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  • @MartyMusic
    @MartyMusic  Před 6 lety +23

    Thanks so much watching!! Also, some free courses are available at www.MartyMusic.com

    • @afonsotopa9164
      @afonsotopa9164 Před 6 lety +1

      Marty Music Man, master of puppets-metallica please

  • @chippchipp1
    @chippchipp1 Před 5 lety +85

    7:39 I don't think you interrupted him enough in this section, Marty.

  • @ChrisCardenDrums
    @ChrisCardenDrums Před 6 lety +219

    Basically, suhr makes the guitar fender should be making

    • @HollowRick
      @HollowRick Před 5 lety +2

      What pick ups are in Bobs suhr? They sound very clear

    • @HollowRick
      @HollowRick Před 5 lety +1

      @@JasonHobbsGuitarist I think they sound great I've got V60LPs in mine atm but think I'm gonna buy a set of V70s as they sound great to me. I've just realised I've got the same second name as Bob Lol

    • @HollowRick
      @HollowRick Před 5 lety

      @@JasonHobbsGuitarist nice well if I don't like the V70s in person I can always swap them back :) I'd love another Suhr CP in HSS but with a thornbucker in the bridge that humbucker is amazing aha

    • @HollowRick
      @HollowRick Před 5 lety +1

      @@JasonHobbsGuitarist Maybe you should have got Thornbucker with MLs :D

    • @HollowRick
      @HollowRick Před 5 lety +1

      @@JasonHobbsGuitarist ohh nice I'm still undecided if I want a hum in the bridge as mine is routed for one even tho it's a SSS might have to experiment :)

  • @rayross997
    @rayross997 Před 6 lety +20

    Bob Ryan has arthritis & plays like this!!! You were blessed to have a mentor like him, Marty.
    Glad to see you guys jammin', wish I had been there. Thanks for sharing.

  • @wartimemodels
    @wartimemodels Před 6 lety +5

    For anyone curious about Suhr- I was recently turned on to Big Wreck- their lead guitarist Ian Thornley is a Big Suhr guy (guitars and amps). I highly recommend you search around CZcams for some of his guitar stuff. A great track to start with is the live version of “albatross” which was actually performed at a Suhr corporate event. Good stuff.

  • @spotmfd9431
    @spotmfd9431 Před 6 lety +36

    I have a Suhr pro and it is a great guitar. It plays better than any of my american standards but as a bedroom player the problem I have with Suhr is that I want to see a Fender logo headstock when I am pretending to be Hendrix, Clapton etc.

  • @BRAINFREEZE200
    @BRAINFREEZE200 Před 4 lety +6

    I have a sonic blue classic pro and it's the nicest guitar I've ever played, just the feel of the neck and how responsive the pickup's are is insane. Great guitar.

  • @orugamanagement4993
    @orugamanagement4993 Před 4 lety +4

    There's something special and a particular body of sounds in fender like an old school style I can't replace

  • @jimihendrix1117
    @jimihendrix1117 Před 6 lety +182

    Marty. You have guests. Let them speak. Please. Thank you.

  • @northof50now
    @northof50now Před 6 lety +1

    John worked for Fender. He also worked for Rudy Pensa [built Mark Knopfler's Pensa guitars]. According to John, Rudy purchased a bunch of necks from Scheckner, who at the time were copying the Fender headstock until Fender won their court battle. After Fender won the rights to the headstock design, Rudy told John to simply cut the ball off the Fender headstock, which is how he came up with the original Pensa headstock. He carried it over to Suhr. I've never heard anyone say a bad thing about the Suhr guitars. Nice! Congrats on 700k Marty.

  • @emiliamammino
    @emiliamammino Před 6 lety +6

    So natural and beautiful the way they started jamming! I swear Marty is what I aspire to be when I am gonna become older 😂

    • @Dante-xf1mu
      @Dante-xf1mu Před 4 lety

      I doubt you will be able to teach as well as him

    • @brisson182
      @brisson182 Před 3 lety +2

      Dante 1996 why would you “doubt” someone you don’t even know or have never met in your life? For all you know she might become a guitar teacher at Berkeley.
      Don’t spread negativity, instead, try encouraging people
      Peace and love

  • @semin811
    @semin811 Před 6 lety +9

    i seriously ask for a lesson of that version of "Cherokee" that Bob played. it was just too good!! Marty please~ can you ask Bob or could you even yourself do a lesson of that?? i need some jazz in my arsenal and that tune just sounds beautiful. as always, love your channel man! from south korea

  • @awanggaaradea
    @awanggaaradea Před 6 lety +84

    marty, let your friend finish his story first before you ask for another questions. feels unpleasant to hear you two talking at the same time.

  • @Rennyblue
    @Rennyblue Před 5 lety +1

    This ‘White Room’ intro jam is one of the best I’ve heard, and I’ve heard alot of blues

  • @hanif7612
    @hanif7612 Před 6 lety +37

    John Suhr served as a Senior Master Builder at Fender Custom Shop at one point in his life. So the argument that “I’ll stick with my Fenders” or “It’s just another Strat rip-off” is invalid here. I love my Fenders. I have an American Deluxe and an American Standard but a Suhr is just on a whole other level. Well gonna stick with the Fenders for now till I can afford one.

    • @MrMattsucksatguitar
      @MrMattsucksatguitar Před 6 lety

      I don’t see how him previously working for fender makes that an invalid point. Now if he was the original designer of the body, pickup, and control layouts; then I could see it being invalid. Taking the original and putting your own twist on it doesn’t negate that you have borrowed very heavily which some would say ripped off. They are great guitars. I’ve got a Fender CS, Nash 63, and Suhr CP. All are great guitars, but two could very easily be called ripoffs of the other one.

    • @David-ry9ly
      @David-ry9ly Před 5 lety

      That point would be valid is John Suhr made every Suhr guitar all by himself.

    • @D61664
      @D61664 Před 5 lety

      Excellent description Jack 👍

    • @donharrold1375
      @donharrold1375 Před 5 lety

      I think boutique brands are in vogue right now. I am sure they are very nice, but Fender has the staying power. Will anyone want a Suhr in 20 years time?

    • @andrewslads
      @andrewslads Před 4 lety +1

      Well compared to a deluxe and a standard they would be . A Suhr is equivalent to fender custom shop . Fender standards these days are awful . Nicely built but thin as hell sounding

  • @essa15555
    @essa15555 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Fender stratocaster standard neck pickup sound is incomparable. It's has that iconic sound for decades.

  • @giusepperesponte8077
    @giusepperesponte8077 Před 3 lety +4

    To me, Suhr makes the best looking headstock around

  • @CNCTEMATIC
    @CNCTEMATIC Před 6 lety +9

    Here's my take on Suhr Strats: very playable, amazing stability. Tone wise, very nice, but they're not quite as sweet as a more vintage style instrument (not just Fenders). To me, they sound like a hi-fi reproduction of a great Strat. You can't hear the difference through CZcams compression, so its a small difference, but I definitely hear it in the room playing one. If I was working in a cover band or something I'd probably get a Suhr. But I really love that classic Strat sound, so I'm happy to put up with the downsides to get it. I don't have a real vintage Fender, I play a Hahn 229. Other makers I prefer include LSL.

    • @RicardoDiazHimself
      @RicardoDiazHimself Před 6 lety

      Depends on how you spec it. Ive heard pretty vintage sounding Suhr's, but they do play like a vintage guitar too. Ive had a 64 pre-cbs strat and dont miss it at all, with my Custom Classic S.

    • @SteveHubbardGuitar
      @SteveHubbardGuitar Před 3 lety

      Modern Fender guitars (AM Pro, CS, etc) are generally quite a bit brighter than Suhr.

    • @nitroxylictv
      @nitroxylictv Před 3 lety

      @@SteveHubbardGuitar and Fender strats have always had the true acoustic sound like if you go through a full clean amp it will sound almost the exact same if you play it unplugged. You can kinda hear that with Marty playing it almost sounds like hes playing it without an amp. Its what makes Fender, Fender.

  • @GmodArgentina
    @GmodArgentina Před 6 lety +3

    Im about to buy the Squier Strat Marty ! My first electric, thank you for all !

  • @autocrow
    @autocrow Před 6 lety +2

    Nice guitar. I'm digging Bob's enthusiasm for the new axe! It's bringing out some awesome playing.

  • @mikeaustin4138
    @mikeaustin4138 Před 6 lety +2

    One of the better Suhr demos I've seen. In most of them, the pickups sound "flat" to my ears.

  • @ulmestrat
    @ulmestrat Před 4 lety +1

    1995 he became a senior master builder in Fender's Customshop - i think it is important to know.

  • @cltcwarrior1
    @cltcwarrior1 Před 6 lety +1

    Loved the jam at the end guys.

  • @donklink1591
    @donklink1591 Před 4 lety +1

    The bumper on my car is plastic! LOL Car companies stopped using steel on bumpers in the late 60's or so. Great guitar man.

  • @alfredh5022
    @alfredh5022 Před 6 lety +5

    I think Marty should have let the guy speak. The only difference is the pickups. Would that guitar sound better than a Strat Plus, with Lace Sensors or an Elite Strat with Gen4 noiseless pickups? I have a Strat Ultra HSS from 1990 that sounds better than a Suhr. But I digress. I really want to know what the player of the Suhr thought of the differences. The history of John Suhr is that he was a luthier in NYC in Rudy's music shop , later making the famous Pensa-Suhr guitar in the late 80-early 90's and later working for Fender Custom Shop from 1995 to 1997. He probably picked up some experiences with mass guitar production even though he was with the Custom Shop, a low output situation. During his time as a luthier & prior to Fender he designed and built amps. Anybody can get a fret job with Stainless steel frets, costing about 10% or so that a nickel-alloy refret job. The reason for the headstock is that Fender has copyright protection on it, and no one can copy it without cease-and-desist letters from Fender's lawyers.

    • @gretschbasher
      @gretschbasher Před 6 lety

      I also have a 91 strat plus (in midnight wine) the worst part about those guitars are the lace sensors, they sound antiquated and not in a good way, like they were on to something but the parts available were sub par. Too boxy and thin, I immediately swapped out those crap pups for some custom D. Allen's and that guitar went from the one I barely touched to my favorite guitar. Suhr pups are waaaaay better sounding than some poo poo 90s lace sensors every day of the week

  • @JohnKoornTesla101
    @JohnKoornTesla101 Před 6 lety +5

    Interesting demo Marty, I enjoyed it.
    Just wondering though, if Bob's Strat needed a fret job, why not get it re-fretted with SS frets instead?

  • @sirbaronvoncount4147
    @sirbaronvoncount4147 Před 6 lety +2

    +1 for stainless frets. I am heavy handed and play 11s and there is no wear on my frets after hundreds of hours. They do wear pits into the bass strings faster though

  • @NathanSink
    @NathanSink Před 6 lety +2

    @4:11 I don’t think the bumper on any car has been steel in 50 yrs. 😂 I get the point though.

  • @shawnshiraz4433
    @shawnshiraz4433 Před 5 lety

    Great tip on the fret material! Oh man.. sounds wonderful.

  • @herlihy433
    @herlihy433 Před 6 lety +1

    Love the color of that Suhr!

  • @texasdeeslinglead2401
    @texasdeeslinglead2401 Před 6 lety +8

    No! Marty, you guys were just getting going. Bring him back to play more blues. More gain .

  • @CitAllHearItAll
    @CitAllHearItAll Před 2 lety

    The fit on the Suhr guitar necks into the body make an American Fender Strat look like a Squire.

  • @n8c.rad.823
    @n8c.rad.823 Před 5 lety

    For those who are turned off by
    The headstock shape, John actually has 2 other head shapes that are more rounded. The hybrid head and a Landau head shape. Google it.

  • @VonBluesman
    @VonBluesman Před 6 lety

    Good article Marty, another great thing about a Suhr guitar is the feel of the neck with a sanded down finish, makes it play great and it doesn’t get that tacky feel like some other guitars do. John Suhr makes some of the best noiseless pickups too with no hum, you can buy his noise canceling pickup system for any strat or Tele style guitar. Sonny Landreth uses Suhr’s system in a couple of his guitars. Thanks.

  • @MickeyBean
    @MickeyBean Před 6 lety

    Ian Thornley from Big Wreck uses Suhr & he makes them sound sooooo damn tasty. Check out Big Wreck’s first album Marty, classic 90’s post-grunge sound with Thornley’s god-like licks.

  • @senord2429
    @senord2429 Před 3 lety

    2:45 that melody was gorgeous

    • @TanM
      @TanM Před 3 lety

      Indeed

    • @TanM
      @TanM Před 3 lety

      Cherokee

  • @sum1waybetter101
    @sum1waybetter101 Před 2 lety

    Marty needs that

  • @DaveMorrisonMusic
    @DaveMorrisonMusic Před 6 lety +2

    I was in a band with a guy who played both a Suhr Strat and also a Suhr Tele. Impeccable player, and great tone ... but maybe a little 'polite' sounding? Does that make sense?

  • @SilverParatrooper
    @SilverParatrooper Před 5 lety +2

    I played a Red Suhr Classic S yesterday and it played absolutely amazing. It has become my dream guitar.

    • @HollowRick
      @HollowRick Před 5 lety +1

      I've got a Suhr classic S in sonic blue it's a great instrument

  • @woolgum
    @woolgum Před 5 lety

    I ordered a custom shop guitar. And while waiting I stumbled upon a Fender American Series nodded the way I want. And it blew everything I’ve tried away. And I’ve played a lot of guitars. So I actually canceled my order. Can’t see how it can get better than exactly what I want?!

  • @jacestenersen7618
    @jacestenersen7618 Před 6 lety +2

    Sounds awesome Marty !

  • @mgcnashville6615
    @mgcnashville6615 Před 4 lety

    They don’t know much about what they’re talking about. The strat body style is not trademarked. Anyone can use it. The headstock is trademarked. 2nd: Suhr Guitars have a 1.650” nut width. So it’s def wider and a little thicker neck than fenders. Stainless frets that are PLEK’d. The Alnico V’s in the Suhr are unlike any other pickups available today. They utilize a special Alnico V that’s more brittle. Just like the old strats of the early 60’s. That makes a big difference. There’s a deep contour on the lower horn that allows easy access to the higher frets. The tuners are incredible too. Quartersawn nexks, and roasted. Makes for a very stable neck. Which fender doesn’t do either. To top it off, fender uses assembly line workers, who are basic laborers. Suhrs employees are all highly knowledgeable about every aspect of their guitars. I can say from personal experience, Suhr Guitars are some of the absolute best guitars available today. John Suhr is a genius.

  • @m.stewart8094
    @m.stewart8094 Před 6 lety +1

    Just got one of these in Olympic White. Sweet guitar and Suhr has great customer service. John Suhr is a very cool dude who still works on guitars and frequents message boards (and CZcams). Sounds like Bob might have overpaid a little . I think they are nicely set up to be the next PRS. The price increase was only applicable to the 2018 line that hasn't even been delivered yet and have been renamed Classic S (vs. Classic Pro) but its essentially the same guitar. There is a nice Sonic Blue option as well as well as light "relic" Antique versions. If you look hard enough you could still find these 2000-2200 new a littme more for the Antiques. These are the "affordable" Suhr's compared to their superstratty Standards, Moderns and Customs shop offerings.
    The comparable Strat for this would be the Elite (but sans the S1 Switch but plus SS frets) or perhaps a Custom Shop job. Don't understand the hate for the headstock. I think its sexy. Guitar manufactures have been able to copy the classic Strat, Tele and LP shapes since Gibson lost their PRS case and the Supreme Court declined to hear the challenge. The argument is that no one buys a PRS Silver Sky or a Suhr Classic or Suhr Aura ( their take on the LP) confused its a Fender or Gibson and neither of these guys have "Design Patents' on the shapes (which would have expired long ago).

    • @HollowRick
      @HollowRick Před 5 lety

      I'm currently saving for one these in Surf Green they feel and sound amazing personally a massive step up compared to even fender elite in terms of Fit and Finish imo
      Update: ending up getting a sonic blue classic Pro its beautiful and plays like a dream :D

  • @SScarnati
    @SScarnati Před 2 lety

    Marty for Christ's sake ask ONE question and let the man answer, don't interrupt with your own answers before he's done speaking leaving you guys to compete for space. Cool guitars! 🤙👌

  • @bleromafia
    @bleromafia Před 6 lety +1

    i prefer the fender of course but hey. that really is a sweet strat i will definetly chek that out!

  • @mrroye
    @mrroye Před 5 lety

    I am curious, Fact is the major benefit of the Fender bolt on neck is that 1. For a gigging musician (usually with limited funds) you can replace the neck and keep gigging. 2nd is that it is usually cheaper to replace than to refret. especially 7 times. The collector still would not recover the cost of that many refrets. The question is why would you not replace the neck or if you don't trust that the feel of the new neck will be different, refret with steel frets? NOTE: I am not a collector and really DO NOT CARE what my guitar is worth to some one else when I no longer feel its works for me.

  • @Pikaap7171
    @Pikaap7171 Před 6 lety +6

    this is the best guitar channel on youtube!

    • @alexo.3758
      @alexo.3758 Před 6 lety

      JoystickArcade This one, Paul Davids and Darrel Braun are the best of the community

  • @jongauthier9289
    @jongauthier9289 Před 6 lety +1

    As far as Suhr goes, I'd love an Ian Thornley signature! However, price wise they are way out of my ballpark. Oh well, guess I'll stick with my Fenders. Great video, Marty!

    • @algorithm007ify
      @algorithm007ify Před 3 lety +1

      The Ian Thornley classic C relic model is the best Suhr (and guitar) that I have ever played. Kills, fender custom shop and other suhr models..

  • @denismguitar1552
    @denismguitar1552 Před 6 lety

    So good to see Bob again.

  • @KunchangLeeMusic
    @KunchangLeeMusic Před 5 lety +1

    Love my suhr - best guitar I’ve ever played

  • @sibike1
    @sibike1 Před 2 lety

    Very nice comparison, thank you for this, may I know what you think about the balance of the Suhr compared to the fender? Which one has "better" balance when wearing the guitar with a strap? I'm just curious because the Fender Strat is famous for its great balance (which is perfect for me) while wearing it, but with a smaller headstock from the Suhr, the balance might change. I just wanna know how much difference (if there's any) do you feel about their balance. Thank You.

  • @martinmartin8871
    @martinmartin8871 Před 6 lety +1

    He says his Suhr is wider than Fender. And it does look wider. But I thought Suhr Pro's had narrow 1.650" nut width?

    • @HollowRick
      @HollowRick Před 5 lety

      Not any less narrow than a vintage strat

  • @Willfrusciante77
    @Willfrusciante77 Před 6 lety +2

    guys this is awesome, can we get a link to the original 'cherokee' song please ? I'd like to try this :)

  • @cidowilson
    @cidowilson Před 3 lety +1

    2:46 someone knows the name of the song?

  • @bernierutledge7599
    @bernierutledge7599 Před 2 lety

    If you want to see an amazing player who has a signature model , look no further that Canadian guitarist Ian Thornley of Big Wreck .

  • @christopherburnett1745

    Maybe it was just the angle, but it did appear that the body on the Suhr was a tad shorter and maybe longer than the Strat. Personally, I preferred the tone of the Strat, but to each his own.

  • @kerseysguitarukulele1097

    Bob's playing has such a slick feel to it..

  • @jimlatorra2693
    @jimlatorra2693 Před 6 lety

    Hi Marty,a little off topic. But I have to ask, I have a Taylor714ce, I noticed it has fret buzz sounding like your Taylor. Is this normal or a Taylor thing? Thanks and love your videos.Jim

  • @NinjaBoy606
    @NinjaBoy606 Před 6 lety +1

    Yay for Mateus asato

  • @michaelostermann4198
    @michaelostermann4198 Před 6 lety

    Have two Suhrs (Classic Antique and Modern). They are great guitars. Check out Aaron Marshall for another incredible Suhr player (in addition to Mateus, Andy Wood, and Thornley). Tom Quayle and Martin Miller are now playin the “I miss my Suhr Modern” Ibanez AZ. Also incredible.

  • @brettjames9088
    @brettjames9088 Před 5 lety +2

    Every single suhr I have listened to sounds very "airy" and open. Not warm and luscious.
    Sounds like they would take pedals well.
    Wanted an alternative to a Fender after all the issues I had with my Am Std Tele, but I am afraid Suhr is not it.
    In saying that, might be alright with Lollar pickups or something. Probably plays awesome.

    • @HollowRick
      @HollowRick Před 5 lety +1

      Try the Suhr ML standard pickups if you like lollar pickups the set in this guitar in the video are suhr V70s which are very clear and vintage sounded

    • @brettjames9088
      @brettjames9088 Před 5 lety

      @@HollowRick Cheers Jamie will give it a look.

    • @HollowRick
      @HollowRick Před 5 lety

      @@brettjames9088 no worries Brett :)

  • @roscoepcoltrane23
    @roscoepcoltrane23 Před 6 lety

    I have both and love both. The Suhr is instant SRV if you want that tone. So good. The stainless frets is why I got one. I’ve got several strats that I’ve worn the frets out on which sucks cause one of them is my favorite strat I have but with the Suhr I don’t have to worry about that.

    • @brettjames9088
      @brettjames9088 Před 5 lety

      Does it really have a SRV tone? Every single one I've listened to sounds terrible. It's disappointing because I want to like them.

    • @roscoepcoltrane23
      @roscoepcoltrane23 Před 4 lety

      brett james Yes it does. I got mine after hearing Ian Thornley. The tone on the song Ghosts from Big Wreck is just awesome. czcams.com/video/3uYzg6dgoDU/video.html

  • @MLoPeZ23805
    @MLoPeZ23805 Před 4 lety +1

    Suhr vs EBMM Cutlass review Marty!

  • @crash1989
    @crash1989 Před 6 lety +1

    Marty please do a tutorial on cherokee!! Sounds soo good.

  • @jamesgretsch4894
    @jamesgretsch4894 Před 3 lety

    No way, built in Lake Elsinore? I have driven by there many times. Who'd thought.

  • @Josh-iw2kw
    @Josh-iw2kw Před 6 lety

    Hey Marty, what would be the best model for me to transition from acoustic to first electric? Relatively new guitar player. Thanks in advance!

  • @1Mrsensitive
    @1Mrsensitive Před 6 lety

    I'm a fender strat guy...tried others but always come back to fender...Gibson too...LP can't beat them

  • @robbyclark6915
    @robbyclark6915 Před 28 dny

    Fender doesn't have a patent on the body shape. Just the headstock.

  • @jcburger733
    @jcburger733 Před 6 lety

    great vid. Sweet sounding guitae

  • @D61664
    @D61664 Před 5 lety +1

    Wtf do u mean by "how could they get away by making the body exactly like a strat" ? Why make such a statement? So hillarious ...

  • @workdays8280
    @workdays8280 Před rokem

    This guy said he had his guitar 36 years he must live in a dam good nabourhood

  • @MrJoeyBoombotz
    @MrJoeyBoombotz Před 6 lety

    Tone for days. I love it!!!

  • @vedanksapolia7593
    @vedanksapolia7593 Před 6 lety +1

    i love the Suhr's warm sound, dont get me wrong the strat is great but the suhr has that unique sound that i like

    • @brettjames9088
      @brettjames9088 Před 5 lety

      Warm?! They might be high def, open, bright, take well to pedals etc. But not warm. Especially when not compared to a strat. At least not the couple of dozen I have heard.
      They sound harsh and modern to me.

    • @brettjames9088
      @brettjames9088 Před 4 lety

      @@radio7353 well I'm not sure what to tell you bud, I disagree, and you just disagreed with my disagreement, so now I will disagree with your disagree about my disagree about his comment.
      So I guess it is deniable afterall and you should stand corrected.
      Feel free to elaborate I suppose, but comparing a suhr to a strat, to my ears, and I've heard dozens of suhrs and hundreds of strats, they def sound more open, less warmth.
      Im hardly Johnathan Curoso with that opinion either.

  • @allrequiredfields
    @allrequiredfields Před 5 lety +3

    That headstock is just atrocious though. I couldn't handle that.

    • @HollowRick
      @HollowRick Před 5 lety

      You try designing a headstock thats 6 tuners in a row and is nothing like the F brand see how far you get aha personally I think it looks classy as a more modern headstock

    • @Benny_M_1922
      @Benny_M_1922 Před 4 lety

      I agree

  • @jyoun79
    @jyoun79 Před 6 lety

    Great video thanks! I just went to Mesa Hollywood and picked up a sonic blue classic s!!!

    • @HollowRick
      @HollowRick Před 5 lety

      That's funny as so did I always loved the pastels like Bob aha

  • @cidlopez
    @cidlopez Před 6 lety +1

    Great video. Question, can they refret strats with steel frets or do they have to use nickel?

    • @alfredh5022
      @alfredh5022 Před 6 lety

      I wish Marty had let him talk, because to me the only difference is the pickups. But hell yeah you can refret to steel.

    • @HollowRick
      @HollowRick Před 5 lety

      @@alfredh5022 only difference Is the stainless frets? Clearly you haven't played one

  • @colmweldon3079
    @colmweldon3079 Před 6 lety +2

    Please do a lesson on the Beatles Taxman.

  • @hardluckharris
    @hardluckharris Před 6 lety

    Pretty cool video Marty. I have an Alvarez classic 2 I like it better than my HSS standard.

  • @thestuffmikedoes2309
    @thestuffmikedoes2309 Před 4 lety

    I will be the first to admit that Suhr builds a superb guitar, and the consensus is that they build guitars that Fender "should" be building. But they still use Fender designs. I'm not talking about it from a legality standpoint--I'm talking about it from a pure design standpoint. A car manufacturer wouldn't straight up just copy a Honda Civic, but improve it with Xenon headlights and use woven Yak hair for the upholstery and call it a "Masterline Super Commuter." It's still a freaking Honda Civic. There's an opportunity to here to create your own designs. If you're a kid in high school building a guitar as a project, I can see using a template--but these are professional makers charging thousands of dollars for a guitar. Design something unique.

    • @RMDx2
      @RMDx2 Před 3 lety

      People spend money designing guitars that people will buy. You go design something totally different and see who buys it. It will be nothing but a novelty.

  • @Sky-qd6pw
    @Sky-qd6pw Před 2 lety

    Bob Ryan has a condition some of us call diarrhea of the hands. It just keeps coming. When will it stop

  • @stephendavis5530
    @stephendavis5530 Před 6 lety +2

    Loved that guitar. :) I never heard him say how much he paid for it though.

  • @chrisgarceau9282
    @chrisgarceau9282 Před 4 lety

    Pete Thorn II who played for Melissa Ethridge, Don Henley and Chris Cornell to name a few plays a suhr

  • @kxxjoker1145
    @kxxjoker1145 Před 3 lety

    Bob is something serious on that axe....

  • @codyzwick2753
    @codyzwick2753 Před 6 lety +3

  • @gscgold
    @gscgold Před 5 lety

    Info is incorrect nickel is not a soft metal it's actually a hard metal used in making stainless steel...I used to work in a steel mill and cutting parts made of nickel was always a slower process due to the hardness of the metal.

    • @mgcnashville6615
      @mgcnashville6615 Před 4 lety

      Normal frets are a nickel silver. So, not pure nickel. Nickel, cobalt and copper i think. They’re relatively soft. And will wear out. Stainless steel frets are best by far!

  • @jessebarrera159
    @jessebarrera159 Před 6 lety +1

    When I grow up I want to be a Stratacaster!

  • @eochi4343
    @eochi4343 Před 6 lety +2

    Cherokeeeee!

  • @ruskeaavenetta
    @ruskeaavenetta Před 6 lety

    Great stuff Marty! Could you do Chris Cornell Nothing compares 2 U... including solo. I cant find good enough lesson for it.

  • @RC32Smiths01
    @RC32Smiths01 Před 6 lety

    ahhh well I'd say both are just fine! Awesome video!

  • @ryancritser1988
    @ryancritser1988 Před 6 lety +4

    Please do a lesson on cult of personality by living in culor

    • @41DegreesSouth
      @41DegreesSouth Před 6 lety +2

      Yes!

    • @troyl200
      @troyl200 Před 6 lety

      That song is easy. I taught it to my 11 year old guitar student in under 45 minutes.

    • @ryancritser1988
      @ryancritser1988 Před 6 lety

      Maurice little yah I ended up finding out I got everything except the solos

  • @giusepperesponte8077
    @giusepperesponte8077 Před 3 lety +1

    Suhr is the best consumer manufacturer of guitars ever, there I said it.

  • @heathbrinker8431
    @heathbrinker8431 Před 6 lety +1

    that suhr sounds extra tasty idk about 2500 but def better!!!!!

  • @patchouli9846
    @patchouli9846 Před 6 lety

    I play acoustic guitar and on all your other videos i don't understand how to do the cords and it makes me so fusterated so i wanted to ask u if you could pleaseeeee show how to do the cords cause that would help a bunchhhhhhhhhh.

  • @donklink1591
    @donklink1591 Před 4 lety

    Bumper on my car is plastic! LOL

  • @belo1971
    @belo1971 Před 4 lety +1

    Suhr more modern, not as fat sounding ....for me ! Awesome guitar for touring or studio...

  • @williamolsen20
    @williamolsen20 Před 6 lety

    I own two music man's with stainless steel frets, I don't know if it makes a difference but it plays so much better than a Fender for me.

  • @michael_caz_nyc
    @michael_caz_nyc Před 5 lety

    Can someone recommend Noiseless Pickups for my Strat. Looking for all the Quack, Chime and Twang - without the 60 cycle hum and also a complimentary bridge humbucker. No high gain. Low output.

  • @jacobb7215
    @jacobb7215 Před 6 lety +6

    The headstock on the suhr looks soooooo good

    • @HollowRick
      @HollowRick Před 5 lety

      Plus it's serves a function as it gets rid of the need for a string tree

  • @juniorsunia1707
    @juniorsunia1707 Před 6 lety

    Hey what would be the best guitar for blues, i’m thinking bout getting a tagima 335....

  • @Craig_Fussell
    @Craig_Fussell Před 6 lety +2

    Looks like a pretty nice instrument! Sounds a little like my MIM Strat on the video...Fender-ey, louder, but not as chimey perhaps? Could be the amp too I suppose...y'just never know. The headstock looks like my old Kramer (the bird beak I think it's sometimes referred to). Thanks!!