Gear

This guitar has a beautiful cream finish and is in excellent condition. The neck is a slim C shaped neck with a rosewood slab board. The pickups in this guitar are extremely well balanced and are very full and clear sounding. The amp is a ’65 Deluxe with the treble and bass at about 5, reverb at about 2.5, and the volume I move around a bit. This amp really breaks up nice at around 8. For some of the cleaner stuff the volume is around 6. At the end of the video I plug into a Speedster 25watt 6V6 amp, which is a variation of the deluxe reverb circuit but with a bit more gain, when cranked, and a bit better low frequency response. There are no pedals being used.

All of this gear belongs to Hyper Guitars, and is for sale through their website.

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Same place, another guitar, the 1952 Telecaster.

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This tele has the original wiring, so the neck pickup in really bassy and muffled. I don’t play on that pickup much. The bridge pickup is particularly bright and twangy. This guitar has a featherweight body and a medium sized, soft V neck. The amp is a ’65 deluxe with the treble and bass at about 5, reverb at about 2.5, and the volume I move around a bit. This amp really breaks up nice at around 8. For some of the cleaner stuff the volume is around 6. At the end of the video I plug into a Speedster 25watt 6V6 amp, which is a variation of the deluxe reverb circuit but with a bit more gain, when cranked, and a bit better low frequency response. There are no pedals being used.

All of this gear belongs to Hyper Guitars, and is for sale through their website.

Gear:

Playing a ’56 les paul goldtop, with ’58 and ’59 PAF humbuckers, through a 25 watt Zinky amp and Burris overdrive pedal. With Hiroyuki Kaise on bass and Hideyuki Umezawa on drums, from the band Georgie Pie.