This so awesome, man. Incredible kindness from Jim and Rich but there's no one more deserving of it. You actually inspired me to get my first Tyler after seeing you play a maple neck blue classic through a pair of Matchless amps on a Crystal Lewis DVD- still one of the best tones I've ever heard!
It’s the secret weapon! Tyler straight into an Avalon preamp, straight into the board for clean with the mid boost turned on but at minimum.... crystalline unique cleans nothing else can do.
I have a BW2K and it blows my mind every time I pick it up to play. My Tyler also has the same exact pups as yours, two 5500s in the neck and middle and a super in the bridge. Mine is made of mamywo though and it's got some aggressive mids! I love it!!!! I can dial the action down so damn low and it doesn't even buzz! F-ing amazing in every way! Oh, and I love the headstock!!!
Huge thanks to James Tyler and Rich Renken for blessing this wonderful talented musician. It is nice to know that this kind of "gifting" still exists. Oh yeah, great sounding and beautiful guitar (and great playing)!
Very cool jam. The first time I saw a James Tyler was when Mike Caswell played one years ago. God rest his soul. I'm definitely going to figure out that progression.
I just bough a Black Classic 2 weeks ago after dreaming of a Tyler literally for 15 years: Amazing guitar, absolutely in love! Congrats on your new guitar!
Congrats! Your playing is just awesome and pops further with the ability you`ve got about the active boost. I still and will continue to dream about a James Tyler happening some day
A rad guitar for a rad dude. Huff is always who I think of. All these years going to NAMM and I've never tried one of these even though I've wanted to. Sounds great buddy.
First, your playing is so tasteful and so fluid, it's allways a pleasure to listen to your demos. Probably that's what the people at Tyler did too. They listened and they send you this instrument made famous by the great Dan Huff and Mike Landau. Tyler is right! Every great pro musician must play a Tyler Guitar. And that's especially true for you. No matter if one can afford it or not. Congratulation.
Wow buddy. Bless you dude! HSS is without a doubt the way to go for me. I haven't chimed in for a while but that guitar is reason enough........and of course I love ya bro! Peace and stay strong Shawn.It's gettin' rough out here but we KNOW WHO calls the shots!
U maybe blessed Shawn...but u earned it too bro..its in any lesser known guitar co. best interest to have u representing. Your brand has proven view time value, and all the fans of your playing know it.
10-12" radius sounds wonderful. I have really grown accustomed to the Anderson 12-14" over the years so I would be right at home, I think. I really need to get a Tyler soon.
Great demo, the tone and feel are both awesome. 🙌🏻 loving all of the comments about the headstock and it’s great that we have such a diversity of guitars to choose from as guitarists these days.
So happy you were offered that guitar! What a great story. Lovely instrument of superior quality that sounds great through your setup. You’re essentially paying for a bespoke Strat with this kind of guitar (or a Fender Masterbuilt, Tom Anderson, Hahn, LSL, Suhr custom, etc...). There’s a pride in ownership, like a Saville Row tailored suit, even though there’s arguably not a $2500 difference the way it sounds or plays between this kind of boutique guitar and an off the rack MIM Strat or Schecter (reflecting how good the factories have gotten overseas rather then a decline in American made guitars). That great rolled fretwork would be unlikely with a stock medium priced guitar, although you can find some.
Back in the day, I used to see Landau play all the time at the Baked Potato in the Los Angeles area. Shawn’s opening chord progression definitely reminded me of Landau!
I’ve been eyeing James Tyler guitars for a while. This one sounds great! I can tell you had fun with it in this video.. inspiring video for sure, Shawn!
Hi Shawn. From Japan. I made a comment perhaps nearly 2years ago and got your kind response. Excited to see James Tyler..! I am 56. I first recognized Michael when “Maxus” released their first (and last…) debut album in the early 80’s. I was a high school kid playing “ARIA“ guitar. Then, saw James Tyler when he released his first solo “Tales from the bulge”. He had the famous “vomit” paint? guitar. I saw him at the Boz Scaggs concert with Carlos Vega on the drum and Neil S.(on bass). It was sort of a “festival” type of concert, so, Joe Walsh Band and Michael McDonald Band were there with young Robben Ford on Guitar..!!! I recall he played a Strat..! He shredded a lot. Haha.. I own a guitar from Peter Skermetta. I believe he was one of the luthiers at James Tyler. I found his prototype on Ebay probably almost a decade ago and did my own research a bit and took a chance. The serial number is 10101… . Sent email to Peter and he confirmed that it is his creation. Looks like he inherited a DNA from James Tyler and the rolled-up fretwork is excellent..!!! I am spoiled… It is so comfortable and I first thought I got a shorter scale neck, but it is full Fender size. By the way, James Tyler has its own MIJ product line, too. Maybe, Tom Anderson, next..?
Congratulation Shawn! that´s a great guitar and those Michael Landau approuch make me remind when he used these guitars ... More Videos/demos with these Tyler Guitar...
Yes Brotahtoe...just, yes. Mid boost for tracking leads-judge it by the sound of how it tracks and not in the room, and try it with Dumble type tones! Awesome.
I had 3 of them 2 studio elites and on Tylerbaster...sold them all...I just craved the fender sound! great guitars but I always felt they are more for the fusion jazz rock crowd! great video
I was in a lucky position to get one for not much money many yrs ago. I also play Tom Anderson. The TA is like a well build Porsche 911, the Tyler is like a Chrysler V10 Viper.
Your choice of saddles is perfect. What players do not know is they are the only saddles that do not slide when you bend or do vibrato. The downward pressure from the string in effect makes them spread out and in effect lock. Because they have such little mass your sustain and tone comes from the wood not the saddle.Of course the irony is even the best ones are a fraction of the cost of the so called best. These 'best' are the best on a plywood body because all the tone and sustain is nothing but the bridge. NOTE: Leo was well aware of all this and was pissed when the marketers at Fender changed them. Trev Wilkinson did his own tests. He too found the same thing.
well done Shawn ...great intro, great playing, great tones and ...yes ...I guess this a very intriguing guitar...I like it and I'll have a proper look about it.
Really nice playing and the guitar sounds superb. I would use the button for lead work, then take it off for rhythm playing. Having a boost right there on the guitar is nice.
If I could afford it I'd have a SE Burning Water for sure. and a R0 Murphy Lab medium aged for good measure. Greg Koch always says that Tyler are simply the best, and The Gristle sure knows his shit. I"m very happy for you having this baby. she is sure an extraordinary girl. Well done Shawn!!
Great video Shawn and love the guitar. I have a P90 Variax lp style gold top designed by James that I never use as a variax but love the 59 neck feel and the p90 sound. The active at basically no volume boost kinda reminds me of a transparent always on kinda thing, like using a super light compressor or a tc spark or something. Keep making these great videos! I picked up a D20 after much consideration and watching all your vids! Absolutely loving it!
Sounds great Shawn. The solid color makes me feel better about my choice of a Vintage Silver Tyler 😂! I always thought maybe I was missing out on the funky finishes! And nobody on any gig I’ve played it on has ever commented on the headstock. Guitar players can be weird sometimes.
Actually it’s not the fret edges that are rolled, it’s the *fretboard* edges that are slightly scalloped. I like it a lot. I have a BW2K and I find the mid boost ckt the best on clean tones. Drive tones can be good too but just a touch is all I can use before it gets too muddy. Love my Tyler!! I even love the headstock!! Hahaha 🤣🤣
Yes, I realized that I repeatedly said "fret edges" as opposed to "fretboard" edges. I assumed most would figure it out. Thanks for watching Larry and for chiming in!
play in Ha...Ithe same genre of violent burning...have been able to see different continents doing so...with lots of guitar!! Sometimes it can be a fight to make sure its in the mix properly...
I'm sincerely surprised by the quality of the sounds, its playability (I trust you on this point) and the extreme versatility of this guitar. I didn't know. One can pair this with a good sounding versatile amp and for plenty of occasions you'd be good to go. I mean, I use a one trick pony guitar and an amp to match that description, so I need a bunch of gain pedals to color my sounds and help me with the dynamics. You have it all covered. I'm impressed! Please don't take this bad, but I always felt like James Tyler could sell at least twice as many guitars if he would only change the shape of that headstock. I can't be the only one who fails to see the beauty of its design. However stupid it may seem, it's probably the only reason why I've never been tempted to pick one up. I'm sorry, it ain't personal. Besides, just as you can make every guitar sound good, you can also make every guitar LOOK good. 😁 And man, I love your fusion licks! ❤️
I'm not offended at all about the fact that you take issue with the headstock on a Tyler. I'm not at all at odds with the design but it's certainly up to the individual. Thanks so much for watching and for the kind words.
@@ShawnTubbs I think the headstock is cool. Why have a special guitar that doesn't make a statement? I have a 1954 Airline Stratotone Dublet in bright yellow. I love watching other players drop when it removes the back wall of a club thru my Plexi :-) My 59 Reissue LP can't do that.
@@zachtheguitarmaniac ; It’s okay. It’s just a matter of taste. I read the comments and I didn’t see any complaints about the headstock. It’s not that important. I know plenty of people who hate the shape of a telecaster headstock. I happen to think those are beautiful.
Nice gesture from Tyler ! You deserve it ;-) Quite a breathtaking instrument tonewise and the matched headstock looks much less quirky than the natural one :) 59 profile and rolled fret edges: Home run !! The boost circuit is handy, but I rather use the one I have on my always on pedal (Super-Signa Drive by CmatMods...)
Standing in the spotlight He bought himself a gray guitar🎶 I’m sure Mr. Jones and his black haired flamenco dancer would love that beauty. I keep looking at his Variax FR, cause I’m a pod person... (that’s sounds more 👽to some folks.).
Dear Wizard of the fretboard, Please bestow your magic touch upon me. This muggle is lacking in thy power. Anywho, your trem work is perfect. Reminds me allot of Beck but with that sweet decorum of Landau.
Great playing as always. I've always thought Tylers were super 'vibey'. I have even had warm exchanges of opinion with people about the headstocks which I personally really like. Congratulations to you. I only wish it were psychedelic vomit. That'd give your D'addario t-shirt something to think about. Hahahahahaha
I bet many of us have been jonesing for a Tyler since the 90's. What a rad guitar, and it suits you perfectly!
I always wondered what was up with these? They seem to be like a "bigfoot" sort of thing that everyone hears about but you never see in the wild.
They are just amazing guitars. Thanks for watching and chiming in R.J.!
I recently acquired one unexpectedly. It’s the best s-type guitar I’ve ever owned. I’d loan it for a review if you’d like.
…and now you finally have a gorgeous one of your own. :)
Was recommended this video after seeing RJ finally landed his! Neat.
And despite the controversy, I find the headstock pretty awsome and unique.
This so awesome, man. Incredible kindness from Jim and Rich but there's no one more deserving of it. You actually inspired me to get my first Tyler after seeing you play a maple neck blue classic through a pair of Matchless amps on a Crystal Lewis DVD- still one of the best tones I've ever heard!
That is high praise for a man deserving of it.👏🏻
Thanks so much, Rich!!
That progression sounds beautifully Landau. Nice job giving a nod in that direction on a Tyler video!
Welcome back to the Tyler-club, Shawn! Btw, I also use the mid-boost on its minimum setting for that added chime. No other guitar sounds like a Tyler!
It’s the secret weapon! Tyler straight into an Avalon preamp, straight into the board for clean with the mid boost turned on but at minimum.... crystalline unique cleans nothing else can do.
Jim Tyler saved my guitars many times. For my money he’s the best electric guitar luthier in the U.S.
I dig the headstock. Makes the guitar more unique. I’ll own one some day.
Shawn, DANG, always an inspiration. Your playing-wow!
This gui-fiddle is downright sassy too, but your note sing through it.
I have a BW2K and it blows my mind every time I pick it up to play. My Tyler also has the same exact pups as yours, two 5500s in the neck and middle and a super in the bridge. Mine is made of mamywo though and it's got some aggressive mids! I love it!!!! I can dial the action down so damn low and it doesn't even buzz! F-ing amazing in every way! Oh, and I love the headstock!!!
What a great story to go with it too. Nothing beats respect and reckognition and generosity from greats to greats.
You're very kind. Thank you.
Huge thanks to James Tyler and Rich Renken for blessing this wonderful talented musician. It is nice to know that this kind of "gifting" still exists. Oh yeah, great sounding and beautiful guitar (and great playing)!
You absolutely nailed the secret of the boost. In the circuit but all the way down.
Very cool jam. The first time I saw a James Tyler was when Mike Caswell played one years ago. God rest his soul. I'm definitely going to figure out that progression.
Thanks so much Chris!
Wow Shawn ... Thanks for the sonic adventure. So much going on there.
I just bough a Black Classic 2 weeks ago after dreaming of a Tyler literally for 15 years: Amazing guitar, absolutely in love! Congrats on your new guitar!
Love that chord progression! Those voicings were tasty.
Thanks!
The Landau "Tales from the Bulge" vibes are strong here. Love it, Shawn, and greetings from just up the road in Thompson's Station.
Right on, thanks!! I like to cycle out in Thompson's Station and into Leipers Fork. It's beautiful.
One of the coolest guitars I’ve seen and you deserve it man.
Thanks so much! It's a killer guitar and I'm blessed to have it!
Great demo, thanks! I recently picked up Studio Elite HD as well and have been absolutely loving it. They're doing something special over there!
Congrats! Your playing is just awesome and pops further with the ability you`ve got about the active boost. I still and will continue to dream about a James Tyler happening some day
A rad guitar for a rad dude. Huff is always who I think of. All these years going to NAMM and I've never tried one of these even though I've wanted to. Sounds great buddy.
Dann Huff is who I think of too!
Thanks so much, Robert!! You need to play one!
First, your playing is so tasteful and so fluid, it's allways a pleasure to listen to your demos. Probably that's what the people at Tyler did too. They listened and they send you this instrument made famous by the great Dan Huff and Mike Landau. Tyler is right! Every great pro musician must play a Tyler Guitar. And that's especially true for you. No matter if one can afford it or not. Congratulation.
Thanks very much!
Wow buddy. Bless you dude! HSS is without a doubt the way to go for me. I haven't chimed in for a while but that guitar is reason enough........and of course I love ya bro! Peace and stay strong Shawn.It's gettin' rough out here but we KNOW WHO calls the shots!
I have been looking forward to this one, Shawn. :)
Great sounding guitar, given to just the right guy.
AWESOME PLAYING shawn tubbs
First time I saw one Caswell was playing it. My dream guitar
What a killer tune on the intro! Man oh man
Thanks so much!!
U maybe blessed Shawn...but u earned it too bro..its in any lesser known guitar co. best interest to have u representing.
Your brand has proven view time value, and all the fans of your playing know it.
Thanks so much!
Best guitars on the planet that no one knows about
10-12" radius sounds wonderful. I have really grown accustomed to the Anderson 12-14" over the years so I would be right at home, I think. I really need to get a Tyler soon.
You should just get one man!!
@@ShawnTubbs I wish bro. Would be hard for me to come up with that much cash for one guitar. I'm sure it's worth it though!
5 grand! i also love tom anderson!!
Long time 60s Strat owner here. Digging that neck pickup and the way you play. Congrats!
So much to steal, so little time. Thanks again for sharing Shawn. As always, you are an inspiration.
Thanks so much Bill!
Love that intro! Super good composition! Tone is incredibly clear and stringy!
Shawn---so glad you got this one--playing great, my friend. McCreary's is calling.
Great demo, the tone and feel are both awesome. 🙌🏻 loving all of the comments about the headstock and it’s great that we have such a diversity of guitars to choose from as guitarists these days.
So happy you were offered that guitar! What a great story. Lovely instrument of superior quality that sounds great through your setup.
You’re essentially paying for a bespoke Strat with this kind of guitar (or a Fender Masterbuilt, Tom Anderson, Hahn, LSL, Suhr custom, etc...). There’s a pride in ownership, like a Saville Row tailored suit, even though there’s arguably not a $2500 difference the way it sounds or plays between this kind of boutique guitar and an off the rack MIM Strat or Schecter (reflecting how good the factories have gotten overseas rather then a decline in American made guitars). That great rolled fretwork would be unlikely with a stock medium priced guitar, although you can find some.
Awesome demo!!
That first song definitely reminds me of Landau, specifically of Five Storks!
I love your playing!!
Back in the day, I used to see Landau play all the time at the Baked Potato in the Los Angeles area. Shawn’s opening chord progression definitely reminded me of Landau!
I need to see you play in person. Damn...... Tyler Guitars are amazing, I have a couple.
Congrats on a beautiful guitar. You deserve to have a tyler with your amazing tone.
This Gtr sounds amazing as any Tyler I heard...
I’ve been eyeing James Tyler guitars for a while. This one sounds great! I can tell you had fun with it in this video.. inspiring video for sure, Shawn!
Congrats! You give so much light to the world it has no choice but to reflect it back! Beautiful sounds... love that Tyler growl
You are just doing great, God bless you Shawn.
Thanks so much!
Hi Shawn. From Japan. I made a comment perhaps nearly 2years ago and got your kind response.
Excited to see James Tyler..! I am 56. I first recognized Michael when “Maxus” released their first (and last…) debut album in the early 80’s. I was a high school kid playing “ARIA“ guitar. Then, saw James Tyler when he released his first solo “Tales from the bulge”. He had the famous “vomit” paint? guitar.
I saw him at the Boz Scaggs concert with Carlos Vega on the drum and Neil S.(on bass). It was sort of a “festival” type of concert, so, Joe Walsh Band and Michael McDonald Band were there with young Robben Ford on Guitar..!!! I recall he played a Strat..!
He shredded a lot. Haha..
I own a guitar from Peter Skermetta. I believe he was one of the luthiers at James Tyler. I found his prototype on Ebay probably almost a decade ago and did my own research a bit and took a chance.
The serial number is 10101… . Sent email to Peter and he confirmed that it is his creation. Looks like he inherited a DNA from James Tyler and the rolled-up fretwork is excellent..!!! I am spoiled… It is so comfortable and I first thought I got a shorter scale neck, but it is full Fender size.
By the way, James Tyler has its own MIJ product line, too. Maybe, Tom Anderson, next..?
Congrats on owning such a rare and notable guitar!!
Congratulation Shawn! that´s a great guitar and those Michael Landau approuch make me remind when he used these guitars ... More Videos/demos with these Tyler Guitar...
Yes Brotahtoe...just, yes.
Mid boost for tracking leads-judge it by the sound of how it tracks and not in the room, and try it with Dumble type tones! Awesome.
Sweet axe and even better playing!!! Thanks for the great videos. C
I had 3 of them 2 studio elites and on Tylerbaster...sold them all...I just craved the fender sound! great guitars but I always felt they are more for the fusion jazz rock crowd! great video
That guitar is perfect for you:)!! Well deserved!
Gorgeous guitar. Loved these since I saw Landau play one for James Taylor. 😍
Killer tone and playing! Nice Tyler!
Thanks very much!
Love the sound of that boost! Fatness in a different way than the standard mid boost. Congratts on the new guitar Shawn. Great job!
I have always wanted one.
You really make every guitar sound like 'you'. 👍🏻
Wow that’s a straight up 'tales from the bulge’ outtake! Love it
I was in a lucky position to get one for not much money many yrs ago. I also play Tom Anderson. The TA is like a well build Porsche 911, the Tyler is like a Chrysler V10 Viper.
Master Tubbs at it again! Bravo!
The best james tyler review and demo!
Thanks so much!
Lovely! Nice Landau vibes ;)
WOW!! Perfect song for this guitar. You nailed it again.
Thanks so much!!
Congrats on a very nice guitar Shawn. That's so cool. Love the pickup options. Really versatile. And as always great track, awesome playing.
Just found your channel and truly enjoy the depth of your reviews. Great way to learn from an honest, amazing player. Thank you.
You're very kind Scott. Thanks so much.
James Tyler guitars are awesome. Too expensive for my budget though 😮😮. Maybe someday. 👍👋🎸🎸
Love the Tyler! Wish I had a Studio Elite but I do have a Classic. Fantastic playing!
That sounds fantastic.
Your choice of saddles is perfect. What players do not know is they are the only saddles that do not slide when you bend or do vibrato. The downward pressure from the string in effect makes them spread out and in effect lock. Because they have such little mass your sustain and tone comes from the wood not the saddle.Of course the irony is even the best ones are a fraction of the cost of the so called best. These 'best' are the best on a plywood body because all the tone and sustain is nothing but the bridge. NOTE: Leo was well aware of all this and was pissed when the marketers at Fender changed them. Trev Wilkinson did his own tests. He too found the same thing.
Nice video as always, Shawn. Congrats on the JT! Love it!
Dude.... I love your playing man.
You're very kind, thanks so much!
@@ShawnTubbs You’re great, man.
Planning to get myself a JT guitar and I kept coming back to this video.
You’re convincing me alright. Hahaha
@@purplehaze9154 It's really hard to go wrong with a Tyler. Thanks again, man!
Love the slight boost.
Sweet guitar. Love the balance of tones your getting. The bridge pickup doesn't sound over-quacky like some do.
well done Shawn ...great intro, great playing, great tones and ...yes ...I guess this a very intriguing guitar...I like it and I'll have a proper look about it.
Great demo..dig the boost switch. Love Tyler guitars!
Great demo and congrats on the beautiful guitar. I appreciate your demos and insight. Great stuff! Thank you!
Really nice playing and the guitar sounds superb. I would use the button for lead work, then take it off for rhythm playing. Having a boost right there on the guitar is nice.
If I could afford it I'd have a SE Burning Water for sure. and a R0 Murphy Lab medium aged for good measure. Greg Koch always says that Tyler are simply the best, and The Gristle sure knows his shit. I"m very happy for you having this baby. she is sure an extraordinary girl. Well done Shawn!!
amazing instrument you got there! and i love the take on the preamp at minimum, that's exactly how i would use it myself. Nicely done! :)
Mate like your style and expression ,stunning.God bless you and family .
Great touch Shawn and a really nice guitar.
that boost button is like my Godin Progression. They've had an HDR switch for years.
Great video Shawn and love the guitar. I have a P90 Variax lp style gold top designed by James that I never use as a variax but love the 59 neck feel and the p90 sound. The active at basically no volume boost kinda reminds me of a transparent always on kinda thing, like using a super light compressor or a tc spark or something. Keep making these great videos! I picked up a D20 after much consideration and watching all your vids! Absolutely loving it!
New fan here of your humble demeanor and wonderful skills! 🤓👍🏼
Awesome, love me some Tylers - congratulations man!
Getting your Steely Dan on...... :-)
Sounds great Shawn. The solid color makes me feel better about my choice of a Vintage Silver Tyler 😂! I always thought maybe I was missing out on the funky finishes!
And nobody on any gig I’ve played it on has ever commented on the headstock.
Guitar players can be weird sometimes.
I love the color man, gorgeous!
Amazing stuff Shawn! You play even better on it if that is at all possible. I tried a Tyler and the 59 neck is the best I have ever felt.
Thanks very much!!
Amazing sounds! Great playing too!
Actually it’s not the fret edges that are rolled, it’s the *fretboard* edges that are slightly scalloped. I like it a lot. I have a BW2K and I find the mid boost ckt the best on clean tones. Drive tones can be good too but just a touch is all I can use before it gets too muddy. Love my Tyler!! I even love the headstock!! Hahaha 🤣🤣
Yes, I realized that I repeatedly said "fret edges" as opposed to "fretboard" edges. I assumed most would figure it out. Thanks for watching Larry and for chiming in!
play in Ha...Ithe same genre of violent burning...have been able to see different continents doing so...with lots of guitar!! Sometimes it can be a fight to make sure its in the mix properly...
Id like to edit that comment lol.
I'm sincerely surprised by the quality of the sounds, its playability (I trust you on this point) and the extreme versatility of this guitar. I didn't know. One can pair this with a good sounding versatile amp and for plenty of occasions you'd be good to go. I mean, I use a one trick pony guitar and an amp to match that description, so I need a bunch of gain pedals to color my sounds and help me with the dynamics. You have it all covered. I'm impressed!
Please don't take this bad, but I always felt like James Tyler could sell at least twice as many guitars if he would only change the shape of that headstock. I can't be the only one who fails to see the beauty of its design. However stupid it may seem, it's probably the only reason why I've never been tempted to pick one up.
I'm sorry, it ain't personal. Besides, just as you can make every guitar sound good, you can also make every guitar LOOK good. 😁
And man, I love your fusion licks! ❤️
I'm not offended at all about the fact that you take issue with the headstock on a Tyler. I'm not at all at odds with the design but it's certainly up to the individual. Thanks so much for watching and for the kind words.
@@ShawnTubbs I think the headstock is cool. Why have a special guitar that doesn't make a statement? I have a 1954 Airline Stratotone Dublet in bright yellow. I love watching other players drop when it removes the back wall of a club thru my Plexi :-)
My 59 Reissue LP can't do that.
Nah the headstock is awesome and stands out. To each their own, but someone always says this about a Tyler.
@@zachtheguitarmaniac ; It’s okay. It’s just a matter of taste. I read the comments and I didn’t see any complaints about the headstock. It’s not that important. I know plenty of people who hate the shape of a telecaster headstock. I happen to think those are beautiful.
Killer Guitar and Killer Tune
Nice gesture from Tyler ! You deserve it ;-) Quite a breathtaking instrument tonewise and the matched headstock looks much less quirky than the natural one :) 59 profile and rolled fret edges: Home run !! The boost circuit is handy, but I rather use the one I have on my always on pedal (Super-Signa Drive by CmatMods...)
Thanks! Yes, the rolled fretboard edges are a great touch and it's that attention to detail that means a lot to me.
Sounds amazing!
Standing in the spotlight
He bought himself a gray guitar🎶
I’m sure Mr. Jones and his black haired flamenco dancer would love that beauty. I keep looking at his Variax FR, cause I’m a pod person... (that’s sounds more 👽to some folks.).
Dear Wizard of the fretboard,
Please bestow your magic touch upon me.
This muggle is lacking in thy power.
Anywho, your trem work is perfect. Reminds me allot of Beck but with that sweet decorum of Landau.
Thanks so much for the kind words!
Love the channel - awesome guitar 🎸😎
Great playing as always. I've always thought Tylers were super 'vibey'. I have even had warm exchanges of opinion with people about the headstocks which I personally really like. Congratulations to you. I only wish it were psychedelic vomit. That'd give your D'addario t-shirt something to think about. Hahahahahaha
Haha, yeah, I was editing the video and thought, "who wears a grey shirt with a charcoal frost guitar?!! Um....This guy...
@@ShawnTubbs Just as well your playing is so engaging. Hahahaha. All else is forgotten
Landau vibe here :-) congrats !
thats beautiful. loved your review of the John McGuire vp. Now got serious gas lol =)