@vantagestudios In 1931 the "frying pan" guitar was introduced by George Beauchamp and produced by Rickenbacker Electro, and it was actually the first electric lap steel, not a true guitar. The 1937 Electar Model M was the first to be designed and manufactured as a true guitar, by definition. So, you are partially right, partially wrong. Hope this helps.
Its a pity Epiphone no longer make their own guitars because that one is pretty dam good. Now they just make Gibson copies? Please let me know if im wrong!
@Mflyingspacemonkey Gibson owns Epiphone. Gibson owns plenty of guitar companies; like Baldwin, Epiphone, Kalamazoo,Kramer, Maestro, Slingerland, Steinberger, Tobias,Valley Arts and Wurlitzer. One of Epiphone's purposes is to provide Gibson looks and decent sounds at an affordable price. They do still make their own signature guitars. One of my favorites is the Epiphone Wildkat. Go check out their website for more info. Hope this helps.
ahhhhhahahahaha 1930,s led zeppelin shame the players in the 30,s never had the fuzz pedal rock music would have sounded very different today if they had lol
better caracteristique than current les pauls , maybe more different -everyone has a les paul you know. and also the clean tone is suprisingly perfect.
@jxemc you're an idiot. its not a script im pretty sure when you're spending the kind of money that people pay for these guitars you want to make sure you know everything about the guitar
Interesting history on the first electric guitar. We all know the first solid body electric guitar are the Leo Fender's broadcaster and Mr. Les Paul's electric guitar. Peace, Flood!
@evelasq1 no broadcaster was the first mass production solid body but bigsby luthier and Rickenbacker did solidbody in the early 40's before the tele's prototypein 49 .Happyto perfect your education
@evelasq1 no broadcaster was the first mass production solid body but bigsby luthier and Rickenbacker did solidbody in the early 40's before the tele's prototype in 49 .Happyto perfect your education
Yes, it's a great riff. It's from Led Zeppelin's 'Bring it on Home'. The song starts as a slow blues, then Jimmy Page explodes into that riff at 1:44. If you like Old School blues-rock riffs check out our version of Money for Nothing at loosecovers.blogspot.com
@antonis0035tc Yes, it's a great riff. It's from Led Zeppelin's 'Bring it on home'. The song starts as a slow blues, then explodes into that riff at 1:44. If you like Old School blues-rock riffs check out our version of Dire Straits - Money for Nothing at loosecovers.blogspot.com
@amosschorr93 I think its because of the pickup, horse-shoe mounts usually dont make much feedback on acoustic-electric instruments, he might also have used a noise gate. Cheers!
I love 1930's music. Today I have in front of me on my work bench one of two identical amplifier chassis that I just pulled from my 1946 Wurlitzer model 310 'Vibrato' tone cabinet. It was Wurli's answer to Donald Leslie's 'Leslie'. Go to the organ Forum and look at this post:
One of the first Leslie's (?)- 30A didn't sell for $500 today! Ouch
This is one of Don's very first Leslie cabinets.
My 310 cab came w/ my 46' Wurlitzer Orgatron. It was an electrostatic reed organ. Look up Wurlitzer 4600.
I am convinced 100% that this is one of the best guitars ever made...all guitars should have that type quality,....damn...only 2500...If I had only known.
Sorry but this is not the first or even close to the first electric guitar. Here are a few: The Stromberg Electro, 1928, the prototype electro (Rickenbacker) that is in the museum in Wichita, Kansas. I was built to not have acoustic resonance and act like a solid body, in about August of 1932. How about Lloyd's Loar ViVi-Tone stuff, 1932. Oh and we need to remember the Dobro All Electric 1933. Vega 1935, Regal 1935, list is long. , the list goes on, Please get your facts RIGHT..
See, instead of an Evil Robot amp, you guys should come up with something new. A new model of guitar, made entirely to the specifications of Phil X. It could be the new Les Paul or Strat, and you'd be sure to have many fans.
Wow...that was a true privilege. The guitar looks like it's in amazing condition for something that's 74 years old (that's mind blowing)...that's more than twice my age. It must be worth a fortune. Thanks for the journey Phil.
so is this an early rip off? This thing is SO similar to the 1930's Electro Spanish by Rickenbacker it's not even funny. (from the Ultimate Guitar book by Tony Bacon P.54. 1991)
Reguardless, it sounds INCREDIBLE and i am super jealous of the person who got to buy it :)
@eatmydustco i knew it!!!!i knew it!!!!!!it sounded like Led Zeppelin.i just couldn t remember the song.thank you * 1000000.and yes they are the Gods Of Rock!!!!!
Cool guy..fun playing...you'd think it would be a ajzz box,... but not where that pickup is. Rolling off, the real question is...how does the volume decrease when you roll off the top end...if this guitar had a pickup put where it is because sit could cut through with a big band...then it makes a lotta sense. Just wonder how much volume is lost when the tone is cut back.
@frettedamericana what was the name of that song you were playing with the distortion at 1:32 im pretty sure its by led zeppelin plz respond its killing me
I really wish that you wouldn't demo EVERY guitar like a hard rock - heavy metal guitar... For a hard rocker its a nice demo otherwise it totally misses the point.
okay what is the intro to the song at the beginning of the video
WiiGamerof1995 2 days ago
1:30 - 1973 Electar stands for 'SOUND' Amazing, they should start building these guitars again!!
thestrum71 1 week ago
NOT the first electric guitar. That is a false claim. Rickenbacher had the first electric guitar.
vantagestudios 1 week ago
@vantagestudios In 1931 the "frying pan" guitar was introduced by George Beauchamp and produced by Rickenbacker Electro, and it was actually the first electric lap steel, not a true guitar. The 1937 Electar Model M was the first to be designed and manufactured as a true guitar, by definition. So, you are partially right, partially wrong. Hope this helps.
smacman68 1 week ago
Phil should do another review of this guitar but obviously a longer review. I wanna hear more from the guitar.
LoyalKnightofOrion 1 week ago
Holy shit that sounds surprisingly good!
thatwasbuttery171717 1 week ago
1:30 , Shit just got real
alexc475 2 weeks ago 4
1:30 Fuck boring stuff...lets play some Zeppelin babe!!
MusicMan44144 2 weeks ago
you have to do, which i can't xd lol
GhettoBlaster212 2 weeks ago
alice cooper could have used this...i wanna be electard..;-)
boleynali 2 weeks ago
Every time I think that I know what the first electric guitar invented was, I always seem to be wrong
xdivinebladex 3 weeks ago
Its a pity Epiphone no longer make their own guitars because that one is pretty dam good. Now they just make Gibson copies? Please let me know if im wrong!
Mflyingspacemonkey 3 weeks ago
@Mflyingspacemonkey epiphone works for gibson now if i am not wrong
ljubes 1 week ago
@Mflyingspacemonkey Gibson owns Epiphone. Gibson owns plenty of guitar companies; like Baldwin, Epiphone, Kalamazoo,Kramer, Maestro, Slingerland, Steinberger, Tobias,Valley Arts and Wurlitzer. One of Epiphone's purposes is to provide Gibson looks and decent sounds at an affordable price. They do still make their own signature guitars. One of my favorites is the Epiphone Wildkat. Go check out their website for more info. Hope this helps.
italiansrock101 1 week ago
What's the price tag on that guitar?
JManGuitar5150 3 weeks ago
ahhhhhahahahaha 1930,s led zeppelin shame the players in the 30,s never had the fuzz pedal rock music would have sounded very different today if they had lol
shredmaster100 3 weeks ago
that thing sounds amazing. very surprising they got it so right the first time
jaikwillis 3 weeks ago
ELEKTAR!!!!
AlivePhoenix 1 month ago
sounds amazing
l33tshoe 1 month ago
This just took awesome to a whole new level!! O.o
joaomosc 1 month ago
Holy shit. Bring It On Home..... on THAT guitar ??? DUDE. That was badass.
TheGibsonman1959 1 month ago
It should sound strat-ish. Apart from the magnet the pickups are basically almost the same.
MadSpectro7 1 month ago
electar....
ELECTAR!!!!!
BranmanR 1 month ago 11
better caracteristique than current les pauls , maybe more different -everyone has a les paul you know. and also the clean tone is suprisingly perfect.
kirkhammett110919901 1 month ago
37 ???? HOLY SHIT
olivierjaquet 1 month ago
we want eruption on it!
GREGCAROLAN 1 month ago
1:39 Bring it on home - Led Zeppelin
zaratejosecarlos 1 month ago
the first electric guitar was the frying pan
guitarreilly 1 month ago
reading off the script much?!
jxemc 1 month ago
@jxemc you're an idiot. its not a script im pretty sure when you're spending the kind of money that people pay for these guitars you want to make sure you know everything about the guitar
TheCollisionofworlds 1 month ago
How much is it??
flashpadxxx 2 months ago
the frying pan was made in 1931
iTzFreakoutz 2 months ago 5
"we have this crazy here"
kylemuirr 2 months ago
I just love when he look at it about 1:19 and just goes crazy whit bring it on home ;)
Russianbaker 3 months ago
Interesting history on the first electric guitar. We all know the first solid body electric guitar are the Leo Fender's broadcaster and Mr. Les Paul's electric guitar. Peace, Flood!
evelasq1 3 months ago
@evelasq1 no broadcaster was the first mass production solid body but bigsby luthier and Rickenbacker did solidbody in the early 40's before the tele's prototypein 49 .Happyto perfect your education
Mortalmind1 1 month ago
@evelasq1 no broadcaster was the first mass production solid body but bigsby luthier and Rickenbacker did solidbody in the early 40's before the tele's prototype in 49 .Happyto perfect your education
Mortalmind1 1 month ago
ctfxc
cjohn152769 3 months ago
Yes, it's a great riff. It's from Led Zeppelin's 'Bring it on Home'. The song starts as a slow blues, then Jimmy Page explodes into that riff at 1:44. If you like Old School blues-rock riffs check out our version of Money for Nothing at loosecovers.blogspot.com
TheLooseCovers 4 months ago
his shirt says PINK TACO
yaniselmasri 4 months ago
Beautifull time machine..♪♫ ƒ.
feelingproject 4 months ago
that riff at the end sounded AWESOME. jesus christ, its like i will never find that kind of roar. it just grabs you by the boo boo doesnt it?
YugoDaWolf 4 months ago in playlist YugoDaWolf's favorites
whats the song in 1:32???? pls reply if its not a song can you pls pls pls send me the tabs?
antonis0035tc 4 months ago
@antonis0035tc Yes, it's a great riff. It's from Led Zeppelin's 'Bring it on home'. The song starts as a slow blues, then explodes into that riff at 1:44. If you like Old School blues-rock riffs check out our version of Dire Straits - Money for Nothing at loosecovers.blogspot.com
TheLooseCovers 4 months ago
@antonis0035tc led zeppelin-bring it on home
keeffan49 4 months ago
@antonis0035tc It's a Led Zeppelin song, but I can't remember the name.... sorry
Duroduro666 4 months ago
i thought the frying pan was the first electric guitar
Bloodwagon1 5 months ago
Wow, almost 80 years of innovation, and the first guitar sounds like 90% of the guitars we make today.
Socioistic 5 months ago
wow, we finally got something right the first time
WeRiseAgain 5 months ago
holy fuck, that is from 37 and it has a badass metal sound. haha cool
krazy4knives 5 months ago 43
@krazy4knives It's more in the amp to be honest... lol
Iroynic 2 months ago
rickenbacker frying pan, anyone?
mrjehupitchfork 5 months ago
I'd SO love that.
CadillacL 5 months ago
Sounds amazing
SuperLaccee 6 months ago
Sounds amazing :D
SuperLaccee 6 months ago
@amosschorr93 I think its because of the pickup, horse-shoe mounts usually dont make much feedback on acoustic-electric instruments, he might also have used a noise gate. Cheers!
brumnusguardian 6 months ago
wasnt rickenbacker frying pan the first electric guitar?
guitarkidshredman 6 months ago 2
@guitarkidshredman yup. these people dont know what they're talking about.
mrjehupitchfork 5 months ago
2,500? i thought maybe 175,000
iwillgetthisdone 6 months ago
I admit, I'm an Electard! ;D
DimmyAraujo 6 months ago
1:30 - Geez, I think I just jizzed my pants! O.O''
DimmyAraujo 6 months ago 77
@DimmyAraujo Bring it on home-Led Zeppelin
kildare97 6 months ago
@DimmyAraujo I know what you mean. I never thought that look and that sound could coexist in one guitar.
MadSpectro7 2 months ago
@DimmyAraujo Hey what song is that
gibsonrocker0701 1 month ago
I love 1930's music. Today I have in front of me on my work bench one of two identical amplifier chassis that I just pulled from my 1946 Wurlitzer model 310 'Vibrato' tone cabinet. It was Wurli's answer to Donald Leslie's 'Leslie'. Go to the organ Forum and look at this post:
One of the first Leslie's (?)- 30A didn't sell for $500 today! Ouch
This is one of Don's very first Leslie cabinets.
My 310 cab came w/ my 46' Wurlitzer Orgatron. It was an electrostatic reed organ. Look up Wurlitzer 4600.
paulj0557 7 months ago
yeah this isnt the first electric guitar, the first was the rickenbacker frying pan.
chrisslipknt444 7 months ago
I am convinced 100% that this is one of the best guitars ever made...all guitars should have that type quality,....damn...only 2500...If I had only known.
metachozoite 7 months ago
i was like shit wasnt expecting that when you played zepplin
weaponpigeon 7 months ago
lmao pulls some zeppelin out of a fossil of a great guitar, genius XD
npuzio1 7 months ago
@kevinreedmusic
bring it on hooooome
xPsuedo 7 months ago
Sorry but this is not the first or even close to the first electric guitar. Here are a few: The Stromberg Electro, 1928, the prototype electro (Rickenbacker) that is in the museum in Wichita, Kansas. I was built to not have acoustic resonance and act like a solid body, in about August of 1932. How about Lloyd's Loar ViVi-Tone stuff, 1932. Oh and we need to remember the Dobro All Electric 1933. Vega 1935, Regal 1935, list is long. , the list goes on, Please get your facts RIGHT..
1935prototype 7 months ago
god, I would love a guitar like this.
panteraman32 8 months ago
no, ES-150 was the first
TeamXTREMEPANTERA 8 months ago
wasn't the first electric guitar "The log"?
godkilla995 8 months ago
wasn't the first electric guitar "The log"
godkilla995 8 months ago
alright, don't hate me but what's the song at 1:32? I'm having the biggest brain fart right now, I'm pretty sure it's a Zep song
kevinreedmusic 8 months ago
@kevinreedmusic
yes it's led zeppelin
song :bring it on home
lucasgrzep 8 months ago
@kevinreedmusic
yes it's led zeppelin
song :bring it on home
lucasgrzep 8 months ago
@kevinreedmusic bring it on home
Guitar1hero23 7 months ago
for the first electric guitar, sounds pretty damm good !!
TheBushyhair 8 months ago
zeppelin works on EVERYTHING
TheStormtrooperrr 8 months ago
Amazing sustain!! <3 I want one. haha
LoyalKnightofOrion 8 months ago
Oh just bring it on home!
YodaVanGrindey95 8 months ago
Electar... ELECTAR!!!
TheJunglegun 8 months ago
1:03 I think he was HONESTLY suprised at that! Just like everyone else!
CCRWoodstock 8 months ago
Phil is so funny....... ;-)
SDPickups 8 months ago
Amazing guitar and tone!
shreivox 8 months ago
That guitar looks like it could play itself, damn i want to try one!!
alexbl 9 months ago
See, instead of an Evil Robot amp, you guys should come up with something new. A new model of guitar, made entirely to the specifications of Phil X. It could be the new Les Paul or Strat, and you'd be sure to have many fans.
thirdrider 9 months ago 2
Do you have anymore or have any idea if i can find one some were?
JonasHater96 9 months ago
Beautifulllllll
blackoath 9 months ago
man that sounds so good, I can't believe that they got it right the time!
leachim6 9 months ago
man that sounds spanky and delicious
leachim6 9 months ago
Near the end of the video, do you remember if you were using a Bad Monkey? Or was that all natural overdrive?
Shaharazad221 10 months ago
this isnt the first guitar? the first guitar was made by rickenbacker
TYX1123 10 months ago
what strings do the guitars have?
AlexWolfking 10 months ago
Is it the "Frying Pan" was the first electric guitar that was made in 1931?
rockermetalhead1200 10 months ago
1:45 electar!!!
apkts 10 months ago
Wow...that was a true privilege. The guitar looks like it's in amazing condition for something that's 74 years old (that's mind blowing)...that's more than twice my age. It must be worth a fortune. Thanks for the journey Phil.
hotandspicy666 10 months ago
@hotandspicy666
Sold for 2500 dollars... Surprised me too.
Carthsgtr 10 months ago
Play some White Stripes.
Daan7000 10 months ago
Hahahaha Bring It On Home Phil!!! Woo!
Pepper2Jason 10 months ago
Rockin the Zepp on a 74 year old guitar....amazing!
WeberRockGuitar 11 months ago
haha i love the way he realises the logic of "electar" at the end...quote: "an electar...electar...ELECTAR! :D" xD
sourpinklemons0809 11 months ago 25
thats some good tone
fcbtim 11 months ago
i thought the first electric guitar was the rickenbacker frying pan?
or was this considered the first electric guitar. as in a guitar. not a lap steel. which is still a guitar right?
imdoing a project on the history of electric guitars. i need to know this...
lanci122 11 months ago 3
so is this an early rip off? This thing is SO similar to the 1930's Electro Spanish by Rickenbacker it's not even funny. (from the Ultimate Guitar book by Tony Bacon P.54. 1991)
Reguardless, it sounds INCREDIBLE and i am super jealous of the person who got to buy it :)
bungmasterteddybear 11 months ago
lol, he is just reading the text in the beginning :P
klimklimklim123 11 months ago
thats one beautiful sounding guitar
skaterzakk 1 year ago
throw on some emgs and plug it into a nice marshall
tman003 1 year ago
kay tear drop guitar sounds like that too
runingblackbear 1 year ago
whats that song he was playing ??
hazthefool 1 year ago
@hazthefool Led Zeppelin Bring It on home
TheSlithy 1 year ago
on 1:32 what song is that??and it sounded really cool right there
gsxr08061991 1 year ago
@gsxr08061991 Led Zeppelin- Bring It On Home
jaycubzz 1 year ago
@jaycubzz thank you thank you thank you!!!!!!!
gsxr08061991 11 months ago
@gsxr08061991 that my friend is the greatest rock and roll band in the world, led zeppelin with their song bring it on home!
eatmydustco 1 year ago
@eatmydustco i knew it!!!!i knew it!!!!!!it sounded like Led Zeppelin.i just couldn t remember the song.thank you * 1000000.and yes they are the Gods Of Rock!!!!!
gsxr08061991 11 months ago
That was Bo Burnham at the opening.
cornholiyo2 1 year ago
Sounds like an acoustic Tele.
Alphastyx7 1 year ago
sound crazy !!!
Stag6547 1 year ago
are there reprints of such instruments produced?
paranormalium88 1 year ago
Haha nice fail, :P, reading the telepromter there, or whatever, at least it looks like your reading something :P
KeThDy 1 year ago
Hmmm... maybe the first electric guitar for Epiphone/Electar. History shows that the first electric guitar was invented and produced by Rickenbacher
vantagestudios 1 year ago
@vantagestudios and maybe late 20's or early 30's
RythmTR 1 year ago
That's seriously the best bang for buck! AWESOME TONE!!!
lauriedepaurie 1 year ago
Cool guy..fun playing...you'd think it would be a ajzz box,... but not where that pickup is. Rolling off, the real question is...how does the volume decrease when you roll off the top end...if this guitar had a pickup put where it is because sit could cut through with a big band...then it makes a lotta sense. Just wonder how much volume is lost when the tone is cut back.
sclogse1 1 year ago
look im wondering why do rickenbackers go for so much i need one for cheap
MartyMcfly4890 1 year ago
@MartyMcfly4890 Indie makes some rickenbacker copies that are around 500 bucks i think. and they are really nice :)
HarvesterBob 1 year ago
why the Internet killed television intro?
lolrshiizzle1 1 year ago
just imagine how much this is!
projectspillman 1 year ago
sold?
gruhonjic 1 year ago
@gruhonjic yes, sold - it was listed at $2,500
frettedamericana 1 year ago 13
@frettedamericana i thought it costs a lot more :o
MetalCorexD 11 months ago
@frettedamericana
That's it?? I would've expected around 10 grand or higher. Thats amazing
Metalhead0166 11 months ago
@frettedamericana what was the name of that song you were playing with the distortion at 1:32 im pretty sure its by led zeppelin plz respond its killing me
dudehappystar 9 months ago
@dudehappystar Bring it on Home!
Mikeisbored1990 9 months ago
@frettedamericana too cheap
Th3M1racl3 9 months ago
@frettedamericana for one of the first electric guitars out there, that's cheap. Well cheaper than most guitars I've seen that are not as old.
MegaDarth666 9 months ago
@frettedamericana It's should have gone for more than $2,500. My opinion.
LoyalKnightofOrion 8 months ago
@frettedamericana Thats it??? :P couldn't you of got alot more for it?
ravenshield56 7 months ago
@frettedamericana how could it only go for 2500 if it was the first electric guitar?
shujinse 7 months ago
@frettedamericana to cheap!
AmnellAndreas 7 months ago
@frettedamericana nice . . . i`ll go kill my shelf now . . .
okavipra 5 months ago
@frettedamericana too cheap for that guitar :(
ultimatumborda 5 months ago
@frettedamericana Thats it???
Rideandlively 5 months ago
Song at 1:32...Pleasee!! wahts the name...just sound amazing!!!...pleasee!!!
embiamemucho 1 year ago
@embiamemucho
bring it on home by led zeppelin
LucasM017 1 year ago
they could totally play heavy metal in ww2
MajkeTiTvoje 1 year ago 2
electar, ELECTAR!! xD
eduardo0796 1 year ago
thats like demoing a B.C. Rich by playing jazz and folk. what a nobbit.
gummibaerchenmap 1 year ago
nice when he busts out with the Jimmy page!
bpl711 1 year ago
DAMN IT'S LIKE BELLS
mattave 1 year ago
I really wish that you wouldn't demo EVERY guitar like a hard rock - heavy metal guitar... For a hard rocker its a nice demo otherwise it totally misses the point.
bloodyfrets 1 year ago
@bloodyfrets
Damn its good to be a hard rocker these days !
imixers 1 year ago
damn dude how long have u been playing?
dare4distance69 1 year ago
That guitar sounds like a dream
SavageDutchman 1 year ago
That guitar amazing!
SavageDutchman 1 year ago
how much is the so called electar
wolfmangml1 1 year ago
If you still have this guitar would you consider doing it again? I would love to hear some delta blues type stuff on this guitar.
Metalhead001122 1 year ago
Kind of funny watching him play that guitar with that much overdrive
sekacbarc 1 year ago
That's one lovely guitar...
IxScoreI 1 year ago
1:32 shit gets serious.
D0ST03VSKY 1 year ago 104
@D0ST03VSKY What's the riff at that point?
75pro76 1 year ago
@D0ST03VSKY ur tellin me
cmissdemeanor 1 year ago
@D0ST03VSKY what was the name of that song im pretty sure its by led zeppelin
dudehappystar 9 months ago
@D0ST03VSKY Bet that's not what they had in mind back in the '30s - haha. Love it.
intooblv 8 months ago
PINK TACO!
ConnorLovesMusic67 1 year ago 41
that sounds absolutely amazing.
desr2395 1 year ago
Electar... ELECTAR!
MAIJORproductions 1 year ago
Electar. ELECTAR!!!!!!!!!
reverenfender 1 year ago
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MAIJORproductions 1 year ago
the look on his face when he said electar.. should 'ave said eureka instead! hahaaaha
hoodiey 1 year ago
Its too bad you sold this, I would have loved to see a 10 minute vid of this guitar.
bigfish0886 1 year ago
that electar sounds so awesome, no joke. now i know i could survive in 1937!!
motlencore89 1 year ago