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singlecoils for blackface, humbuckers for tweed

The resonator ones sound more like a banjo

Ver y helpful for me!❤

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Love me some tweed sounding amps, i was always yearning for a high powered tweed, until i came across the Lazy J 80 .... mama mia 🤩🔥 check one out if you have the chance Check out the new episode from That Pedal Show, they just released an episode on vintage tweeds, it's eargasmic

Is that a Cow skull on your wall?

Great playing! Love that Telecaster too

I never get tired of playing this on my reso. Nicely played, mate 👍 Edit: Mike’s Homespun lesson download is great value for money. Swamp Dog Blues and Jan’s Song are well worth studying.

Order of appeal: Strat #1; Gretsch #2; p-90 #3; Tele #4.

I dont mind bumping a 4 year old video on a really cool, boutique guitar. Mulecasters really do some weird alchemy to dish out exceptional tone, and thats just clean guitar and amp or just unplugged. They sound nice AF. They also cost three grand + soft tuggy, second hand:) In my opinion, every boutique builder should have a really nice guitar at a thousand bucks to reel in the starving players right at the beginning. Cant knock them for making awesome product, expensive notwithstanding.

Good job dude!

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He is playing standard 440 tuning

What ever jpuckett. I say good job and it’s worthy a reference which I will use to learn the solo myself. Thanks Blues Willis for sharing your work.

Found a B-Stock for $700, swapped out the pickup with a Seymour Duncan JJN Silencer P90, swapped out the bridge with a Wilkinson all black bridge, and added a TUSQ XL black nut. It plays so well and is one of my favorites. The frets were immaculate which surprised me. I got lucky.

Qual afinação eu uso

Not really a shoutout as much as a comparison since one is hollow and the other is semi hollow.

Thank you for the lesson, it’s just what I was lookin for. Cheers!

Love it👍

please can you confirm the tuning ?

If, like me, you’ve been searching to hear a Mulecaster played acoustically (not amplified), you have arrived at the the right review. Coming from the acoustic guitar side of things this was important to me. A lot of electric guitar guys don’t pay much attention to this attribute but there is a wealth of tones at the lower volume end of the scale that I find interesting and even though there are some great, portable, battery powered amps these days sometimes you just want to go as bare bones as possible. This a great review and was very helpful to me. I’m probably going to buy one.

I just got one. The Sunburst. I love it.

What if you could buy it for $423 as I did? Would that pirice be fair? I'm still waiting for it to arrive. Best wishes!

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Telecaster more that country tone and the Gretsch more twang for that country twang

Awesome video!! Love this song, hoping to tackle it now.

great lesson

And then my bigbsy tele, which is even more quieter than a strat 😀

I am a sixty seven year old guitar player , and have been playing since I was thirteen . I fell in love with Johnny Winters steel playing when I was about seventeen and could not afford a National Steel so I bought a ton of copy's over the years you know the ones Regals Recording Kings , I even had a Dobro style O .I bought my first National ten years ago and I can testify it is well worth the extra cash .............playability, sound, reliability . Just my humble opinion

Well good very helpful.

Really interesting review. Honest & insightful. The Gibson 335 sounded like you had the tone rolled all the way back on the Mule. The Gibson was dull in comparison. The acoustic resonance was shocking to me. The Mule Sounded way better acoustically. Thanks mate 👍

Did you sell it the end?

Great job

Thank you making this, just i have been wanting to understand before buying a semi hollow body guitar

Very nice. Thanks. What is the second chord you are playing?

So boring

Great! Thank You very much for the lesson!

tortoise scratch plate are a upgrade, maybe someone would swap with you?

Ok I have just seen you mention that :) comparison with an SG is still a point though

How do you rate the high frets access compared to an SG? I am thinking of slide playing mainly

Awesome playing!

Is that your wife singing?

Excellent

Donald Trump can go to hell. Oh, sorry. Wrong video.

I wonder if a trem lock/stopper would resolve the tuning issues for steel bends? Put it on for country gigs/recording, and then remove it for other styles.

It sounded close enough to the real tele, I think, but more importantly, the tele pickup sounded MUCH better than the strat pickup.

I got one of these, after watching your review. I don't mind a rolled fretboard edge, but the noventa's neck feels pretty nice to me. The body is fine too. I wouldn't want it any more rounded. I don't mind the pots, but I know that the wiring ain't great, so I'll probably get CTS pots and an orange drop. Honestly, my biggest problem is with the bridge saddles. They're slanted, so the low string kinda slides back and forth. I need compensated saddles with some kind of groove cut into them. Oh well, this seems like a Tele problem generally.

Thank you!!!!!!!!! Just what I was looking for.

excellent! ive been working on learning this tune as a beginner bluegrass picker. learning from Banjo ben too😊

I love lap steel guitars and even hollow body electric guitars still to this day i also play my mictell acoustic guitar i love how every guitar has something different with it