I have his 1984 pink Ibanez pro series that Buk used to play out with in the Cleveland area back when he was in high school with Catch 22. I pray to it every morning.
beautiful!! I always thought ash body guitars would be too bright so I always stuck to alder..whats the secret..? also would the sound be very different if it was an alder body all else being the same-pickups neck etc. thank you very beautiful sound and playing of course
My buddy is a nashville player and sings the praises of Senn guitars. This one sounds glorious in Tom's hands, fer sure. Does the body have smaller dimensions (like an Anderson) or is it standard Fender sizing? It looks smaller in the video. Maybe Buk's just a bigger guy, I dunno. Anyway, the video, guitar, and playing, (and wood paneling) are all beautiful. To everyone involved, well done.
since the time this clip was shot, there has been a resurgence in 70's wood paneling sales....people have been gutting old buildings and farmhouses of any usable 70's paneling they can find because of it's warm acoustical reflective properties
This whole thread sounds like a big circle jerk to me. I guess I'm not sure what this guitar will do that my "dare I say" Fender 62 Thinskin RI won't...Good luck though. You have a bunch of folk kissing you feet already. I guess thats what it takes.
My answer was tongue in cheek & friendly jesting/questioning. If you read a derogatory or "shitty" tone to my response then you applied that yourself. It's one of the unfortunate things about the internet/chat forums. Things can be taken entirely out of context or read with a totally different tone than intended. There are many builders these days offering similar products at many price points and if you wish to spend your money with one of them I wish you the best of luck in your quest for tone
I sent you numerous questions about placing an order you blew them off. Couple vids of good players has apparently gone to your head. You certainly aren't the only good luthier out there. I wish you luck in maturing and developing relationships with potential customers. Now that you know how to build guitars, learn how to deal with prospective customers.
GOOD NIGHT, YOU FRIEND THE ACHA Lolli Blackface MORE INTERESTING THAT THE JUNTAS 57/62 AND 69CS ... a hug and congratulations on your sound very pleasant to listen ...
Man o man, this just can't be totally improvised, come on it's just to friggin' perfect. I love that tune, I already learned it step by step, sec by sec. It reminds me of John Mayer and slow dancing in a burning room, same vibe. Total impro? I guess I'm not that talented as Mr. Tom :S At least his surname is from a neighbour country I live in :P Totally awesome :O
I think the Lollar Blackface or Specials would sound great in your Strat. Send them an email inquiry. Jason is quite the expert and can help with your choice.
I don't care for Stainless frets myself. Too brite for me.
great stuff... I've been looking around for a guitar for a while and a Senn is probably top of my list... expect an order from Ireland in the new year..
Please tell me if you would put these pickups in a alder body strat with stainless steel frets? do you like stainless frets? I also have buzz feiten tuning. Thanks
The song is an improvisation. The Tone is first and foremost from Tom's hands and heart, trust me on that one. The gear is a very lightweight ash bodied Original Senn Fullerton on the Lollar Blackface neck pickup through a Princeton Reverb with a touch of delay courtesy a Line 6 Echo Park.
The Lollars have a wider frequency range and tend to "hear" the wood of the individual guitar better and translate that through an amp. They tend to take the "S" style guitar tone a bit further and enhance it while still having a vintage lineage.
The Fralins are more traditional sounding albeit really good sounding at that.
I'm generalizing though for the sake of description. We have used both brands extensively with outstanding results. The wood dictates what is needed
tom bukovac is an incredible human being
bengrockson 2 months ago
An inspiration.
dandeveau 3 months ago
I realy can not understand how somebody can dislake something so pure, gentle like this? This is a musical art in the most beautiful form...
hesse13 9 months ago
I have his 1984 pink Ibanez pro series that Buk used to play out with in the Cleveland area back when he was in high school with Catch 22. I pray to it every morning.
chimwig 10 months ago
Beautiful! Awesome gear!
heliobluesrock 1 year ago
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bengrockson 1 year ago
could listen to that for weeks.
ajfx 1 year ago
Sound pretty good. I remember this guy from Ohio and the band Catch 22. Good for him.
buddastrat 1 year ago
that was awesome is that a song or did he improv it?
tinycarte 1 year ago
Hi Jeff,
Do the flatpole Lollars work better with rosewood neck strats than staggered ones?
ditiseenleukevideo 2 years ago
I bought the Lollars Tom has in his guitar. They are currently in my Strat Deluxe with a maple neck. The best damn pickups....ever. Period.
theshyguitarist 2 years ago
How's the Ole British bass you bought from me Tom?
Hows the hands doing? Hope your recovering well.
Later.
BirdDog.~
birddoggarton 2 years ago
Very very tasy playing...
valleyarts1992 2 years ago
He's the Top Dog here in Nash.
On all the records. Most of them anyway.
Not a ButtHead like Mason is. LOL!!
birddoggarton 2 years ago
Nice sound and playing.
funkyjones 2 years ago
beautiful!! I always thought ash body guitars would be too bright so I always stuck to alder..whats the secret..? also would the sound be very different if it was an alder body all else being the same-pickups neck etc. thank you very beautiful sound and playing of course
konshess 2 years ago
Yeah indeed! Same pickups but alder body/ rw neck vs. ash body / maple neck = diff. sound very easy to hear.
clutchen 2 years ago
Sounds great!! Is it a princeton reissue or an original one?
inspectormorse 2 years ago
The Princeton Reverb that Tom is using in the video is a '73 with a new cabinet
JeffSennGuitars 2 years ago
nice but what kind of combo do you play through here..
rumpenisse 2 years ago
The combo is a Princeton Reverb with a 12" Eminence Speaker and there is a bit of delay courtesy of a Line 6 Echo Park
JeffSennGuitars 2 years ago
what kind of combo do you play here?
rumpenisse 2 years ago
Nice pickups but it is in the fingers as well, very nice !
M7OBrien 2 years ago
GUH. amazing playing.
jgodin312 2 years ago
The lollar blackface is good for strtato with maple neck?
gomusic75 2 years ago
We have used the Lollar Blackface pickups in both rosewood and maple fretboard instruments with great results. A fine pickup indeed.
JeffSennGuitars 2 years ago
inspiring!
jonbritty 2 years ago
My buddy is a nashville player and sings the praises of Senn guitars. This one sounds glorious in Tom's hands, fer sure. Does the body have smaller dimensions (like an Anderson) or is it standard Fender sizing? It looks smaller in the video. Maybe Buk's just a bigger guy, I dunno. Anyway, the video, guitar, and playing, (and wood paneling) are all beautiful. To everyone involved, well done.
dognmoon 2 years ago
The Body is standard size. Buk has large hands, a large heart and large feet. Women love him.
JeffSennGuitars 2 years ago
You still got that MOJO, Tom!
RASPUTINREDRUMS123 2 years ago
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jeeves251 2 years ago 4
since the time this clip was shot, there has been a resurgence in 70's wood paneling sales....people have been gutting old buildings and farmhouses of any usable 70's paneling they can find because of it's warm acoustical reflective properties
501chorusecho 2 years ago
I've got a MINT 1972 4x8 piece in a very rare cherry veneer, buk! I'll offer it to you first as it would be a asset to your paneling collection.
toddstopera 2 years ago
The guitar sounds amazing Jeff. Bukovac has old school soul
StratMatt70 2 years ago
hi, what's the neck specs? thickness at 1st fret, 12th fret ?
vybuot 2 years ago
The neck thickness is .952" at the first fret and .983" at the 12th.
It is a soft, rounded "V" profile
JeffSennGuitars 2 years ago
Thanks. It's very interesting... I'm getting a 0.9" at the first fret neck soon.. can't wait for it..
vybuot 2 years ago
hi again, what about the fretboard radius ? thx
vybuot 2 years ago
The radius is 9 1/2", 6105 frets
JeffSennGuitars 2 years ago
i can't stop listening to it... made it an mp3... so nice.. very good player !
vybuot 2 years ago
Great guitar, now get rid of the 1970's wood paneling. :)
nickstl77 2 years ago
'70's paneling? That's '50's era, old growth from the golden age of paneling. Much warmer reflections than the 70's variety. LOL!
JeffSennGuitars 2 years ago
Haha!!
nickstl77 2 years ago
Well Jeff works on my guitars and they are the best. There is a difference. He makes amazing instruments.
briankoaks 2 years ago
I've sent some questions via email and got very courteous responses from Jeff. Can't wait to own one of your guitars Jeff!
rose7025 2 years ago
Jeff, great sounding Strat; Tom really brings out the beauty of what you've built. -a
sharellemusic 2 years ago
This whole thread sounds like a big circle jerk to me. I guess I'm not sure what this guitar will do that my "dare I say" Fender 62 Thinskin RI won't...Good luck though. You have a bunch of folk kissing you feet already. I guess thats what it takes.
bigduke60 2 years ago
One nice axe!
mrbluetone 2 years ago
What sort of speaker is in that Princeton?
SteelStringSlinger 2 years ago
There is an Eminence Red Fang 12" speaker in the princeton in the video. The Eminence Private Jack sounds great as well
JeffSennGuitars 2 years ago
my fav youtube clip for a long time - superb.
krismorrismusic 2 years ago
What kind of bridge, nut and tuners?
bopplayer 2 years ago
Building a guitar are we?
JeffSennGuitars 2 years ago
Not with you and your shitty response to inquiries. Real cute, now another builder gets my dollar.
bopplayer 2 years ago
My answer was tongue in cheek & friendly jesting/questioning. If you read a derogatory or "shitty" tone to my response then you applied that yourself. It's one of the unfortunate things about the internet/chat forums. Things can be taken entirely out of context or read with a totally different tone than intended. There are many builders these days offering similar products at many price points and if you wish to spend your money with one of them I wish you the best of luck in your quest for tone
JeffSennGuitars 2 years ago
I sent you numerous questions about placing an order you blew them off. Couple vids of good players has apparently gone to your head. You certainly aren't the only good luthier out there. I wish you luck in maturing and developing relationships with potential customers. Now that you know how to build guitars, learn how to deal with prospective customers.
bopplayer 2 years ago
Are they flat or staggered pole? body wood?
bopplayer 2 years ago
Flat Pole, Ash Body
JeffSennGuitars 2 years ago
Bukovac is such an amazing musician
bigma51495 2 years ago 4
are those lollar's flat pole or staggered pole?
ES7Mike 2 years ago
Flat Pole
JeffSennGuitars 2 years ago
GOOD NIGHT, YOU FRIEND THE ACHA Lolli Blackface MORE INTERESTING THAT THE JUNTAS 57/62 AND 69CS ... a hug and congratulations on your sound very pleasant to listen ...
Fabioapf 2 years ago
Tom is amazing
nickstl77 2 years ago
This took my breath away. You've got major soul. Thank you for posting this.
Guitfiddler168 2 years ago
Hey Tommy, It's me, Dean, from the 80's. I still have your 1984 pink Ibanez (Betsy).
Beautiful guitar playing just as I remembered... You are the guitar god!
chimwig 3 years ago
Absolutely beautiful... masterful guitar playing.
Jack77s 3 years ago
Just came back for a relisten.
Great Player + Inspirational Guitar + that unexplainable, intangible thing called a "soul" = This YouTube Clip!
dcnicholas 3 years ago 9
what would you call this style of guitar playing? other than amazing.
i want to learn how to play like this man, that was incredible. i sound lame but seriiously, inspiring stuff.
classicrocker12392 3 years ago
Man o man, this just can't be totally improvised, come on it's just to friggin' perfect. I love that tune, I already learned it step by step, sec by sec. It reminds me of John Mayer and slow dancing in a burning room, same vibe. Total impro? I guess I'm not that talented as Mr. Tom :S At least his surname is from a neighbour country I live in :P Totally awesome :O
krnekino 3 years ago
Great sounding guitar. Amazing player.
I hear that sound in my head now.....no matter what I do.
dcnicholas 3 years ago
that was beautiful.
zuckermn 3 years ago
One of the finest players on the planet.
boonasty 3 years ago 2
I think the Lollar Blackface or Specials would sound great in your Strat. Send them an email inquiry. Jason is quite the expert and can help with your choice.
I don't care for Stainless frets myself. Too brite for me.
JeffSennGuitars 3 years ago
great stuff... I've been looking around for a guitar for a while and a Senn is probably top of my list... expect an order from Ireland in the new year..
gerryguitar 3 years ago 2
Jeff,
Please tell me if you would put these pickups in a alder body strat with stainless steel frets? do you like stainless frets? I also have buzz feiten tuning. Thanks
bopplayer 3 years ago
WOW .. ! best sounding tone i ve ever heard .. whats the name of the song? and are u only playing this song from a Lollar Blackface pickup? cheers :)
seatucker 3 years ago
The song is an improvisation. The Tone is first and foremost from Tom's hands and heart, trust me on that one. The gear is a very lightweight ash bodied Original Senn Fullerton on the Lollar Blackface neck pickup through a Princeton Reverb with a touch of delay courtesy a Line 6 Echo Park.
JeffSennGuitars 3 years ago
Louder...much louder... ;-)
hindsibabe 3 years ago
Holy cow. I'm floored by that sound. How do the pups compare to, say, fralins?
Antestor 3 years ago
The Lollars have a wider frequency range and tend to "hear" the wood of the individual guitar better and translate that through an amp. They tend to take the "S" style guitar tone a bit further and enhance it while still having a vintage lineage.
The Fralins are more traditional sounding albeit really good sounding at that.
I'm generalizing though for the sake of description. We have used both brands extensively with outstanding results. The wood dictates what is needed
JeffSennGuitars 3 years ago
The awesome Session Man!
Dear session man,
could you please start a youtube channel with loads of videos of you playing whatever guitar and stuff?
Jurrie1983 3 years ago