Gears are Fender Strat Highway-1 and Marshall 15W. I'd love how Richie Kotzen play the lead guitar part in this track. Beautiful pentatonic scale. twitter.com
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Saturday, December 31, 2011
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Blue Noize Competition Take 3 - Highway One Tele
NGD!!! Got a new Tele from a kind fellow at TGP. I was so smitten with the noises it was making that I just had to get it on film. Great guitar! I actually just sat down 20 minutes before this with her for the first time. I haven't even restrung her yet! Nitro finish body, 3 saddles, rosewood board, jumbo frets, modern pickups geared for overdrive, satin backed neck. Its just great! I'm using my Frenzel 5E3 running out of the line out into my interface. Then I am running Guitar Rig 3 and have the Fender Deluxe 2x12 cab alone to give some speaker coloration and a little reverb. I throw a BYOC tubescreamer on the front end towards the end for some hot sauce. I have to say the Frenzel works great for recording, very natural sounding with the speaker sim on the computer and takes pedals really well, better than most amp sims I've tried. On top of it all Guitar Noize has a great contest with an even better backing track to jam to while I put her through its paces.
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Fender Highway One Stratocaster Electric Guitar
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Thursday, December 15, 2011
Testing fender usa artery one
the video quality is a suckz but the audio is better, but it is a little bit out of sync, this is recorded with a boss me-70
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Sunday, December 11, 2011
Fender Highway One review
My (updated) Review of the Fender Highway One American-Made Telecaster. Great overall guitar for everything! Got my 09 version that christmas for a bargain of 750 dollars, 150 off. Its a great guitar and if you are thinking about a new guitar, this should definitely be one of your choices for the all around guitar player.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Fender Highway One Stratocaster Electric Guitar Flat Black Rosewood Fretboard
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Upgraded and hot-rodded! The Highway One series gets upgraded in full force! Super-sized frets, '70s styling, new Alnico-3 pickups, and new colors take this amazing guitar to the next level. The new Hot Strat pickups create a rounder sound that can sound glassy or great with high gain. The thin satin nitrocellulose lacquer finish still lets the natural tone of the body wood shine through, and when coupled with the upgrades above, creates one of the most exciting U.S. made instruments in the Fender line! Additional features include an alder body, modern C shape maple neck with rosewood or maple fingerboard, Fender/Ping tuners, a vintage style synchronized tremolo, and a Greasebucket tone circuit. Includes gig bag.WARRANTY Fender Musical Instruments Corporation warrants this Fender brand instrument to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for as long as it is owned by the original retail purchaser, except that pickups, switches, jacks, controls, all other electronic components, tuning machines, hardware, pickguards, plated surfaces, gig bags, cases and case hardware are warranted for a period of one (1) year from the date of original purchase. This warranty applies only to the original retail purchaser when this instrument is purchased from an Authorized Fender Dealer and is subject to the limitations set forth herein. IMPORTANT: PLEASE RETAIN YOUR ORIGINAL SALES RECEIPT, AS IT IS YOUR PROOF OF PURCHASE VALIDATING THIS LIMITED WARRANTY.
Saturday, December 3, 2011
A Brief History of the Fender Telecaster
The Fender Telecaster is one of the World's most recognizable guitars. Simple in design, the Telecaster has been the quintessential guitar for over fifty years. It was also essentially the first recognizable solid body guitar, which provided the inspiration for some of the most recognizable music of the 20th century with regard to folk, blues, R & B, rock, and country genres.
The telecaster has it's origins in early 1940's when Clarence Leonidas Fender (AKA Leo Fender), proprietor of the Fender Radio Repair Shop, started to experiment with guitar amplification. One day Leo Fender fashioned a crude solid body guitar to his test early pickup systems. This crude guitar garnered much attention from local musicians that it prompted Fender to experiment with design and electronics from which the modern Fender Telecaster was born.
Interestingly, the Telecaster was initially named the "Broadcaster," but in 1950 it was renamed as the Gretsch Company claimed that "Broadcaster" was a trademark violation as it was too similar in name to their "Broadkaster" drum line. In 1952 the first production models of the Telecaster hit the market. The guitars made during 1951 were affectionately name "nocasters" and today are some of the most sought after guitars on the market.
The Telecaster or "Tele" for short is the longest running solid body electric guitar still in production. It employs a simple modular design consisting of a solid body, bolt on neck, and two single coil pickups. Its trademark tone is one of the most recognizable in popular music. Played clean, the Fender Telecaster has a bright, punchy tone widely heard on both early and contemporary country music. It's versatility and durability also makes it a reliable choice for blues, rock, fusion, and pop professional guitarists.
The Telecaster has under gone few changes over the past fifty years, and because of this, it remains a favorite for customization. While the original Telecaster traditionally employed a two single coil pickup system, some rock and metal guitarists added a dual humbucker configuration. This produces a tighter tone better suited for rock and metal styles. Many professional stage and studio guitarists have made modifications to the Telecaster such as adding a middle "Strat" pickup and installing a five-way switching system.
These changes dramatically increase the versatility the telecaster, but many Telecaster purists strongly disagree with such a drastic departure from Leo Fender's original design. Fender Musical Instruments have also released many models of the Telecaster throughout the years. The Telecaster American Deluxe, American Standard, American Vintage, Artist, Classic, Classic Player, Deluxe, Highway One, Standard, Nashville, B-Bender, and Vintage Hot Rod are all examples of Telecaster reincarnations. One thing is for certain, however, these guitars still encapsulate Leo Fender's original idea of a robust and versatile guitar.
They say the more things change, the more they stay the same. This couldn't be more true for the Fender Telecaster. From it's birth in the early 1950's to today, the Fender Tele has become the go to guitar for professional and novice guitarists all around the world. It is renowned for its versatility, playability, and durability. Be sure to check out this guitar when researching guitars to buy-you will not be sorry.
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