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  • Not bad, but some important parts were missed. Plus you're letting too much noise escape from the strings at times, and a few of your bends weren't hitting the correct tones. Not to worry though, just keep at it mate!

  • Nice robot skillz.

  • what kind of guitar?it looke like some kind of weird prs strat

  • @undergroundamericana  It is not weird PRS, but out of production Fender Showmaster.

  • @Muzikusmultiensis oh.thanks for the info.

  • Nice, but I can do it better, seriously.

  • @MegistosZeys

    Good for you.

  • @MegistosZeys vids or it didn't happen pall

  • Výborné

  • Im not sure but if it was because they were selling too many, they should have expanded to make room for the showmaster, and even expanded on the showmaster

  • @muzikusmultiensis do you have tabs?

  • @newjerseyfan101 Sorry, I do not have tabs.

  • @newjerseyfan101

    Ultimateguitar has tabs.

  • I bought a Showmaster about four years ago and loved every second i owned it. A while ago, as it was sitting on the stand, I knocked it over accidentally and the headstock snapped right off. I absolutely miss it, but got a 1987 Gibson SG in its place. The playability was amazing, and the neck was perfect thickness. I like the sound of the SG pickups better, and it's more durable, but i would still love to go back in time and save it, it truly is unique

  • @hendrix4PLURR Yes, playability is one of the selling points for this guitar. It looks great, sounds decent - I really wonder why Fender discontinued the Showmaster. I know it has something to do with a running the business. But were they selling too few of them, or too much of them? - as to endanger sales of American Strats.

  • whoaaaa you skipped like the best part around 0:23

  • @joshcaprai

    Sure, I skipped large portions of this masterpiece. I just do not have time to figure out whole piece in its entire lenght and intricacy. And by the way - it was not written for electric guitar, but I do not have the pipe organ at home.

  • @Muzikusmultiensis i'm aware it wasn't written for guitar, haha.

  • @Muzikusmultiensis It's still the best part xD you should learn it...it's very simple

  • DUDE HOW MUCH DID you give 4 that guitar cuz i got the same 1 but im wondering if i shood trade it 4 a les paul cuz i been wanting 1 4 soo long!!

  • @SouthernDoom666

    If you have chance to trade it for Gibson Les Paul - by all means, go ahead. But I would not trade mine for Epiphone Les Paul. This Fender Showmaster is so unique (and not produced anymore), it might be collectible item in 20-30 years. Plus it sounds decently and neck is playable like few other guitars out there.

  • @SouthernDoom666

    If you have chance to trade it for Gibson Les Paul - by all means, go ahead. But I would not trade mine for Epiphone Les Paul. This Fender Showmaster is so unique (and not produced anymore), it might be collectible item in 20-30 years. Plus it sounds decently and neck is playable like few other guitars out there.

  • la guitarra electrica con distorcion pone muchas limitaciones, es por esa razon que esa musica no se puede tocar con distorcion debido a que se escucha mucho el sucio.

  • 5 stars ;)

  • wow. your vibrato and tone were horrible idk anything else to say except that you chose a great classical piece to cover. not too bad but could be much much... much better

  • Have you even tried playing this? It's one solid piece of work.

  • I agree about the tone, but he plays it really well!! It just sounds too trebley, that's all.

  • I going to have to find some tab for this. Great paying !

  • You skipped the hardest part...

    Eh...

    That is a Fender?!

    It doesn't sound anything like a fender, sounds more like an Ibanez...

    Annoying squeeky sound.

  • Hm, I just heard the piece here an there in concerts, and one day decided to put it together for the guitar. So, I might have missed something. The "annoying squeeky" sound has more to do with the amp (transistor Marschall) and the setting. I strugled to find a sound that would not be too metally. We have two other Fenders at home - Mexican Telecaster and American Stratocaster (plus 8 other guitars) and this one, for me, is right behind the Gretsch when the "feel" is considered.

  • Oh..

    Well I never heard the showmaster live myself so I guess I can't judge.

    Maybe a clean sound with high volume + high reverb would've been better... Should work fantastic with a high quality Fender tube amp, the ones with the spring reverb.

    Might not even need pedals.

    But yeah, of curse, overall it was good, great guitar playing.

    I can't do it as good myself :).

  • is that a show master

  • Yes, it is a Fender Show Master. This guitar must have been off limited commercial success, since Fender doe not make it anymore.

  • ive been looking for that exact guitar forever now. ive played it before and loved the set up where can one find it. i absolutely love it.

  • @NAtePoo

    The guitar is Fender Showmaster and it is out of production. You will have to find a used one somewhere on the internet, or in local shops, if you are lucky.

  • actually this is the toccata, not the fuga

  • great playing but that tone is annoying after a while, too much treble, not evough bass :p

  • naprawee fajnie :))

  • Impressiv. Nothing less!

  • good

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  • Nice.

  • It's Fender Showmaster ????

  • Yes, it is. I believe Fender does not make this one anymore.

  • great!!

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