Thank you for those who liked, y’all know what I mean. Y’all are true guitar players. The sound can come later with modifications & pedals. A guitar that feels great in your hands will always call you to play it, it will stay stuck to you almost as if it’s an extension of yourself.
Definitely. The only noticeable difference is the better pickups on the $1000 guitar have slightly more brightness from added eq frequencies so it cuts through a little more
Yeah, i find the issue with cheap guitar is often that they either don't hold their sound and you always have to tune them or some frets are too high on the fretboars (which makes an annoying sound when playing the open string). Usually cheap guitars can still sound good, but they rly do feel cheaper.
you can fix the out of tune problem with some slightly higher quality tuners, i bought one for like 25 bucjs used and they were fanyastic on my low end epiphone les paul
Decent set up and a set of decent machine heads doesn't cost $920. Personally, the bands I listen to live would sound just as good on any. Too much guitar snobbery about!
They both sound great but I'm sure one plays a little better. If you know how to do frets and swap pickups the 80 dollar one would also make a fantastic guitar.
Exactly. I built my "partscaster" to specs & features I wanted; an arm carve & belly cut, all copper hardware (bridge plate, pup nobs & plate, locking tuners) sanded neck, bone nut & new "vintage" Fender pickups & I'm still only at about $500 and it plays & sounds like the dream guitars that go for well over $1000.
Как говорится: коли мастер, то соответствуй. Я, например, забыл балалайку, учился давны давно. Лучшеб я продолжал. Слушали б меня, как Архиповского. Послушайте Золушка Архиповскго
Не все так просто)) Тут электруха, у которой куча переменных. Сравнить, например, акустику с живым звуком без комбика за 80 и 1000 бакинских, то разницу услышит даже далёкий от музыки зевака. Каким бы виртуозом не был исполняющий, разница в звуке будет очень большой.
Listening on studio monitors the sound of the more expensive one comes through richer and deeper toned, definitely better. The cheaper one is certainly not bad though.
i like the 2nd more bc its specs align more with what i sonically prefer also its noticeable that its more comfortable for you to play so you play smoother
I mean if youve ever picked up an $80 guitar you know how bad the knobs typically are. Of course for $80 that ought to leave you plenty to upgrade pickups and pots😁
Saying a guitar itself has a dirty tone makes no sense. Dirt is gain/distortion. Guitars/pickups don’t make that, amps and speakers make that. A pickup can be “hot” and naturally distort a little bit cause of higher output electronics but the $1000 guitar has higher output. And for me personally a hot pickup is something I feel in the room more than I hear in a recording.
@@leonardomarquesbellini facts, someone buying that 80$ guitar will probably buy a cheap amp and be seriously disappointed, anything over 600$ on guitars you're just paying for build quality and luxury materials. It's way better investing in a expensive amp rather than a expensive guitar
Both sound great but after listening many times, the $1000 guitar may sound just a smidge sharper in tone on the higher notes. Barely. Otherwise I don't notice a difference.
I still using popular instrument and it's not about the sound but duration... If you change just some things the instrument will become much better than was. And logical: the guitar player of video is one of the great ever! ❤
@@JuliqnF If it's from Thomann, the shipping cost to get it to Japan would be about the same as the guitar itself. I think he is using a Playtech brand guitar from Soundhouse (it's like the Japanese version of Thomann). A Playtech Tele is the cheapest one available in Japan and it's 11800 yen - about $80.
The execution of riff is far better on the thousand dollar over the eighty dollar. The average ear would not notice or hear but I have been pro level player for 55 years. You greatest gift besides your nails and your command of the skill isI YOUR EARS; truly God given ears of a master YOU ARE IN THE MASTER CATEGORY; take care of your ears that are your teacher at you level. Your execution on the 1000 dollar is spot on and flawless and you fingers were happy. Yet your fingers scream the 1000 as far as the comparison. My best to you!
Pickup and Nut are primary sources that affect tone on the solid body electric guitars. Heck you can string up broom and still rock. But when we shift to acoustic guitars, wood, bracing and build quality are paramount for great sonic properties.
No início e no finalzinho, na hora que ele bate nas cordas da para ouvir a diferença. A primeira barata sai um som estranho, sujo. A segunda mais cara o som sai limpinho.
I used to work as a repair tech and there is SO MUCH in the setup of a guitar. One of my favorite guitars I’ve ever played was an $80 Squier Strat, and one of my least favorites was a $3,000 Gibson Hummingbird, completely based on how the owners had taken care of them! (Almost) Any guitar can be adjusted to play and sound in the big leagues!
Not really. Its just a brand of the headstock and a bit of bragging rights. If its well setup and comfortable to play, that's what matters. Ive owned PRS CE's Gibson standards and American Fenders and Lots of Ibanez Prestige lines. Gotta say, the Cort X700 is on par with them. The Tagima strats plays like a fender strat. I used my cheaper/not so well known brands on stage/gig. The difference of $1000 to $10000 is not that big. $1000-$1500 is the sweet spot for a guitar.
The cheap one could use a little help from some mic pre eq but generally sounds fine. However, I can't tell how good the neck feels from a video. For me... the neck is everything.
Exactly. And then we don´t know about manifacture . if there are some cutting frets, the angle of the neck, the mechanic, if it stays in tune and bla bla bla. But the trend today is comparing a crap guitar with fender or gibson. I´m out....
You got an 80 buck tar. It's been updated and adjusted. I have a low end Ibenez . Set the sting hight, straitined the neck and now plays and stays in tune better than my other high end guitars
The 1k guitar has a little more lows and highs but its not a 920usd diffrence in sound, its the stuff we cant hear like the playability and feel, the sound is something you can fix with eqing the amp or summ
Well there are a few other things to consider. How much work did you have to do to the $80 guitar to get it to sound like. How often do you have to adjust truss rod in the neck to keep it straight? How long will the guitars sit around before cracks start appearing through the wood that wasn't cured correctly. How long will the frets last. How well do the tuning machines work. With about $300 worth of work an $80 guitar can sound like a $1,000 guitar and feel like it and maybe even last as long. But how will you feel playing it.
Better or different? If you like the sound more open and detailed the second, if not the first. Playablitiy looks great both, though it might just be the skill of the player of course.
I’m listening on a $3 speaker.
very sad
А если нет разницы, зачем платить больше)
We're friends from today!
I'm listening on a 1$ speaker
@@MUPICINCHI это точно))))
Guitar = $80
The players skill set = $ priceless
Agreed. He'd sound great on a washboard
Amp = $10000
@@odiz39true
@@danclark3377🤷
弘法筆を選ばず
It's your million dollar fingers that are making the instruments sound amazing
And amp
agreed..it helps having that much talent
@reiwhyw and interface, and software.
show me where I can get a guitar for $80
The real value is the Guitarist.
I mean, through a $1000 amp, everything sounds great
aye facts tho
$1000 is a budget valve amp. Middle starts at $1600. Really good starts at $2000.
and theres the way you see that is not the guitar or the wood, is the musician and the PA system O amp!
hahahaah Yes! this!
@@arphodwhere the hell are you getting those numbers from. You can get a blues junior or a Vox AC 15 which are stellar valve amps for around $600
The second one doesn't sound like it's 920 dollars better.
Agree, second is marginally better.
@@VW.907No
But the better material it’s made out of, in price you are paying for overall a better instrument
@@CalebA_Guitarist yes. Also the feeling under your hands change
But it looks way more better, imo
That $1,000 Fender has a warmer tone and does sound richer but your chops are everything!
Sometimes it’s not about how it sounds, it’s about how good the guitar feels in your hands when you play it.
Thank you for those who liked, y’all know what I mean. Y’all are true guitar players. The sound can come later with modifications & pedals. A guitar that feels great in your hands will always call you to play it, it will stay stuck to you almost as if it’s an extension of yourself.
@@JNava isn't that the truth!! If a guitar doesn't feel right to the fingers, you can overcome it through muscle, but you can't "bond" with it.
They sounds different, but one doesn't stand out as "better" to me
I 'll bet the $1000 one feels better and stays in tune.
@@kenq7948but is that worth 920 more?
@@kenq7948 I hope so lmao
@@kenq7948 yeah i mean you can tell the intonation on the $80 is off as it is
You've seen one lick.. i bet theres other attributes that are limited to that cheaper one
Both sound as good as whoever is playing it. Also the 80 buck guitar has been setup pretty well.
probably had $5000 amp
@@Denden-mx9gl Or both guitars could possibly be plugged D.I. But I surely agree with your point.
@@charlesmcgehee3227 can also have a pedal board worth $5000 in total 😂😂
I agree, skill is probably the main factor. but also he's probably playing on a $2k+ amp, and maybe a pedal board too
Definitely. The only noticeable difference is the better pickups on the $1000 guitar have slightly more brightness from added eq frequencies so it cuts through a little more
It's not always about just sound, it's about how the instrument feels to hold and play on. And of course how it looks.
Yeah, i find the issue with cheap guitar is often that they either don't hold their sound and you always have to tune them or some frets are too high on the fretboars (which makes an annoying sound when playing the open string).
Usually cheap guitars can still sound good, but they rly do feel cheaper.
演奏が上手すぎてどっちも最高になるわ
Which one feels better and stays in tune?
Finally someone asked the important question 😹
That’s the real difference
you can fix the out of tune problem with some slightly higher quality tuners, i bought one for like 25 bucjs used and they were fanyastic on my low end epiphone les paul
Decent set up and a set of decent machine heads doesn't cost $920.
Personally, the bands I listen to live would sound just as good on any.
Too much guitar snobbery about!
Two guitars played on the same amp sound the same? :surprisedpickachuface:
They both sound great but I'm sure one plays a little better. If you know how to do frets and swap pickups the 80 dollar one would also make a fantastic guitar.
Can't believe a Tele goes for 80
Exactly. I built my "partscaster" to specs & features I wanted; an arm carve & belly cut, all copper hardware (bridge plate, pup nobs & plate, locking tuners) sanded neck, bone nut & new "vintage" Fender pickups & I'm still only at about $500 and it plays & sounds like the dream guitars that go for well over $1000.
Agreed. The frets are much better machined and inlaid on the $1k guitar. Action and alignment too, I'd bet.
@@buttkrusherwhat part necks do you like for tele?
Yeah, but is anyone gonna talk about those very long finger nails?
I honestly prefer the 80€ one because it has a more defined sound
They both sound great. Nr 2 sounds like a telecaster should sound, clear and light
どっちのギターの音も好きです…😊
Anything sounds good as long as you know how to play it. 👌🏻
Both sound good- 2nd is Slightly warmer
The cuality is not only in the sound or the feeling, but the materials, construction, durability, etc...
どっちが良いより演奏技術が勝ってて辛いww
True 🙏🏽🎸
弘法筆を選ばず
Любая гитара будет звучать прекрасно в руках мастера)
Как говорится: коли мастер, то соответствуй. Я, например, забыл балалайку, учился давны давно. Лучшеб я продолжал. Слушали б меня, как Архиповского. Послушайте Золушка Архиповскго
Не все так просто)) Тут электруха, у которой куча переменных. Сравнить, например, акустику с живым звуком без комбика за 80 и 1000 бакинских, то разницу услышит даже далёкий от музыки зевака. Каким бы виртуозом не был исполняющий, разница в звуке будет очень большой.
wait omg the second one is my dream guitar
Listening on studio monitors the sound of the more expensive one comes through richer and deeper toned, definitely better. The cheaper one is certainly not bad though.
The sound on that $1k tele is pretty nice comparatively.
The sound is a little more brighter
Agreed , but not so much the average person would appreciate your investment. On a stage or crowded bar, few would hear an iota different.
i like the 2nd more bc its specs align more with what i sonically prefer also its noticeable that its more comfortable for you to play so you play smoother
Hate the look of the tele but love the sound. String choice makes a huge difference as does the head and cab, of course.
A slight tone knob adjustment could make them sound exactly the same. Only a treble difference in the $80 version.
Yep pretty much
I mean if youve ever picked up an $80 guitar you know how bad the knobs typically are. Of course for $80 that ought to leave you plenty to upgrade pickups and pots😁
Good amp good pick ups and if it plays good your set😊
There is not just the sound guys but the feel when you play on it too!
The $1000 one but only just. Crazy
The lesson is that if you are talented, the cheap one does the work and you still have 920 $ for a good amp and few pedals!
But if you aren't, a thousand dollar guitar wont help.
@@johnnytmcq its not talent it’s hard work g
どっちもうますぎやんと思いましたけど、やっぱり高いやつの方が音にツヤがある感じがしますね！
How they handle gain, how well they're built, the quality of components, and how well they play will matter much more.
Stunning..but will see in 5 or 6 years...😊
They both sound “good” with the 80$ being a little “dirty” in tone. But i know which one feels better to play, which one would you pick for a show?
Saying a guitar itself has a dirty tone makes no sense. Dirt is gain/distortion. Guitars/pickups don’t make that, amps and speakers make that.
A pickup can be “hot” and naturally distort a little bit cause of higher output electronics but the $1000 guitar has higher output. And for me personally a hot pickup is something I feel in the room more than I hear in a recording.
80$ sounds great
我也這麼覺得😊
Anything will through a 3K amp
@@leonardomarquesbellini facts, someone buying that 80$ guitar will probably buy a cheap amp and be seriously disappointed, anything over 600$ on guitars you're just paying for build quality and luxury materials. It's way better investing in a expensive amp rather than a expensive guitar
@@leonardomarquesbellini Playing badly still won’t sound good no matter which amp is used.
There’s “that” HD clarity in the second guitar that excels the cheaper one.
Where can I buy that 80 dollar fender
Both sound great but after listening many times, the $1000 guitar may sound just a smidge sharper in tone on the higher notes. Barely. Otherwise I don't notice a difference.
どっちも綺麗なテレキャスターの音やから、どっちも好きやな。
けんど、やっぱり＄1000の方が鼻の奥に来るようなテレキャスター臭が強いな。(笑)
По моему разницы нет вообще👍
@@user-ll8om7sc6fзакрыв глаза я услышал что первая звучит немного грязнее
I still using popular instrument and it's not about the sound but duration... If you change just some things the instrument will become much better than was. And logical: the guitar player of video is one of the great ever! ❤
Bottom was alot more crisp vibrant and cleaner by far-but player makes the difference and settings
Hey how did you get the telecaster at 80 dollars. From where did you buy it?
Same question
I think its from thomann. A harley benton telecaster coasts 80$ there and its ok.
@@JuliqnF If it's from Thomann, the shipping cost to get it to Japan would be about the same as the guitar itself. I think he is using a Playtech brand guitar from Soundhouse (it's like the Japanese version of Thomann). A Playtech Tele is the cheapest one available in Japan and it's 11800 yen - about $80.
I think the best guitars from Fabia, because it has low price
演奏後に値段発表verも作ってほしい
The execution of riff is far better on the thousand dollar over the eighty dollar. The average ear would not notice or hear but I have been pro level player for 55 years. You greatest gift besides your nails and your command of the skill isI YOUR EARS; truly God given ears of a master YOU ARE IN THE MASTER CATEGORY; take care of your ears that are your teacher at you level. Your execution on the 1000 dollar is spot on and flawless and you fingers were happy. Yet your fingers scream the 1000 as far as the comparison. My best to you!
A little more good quality sound from the 1000 guitar. But both good.
With this level of skill it would be hard to differentiate one guitar from the other. Both sound amazing!
このお方の技術が好みです
You can tell the bottom one makes it easier to come up with ending riffs
You're not buying sound, you're buying, Durability, Quality, Feel, and Style.
$80方はちょっと柔らかい音する？
どっちの音も好きです😊
both sound equally good but i bet the 1000 one feels so much smoother
Зачем платить больше, когда у тебя золотые руки 😎👍👏👏👏
Pickup and Nut are primary sources that affect tone on the solid body electric guitars. Heck you can string up broom and still rock. But when we shift to acoustic guitars, wood, bracing and build quality are paramount for great sonic properties.
Priceless hands that is the key
Só vi diferença os preços! kkkk
El juego e cerrar los ojos y escuchar
No início e no finalzinho, na hora que ele bate nas cordas da para ouvir a diferença. A primeira barata sai um som estranho, sujo. A segunda mais cara o som sai limpinho.
The player skill is priceless even if the guitar is worth 1 $.👍👍👍👍🎸🎸🙏🙏🎸🤟🤟🌹
On ur hands, both sounds the same and amazing
I used to work as a repair tech and there is SO MUCH in the setup of a guitar. One of my favorite guitars I’ve ever played was an $80 Squier Strat, and one of my least favorites was a $3,000 Gibson Hummingbird, completely based on how the owners had taken care of them! (Almost) Any guitar can be adjusted to play and sound in the big leagues!
Damn that second one is clean af. Not knocking budget options but you get what you pay for with expensive guitars no doubt.
Well, you get something more. The difference is there, but you're paying substantially more for a slight improvement in sound.
Not really. Its just a brand of the headstock and a bit of bragging rights. If its well setup and comfortable to play, that's what matters.
Ive owned PRS CE's Gibson standards and American Fenders and Lots of Ibanez Prestige lines.
Gotta say, the Cort X700 is on par with them. The Tagima strats plays like a fender strat.
I used my cheaper/not so well known brands on stage/gig. The difference of $1000 to $10000 is not that big. $1000-$1500 is the sweet spot for a guitar.
No contest, the 1,000 is sparkly with that classic Tele sound.
indeed
My problem with guitar comparison is if the tone knob is off by a bit that'd explain that little difference that you hear,
1000...no doubt.
How can you draw conclusions by listening to music through CZcams?wtf man?
音の芯も倍音の豊かさも違うな
The cheap one could use a little help from some mic pre eq but generally sounds fine. However, I can't tell how good the neck feels from a video. For me... the neck is everything.
Сочные верха, яркие низы, бархатистая середина, и ольховая махагонность обертонов.
1000, that tone is just.... Fender... thats the tone
About the same...
It's in the tone. I'm not gonna lie I've never seen a 80 dollar Tele but that acoustasonic sounds great
First one sounds: "twangy", and the second one sounds "smoother". This is besides the fact that the guitarist is Awesome and Talented!!!! Peace
The 80€ sounds good enoungh
「値段」という世界の概念を崩していくゥ！
下のギターの音が好きだけど、やっぱり技術が1番大切ですね！
良い演奏ありがとう👍
The second one sounds warmer, but it is resolved by eqs and saturation
The $80 dollar guitar sounds just as good as the $1,000 .🎸🎸YAH bless!!!
แอมป์เสียงดีมาก
1000$$$ easily wow ! Lovely accents on the low strings. Love me a good tele
1# sound is sharp but not bad to the end
2# sound is warm and gentle 🤔🤔🤔
Any guitar is gonna sound good on a 10000 dollar amp.
素人だけど1000ドルの方が音が鋭い感じして好き
ひいてる人次第
for some reason i like the first one , it must be cause im used to the sound of a cheap guitar and i find it familiar
Tone quality on the second one is better.
1000 dollar one wins sounds fuller
If he changed the tags you wouldn't even notice.
Exactly. And then we don´t know about manifacture . if there are some cutting frets, the angle of the neck, the mechanic, if it stays in tune and bla bla bla. But the trend today is comparing a crap guitar with fender or gibson. I´m out....
@@fleisbester612 nah I can here it there's a reason why its only 80 $ but most times I can't tell tbh
@@iffyriffs you hear it because it’s a video. You listen with your eyes.
First one sounds tin canish 2nd alot crisper and softer nice skills
弘法筆を選ばず。
Whats that playing style called? So awesome!!
You got an 80 buck tar. It's been updated and adjusted. I have a low end Ibenez . Set the sting hight, straitined the neck and now plays and stays in tune better than my other high end guitars
фендер не лучше. 80 - долларовая богаче звучит
The expensive one definitely sounds like it has more fullness to it.
The 1k guitar has a little more lows and highs but its not a 920usd diffrence in sound, its the stuff we cant hear like the playability and feel, the sound is something you can fix with eqing the amp or summ
Hell..that guy could make a broomstick sound good
My check book just whispered in my ear and told me that the 80 buck tele sounded much sweeter...I had to agree
It sounds like they had an easier time playing on the more expensive one, it sounds substantially more fluid to me
Honestly the 1000.
Anything will sound good when you play that good. Would need to pull out the headphones
Well there are a few other things to consider. How much work did you have to do to the $80 guitar to get it to sound like. How often do you have to adjust truss rod in the neck to keep it straight? How long will the guitars sit around before cracks start appearing through the wood that wasn't cured correctly. How long will the frets last. How well do the tuning machines work. With about $300 worth of work an $80 guitar can sound like a $1,000 guitar and feel like it and maybe even last as long. But how will you feel playing it.
I like the way the $80 one sounds a lot more
First one is better suited for heavier genres like Rock or even Metal.
Second one for mellower genres.
That's some mighty fine pickin.😉
Better or different? If you like the sound more open and detailed the second, if not the first. Playablitiy looks great both, though it might just be the skill of the player of course.