Hi bois, i've got some suggestions for more strats: david gilmour's "black strat" mick mars's strats (he owns a lot of them) kirk hammet's strats jim root's strats dodi battaglia's signature strat (forza italia) steve vai's strat (which he used with Frank Zappa) jake e. Lee strats eric clapton's strats that's all i can think of, i love each and every one who works on these videos
The Squire was a made in Korea not Mexico.. Only ever had the stock single coils. It was used on all blink recordings from Flyswatter to Cheshire Cat, using position 4 on the pickup selector switch, blending the middle and neck pickups.
i was getting a little worried that no one else spotted this glaring and slightly embarassing glitch in the film. im not a nit-picker and i totally dig the post but not only are Squier Strats made in the far east but theyre also made by Squier and as far as im aware have never been made in a Fender workshop, i mean that would make them 'Fender', wouldn't it? i may sound like one of those whingey armchair expert types here but dude! its the first guitar fact in an informative fil, about guitars! mmmm....
I am pretty late to this, however, the baritone strat with the telecaster headstock was the orange/pink looking guitar used on "The Mark, Tom and Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back!)" You can see it when they play adam's song.
Fun fact. The Seymour Duncan invader pickup in Tom’s signature strat are neck pickups in the bridge position. The capacitors and pot used gave him the tone that you hear with less definition. This is the grungy tone that you hear. Moreover, the intro to Stay together for the kids was recorded on single coils. Verse and chorus using the invader.
@@liquid-jesus8193 There's been multiple confirmations of the neck pickup. The diagram for Fender shows this and there's been a few tear downs of Tom's auctioned guitars showing the neck invader.
@@stphngrnr They're actually all bridge invaders in Tom's custom shop stuff. There were indeed some neck invaders in Tom's Mexican signature model that was sold to the public, but when it comes to his actual US made custom shops, it was a bridge invader everytime. Check out littleredguitars2's video called "The truth about Tom Delonge's custom shop guitars". He managed to track down the guy who made them on Instagram, and asked him a load of questions about them. It's a great video and his channel in general is awesome for all thinks Blink and pop punk.
Also, you're right about Stay Together For The Kids. It's definitely single coils and even sounds like it may be a Telecaster. In Enema, Take Off and Untitled, Tom used Jerry Finn's guitars to record rather than his Strats. So there will be a mixed bag of all sorts on those records. I for one am convinced that both Stay Together and What's My Age Again were recorded with single coil Tele's (at least the intros were).
I reckon they just sneaked some neck Invaders in the cheaper ones to shift some from inventory. Invaders aren’t exactly popular in the neck and maybe the just wanted to hide a few???? The US ones are definitely all Bridge Invaders - they didn’t fuck with those bad boys.
This was a really bad ass video I wish you could’ve done like a duel combination video with his Les Paul because there’s a guy on UA-cam who does covers who owns the Black Les Paul Tom recorded Dude Ranch with
You mean littleredguitars2? That guy is an absolute G, and one of the best Blink gurus on the Internet. Love his content. Sadly though he no longer has Tom's Dude Ranch Les Paul, since he sold it :(
the black/wine red billabong sticker les pauls didn't show up (live) until late 97... it is doubtful they were used in the recording of Dude Ranch...likely he used the sticker strat thing...then again, who really knows, none of us were there...\
a lot of people do that whole "i only need a volume nob" and i agree. i've never used my tone tobs. i don't really care for the tones, just fucking sound decent when plugged in and i'm good. lol
@@psychotropictraveler514 yes, i just don't play songs that really need a certain tone, and if i really want something else i'll buy a fucking pedal. lol
@@justinkrann7406 That review also pointed out something that Slash fans and internet forum users had known all along: The Slash Appetite Les Paul is actually a replica of a replica- because the instrument Slash rocked on the iconic album wasn’t actually a Gibson. The “original,” as Slash calls it in the videos, was made by California luthier Kris Derrig.
at 4:14 you said that the body must be ash because it's a 40th anniversary, however that is certainly not the case with any anniversary strat. Anniversary strats commemorate the year the company actually started. They were not commemorating the 1954 strats, and in fact, all of their american standards, deluxes, MIM standards and the like have that emblem. And all of the afformentioned lines use an alder body with the exception of the sunburst american models that use ash. There's a separate line called a American Vintage reissue - which would have a 1 ply pickguard a maple fretboard and an ash body if it were a true 1954 Re-issue.
in case anyone watching this doesn't know, the original white strat has been restickered with exact replicas of the original stickers and is occasionally on display
ES-333. The difference being the 333 has a backplate to access the controls. And I think it was because his contract was up and strats are small on someone 6' 4"
Watch the doco The Pursuit of Tone. He says the gibson is much more a piece of art and the strat looks so small on him. The gibson is much bigger and suits him better he said.
It's for the reason mentioned above and the fact that Tom had backproblems, I guess the ES333 weighs down different on his back or whatever. I know he used the ES333 for Boxcarracer but his endorsment with Fender still made him use his Strats for the videos. I've seen pictures of him playing 2 different Strats and the red ES, during the BCR tour. Funny how the prices for his signature ES models skyrocketed, yet the Strats seem to be going for junkmoney. I'm never getting rid of my DeLonge Strat no matter how much they go for.
@@raymon8044 I guess that makes sense. The hollow body of the ES333 would be much lighter than a strat! Is the back problems also why he stopped playing so low?
In the year 2022, If one desired to simulate (emulate or copy) DeLonge's guitar tone throughout blink 182's _Take Your Pants Off and Jacket_ (2001) record, what would s/he need to do in order to most accurately reproduce his sound? (If you should respond, if at all possible, please simplify/dumb down your articulation.) In any case, thank you for your video presentation, mate.
probably a stratocaster style guitar with a seymour duncan invader bridge pickup, played through one of those digital amp emulators you plug into your computer, simulating a mesa boogie dual rectifier...unless you got 3 grand lying around to spend on the physical amp itself... lolz
@@SecretsofRock a friend of a friend owns the guitar, and loaned it to my buddy to showcase and end the "neck or bridge" invader argument. Had to open the hood so of course the strings needed to go. He ended up given them to me.
You're right, I got so caught up in the details of the guitars and trying to get the video published I forgot. I'll add a note to the video description. Do you have a social media account you want me to mention?
how? Matt has almost no say in the band, it’s all mark. Matt’s music always was and always will be more punk than anything blink has ever done and he is close to many punk legends.
Ok there are some problems here. Tom never had a light blue Strat. That’s just his Seafoam Green Strat. That color can look blue in certain lightings. I’ve chatted with some other people online and they’ve clarified as such. Have to knock you there. Otherwise good video.
What the hell we need a history of his strat, it's like saying hay this dork off the street strat history, he's nobody special who cares bout his guitar
Hands down the coolest signature model Stratocaster ever. Just the way it looks was a major contribution to me picking up a guitar for the first time. That invader pickup sounds so good. Especially paired with the Mesa Dual Recitifier.
blink-182 may not the most innovative band, but they were huge, and as a guitarist, Tom's guitar history has always fascinated me. Great video, thoroughly enjoyed it!
@@DylanKarbo I'll admit I don't have a huge wealth of knowledge when it comes to bands that innovated for the genre, but I always did consider blink to be pretty innovative *personally*. I know I said they might not have been, but that's mostly due to what a lot of people say, because blink-182 is looked down upon in this weird light due to their success. I think Tom brought some great riffs and melodies to the table with Mark providing some good contrast through vocals, lyrics, and bass, all tied together by Travis' stellar drumming. I hate when people say Travis would have been betwr off ditching blink, but like no- they're his friends.
@@ryebread117_ I agree. Blink basically gave Travis his career, to ditch them would be so out of character and stupid. They’re his friends, as you said.
There's alot of production put into this jesus. Your videos keep getting better and better, keep it up. Recommend Caleb Followill (King's Of Leon) Es 325
Great video! Something I heard a while back is that the Invader humbuckers he used are actually NECK Invader Humbuckers put in the bridge position. People who bought the Tom Delonge Fender strats opened them up and checked the humbuckers. Which they claim were neck versions and not bridge versions. Anyway, I never owned one, so I can't check. Great calling Tom a Flat Earth Denier. XD
I have two and both are proper bridge pickups. I have heard that rumour too, but that’s only a few cases out of thousands sold. The cheaper Squire ones may have suffered from decreased quality control and a few bridge ones likely snuck through, but these cases were obviously rare.
I like your videos... I personally have always been a fan of every era of Tom's guitars. From his Les Pauls to even now his es333 that also use single PUPs. Tom is an awesome guitarist and such an amazing songwriter. Ive always been a fan of the punk rock guitarist mentality who creates such amazing songs and riffs with straight forward guitar setups. Ive always been a fan of Tom and even other guitarists like Billy Joe Armstrong who've always used a straight forward one humbucker guitar going straight into the guitar head. All the other pick ups on blue are dumby PUPS. Even punk rock greats like Johnny Ramone used that approach to his guitar playing. Less is more... and when you got a barebones setup and nothing else distracting you, it proves that the talent comes straight from the guitarist playing while creating some memorable iconic songs. Even guitarists like EVH used that punk rock mentality approach to his playing as well.. guitar with one humbucker.
@@mdkotler blue has a HSS configuration but the single coil PUPS are dummy pickups and Frankstrat has always been a single humbucker pickup w dumby pickup. No idea what you're talking about.
The white sticker Stratocaster is 1993 American standard, which some made in 93 were sold in 1994 with that 40th anniversary enamel. You can tell by the N3 serial number, which stands for "Ninety 93". That body was a 100% made of Alder. Only the anniversary reissues were ash. They were 50's reissues so they included maple V shaped necks, ash bodies, vintage voiced single coils with a one-ply pickguard.
13:10 I believe that baritone strat is the guitar you can hear on adams song for the Tom Mark and Travis Show album. Theres few videos of that show in 1999 online, but if you skip to adams song on the video or even just before where more light hits the body of the guitar, it is indeed an orange strat with a maple board and a funny small headstock. He may have used it after that I cant see online, but I know in 2001 or 2002 Tom then used his least favourite yellow strat for adams song. If anyone wants to fact check this please do, Im going by what I have seen and could well be wrong.
The Edge of U2 had the fs-1 in his black 70's Strat aswell, back in the day. I think their in his 'artist' or signature model aswell. I believe he had it in the bridge position.
ua-cam.com/video/ZtkaSmrRMps/v-deo.html this vid 28:38 he switches to a back up guitar, not sure if it's his but it kinda looks ike it cuz it's a different sticker covered strat and i can make out a billabong sticker. looks to me like its a yellow, possible faded olympic white. looking for info on it
I just picked up a Stagg S301 which is a replica of the yellow Tom Delonge stratocaster. It has a seymour duncan style pickup lookswise but is unbranded. Do you have any info on that herhaps?
Tom used a bunch of guitars on Enema, Tele's, old Les Pauls, old Jr's, a couple of his touring guitars. They recorded at a fancy studio and just used whatever was laying around... I believe Tom is playing a Les Paul in their cameo bit in the American Pie movie. There is a demo version of Dumpweed in the movie aswell.
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Man if Tom hadn’t drank in high school that day we wouldn’t have blink 182. He would probably still be a musician but still.
True, it's funny how something that his parents and teachers were probably very unhappy about at the time turned into something hugely successful.
They suck, him and that weird ass singing they one nostrile
And we wouldn’t have certain songs on dude ranch
@@punkrockstormchaserRich lips aka Dick Lips
Or dick lips- love that song
Hi bois, i've got some suggestions for more strats:
david gilmour's "black strat"
mick mars's strats (he owns a lot of them)
kirk hammet's strats
jim root's strats
dodi battaglia's signature strat (forza italia)
steve vai's strat (which he used with Frank Zappa)
jake e. Lee strats
eric clapton's strats
that's all i can think of, i love each and every one who works on these videos
Gilmour's black strat would be cool because of how many mods have been done over the years
eric johnson’s strat would also be interesting
As a recommendation, what about Les Paul's...Les Paul. Seems kinda apt since it's gone up for sale the other week
Les Paul himself is still the best Les Paul player as far as I'm concerned
Great idea! Isn't it weird when someone has a "signature" Les Paul, when the Les Paul is literally Les Paul's signature guitar?
@@ltfringr I've never actually listened to any of his music, one day I will
@@ltfringr No no no that would be Alan blind owl Wilson from canned heat.
Off topic but Tom Played a goldtop in the Josie video i think.
Liked the Rhonda Rousey jump scare when he says armbar
The Squire was a made in Korea not Mexico.. Only ever had the stock single coils. It was used on all blink recordings from Flyswatter to Cheshire Cat, using position 4 on the pickup selector switch, blending the middle and neck pickups.
i was getting a little worried that no one else spotted this glaring and slightly embarassing glitch in the film. im not a nit-picker and i totally dig the post but not only are Squier Strats made in the far east but theyre also made by Squier and as far as im aware have never been made in a Fender workshop, i mean that would make them 'Fender', wouldn't it? i may sound like one of those whingey armchair expert types here but dude! its the first guitar fact in an informative fil, about guitars! mmmm....
Here before littleredguitars2 !
Amazing, glad someone finally made a video on this!
Glad you liked it!
Really loving your content dude. Found it yesterday and I can't wait to watch your channel grow!
Thanks, please share these videos with anyone you think would enjoy them.
I am pretty late to this, however, the baritone strat with the telecaster headstock was the orange/pink looking guitar used on "The Mark, Tom and Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back!)" You can see it when they play adam's song.
Fun fact.
The Seymour Duncan invader pickup in Tom’s signature strat are neck pickups in the bridge position. The capacitors and pot used gave him the tone that you hear with less definition. This is the grungy tone that you hear.
Moreover, the intro to Stay together for the kids was recorded on single coils. Verse and chorus using the invader.
Tom used the bridge invader in all his guitars
@@liquid-jesus8193 There's been multiple confirmations of the neck pickup. The diagram for Fender shows this and there's been a few tear downs of Tom's auctioned guitars showing the neck invader.
@@stphngrnr They're actually all bridge invaders in Tom's custom shop stuff. There were indeed some neck invaders in Tom's Mexican signature model that was sold to the public, but when it comes to his actual US made custom shops, it was a bridge invader everytime. Check out littleredguitars2's video called "The truth about Tom Delonge's custom shop guitars". He managed to track down the guy who made them on Instagram, and asked him a load of questions about them. It's a great video and his channel in general is awesome for all thinks Blink and pop punk.
Also, you're right about Stay Together For The Kids. It's definitely single coils and even sounds like it may be a Telecaster. In Enema, Take Off and Untitled, Tom used Jerry Finn's guitars to record rather than his Strats. So there will be a mixed bag of all sorts on those records. I for one am convinced that both Stay Together and What's My Age Again were recorded with single coil Tele's (at least the intros were).
I reckon they just sneaked some neck Invaders in the cheaper ones to shift some from inventory. Invaders aren’t exactly popular in the neck and maybe the just wanted to hide a few????
The US ones are definitely all Bridge Invaders - they didn’t fuck with those bad boys.
Keep these videos up man. Literally the coolest channel on here.
Thank you, much appreciated!
Hell yea, very detailed and sourced information
Fender produced 4 colors of the retail strat, blue, green, black, & yellow. Squire also made a white. I own every color fender.
Rad
This was a really bad ass video I wish you could’ve done like a duel combination video with his Les Paul because there’s a guy on UA-cam who does covers who owns the Black Les Paul Tom recorded Dude Ranch with
You mean littleredguitars2? That guy is an absolute G, and one of the best Blink gurus on the Internet. Love his content. Sadly though he no longer has Tom's Dude Ranch Les Paul, since he sold it :(
the black/wine red billabong sticker les pauls didn't show up (live) until late 97... it is doubtful they were used in the recording of Dude Ranch...likely he used the sticker strat thing...then again, who really knows, none of us were there...\
Thank you for making this video
Thank you for watching.
a lot of people do that whole "i only need a volume nob" and i agree. i've never used my tone tobs. i don't really care for the tones, just fucking sound decent when plugged in and i'm good. lol
same. I just got a Schecter C-1 yesterday and I swear the tone knob does basically nothing on it. plus a single knob just looks so much cleaner
@@psychotropictraveler514 yes, i just don't play songs that really need a certain tone, and if i really want something else i'll buy a fucking pedal. lol
This vídeo is so cool man, Aldo verga accurate
11:20
"Where the fuck is my guitar
Let's make this last forever"
Do Josh Homme’s Super rare Ovation GP
YAS
Josh Homme's guitar lineup, he has had a few unusual guitars that are pretty cool
Hey, what about doing a video on the kurt vandalism, or slash's guitars
Slash guitars for sure. I guess the Les Paul we all know is actually a fake one, Gibson started making those off his fake copy
WHO TOLD YOU THAT
@@justinkrann7406 That review also pointed out something that Slash fans and internet forum users had known all along: The Slash Appetite Les Paul is actually a replica of a replica- because the instrument Slash rocked on the iconic album wasn’t actually a Gibson. The “original,” as Slash calls it in the videos, was made by California luthier Kris Derrig.
@@craigshewchuk9018 daddy
I always loved his tone !
That green kinda looks like the new fender birch green that just came out
Can you do one on Billy Corgans yellow Strat that was stolen and recovered
Ayyy the mustard strat
It's on the list for sure.
12:00 It‘s obviously not a DiMarzio DP110 FS-1 and nobody noticed. It’s a Seymour Duncan SLS-1B.
at 4:14 you said that the body must be ash because it's a 40th anniversary, however that is certainly not the case with any anniversary strat. Anniversary strats commemorate the year the company actually started. They were not commemorating the 1954 strats, and in fact, all of their american standards, deluxes, MIM standards and the like have that emblem. And all of the afformentioned lines use an alder body with the exception of the sunburst american models that use ash. There's a separate line called a American Vintage reissue - which would have a 1 ply pickguard a maple fretboard and an ash body if it were a true 1954 Re-issue.
Willie Nelson's Trigger, BB King's Lucille, or Freddie King's ES
do john frusciantes strat next!
He's on my list for sure.
That was cool, can you do Mark next?
He's definitely on the list.
in case anyone watching this doesn't know, the original white strat has been restickered with exact replicas of the original stickers and is occasionally on display
Love your channel
Thank you!
I wonder what made him switch from using the strats to the ES 335 or whatever they’re called
ES-333. The difference being the 333 has a backplate to access the controls.
And I think it was because his contract was up and strats are small on someone 6' 4"
Watch the doco The Pursuit of Tone. He says the gibson is much more a piece of art and the strat looks so small on him.
The gibson is much bigger and suits him better he said.
It's for the reason mentioned above and the fact that Tom had backproblems, I guess the ES333 weighs down different on his back or whatever. I know he used the ES333 for Boxcarracer but his endorsment with Fender still made him use his Strats for the videos. I've seen pictures of him playing 2 different Strats and the red ES, during the BCR tour.
Funny how the prices for his signature ES models skyrocketed, yet the Strats seem to be going for junkmoney. I'm never getting rid of my DeLonge Strat no matter how much they go for.
@@raymon8044 I guess that makes sense. The hollow body of the ES333 would be much lighter than a strat! Is the back problems also why he stopped playing so low?
Three words: Box Car Racer
you sure the yellow one had smaller headstock? doesnt seem like
wow.
This is awesome
Glad you like it.
Thanks I love this
Thanks for watching!
Can you make on about Jimmy pages double neck
You should do deron millers parker guitars, they're awesome
They're added to the list. Thanks for the suggestion.
I would love to see a video of Malcolm Young “the beast”
Great suggestion, added to the list.
4:24 impossible because has rosewood bord….. its normal for 60s models of strats… cheers 🎉 7:54 apple green!
Tom morello next!
Just posted today
In the year 2022, If one desired to simulate (emulate or copy) DeLonge's guitar tone throughout blink 182's _Take Your Pants Off and Jacket_ (2001) record, what would s/he need to do in order to most accurately reproduce his sound? (If you should respond, if at all possible, please simplify/dumb down your articulation.)
In any case, thank you for your video presentation, mate.
probably a stratocaster style guitar with a seymour duncan invader bridge pickup, played through one of those digital amp emulators you plug into your computer, simulating a mesa boogie dual rectifier...unless you got 3 grand lying around to spend on the physical amp itself... lolz
@@mrNobody100
Thank you for your helpful response, mate.
I have the original strings off the yellow strat @13:23 lol
Rad, how did you acquire them?
@@SecretsofRock a friend of a friend owns the guitar, and loaned it to my buddy to showcase and end the "neck or bridge" invader argument. Had to open the hood so of course the strings needed to go. He ended up given them to me.
Was it a neck or bridge Invader?
@@SecretsofRock Bridge!
Good to know, thanks!
Finally
Those guitars are iconic
My favorite part was the origin story (U.S)
I wish you gave me credit for the sticker strat and red made in Korea Squire strat info I provided. I gave that info to Stefan to give to you.
You're right, I got so caught up in the details of the guitars and trying to get the video published I forgot. I'll add a note to the video description. Do you have a social media account you want me to mention?
14:05 I think you mean believer
Favorite part was the fake origin story, truly was more entertaining than the actual origin story (California).
3:06 did tom seriously kill this kid?! I kinda find that hard to believe but he didn't say anything different
Just joking around on that
@@SecretsofRock was gonna say lol, that seemed extreme,
All i know is matt skiba ruined blink
how? Matt has almost no say in the band, it’s all mark. Matt’s music always was and always will be more punk than anything blink has ever done and he is close to many punk legends.
They’re better than Green Day though. Hate me or not but for me, this arguement is not opinion, it’s straight fact.
are u five watt world
I wish I had that much facial hair
Ok there are some problems here. Tom never had a light blue Strat. That’s just his Seafoam Green Strat. That color can look blue in certain lightings. I’ve chatted with some other people online and they’ve clarified as such. Have to knock you there. Otherwise good video.
Are you my dad?
What the hell we need a history of his strat, it's like saying hay this dork off the street strat history, he's nobody special who cares bout his guitar
Im offended... my uncle was a Mexican Squier. He later married my other uncle Gibson Smith Gerald. SG for short
I think I may have met your uncle at a guitar store or two.
@@SecretsofRock I wouldn't doubt it he's there a lot with his son SG Jr but no one likes him as much
Hands down the coolest signature model Stratocaster ever. Just the way it looks was a major contribution to me picking up a guitar for the first time. That invader pickup sounds so good. Especially paired with the Mesa Dual Recitifier.
Couldn't agree more!
That green kinda looks like the new fender birch green that just came out
blink-182 may not the most innovative band, but they were huge, and as a guitarist, Tom's guitar history has always fascinated me. Great video, thoroughly enjoyed it!
they literally set the stage for an entire new sound of pop punk with their unique sets of influences. they’re pretty innovative in a sense
@@DylanKarbo I'll admit I don't have a huge wealth of knowledge when it comes to bands that innovated for the genre, but I always did consider blink to be pretty innovative *personally*. I know I said they might not have been, but that's mostly due to what a lot of people say, because blink-182 is looked down upon in this weird light due to their success. I think Tom brought some great riffs and melodies to the table with Mark providing some good contrast through vocals, lyrics, and bass, all tied together by Travis' stellar drumming. I hate when people say Travis would have been betwr off ditching blink, but like no- they're his friends.
@@ryebread117_ I agree. Blink basically gave Travis his career, to ditch them would be so out of character and stupid. They’re his friends, as you said.
There's alot of production put into this jesus. Your videos keep getting better and better, keep it up.
Recommend Caleb Followill (King's Of Leon) Es 325
Thank you and great recommendation!
Great video! Something I heard a while back is that the Invader humbuckers he used are actually NECK Invader Humbuckers put in the bridge position. People who bought the Tom Delonge Fender strats opened them up and checked the humbuckers. Which they claim were neck versions and not bridge versions. Anyway, I never owned one, so I can't check.
Great calling Tom a Flat Earth Denier. XD
I have two and both are proper bridge pickups. I have heard that rumour too, but that’s only a few cases out of thousands sold. The cheaper Squire ones may have suffered from decreased quality control and a few bridge ones likely snuck through, but these cases were obviously rare.
@@mathewkirk1748 Thanks for the reply! :)
I'd love to see you do a history video of James Hetfields explorer (and subsequent Snakebyte) guitars, he's had a lot over the years
Great idea, it's on the list now. Thanks!
Kirk Hammett too.
I like your videos... I personally have always been a fan of every era of Tom's guitars. From his Les Pauls to even now his es333 that also use single PUPs. Tom is an awesome guitarist and such an amazing songwriter. Ive always been a fan of the punk rock guitarist mentality who creates such amazing songs and riffs with straight forward guitar setups. Ive always been a fan of Tom and even other guitarists like Billy Joe Armstrong who've always used a straight forward one humbucker guitar going straight into the guitar head. All the other pick ups on blue are dumby PUPS. Even punk rock greats like Johnny Ramone used that approach to his guitar playing. Less is more... and when you got a barebones setup and nothing else distracting you, it proves that the talent comes straight from the guitarist playing while creating some memorable iconic songs. Even guitarists like EVH used that punk rock mentality approach to his playing as well.. guitar with one humbucker.
Neither Blue or Frankenstrat had a single humbucker.
@@mdkotler blue has a HSS configuration but the single coil PUPS are dummy pickups and Frankstrat has always been a single humbucker pickup w dumby pickup. No idea what you're talking about.
@@eldiablo3794 point being, it’s not as straight forward as Delonges, still has the pickups - unused or otherwise, but I get what you mean.
How about Mark's basses?
Will do.
The white sticker Stratocaster is 1993 American standard, which some made in 93 were sold in 1994 with that 40th anniversary enamel. You can tell by the N3 serial number, which stands for "Ninety 93". That body was a 100% made of Alder. Only the anniversary reissues were ash. They were 50's reissues so they included maple V shaped necks, ash bodies, vintage voiced single coils with a one-ply pickguard.
Yeah, they only made 150 of the reissues - They were custom shop made for certain dealers.
sunburst american standards also had ash bodies too!
@@fernank017 This is very true as well.
that single volume position is in a unique position on the custom shop strats.
13:10 I believe that baritone strat is the guitar you can hear on adams song for the Tom Mark and Travis Show album. Theres few videos of that show in 1999 online, but if you skip to adams song on the video or even just before where more light hits the body of the guitar, it is indeed an orange strat with a maple board and a funny small headstock. He may have used it after that I cant see online, but I know in 2001 or 2002 Tom then used his least favourite yellow strat for adams song. If anyone wants to fact check this please do, Im going by what I have seen and could well be wrong.
The fs-1 pickup was also used by Johnny Ramone
Rad, I didn't know that.
@@SecretsofRock there's a great website about Johnny Guitars. It looks like it's from the 90s but the owner was updating as of a few years ago
The Edge of U2 had the fs-1 in his black 70's Strat aswell, back in the day. I think their in his 'artist' or signature model aswell. I believe he had it in the bridge position.
This was hilarious! Just so you know Poway is pronounced "pow way" (pow like pow! in the old batman show)
Thanks for letting me know, I have trouble with that sort of thing.
If Tom hadn’t been high that night we would’ve never had blink
True
You should definitely consider doing a Part 2 with his Les Pauls, and a video on Mark Hoppus
Sticker strat is the best!
He did it guys, he did it!
I suggest the video Tom Delongs pursuit of tone. It’s a documentary by Ernie ball.
ALIENS BROUGHT ME IN THIS VIDEO THANKS
@secrets of rock,
Where did you find the picture of the white strat how it looks like today?
I believe that came from @stefan_k on Instagram
On the Tom Delonge Guitar Reddit there is a post how his manager restores the guitar with the stickers!
ua-cam.com/video/ZtkaSmrRMps/v-deo.html this vid 28:38 he switches to a back up guitar, not sure if it's his but it kinda looks ike it cuz it's a different sticker covered strat and i can make out a billabong sticker. looks to me like its a yellow, possible faded olympic white. looking for info on it
I liked the pictures.
Nice information and funny, great video!
Thanks for watching!
I just picked up a Stagg S301 which is a replica of the yellow Tom Delonge stratocaster. It has a seymour duncan style pickup lookswise but is unbranded. Do you have any info on that herhaps?
It's a 93, N (Nineties) 3 being the year. I'm sure someone has already commented this. :D
love this series. keep it going!
Thanks! Will do.
thats not a compass in the masonic symbolism. c'mon BABY
This feels like im listening to a murder mystery case right now with the voice changers and all that
8:29 look up subsonic stratocaster if you're trying to find the subcaster. :)
I can confirm that the pickup is an invader neck pickup in the bridge
A strat with only a volume selector is the most cursed shit.💀
u should make a tom 335 video
Do Daniel Johns' guitars
He's on the list now, thanks for the suggestion!
Brian Molko's Jaguar collection.🤘🎸
Heyyy I asked for this one !!
But Tom recorded Enema of the State with the Les Paul with the invader pickup, am I right?
Tom used a bunch of guitars on Enema, Tele's, old Les Pauls, old Jr's, a couple of his touring guitars. They recorded at a fancy studio and just used whatever was laying around... I believe Tom is playing a Les Paul in their cameo bit in the American Pie movie. There is a demo version of Dumpweed in the movie aswell.
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Can u do the Vandalism strat owned by Kurt Cobain next??
Great idea.
Wait that broken sea foam green painted black has a made in Mexico cutout. How can it be custom shop if the body is made in Mexico?
LMFAO "a flat earth denier."
I'd love to know the story behind Steve Vai's Ibanez Jem. Great video btw. 🙏
Great idea, thanks for watching!
That ending was golden lol
damn I really like those inlays, wish more companies did unique inlays more often
Great video as usual!
Thank you much!
Isn’t Toms actual strats necks U shaped? Cool video though