy on the front end and the headstock weighs it down a little but it’s extremely versatile. It’s got a ton of twang just FYI. I tried to just live with the Deluxe for a year and the regular Tele still reeled me in so I have both. They’re good complements to each other.
I recently purchased an American Professional II Telecaster Deluxe and I love it. It's a beautiful guitar and it sounds terrific except... The bridge pickup is extremely microphonic. Any time I switch to the bridge pickup there is a high pitched tone that dominates everything and if I turn and face my amp it squeals like crazy. This problem is present no matter which of my 3 amps I am plugged into and only on the bridge pickup. I have 4 other guitars, and neither have this issue. I would not expect a problem like this with a professional level instrument.
@@philipsgarage as it turns out it wasn't the pickup, it was the cover. I removed the cover and put some silicone over the parts of the pickup without the screws and it formed a bond between the pickup and the cover, eliminating the microphonic feedback issue.
@@philipsgarage there was a small amount of wax in it when I opened it, apparently not enough. There are a few videos about how to do what I did if you have the same issue.
I have the blonde Pro ll. why? Didn’t they just install a four way switch instead of the push push control. Plus with the push push instead of position two putting in series’s. The bridge could have produced the Esquire sound.
@@goosegaskins i got the one with single coils no splitting....but you can put both pickups in the middle position into series instead of parallel, fattens the tone....
Maybe it’s just me , but that Strat headstock on the Tele looks awful ... the Deluxes with the regular Tele headstock look much better. I realize it has nothing to do with how well the instrument performs , but looks is very much a selling point as well.
It’s almost insulting that Fender keeps ‘updating’ the American Standard. It’s all marketing. The tele was perfect in 1952. Are we really supposed to believe that these new ones are better than what they made before? With all the constant changes it is as though Fender doesn’t know what is good. They tell you a guitar is great (see the original American Pro) and a few years later they ‘improve’ it. Give me a break.
@@asersingularity4229 just make great guitars and quit it with the gimmicks. I looked at a Mexican tele at GC the other day. The body was made from 4 pieces of wood. Terrible.
If im not mistaken those double tap pickups have alnico 4 in them and from what ive researchd , and listend to, not for me...I like the color of the second one, and I I like that fender putting brass saddles on them...
I like the brass saddles too. But that’s not new for the American Pro II Teles... it was a feature of the original American Pro Teles too. The difference this time around is the profile with the bullet ends for comfort, but tonally speaking this isn’t an upgrade.
@@davidburke2132 nice... Thanks for letting me know. I was not aware, They were on the earlier model. But ya know I mostly I am talkin about how fender, in the beging put brass on the teles , and then steel. Seems like the majority of the saddles these days are cheap shit....
@@Shiloh7377 for me it was one of the biggest upgrades from the American Standard Teles with their individual bent steel saddles to the American Pro Teles 4 years ago. I would never have bought one of those American Standard Teles... I now own 3 different versions of the American Pro Tele! 😃🤦🏼♂️😜
@@davidburke2132 nice, I have a 2008 squier vintage modified telecaster (dual humbuckers/black) I changed the string. Trees out to roller style, and have changed the saddles to brass.I wanna change the neck pickup to a fender wide range cunife. And maybe the bridge one to a Seymour duncan pearly gates.
Idk but those colors don't do it for me.. and I wonder 2 things. Why there's no MIA jaguar and why fender doesn't develop 'proper' humbucker. The pickups on tele deluxe ain't for me.. the specs of those guitars are great tho.
The guitar you’re after (almost) exists. The Fender American Ultra Tele has the locking tuners and “modern saddles”, although a bone nut not Graph Tech, plus noiseless pickups on top of an a otherwise similar package to this guitar. Ultimately the American Standard Series, the American Pro which replaced it, and now the American Pro II have always been a range of guitars trying to strike a balance between some more modern features whilst retaining some very popular vintage specs. In this case as an example if you went to modern saddles rather than the more traditional brass ones on this guitar I expect you’d lose an awful lot more die-hard Tele fans than you’d gain more “modern” players. This range of guitars and its predecessors has always been a balance about trying to appeal to as many people as possible and if you want a Fender which is more progressive and modern the Ultra, and before it the Elites, etc. have always been what you needed to look to for that kind of guitar.
@@pramesh.gurung you mean between the American Professional II Series and the Ultra Series? I’m not sure precisely what the price differential is between the ranges but it is true that the Ultra Series is more expensive, yes. Still, you pay for features on anything, and extra things like more exaggerated access carving, locking tuners, noiseless pickups, more sophisticated switching, compound radius fingerboard, etc. are definitely extra features. This is another reason why Fender will be cautious about how many such upgrades features they carry across to the American Pro II Series as they have a price point to consider.
@@pramesh.gurung the new American Professional II models aren’t nearly 2k in either US dollars or British Pounds (where I’m from). The base model Teles and Strats in the States have an MSRP of $1499 before sales tax (which I don’t believe is much different to the outgoing American Pro models). Here in the UK the “street price” of those same guitars is typically £1599 (which in this case includes sales tax), which is a bit more than the outgoing models but mainly because having been out for such a long time those older models are typically somewhat discounted on the high street, something which you can’t reasonably expect of a newly introduced model.
Finally someone who isn’t playing blues and classic rock on a review video. Lovely guitar and playing Horace
You can hear lots of other styles of playing -- jazz, soul, math rock, tapping, et al. Just watch Ibanez demos. 😂
lol for real. and it's always the same damn licks.
@@marike1100 Math rock is the dumbest sub label I've ever heard in my life.
@@AdoreYouInAshXI It's a well-established genre that has been a staple since the 90's. Not very dumb as it has a very unique sound
wow oh my god that blue burst is gorgeous
That was my exact thought. I'd want to be able to opt for black tuners and knobs and the knob plate, and leave the ash tray chrome. But yeah, that's a beauty.
Interesting how subjective beauty is ;)
I don't understand why you cannot have both the maple and rosewood fingerboard options on all color variations. Just seems limiting for no reason. If you're going to shell out $1500+ you should be able to get any color scheme with whichever fingerboard you prefer.
Tell that to Gibson.
Was literally googling that. Would have that dark knight finish, but wouldn't have a rosewood tele.
Well that's why you have fender custom shop.
@@simaojoseph it’s also why there’s the Fender Mod Shop where you can get pretty much any USA guitar colour/spec combination (plus many non-standard ones) for only a modest increase over the American Pro prices. 🤷🏼♂️ You just have to live in North America to be able to use it though unfortunately.
@@davidburke2132I’m outside USA.
The thing I love about these fender demos is the fantastic playing!! Keep it up!
I’m glad Fender is adding some nice new more modern colours.
There's no new colors, fender has done everything already! I have that same blue/black color on my '93 Strat Plus ;)
But I wouldn't say no to a matching Pro II Tele.
👍. 🌟
I like them a lot but I still prefer the classics. Sonic blue, surf green, and Olympic white are my favorotes
@@nolanshen2773 Sonic Blue is awesome
That blue fade tele is the most beautiful guitar I've ever seen in my entire life
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder! To me, it's awful. I expect sunbursts to have the darkest colour round the outside, and would really like to see Fender offer this.
Agreed it's a beauty!
I NEED THE DELUXE. SOUNDS SO AMAZING.
I could listen to this guy play all day
Check him out on IG @horacebray, and you literally can!
Horace!!!! What a player! So cool to see him showing these new Fenders off
With a hat like that, my man must be a creative director
He's definitely worked at a couple startups
or balding
The Deluxe is my overall favorite
Smooth jazz at the beginig awesome
I can't decide. Sometimes I like The Dark Knight and sometimes I like the Mercury
Gonna be a butterscotch blonde for me... hypothetically haha
I prefer the classic Batman over the Dark KNIGHT.
Oh you meant Dark Night Tele, sorry :-)
To me, Mercury for the Jazzmaster, Dark Night for Tele.
@@KKMDStyle 😃🤣
@@KKMDStyle The Dark Knight is way better.
I’ve just get the deluxe in mercury.
1: the color is much more sexy
2: it’s super lightweight!!!!!
3: sounds AWESOME with 0.11
4: this thing GROWLS!
5: the case is ugly af
6: it resonates super well!
7: i repeat: ITS SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT
Still enjoying it? 🎸
@@craig.encinitas yes man!
Finally a switch for series/parallel on single coils. Great demo, thanks!
They got that modern/retro look. Nice job Fender.
Agree with others it's nice to see modern finishes like dark night instead of same old thing since my grandpa's ashtray... good job Fender! Gibson take note... fender actually makes cool colors without having to break the bank...
Just when I think i got my dream guitar, Fender decides to bring out a better Guitar
What was your dream guitar that fender ruined?
I really want that dark night telecaster, wish I could afford it!
I bought one yesterday from Batman. It's awesome
The big headstock in Tele deluxe is back 😍
Your tips for buying the best Fender for playing funk. A huge thank you!!!
that dark night color is amazing. good job fender. mercury and mystic surf green are amazing too.
We appreciate the ❤️, Rey! 🤘🎸
WOW! I Love the deluxe in dark night! it became my new dream! I hope I can buy one someday! ✌️
I hope you can also If you really want one it will work out .
Wow! Horace Bray! Was not expecting
Fender is the gold standard of electric guitars, pedals and amps.
No, actually, they are not.
@ Yes they are. Now you know. Pass it on.
@@antisocialist907 how about gibson with les paul. That cost quarter million dollar for 1959 les paul.
Heavenly chord work. Absolutely gorgeous.
The deluxe has multiple options with sound I would love demo one and give a review
Fender is making some great guitars.
And, unfortunately, slipping back into forgetting about Jaguars...
There are no professional 2 Jaguars and have never been any Ultra Jaguars either... :-(
I've been in Love with Les Pauls but slowly gravitating to Telecasters. I just wish the headstock and neck matched the body.
That deluxe sounds out of this world! Fantastic playing as well :)
Not used to Tele's sounding this smooth
What’s a channel gotta do to get in on your youtube marketing campaign!? The Mercury P Bass and Tele are calling our name!
Nice playing. Especially 7:05 - 7:28 got me impressed.
I got a Mercury Telecaster Deluxe and its one of the best instruments I've ever owned and I have owned a Travis Bean.It's a special series and its made like it is made if you don't like it don't get one. You can get any combination of anything you want from Fender but not this series .It's awesome like it is maybe in a few years they will listen to you and expand the ability of options.Fender definitely listens to what people that love Fenders want.But now that's not an option. Just because Lay's Potato Chips come in unlimited variety doesn't mean everything has to.
This guy can play a lot of music cheers for him
I really want that midnight tele that is a sexy finish
I just got an Am pro 2 Miami blue tele. Awesome fantastic quality.
Fender is at its best ever quality
Wise.
That's smooth.
damn... that blue burst. it blows me away.😨
I love that telecaster so much😍🎸🤟
I’m going crazy for that dark night finish.
Me too I might get one.
Horace ripps!!
Holy shit that’s some beautiful playing
And that is why Fender is still king. They really nail almost everything.
Miami blue looks super good!
That blue burst on the telecaster looks amazing
Thanks, Burrito! 🤘🎸
Too bad the deluxe doesn't come with the tele headstock... ☹
that deluxe is the star of this series
Fantastic demo. Glad I have my surf green ordered and on the way.
Love the contoured heel but, Fender, why won't you also add an arm bevel on a few of these? Not every player has the skinny forearms of your tester in the vid! Yes, I've done it myself, but the refinishing is a PITA and I'm betting some folks would rather buy an arm beveled tele stock. Particularly people for whom their #1 is a strat style guitar. (But they'll sell a ton of these either way.)
paint the headstock to match the dark night body, or at least stain the wood to make it darker.
That along with a dark ebony fingerboard would be perfect
Wish they made a model with both original single coil, and humbucking coil sounds. These two are very nice indeed though.
Fender fan here but the giant Fender logo on the pickups is unnecessary. Am I wrong here?
It’s tradition. 🤷🏼♂️ The Wide Range Humbuckers (although these aren’t that, they’re designed to have the visuals) always had that embossing. You’d probably get more Fender fans complaining if they didn’t have that traditional feature than you do complaining that they do have that branding as it’s an integral part of the vintage vibe and look of this model by this point. 🤷🏼♂️
I agree, its needless.
@@ben.g.414 might well be needless, but it is traditional and can you really blame Fender? In the guitar market tradition sells. 🤷🏼♂️
Very nice playing
Very good guitar test!Finally Fender got it right:)
OMG that guitar! Let's start saving some money and buy that beauty :D
Which guitar are you talking about? :)
@@johnd942 The blue telecaster :)
I bought the dark night telecaster, and I love it, I do wish it had a bigger neck tho'! My other Tele, and my Strats have bigger necks, and I like that
Gonna stick with my 72’ MIM. 12” radius is perfect for me. I put the new CuNiFe WRHB in the bridge it sounds spectacular. Waiting on the CuNiFe neck from Sweetwater.
The dynamic is unbelieveable.
Great playing on the Tele Deluxe, sounds good.
It seems, from my recommends this week, that fender sent these to everyone on you tube. Hey Fender, send me one so I can tell 5 people how cool they are.
Black with a black headstock would have been great for the double humbucker one.
On the Dark Night Tele, I see that it has a Rosewood Fretboard. Do they plan to offer a Dark Night one with a Maple Fretboard?
How similar does the single coil neck pickup in the deluxe sound compared to the neck in the regular, I love them both but can’t quite decide which I prefer
Have the same question
If you end up ordering the Deluxe, let us know how the coil split sounds!
I have them both and in hand they feel pretty different. The split coils are useable on the Deluxe but they don’t sound like normal single coil Tele pickups. They sound like the Deluxe pickups with less body…it’s hard to explain. That being said they’re good and totally useable. It’s an extremely versatile guitar. Its heavy on the front end and the headstock weighs it down a little but it’s extremely versatile. It’s got a ton of twang just FYI. I tried to just live with the Deluxe for a year and the regular Tele still reeled me in so I have both. They’re good complements to each other.
Great demo video Horace.
Does anyone know what the intro backing track is? . Thanks in advance.
Awaiting my Roasted Pine Telecaster from Sweetwater.
Awesome demo
Not really a big fan of the blue, still sounds great though!
Hell yeah Horace!
I recently purchased an American Professional II Telecaster Deluxe and I love it. It's a beautiful guitar and it sounds terrific except...
The bridge pickup is extremely microphonic.
Any time I switch to the bridge pickup there is a high pitched tone that dominates everything and if I turn and face my amp it squeals like crazy. This problem is present no matter which of my 3 amps I am plugged into and only on the bridge pickup.
I have 4 other guitars, and neither have this issue. I would not expect a problem like this with a professional level instrument.
Just ordered one and saw your comment any fix for that? Can it be replaced with another pickup and keep the push pull?
@@philipsgarage as it turns out it wasn't the pickup, it was the cover. I removed the cover and put some silicone over the parts of the pickup without the screws and it formed a bond between the pickup and the cover, eliminating the microphonic feedback issue.
@@philipsgarage there was a small amount of wax in it when I opened it, apparently not enough. There are a few videos about how to do what I did if you have the same issue.
@@alinvain1964 Awesome great to know, I've wanted a fender tele for a long time, Miami Blue was calling my name. Thanks for the reply.
@@philipsgarage I have the Mystic Surf Green and it has taken the number one spot from my Les Paul. Congrats!
I’m getting the mercury deluxe.
Love this guys playing
Love that silverburst...Mercury finish. Definitely buying that guitar.
I have the blonde Pro ll. why? Didn’t they just install a four way switch instead of the push push control. Plus with the push push instead of position two putting in series’s. The bridge could have produced the Esquire sound.
I follow this dude on tiktok. Great player.
I think what Fender its the best . 👍. 🌟
Omg the blue one is so hot
That color. 🤤
does anyone know the factory pickup height on the regular tele?
How much longer do the left handed models take to come out than the right handed? All sites say they are still unavailable
God and fender hate lefties…. Bummer
whats better... this or my 1997-98 Standard tele?
Just got the one in Miami Blue and Maple fretboard.....
How do you like it?
@@goosegaskins love it, so smooth and great tone...
Excellent, I’m thinking about getting the Miami Blue one myself.
One other thing: How are the split coil sounds? Do the pickups lose volume/clarity when they’re split?
@@goosegaskins i got the one with single coils no splitting....but you can put both pickups in the middle position into series instead of parallel, fattens the tone....
i have this guitar in blue, miami blue
I need but Im broke but I need but I’m broke but
Time to pull down the balaclava
Maybe it’s just me , but that Strat headstock on the Tele looks awful ... the Deluxes with the regular Tele headstock look much better. I realize it has nothing to do with how well the instrument performs , but looks is very much a selling point as well.
I think the Strat headstock looks better but whatever. I'm not very old fashioned. Exept for music of course.
It’s almost insulting that Fender keeps ‘updating’ the American Standard. It’s all marketing. The tele was perfect in 1952. Are we really supposed to believe that these new ones are better than what they made before? With all the constant changes it is as though Fender doesn’t know what is good. They tell you a guitar is great (see the original American Pro) and a few years later they ‘improve’ it. Give me a break.
Okay Boomer
what else do you want them to do? they are a company whose goal is to make money so.....
@@asersingularity4229 just make great guitars and quit it with the gimmicks. I looked at a Mexican tele at GC the other day. The body was made from 4 pieces of wood. Terrible.
@@ajlsrv5490 it's the entry level guitar into the fender world. If you want a one or two piece body then buy American.
If im not mistaken those double tap pickups have alnico 4 in them and from what ive researchd , and listend to, not for me...I like the color of the second one, and I I like that fender putting brass saddles on them...
I like the brass saddles too. But that’s not new for the American Pro II Teles... it was a feature of the original American Pro Teles too. The difference this time around is the profile with the bullet ends for comfort, but tonally speaking this isn’t an upgrade.
@@davidburke2132 nice... Thanks for letting me know. I was not aware, They were on the earlier model. But ya know I mostly I am talkin about how fender, in the beging put brass on the teles , and then steel. Seems like the majority of the saddles these days are cheap shit....
@@Shiloh7377 for me it was one of the biggest upgrades from the American Standard Teles with their individual bent steel saddles to the American Pro Teles 4 years ago. I would never have bought one of those American Standard Teles... I now own 3 different versions of the American Pro Tele! 😃🤦🏼♂️😜
@@davidburke2132 nice, I have a 2008 squier vintage modified telecaster (dual humbuckers/black) I changed the string. Trees out to roller style, and have changed the saddles to brass.I wanna change the neck pickup to a fender wide range cunife. And maybe the bridge one to a Seymour duncan pearly gates.
@@davidburke2132 I also have. 2009 Squier deluxe hot rails Stratocaster.and I have a 1981 gibson les paul deluxe.
nice colors man
I want to see what fender will do to the american original series.... (tinted necks please hahah)
The Telecaster is superior to the Les Paul.
Les paul is better because you can metal on it. You cannot play metal on a telecaster.
@@CodeVenomSnakes ever heard of a band called Baroness?
@Shockheadd45 where is the internet when we need it?
Impeach Pelosi
Spoken like a true novice, I’m sure you’d say “you’ve owned one”, but obviously you ain’t... #LesPaul
I need the mercury tele pro.
On a saving.. what's the opposite of spree? Anyway, I have to save up for a while.:p
Idk but those colors don't do it for me.. and I wonder 2 things. Why there's no MIA jaguar and why fender doesn't develop 'proper' humbucker. The pickups on tele deluxe ain't for me.. the specs of those guitars are great tho.
Agreed, i love the deluxe feel and look but i had to replace the pickups with bareknuckles. Now i love it!
Add locking tuners, modern saddles, and a graph-tech nut and I'd probably interested.
The guitar you’re after (almost) exists. The Fender American Ultra Tele has the locking tuners and “modern saddles”, although a bone nut not Graph Tech, plus noiseless pickups on top of an a otherwise similar package to this guitar. Ultimately the American Standard Series, the American Pro which replaced it, and now the American Pro II have always been a range of guitars trying to strike a balance between some more modern features whilst retaining some very popular vintage specs. In this case as an example if you went to modern saddles rather than the more traditional brass ones on this guitar I expect you’d lose an awful lot more die-hard Tele fans than you’d gain more “modern” players. This range of guitars and its predecessors has always been a balance about trying to appeal to as many people as possible and if you want a Fender which is more progressive and modern the Ultra, and before it the Elites, etc. have always been what you needed to look to for that kind of guitar.
@@davidburke2132 isn't the price increase is 300 dollars??
@@pramesh.gurung you mean between the American Professional II Series and the Ultra Series? I’m not sure precisely what the price differential is between the ranges but it is true that the Ultra Series is more expensive, yes. Still, you pay for features on anything, and extra things like more exaggerated access carving, locking tuners, noiseless pickups, more sophisticated switching, compound radius fingerboard, etc. are definitely extra features. This is another reason why Fender will be cautious about how many such upgrades features they carry across to the American Pro II Series as they have a price point to consider.
@@davidburke2132 i mean the old professional one. I heard there is some price increase compared to older model. It is almost 2k now. Not sure though.
@@pramesh.gurung the new American Professional II models aren’t nearly 2k in either US dollars or British Pounds (where I’m from). The base model Teles and Strats in the States have an MSRP of $1499 before sales tax (which I don’t believe is much different to the outgoing American Pro models). Here in the UK the “street price” of those same guitars is typically £1599 (which in this case includes sales tax), which is a bit more than the outgoing models but mainly because having been out for such a long time those older models are typically somewhat discounted on the high street, something which you can’t reasonably expect of a newly introduced model.
Horace alright! Love this guy
American pro 2 Tele or HSS strat ?
Pro 2
Anyone have any idea what pedals he is using?
It’s a shame there have been no professional 2 Jaguars and have never been any Ultra Jaguars...
Great playing!
Still not sure what's so special about these. Looks like they sit between the pro and the ultra? Colours are not for me.
They're the new Pro.