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The carbon sleeve is conductive. You really need to strip that all the way off down to the sleeve / ground wire. Otherwise it is likely to short or have some continuity across ground and tip

Good to know im not the only one wanting a hardtail strat.

You did your homework and then some. I miss my 81 Bullet. my first brand new Fender the one with the Bridge integrated with the metal pickguard memories! 🤭❤

This the content I want, algorithm

Thanks for the new shopping list! good job on the video!

Fantastic video. I learned a lot about something I previously assumed I knew a lot. Thank you.

Insane that I knew about the first 2 level 5s because of trogly 😭😭😭😭

no reference of the Tele plus v1? (1989-1995)

I can’t believe she knew the recent marauder triple bucker it was made in China but still a fender

Loved this, thanks for putting it together. You should do the same for amps! From the hot rod, deluxe reverb, to the vibrolux and the vaporizer

Great video! It's worth mentioning that the Coronado, Montego, Wildwood, LTD, and thinline Tele were all designed by Roger Rossmeisl, who also designed all the iconic Rickenbackers: the 325, 330, 340, 360, and 370. I suspect that's why Fender let him keep designing guitars for so long, even though they all failed commercially except the thinline T. He was also the mentor of Philip Kubicki, who comes up in this video for the Factor bass.

instead of the iceberg it should be the "real models/mental disorders" template

I appreciate the melvins riff

Can you do a iceberg on fender acoustics, resonator, all there attempts at the acoustasonic, and nylon guitars

One you missed- the John Squire Jaguar. It’s like a J Bass meets Jag meets Strat. Idk how many prototypes were made.

black ice?

That is EVIL 🔥🔥🔥

Supersonic is from the 90s look it up

This video (which randomly popped up in my feed) was thoroughly well reaserched, direct to the point without any fat while also, somehow letting your personality and passion shine through! Chapeau, you have a new subscriber

30:14 Modern Players were made in China.

Great video!

Fender Lead is the greatest guitar ever made. It’s perfect in every way.

I’d love to see a stratocaster iceberg with all the weird variations and cool rare models. There’s a lot of fun/weird stuff that came out of the 80’s

Coronado lover here. I am curious if they will come up with a coronado again as I really loved the 2013 reissue model. I am curious about the pick ups they will use in the future if they will bring it back.

the Squidward bass 23:41

I can't prove it, but the Lead series was totally Fender's attempt to bully Peavey out of the guitar market. The phase switch gives it away, that was a classic feature on the T-series of guitars and basses from Peavey.

if it has 6 strings and sounds like a guitar i will play it

great vid!!! I was lucky to buy a new-old stock Venus for about $430 in 2023 and it's a lovely guitar, I hope you can find one!

Japanese lawsuit era guitars iceberg or Gibson iceberg would be cool as hell, love the video

Is it just be it is that a Kubicki Factor bass in the thumbnail? Guess I'll have to find out, didn't think Kubicki had anything to do with Fender

It was absolutely mental watching this video and then suddenly seeing myself with a mustang in it 😂 You did a great job, well done.

I came for a conspiracy...where is it?!?

you get a thumbs up just for mentioning unwound and the et270.

I was waiting for the Tye Zamora signature! Great video tho!

Awesome video! What models would you like to see reissued? Also, Tina Weymouth plays a Fender Swinger in the Talking Heads' Stop Making Sense movie during This Must be The Place.

the performer bass is unironically one of my bucket list dream basses, truly a quirky model of the past 🗿

>not autistic enough to start with the telecaster

Great video but there is one bass that has to be mentioned. The 6 string bass for the bassist of alien ant farm. I couldn't believe it's a fender when I saw it.

I would not consider the bass VI to be that obscure. We've even seen the beatles playing one. But I will admit that my percepetion of its popularity may be skewd, because I'm an offset enthusiast. But I honestly would think a lot more people would know the name of the Bass VI than the starcaster for example.

Ngl I didnt pay attention to the first five seconds because I thought it was a Fender commercial.

Ive got a rare one for ya, A squier master series thinline tele. I'd say it was the precursor for the paranormal stuff and was released in the early to mid 2000s. Its semi hollow, has twin Seymour duncan humbuckers, gibsons scale length, rear routed, no pickguard, set in neck, hardtail bridge and cream binding... Feels les paul ish, but lighter and the neck profile is thinner. 95% of fender nerds dont even know they are a thing.

Good video, but the P over the J? C'mon lol

I'm still kicking myself for not getting a limited purple J Macis when it first came out. The guy selling it for beer money? Ugh! I wish I could find a deal like that!!

Let's make a great guitar and make less than 200! Phenomenal idea!

Do this for Gibsons and ESPs

What’s the link to the discord? I got a cool bass id love to get you’re input on

This is great! Thank for all the work you put into this. Please do more for other brands, too! There is a surprising lack of catalog content like this.

Truly loved this video, had it playing while I grinded out some schoolwork, would love to see more of these from you

love this video, as a fender nerd (along with many others), the inclusion of all these models makes me feel seen

You missed the Fender (Heartfield) Talons