JOHN OSBORNE'S {Brothers Osborne} 1960 BURST + STUDIO TOUR! | NASHVILLE
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2024
- A big haul of incredible vintage guitars from Nashville to Seattle, with a bit of everything - vintage Martin, SG, Burst, Tele, Strat, and Gibson acoustics! Not only are these wonderful instruments in their own right, but they're coming from the collection of John Osborne (Brothers Osborne) in support of his new studio, which he graciously gives us a tour of!
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John Osborne rekindled my love for guitars.
I've never listened to a brother Osborne track ever, but I love John personality and humor so much! i'm gonna take a listen now!
Never even heard of this guy & he has a nice home and collection 😮💨
What a guy! The fact he threw on the emerald city shirt too. Glad he’s doin well!
This dude doesn't know it but he seems like my best friend. Great video.
Watching these video’s is always a trip for me being a Trevor myself who would visit Jay’s shop when Trevor was knee high.
That burst Gibson jumbo is my dream guitar. Awesome
Burst Class. Go ahead, you can have that gem.
You guys do the best videos of any guitar shop. Excellent production value. Kudos!
Another great one fellas !! Thanks !!!
It's nice to see new faces getting into the Vintage guitar thang. That said they do not have near the know how or experience of the few of us that have been playing, buying, and selling these fine instruments since the late sixties. The biggest headwind with things today is all the deception and misrepresentation by many dealers? There is a lot of selling without disclosing issues? If the buyer figures it out the seller may make good on it. This is very dishonest because many non suspecting buyers don't realize there are issues until much later. I have bought a few high end guitars lately where this happened. This is really hurting the business guys...
This. Is. Amazing.
What a collection! Great video, thanks for sharing! Love Brothers Osborne!
More videos like this please!
Killer video as always! Loved John’s studio 🔥
Congrats to both of you on the newcomers!
Another fun adventure. Thanks for sharing.
Ahhhh oh my gosh my ❤ 4 vintage guitars is glowing, awesome 🎉🎉🎉
Yay..Seattle and Nashville!!
great home and great studio...the stuff dreams are made of....wow...cheers from germany.....
oh great stuff and lovely home...and i love that firebird....it shouts "Jonny Winter"...!!...yepit's got it's own voice...clear and chimey....
Ah man .. that's the '60 I was admiring on the recent VG cover! Hard choices, but cashing in for a good cause. I'm glad he took the time to explain the why the low E was straight through, nice idea to solve the "floppy big E" for top wrap devotees like me. The new studio seems killer. It's good to be John Osborne.
Not just any ES-345...that looks like a first-rack 345 based on the black varitone poker chip. Definitely a good idea to hang on to it. Those are the quintessential ES guitars.
Great video!
Awesome video 🤘
Great video fellas!
Awesome!!
Enjoyed that a lot.. more bubble wrap pls !
that studio wow amazing
Man !!! beautiful house!!!
Love their music... and even more love what those guys stand for. Here in Nashville it can be a bit close minded. Esp after living in LA for so long.
What is it about putting your hat on backwards that makes you cool and hip and in touch with today’s modern scene ?
great life and great video
Fun one! Seems like a cool dude
If they could only turn that old guitar smell into a cologne! 😄
@B_Mer Gotta' be old, musty, vintage guitar case smelling cologne. 😄
Very nice studio tour. Was that a Dumble Overdrive Special head?
Love the plexiglass-glass child gate. That’s cool……..16:34 No picking your nose while handling my new guitar Damn it.
My 35 year old Maton plays like new so I’m curious why Martin guitars often need neck resets as they age.
Super dope video and man, what a journey all around! Fantastic video of some great dude and great gear
Very Nice! WooF!
Great vid and he’s an awesome guitar player but wow that had to hurt selling a real burst but I love his ideals for doing it.
I like this guy. And the guitars of course…
Do you ever worry about putting bubble wrap against the finishes when shipping? I'd be afraid it would react with the nitro
I have the original brown case for that j200
Serious question... Why put bubble wrap on the nitro finish? I have seen damage to finishes because of the reaction of the bubble wrap and nitro. And why UPS Store? Dont they limit your damage claim to only $1k?
Third party insurance (You can’t rely on FedEx/ups insurance) /// overnight shipping you’ll be fine with bubble wrap👊👊
Does it have a little girly neck.
Earlier 60 so close to a 59!👊👊
Now only if it were Lefty …
I’ll call 📞 Macca
Wait, what?! Trevor, you play left handed but write right handed?? How did that happen? 🤣🤣 I’m the exact opposite btw.
Come to a house and buy a million dollars' worth of guitars. Pack the guitars in the driveway. Glad you bought the burst a seat.
That was amazing !!!!!!
Whos this guy....??
@@B__Mer That's a big negative, but I know who they are now. 😆
Not impressed with any GIBSON
Edgy.
You must be fun at parties.
Lighten up Francis.
That’s ok, Gibson doesn’t need you
can’t remember anyone asking for your opinion?
Flying is much more risky today. Especially since the FAA have gone woke with DEI and hiring policies that include people with disabilities ( mental). Yeah go look that up.
You realize looking at these crusty old guitars that they just aren't very good instruments. There is so much amazing progress in guitars (Strandberg, Novo...etc), holding onto this old junk is just nostalgia, it's not at all functional.
Choadally bro!! You're finna be sooo stoked on stage with yer brand new Strandberg!! Suuuuch a new mojoless guitar; at least you won't have to deal with ANY hot groupies after each and every show.
But that's more practice time for ya!!
mojo is for rich boomers.@@6nosis
Haha wonderful. Love the sarcasm