Fender American Standard Stratocaster vs Gibson Les Paul

Here, you can see how the bridge is coming up a little bit. That's how it's supposed to be to be a floating tremolo. That just allows you to kind of g...

Overall I ran my fingers along the side of the fretboard and nothing felt too sharp or anything, and each note rings out pretty cleanly without any real buzz (unless it's on me fretting a chord that I'm not yet comfortable with). Overall finger placement has been pretty forgiving.

These days they feature the new modern two-point pivot bridge system as opposed to the six screws, just a more modern, more stable design really. When...

Hi there guys and welcome back to the Dawson's YouTube channel. Hope you're doing very well indeed! Today we're checking out the brand-new Gibson Les ...

If you watch the classifieds for a while you can find a used American Standard, Performer, or Special for $700 (make offers on all under 850). Best bang for your buck

what are the differences between the most affordable, least expensive model and the least affordable, most expensive model in today's video? We're goi...

And Andy you hmm hey I'm John Bollinger With Premier Guitar today, we're doing a review demo of the American Standard Stratocaster HSS Shaw Bucer soun...

The 50s version gets the Amberd styled ones. Personally, I prefer the other ones, but there's something about these reflectors that I think looks good...

If you're like most of us when we start out and you don't have a lot of cash to blow on your new hobby, then one of the Fender Squires or one of this ...

Most of the time you will get what you pay for, in regards to anything. But as has already been stated, if you play it and you like the way it feels that’s more important than anything.