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Nashville Guitar Store Tours - Carter Vintage Guitars
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- Learn More about Mythos Here mythospedals.com
The boys from Mythos have started a new series where we will visit a shop every month in Nashville, check out some gear, grab some lunch and reflect on the day. We're still fleshing out this idea but come along with us while we take you along with us on this guitar store journey in the guitar capital of the world.
00:00 Intro
01:41 Arrive at Carter Vintage
02:44 Zach plays the Billy Bo
04:14 Collings JL 470
06:25 Matthew and a Memphis ES-330
07:36 Jeff and a Gold Strat
08:52 McKinley plays a Landau Coma Strat
09:22 Peg Leg Porker for lunch and reflections
Learn more about Carter Vintage Here cartervintage.com/
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I went into Carters once and was shocked that I could pick up and play anything....great friendly store. Wish I lived in the area.
Oh my goodness we're gonna be so drunk by the end of this 😂. Carter Vintage? DRINK 🍷!
I went to Nashville about 3 weeks ago for the first time. I went in Carter's vintage guitar store 2 times. Got to play 4 pre war martins. I came home with a Martin Super D. I'm happy.
Those JL470s are something pretty special. We have one in stock at the moment and its an inspiration machine. PM
I bought a shirt last time I was in Carter and did the whole “whew found something I can afford”
No one was impressed. Great store. Great people.
This is great. I’d never get tired of seeing these. I think they could be a fair bit longer with more stuff pulled from the rack and not get old. Thanks for sharing, and I’ll look forward to the next one!
Carters is awesome. Been there several times and everyone is always really nice. Met Doug Aldrich last time I went but they were closed. We were both bummed but he was a really nice guy. Took some pics and talked for a minute.
Absolutely love this video episode! All fine players but really dig hearing Matthew play! Please do more! 🎸🤙🏽🤘🏼
Thank you. I hit hard and hit often.
Much improved from the prior outing. Loved this. Would have watched even more. Thanks for the tour.
More to come!
I miss living in Nashville and being able to visit Carter's all the time. That Collings JL looks and sounds beautiful!
The part about knowing when you get all sweaty is accurate. Sheesh 😅
Always love hearing your playing Zach!
Such a cool store that I had the pleasure of visiting back in late August!
I like this a lot. Guitar shops are some of my favorite places to hang out in. Unfortunately we don’t have a ton here. But I always like watching tours and trying out stuff. Keep it up. Thanks.
I love these videos! I need to make it to Carter soon. I don’t know how I’ve lived here five years without going there.
Very fun! Looking forward to more tours. Peace
I was in there last Thursday, I thought I saw you there. I should have said hi! I ended up getting an acoustic from there, I love it.
Went to carter's right before covid the weekend Nashville had the horrible tornado...carter's is awesome! They had a Klon in their display at the time
Great series. Love videos like this. More, Zach!
More to come!
Definitely need more of these!
Getting sweaty and calling a family member is the hallmark of a good guitar safari.
Wish there was more talk about the store itself & what makes it a great store, the vibe, the people, the layout (that shot between the rows gave me a panic attack how tight it looked with expensive stuff chip & dingably close), the gear. A why do we (you) love it sort of thing. Also wish there was more Matthew playing. In a world of noodlers (myself included, & not a sleight) ever underestimate the value of someone smashing some power chords with a big ol smile.
What I lack in technical skill I make up for in sheer brute force.
@@MythosMatthew Brute force is a technical skill not enough people can do well.
Great idea zack cheers
I played one of those Collings JL 470 guitars at Fretboard Summit in 2022 and it has haunted me just like it haunts McKinley
The Alessandro amps always sound amazing
Awesome! That Gretch was interesting man.
Every time I'm in Nashville I go to Peg Leg for lunch, some of my favorite dry rub ribs out there
Very fun!
Hoping to visit next year!
Wow, that Gretch sounds great!
Great idea!
Please also bring a bassplaying friend and try some Nashville basses too!
Because, a bassguitar (or baritone or bass VI like instrument) is just a guitar too..., 😉.
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Great video! Love that Billy Bo!!
Me too!
My Gibson Explorer E/2 from 1979 is there and someone should buy it so I can fund more guitar purchases
I know it’s a little out of the way, but y’all should go to Jack’s Guitarcheology in Lebanon. I know everyone thinks about their rubber bridge stuff, but he has an amazing selection of oddball stuff. Silvertone, Kay, Tiesco, etc. And they’re just cool folks. I’ve added them to my tour when I do my Nashville pilgrimages.
"Get it, cause getting stuff is cool"
It sure is
Damn that Allessandro sounds great
💯 Yes!!!
Dude! wonderful video. I remember eating at that BBQ place with Emily from Get Offset at summer NAMM! good times!
Thanks man! Come back to town and we'll just go find BBQ!
@@MythosPedals I am completely down for that!
I came for the guitars, but I stayed for the lunch.
Best shop with the worst parking lot in Nashville!
Haha yeah it’s not great
The drinking game just got intense 🥲
I thought Gruhn had this market all sewed up and there wasn't room for another vintage dealer in Nashville. I was wrong.
Is Jeff from Nashville? I don't want this to come across as derogatory or anything but he looks like he comes from Nashville, and I think that's awesome. He's got a really cool, distinct look about him. :)
Jeff is from Alabama, he is also the coolest person from Alabama I know of.
The Collings 470 JL is a keeper. Collings makes the best new guitars on the market, in my humble opinion... They have more soul than the PRSs, whose build quality is also beyond reproach.
Both are great. My PRS guitars are fantastic with a ton of character and mojo ;)
@@MythosPedals Thanks for your reply. I was a big fan of PRS guitars (I had 6) but I ended up selling them all and I don't really miss them. On the contrary, I had 3 Collings and I really miss the 2 I sold... You can't argue with tastes and colours... and yet that's all we do ;)
Well, did you make a transaction? That's what we all wanted to know.
I did get a guitar but not at CVG. I’ll be making a video soon about what I got!
11:11 Was that Jack Ruch walking by?
the Gretch was the one
It was really cool
Drink!
I want to go to Carters, but I REALLY want some barbecue.
We generally want BBQ more than anything else. Going to CVG is just really an excuse to go to Peg Leg!
@@MythosPedals It seems like every time I'm in Nashville the company puts me up at the Omni, so I always just walk around the corner to Martin's. I prefer Peg Leg though.
Is this the day you bought your 335???
It is! That video is incoming!
Drink! lol
"Bankrupt yourself,ruin your family " 😀.
Drink.
I'm sorry, but no guitar is ever worth $8000, particularly with basically 1950s specs. Great tour though, thanks-guitar stores are great
Agree to disagree, but guitar stores are great.
thanks for sharing