Tim Lerch - Tele Tour 2022 - Fender Telecasters, Nocasters along with a Nachocaster and a Mike Lull
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- By request here is a short tour of my Telecaster family. Playing straight in to a Princeton Reverb with the exact same settings for all guitars. The strings were either D’Addario 11-50 round wound or 12-54 round wound. Both sets have plain G strings. All guitars were tuned to E standard except for the little one at the end.
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Timestamps.
00:05 1997 Fender Cunetto Nocaster
00:38 2021 Nachocaster
01:13 2013 Fender Road Worn
01:50 Fender '52 reissue (Nocaster neck)
02:24 Fender FSR spruce top with TK Smith CC pickup
03:03 2001 Fender Nocaster with Gabojo Dynasonic pickups
03:36 2021 Fender Road Worn with DeArmond Rhythm Chief pickup
04:12 2001 Fender Nocaster with Lollar Imperial pickups
04:49 Mike Lull TLTX with Lollar Imperial pickups
05:25 2000 Fender Nocaster with Lollar CC pickups (3 pickup Tele)
06:03 2001 Fender Nocaster with Lollar CC pickups (2 pickup Tele)
06:45 Fender short-scale, tuned to A, with Guild humbucker
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Timestamps.
00:05 1997 Fender Cunetto Nocaster
00:38 2021 Nachocaster
01:13 2013 Fender Road Worn
01:50 Fender '52 reissue (Nocaster neck)
02:24 Fender FSR spruce top with TK Smith CC pickup
03:03 2001 FenderNocaster with Gabojo Dynasonic pickups
03:36 2021 Fender Road Worn with DeArmond Rhythm Chief pickup
04:12 2001 Fender Nocaster with Lollar Imperial pickups
04:49 Mike Lull TLTX with Lollar Imperial pickups
05:25 2000 Fender Nocaster with Lollar CC pickups (3 pickup Tele)
06:03 2001 Fender Nocaster with Lollar CC pickups (2 pickup Tele)
06:45 Fender short-scale, tuned to A, with Guild humbucker
Thank you Benny! 👍🏻
is the 2021 road worn a vintera series?
Surprising! I liked the dearmond style pups the best. Rhythm chief is mighty
Tim, Here's a rubber band and a pencil with Telecaster written on it. I know you can make it sound good.
What a player! I could listen to this all day📻
Please do!
Nacho all the way please 🙏
It's really a bitter sweet moment to now realise that the creamy tone of the Mike Lull TLTX is very much what I wanted in life.
Fender FSR spruce top with TK Smith CC pickup is a dandy. They all sound great, but this is the one. Also, what a lesson in the blues!! So many variations over the same progression. Truly outstanding.
Tim there seems to be a preference towards Nocasters among your Teles. I think we might all enjoy another video of you presenting your experience with your guitars, how you choose through the details and feel of them, what works for you, how you hear them etc.
I just love all your presentations they’re all so good, peaceful!
Tim echos so many of my favourite players and sounds with his own inimitable take x
It's surprising how much the TK Smith CC pickup compresses the sound. Much moreso than the Lollar CC. Love the sound of that 2015 Road Worn tele but, to my ears, your 2001 Nocaster with the Lollar CC is my fave. Very expressive. Thanks for the run-down of your axes Tim. Good fun! :)
You, Sir, are the reason why I bought a Tele Road Worn.
And still have it
This musician Tim Lerch sounds so fantastic and outstanding! 🎸🎸🎸
Thank You Tim !!
This is a proper comparison video. Thanks for putting in the effort. With your consistent playing, I can get a sense of the differences.
Very cool to hear them all back to back. That little guy at the end was a surprise!
Nobody can give a better tour of telecaster world than Tim! What a great video! I especially liked the Nachocaster and the Nocaster/Imperial. Thanks for the show!
The necks on so many are just visually stunning..So inviting..
I love your love for the Tele. My favorite guitar ever. They’re the Swiss Army Knife of guitars.
Wow! A tele with a CC, ok… but a tele with a rhythm chief! Never thought I'd see that! Remarkable how much it still sounds like a tele! As do all of them, regardless of subtle though significant differences. One of the big take-aways is, I think, "if you have a Road Worn" [or Vintera, or…] and you like the neck you're doing fine, so stop thinking about the Custom Shop you've seen the other day and go back to woodshedding" 😉
Great video Tim. Nice to hear them all back to back. CC’s always sound just right. Surprised at how good the regular road worn sounded. The nachocaster had a very different quality than the others. Enjoyed that a lot.
Dammit: they all sound like Tim!
Telecasters sound and play the best 👌🏻
Indeed, a Tele guy. But, the 335 sounded absolutely awesome in that Epi demo vid.
When I die and pass on, I hope I will be graced by the presence of lots of Tele's for all eternity.. All I can say is, Leo got it Right the First Time..You can anything beautifully on it.. You are truly blessed to have such a wonderful "family".. ..and a boat load of prodigious talent... Shally
oh man there are some tasty licks in there.....wow! Great job Tim.
I am going to steal so many of these riffs hahaha this is GOLD
all are great in your hands 🙂
That was awesome. Checked midway through how much time was left on the video. Saw I wasn’t even half way in, and smiled :). Brilliant.
As for the pickups, those Lollar Imperials sounded killer.
Yes Sir !
Very cool indeed
Beauties all!
Sweet collection! You can make any guitar sound great!
That was very enjoyable. Thanks
This is awesome. They all sound great and love those flame maple necks!
Great sound
Loved that and I also own most of those pickups. My conclusion is only we care. Our audience could care less and love you on any of them.
God I wish I practiced enough to sound like that!
You had me at Tele......
Wow..👍👍👍
What a wonderful “tour”👏👏😁… I think I’m still partial to the Teles with the Lollar CCs. I put one in one of my Teles, yrs ago, because I liked yours (still there, too!)😉🔥👏😁.
Wow, what a collection! You make them all sound fantastic Tim, really enjoyed your playing throughout.
That relatively modestly-priced Road Worn sure held its own, imho. Probably the winner on the bang-per-buck scale. Though the Lull and the Nachocaster also really sweet-talked my ear! Thanks. Great video, as usual.
Jeez, I'm such a doofus. I just realized I commented two months ago with a different take. Tells me something, LOL!
Way cool Tim!
Swingingly awesome!
I had been trying to decide if I wanted to put a different neck pick up in my American Special, but not now. After the samples, I think I like the close to stock sounds the best. Thanks for the help Tim!
Love that Ted Greene style nocaster with 2 humbuckers and a single coil, I NEED THAT ;-)
love the lick at 5:19
I love the Tele. They don't have the twang of the Strat, they have a little more muscle. I have the 72 Thinline reissue with the humbuckers and it sounds great through my tweed Hot Rod Deville 1V!
Well .. I think we can safely say Tim has a Tele problem :) At least he can really play them all. Nice tune and Teles!! Thank you for sharing.
Great playing and great sound
Please do another like this with captions telling us what model each guitar is
first, view on my phone ( listening with headphones) captions not visible at all, I see them on the second watch on my big screen, FYI
Someone made a complete list which I’ll post in the description.
But you have got a pet peeve for those birdseye maple necks😉
Mr. Lerch, you are a tasteful musician and your musical performances are always a delight - thanks for this video and the demonstration of all the different neck pickup types in similar guitars
it turns out that it's always the fingers and those fingers make the sound you hear in the video sound very similar, but
you can feel the nuances.
The sheer number of guitars leave me a bit thoughtful - is this large number all owned by you or compiled for the video?
I hope I don't get envious and greedy thoughts ;-)
Soul food!
where can i get one of those fancy looking necks for me telly
Cured my desire for more teles. They all sounded great, must have something to do with the player!
So awesome Tim thanks for doing this hey it’s hard to see the titles of each of the guitars I would’ve put those titles down underneath the neck and left them up for longer maybe over top of the other title: telecaster tour
Just a thought
Loved the d’armond but all sounded killer!
A complete list will soon be in the description, thanks for watching!
Telecaster
They all sound like you!
Great video, very beautiful. I'm a big fan of you＋👍🔔
Is it just me but the Lollar CCs gave the strings even intensity?
man that TK smith is the real deal. what a fat sound. incredible playing as always
TK makes great pickups! Among other things : )
I wonder how you make it, that all the Teles sounds the same......
Hate that the nacho was my favorite even before I went to the description to find out what it was.. guess I have expensive taste.
tele's rule : )
It sounds like a Bb jazz blues progression right?
I am baffled 😅how can you choose from so many Telies!?!?
Each one has its own feel and tone so I let the music decide which one I will play.
@@TimLerchGuitar I should tell my wife😅😅😅
Tim I wonder if you could give the settings on the Princeton and what speaker is in it? Is at an oldie or RI if so "65 or '68? Thanks as always for the wonderful playing.
Princeton reverb RI with a Jensen Neo and a upgraded output transformer. Settings on this vid were vol 2 treble 3 bass 5
Thanx Tim. That s a great selection of guitars. - Do you use 0.022 or 0.047 caps with your Charlie Christian and P90s? (As well on archtops.)
Honestly I don’t know anything about the caps or the pots or any of that stuff it’s it’s probably just the same stuff that came with the guitar in the first place.
Hi Tim! Was the firs tele the one with the Lollar's 52' set? The TK Smith Pickup makes it sound like a 24.75 scale and woody to me lol. That D'Armond Rhythm Chief sounds sweet :). Your custom build is beautiful and sounds so full, those low wind Imperials sound so good. Love the Lollar CC the best :) Thank you Tim!! Beautiful figured maple boards and necks. Beautifully and naturally played!!
The first tele is a Cunetto Nocaster and I don’t know what pickups are in it. Sorry
@@TimLerchGuitar 🙂no worries. I thought Lollars 52's :) Thank you sir!!
New strings for each of them every week...
Hello Tim , from a recent video rigdown, Julian Lage shows us his neck pickup on his tele, actually a ron ellis dynasonic in a p90 shape. Same pickup that his’signature collins. Maybe a New idea for one of your tele!
Workin on it !
1. CC. 2. Imperials. 3. Smith. Gurggle Gurggle
All three sound very much the same. So it must be the weight and how they feel as he plays them as the only reason for switching which Tele he wants to play. I'm a tele man now and I also like the Thinline versions because they are lighter in weight. I still like the playability and tone of my Strats to be sure. - Peter age 72
All jazz boxes are now obsolete.
Tim have you played a modem Player Telecaster (mim) tele before? Same price range as the Road Worn but I was wondering you’re opinion on which one is better
Sorry I haven’t had the chance to play one .
@@TimLerchGuitardid you add a new pickup to that first roadworn? I can’t believe how comparable it sounds to the much more expensive models you’re playing here.
Also, after beginning MCP, I started tackling moon glow in D. Thanks for the lesson!
Love this! But Tim, which is your favorite?
I like them all and use them for various reasons, but the 2 that get the most time are the 2 Nocasters with CC pickups. The Lull TLTX is also a fave.
@@TimLerchGuitar thank you! I got CC on my Tele because of your comparison videos. Great help, as always!
If you could only keep one, which would it be? Thanks for a great video
My number one and two are the Nocasters with the CCs. May I please keep two? Not sure I could choose between those two.
@@TimLerchGuitar keep ‘em all! You deserve em!
I think the 1997 Nocaster is my favorite. What pickups are on that?
Stock pickups
I love the fretboard on this one, is it maple?
Not sure which one you are referring to but all of the fingerboards are maple with the exception of the “Nachocaster” which has a dark rosewood.
Tim, if you could only keep one ....which one?🎸
I think I can keep 2 (the 2 Nocasters with CC pickups) they have been with me the longest and basically cover almost all of what I need to do.
I think he has a type
No télé with p90 ? For the next ?
The one with the Dyna Sonics had P90s in it but I wanted to experiment a bit. The p90s will probably go back into that one soon.
@@TimLerchGuitar hello Tim , i m gone put trigger on a vintage style telecaster , how good is’the 2021 vintera road worn ? I m between this and the vintera 50 s ..
The Vintera is good, but not perfect. The ones I played weren’t as well done as the early 50s tribute road worn fro a few years earlier.
@@TimLerchGuitar allright , you recommand the firts models of roadworn so . Thanks Tim
What happened to the 54?
It went back to the man I bought it from, I didn’t feel comfortable taking it to gigs and I don’t like to keep guitars that don’t earn their keep so I let it go.
I lost count … 😂😂😂
Teles are great but they just weren't for me. I come from a classic guitar background and after seeing Ted Greene I thought about buying a tele but the shape of the guitar wasn't for me so now I am going to buy a big jazz box which resembles the shape of an acoustic.
Aren't those lollars the El Rayo's
This guitar started out with El Rayo but I prefer the low wind imperials for the coil splitting so I switched.
Ooo C 'mon Tim there are 12 apostles but where is Jesus
What amp Tim?
Princeton reverb
@@TimLerchGuitar 64, 65, 68 reissue or an original?…. The devils in the detail right!
It’s a reissue that I put a larger ot into and I’m using a Jensen neo 10 (tornado)
Tim, if you knew how bad you made me feel about myself as a guitar player, I’m certain that you would be very sad.
I hope you are joking, if you aren’t, please don’t feel bad about your playing! Just find joy in the doing of it and all the rest will fall into place.
@@TimLerchGuitar Yes, Tim, it was a joke. Not in the same category as the pencil and the rubber band. That was really funny.
Twang ala carte!!!
I am working on a theory. Who thinks that it is plausible that all of Tim’s girlfriends looked pretty much alike?
All my girlfriends are yellow and have maple necks : )
@@TimLerchGuitar Now, that is funny.