Seeing Justin is literally seeing my old guitar teacher after a couple of years. Much love to him, I should really check out his youtube every now and then :) (Justin if you read this, thank you for teaching me power chords about 15 years ago! )❤
It's awesome to see Justin here. The top 50 countdown of people who have influenced current players would be so interesting - Justin, Lee and Chappers, Rabea, Rick, TPS, etc. must be high on the list now.
Felt Lee directed Justin’s choices a bit too much. He said 60% on an amp and didn’t let him scroll beyond £500 amps………then directed his choice of everything else. Lee excusing himself having been told about it before but then carrying on doing it 😂😂😂😂
Justin is the best. No words for his presence and lack of ego. He is a treasure. No ego. Just fun and infectious positivity...and a rare gift to the community.
Brilliant point made by Justin with the physical connection between the guitar and yourself. If it feels good, the playing experience will always be more enjoyable. Irrespective of the price or name on the headstock 👍🏻 Excellent player and tutor. Class act 👍🏻👍🏻
Agreed. My Fender Highway One, the guitar I swore by, not at, for so many years, is currently in its case in my storage locker, usurped by the low-cost Jet JS 400 I took a chance on. As soon as I played that neck and felt the benefits of the rounded heel joint, I knew I’d found something special. Sure, I had to switch out the tuners (I always use Planet Waves locking anyway) and I upgraded the humbucker, but the connection was instantly there. I still love the Fender, and the versatility of having the humbucker aside, the jet is still on its stand ready for action.
Adore Justin. Back when I got my first place, I watched a video of his that came up in my recommendations. I went out the next day, bought a £40 Squire acoustic (still got it) and learned guitar. Fast forward to today and I play lead guitar in a band and write songs, all thanks to Justin really. Even now, if I can't work out a cover by ear, Justin is the number one guy I go to. :)
Or instead of letting Lee hold the iPad, show us Justin walking around the shop and choose his own rig like they do with other Andertons employees in previous videos. This was easily one of the more frustrating videos to watch.
Excellent selection by Justin, you can tell he knows a bit about Guitars, Amps & Pedals...! No wonder he is an Excellent Teacher as well...! Thanks to Anderton's TV & The Captain for making & posting this video & of course to Mr. Justin Sandercoe for showing us how to pick gear on a budget....!
So cool! I’ve learned so many songs from Justin, on his TH-cam channel. It’s fun to see him in this setting and doing your 1000 quid rig challenge. Great video, thanks!
Ah, the Renaissance man, Mr Sandercoe. Excellent! I always enjoy watching a master musician and teacher outside of their perceived environment. Thank you Capitan for a very entertaining and informative video.🫡
The Bugera V22 would have been a great choice here, it has a clean channel with massive headroom, built-in reverb and it sounds great. Loads of money left for pedals and guitar.
Wishing all the team at Andertons Music a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!! Another year done and dusted!! Your review videos and comparisons are just getting better and better, hope you can continue the high standard!!!!
Every episode of this has me learning something new. Generally that something is what guests don't usually mention in regular videos, so keep them coming as they are all winners
very interesting. Justin choices are pretty clever and instructive: the good amp, the importance of the feeling with the guitar. Always a pleasure to learn something from a such cool guy. thanks and keep up the amazing job.
The parking outside the shop absolutely sucks. I think there are 3 spaces? You have to park down the road really. Good thing the shop itself is worth it.
When i had a guitar plecked recently, I was able to park in the road opposite. Unsually, if I am not in a hurry I park in town and walk out there. Might still get hit by the shop van though!
@@neighbourhoodmusician very much so. It is an Eastman AC322, a very good quality guitar but just lacking the finishing touch to the final set up. Had it for a year and figured what needed doing.
Great to see you working with Justin, he's the finest guitar teacher on the web and I have learned so much from him. My own feeling on this episode is that you could save money on a reverb pedal by buying a valve amp with inbuilt reverb. The Fender Blues Jr springs to mind. You can even get some nice natural overdriven tones by tuning up the volume, though I tend to use a Blues Driver so I don't need to change the amp settings when playing live.
This may well be the best guitar gear video out there. As long as you listen to everything Justin says and ignore everything Lee says. Lee has proven through hundreds of videos that he knows nothing about sound but a whole lot about using established myths to sell guitars. Justin is level headed, practical and experienced. He knows the sound of the guitar is insignificant compared to what happens to the signal after it has left the guitar. The only slight mistake was choosing a valve amp.
I received my Sire S3 today from Andertons. Unbelievable price point. Straight out the box, it is usable. No problem with the set up really. I might lower the action a tad, but on the whole very good. I bought it to gig with, as I don’t really want to take my US Strat out. If I had to say one thing, I’m not too enthusiastic about the pickups in the s3. But roll off the volume on the guitar and it chimes. I might change them out one day. But the whole point was to have a great value player that I won’t mind too much if it gets a few bruises. Great guitar
Great video ! That rig sounds fantastic, the guitar and amp combo is killer ! Mind you I think Justin could make anything sound great - fantastic guitar player
Here’s my recommended starter pack… 1 X Fender custom shop master built Jerry Garcia Alligator Stratocaster £18999 plus 2 x Magnatone Slash Signature 100 watt amp head and 4x12 cab amp bundle (to run in stereo)£7499 plus an Echo Fix EF-x2 tape echo £2275 …all for a lazy £36,272. If you are starting guitar, by the end of your life, you’ll spend that much anyway. Early pain, lifetime gain.
Justin (and Andy C) legends in the online, dvd and written guitar tutorials, its due to these wonderful blokes my wife and daughter absolutely hate 3 little birds and wild thing.
I think the Marshall Origin 20c is underrated and overlooked by so many. I have gigged with mine and use the onboard power soak (attenuator) at home to keep things sensible. Excellent pedal platform, relatively easy to transport and has options to run a further cab extension (I have run my 2 x 12 Zilla off it)... I really hope more people try this Marshall
The Hall of Fame 2 will be my next pedal purchase. I like the Katan 50's reverb but I still prefer to have the control at my feet and not be limited to on or off all the time, or changing between songs. Great video. Very informative from Justin.
Well, the Ibanez AZES40 really stood out. I have a 335 semi JSM by them and it is excellent. I never really looked at their Strat or Tele variations, but for only 249L that sounded exceptional. And it's nice to have a "humbucker" equivalent wired in. What this video absolutely reveals is the astronomical increase in the cost of pedals. I own three and I'm probably not buying any new ones anytime soon. (Yes, I am frugal) But I'm going to keep my eye on that guitar.
Pedals are clearly an addiction for gearheads. For the price of three pedals you can get a multi effects pedal board with hundreds of sounds. The individual pedals are soon to be a boomer anachronism, like record albums.
@@charliedillon1400 I agree. To stay under 1000, I would have chosen the Bassbreaker or the Vox, a cheap EQ pedal and maybe the Squier Paranormal Nashville that popped up for only 299 (reg 399). Plus had 100 or so left over for cables, stand and carfare.
Sounds great. On a strict budget, there's the TC Electronic Cinders too, which sounds damn near as good as the Blues Driver, for 1/3 the price. Could squeeze the budget to just about £1000 for the Sire, Origin, HoF and Bucket Bridage with the Cinders. I got a Earthquaker Plumes and a BD-2 Waza, and I love both. But, if I had to choose only one, the Plumes is more versatile, with it's three settings. Especially if using a valve amp that can be boosted into good pre-amp crunch anyway. With a solid-state or modelling, maybe I'd go BD-2 Waza, it's more amp-like. My pick would probably be the b-stock Sire H7, Vox AC10 (in-built reverb) and Earthquaker Plumes. Or EHX Glove + TC Bucket Brigade to go very slightly over budget. My other pick choice might be Vox AC10c1, Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster and Behringer Super Fuzz FS-300 dual fuzz/boost. Because the boost mode into ac10c1 would give me overdrive, and the two fuzz tones are very different.
he has helped alot of people learn so big respect for that. wasn’t a fan when he started doing raffles/gambling on his TH-cam videos. Happy holidays to all
Watched Justin's videos for a while before I finally had to search bio because I just couldn't quite make out the (Aussie?) accent. Turns out he's Tasmanian! I knew I was in the ballpark.
Justin's playing is off the charts tasty! And that origin sounded great with that Sire guitar. But wasn't a big fan of the combination with the blues driver. He should have gone with a klon copy from ehx or that sweet baby od from joyo or something
I think it’s worth noting that you, Lee, _know_ that your viewers/customers are complaining about the “guiding guests into decisions” and still you ignore the feedback.
We all know his last name is Guitar.
😂😂😂
lol
What a coincidence that his last name is guitar and he ends up playing guitar for a living…I mean the odds must be astronomical! Lol.
nominative determinism at its finest
I am sure there is a "some say... but all we know is..." joke sequence right there.
Seeing Justin is literally seeing my old guitar teacher after a couple of years. Much love to him, I should really check out his youtube every now and then :)
(Justin if you read this, thank you for teaching me power chords about 15 years ago! )❤
It's awesome to see Justin here. The top 50 countdown of people who have influenced current players would be so interesting - Justin, Lee and Chappers, Rabea, Rick, TPS, etc. must be high on the list now.
@henrydempsey425
What a sad comment about the current state of guitar music.
Alternate title : “Lee Anderton chooses a rig under 1000”
While Justin Sanderson is “uuuuhhnn….. ueehhhnn…. Yeaaaahhhnnn… uuhhnnn…”
Lee, LET GO THE Ipad
Justin is almost begging to CHOOSE by himself 😄
Felt Lee directed Justin’s choices a bit too much. He said 60% on an amp and didn’t let him scroll beyond £500 amps………then directed his choice of everything else. Lee excusing himself having been told about it before but then carrying on doing it 😂😂😂😂
Justin is the best. No words for his presence and lack of ego. He is a treasure. No ego. Just fun and infectious positivity...and a rare gift to the community.
Brilliant point made by Justin with the physical connection between the guitar and yourself. If it feels good, the playing experience will always be more enjoyable. Irrespective of the price or name on the headstock 👍🏻 Excellent player and tutor. Class act 👍🏻👍🏻
Agreed. My Fender Highway One, the guitar I swore by, not at, for so many years, is currently in its case in my storage locker, usurped by the low-cost Jet JS 400 I took a chance on. As soon as I played that neck and felt the benefits of the rounded heel joint, I knew I’d found something special. Sure, I had to switch out the tuners (I always use Planet Waves locking anyway) and I upgraded the humbucker, but the connection was instantly there. I still love the Fender, and the versatility of having the humbucker aside, the jet is still on its stand ready for action.
Lee, don't be a control freak but we still love you.
This was great. Justin is such a melodic, natural player. A joy to listen to
Adore Justin. Back when I got my first place, I watched a video of his that came up in my recommendations. I went out the next day, bought a £40 Squire acoustic (still got it) and learned guitar. Fast forward to today and I play lead guitar in a band and write songs, all thanks to Justin really. Even now, if I can't work out a cover by ear, Justin is the number one guy I go to. :)
Lee is choosing a rig for his guest episode 395
Well it's kinda tricky since 1000 pounds doesn't really give you that many options.
Justin is the man! Such a great teacher and player.
Keep doing more of these videos, but Lee, you have to stop interfering with them, and let your guests pick what they want.
Or instead of letting Lee hold the iPad, show us Justin walking around the shop and choose his own rig like they do with other Andertons employees in previous videos. This was easily one of the more frustrating videos to watch.
Brb, going to drive around Andertons and brake sharply in front of an Andertons delivery van, see me on one of these videos soon ;)
Justin!, one of the OGs, and my first youtube teacher :D
Me too
Excellent video, Captain LEE.Justin is such a terrific person and incredible Musician!⭐️⭐️🎄⭐️⭐️
Excellent selection by Justin, you can tell he knows a bit about Guitars, Amps & Pedals...! No wonder he is an Excellent Teacher as well...! Thanks to Anderton's TV & The Captain for making & posting this video & of course to Mr. Justin Sandercoe for showing us how to pick gear on a budget....!
Learnt a lot from Justin. Fantastic guy
Justin such a calm chill guy always
So cool! I’ve learned so many songs from Justin, on his TH-cam channel. It’s fun to see him in this setting and doing your 1000 quid rig challenge. Great video, thanks!
Justin is the MAN! Cheers!
Ah, the Renaissance man, Mr Sandercoe. Excellent! I always enjoy watching a master musician and teacher outside of their perceived environment. Thank you Capitan for a very entertaining and informative video.🫡
hahaha when something sounds rubbish Lee must be thinking "how the hell am in going to sell these now"
Can i just say, I love you guys. You've kept me going for many a year. Happy Christmas.
Great video! I'm a big fan of Justin, such a great musician! Thanks again guys and Merry Christmas! Cheers from across the Channel, Chris
The Bugera V22 would have been a great choice here, it has a clean channel with massive headroom, built-in reverb and it sounds great. Loads of money left for pedals and guitar.
Lee, you need to shut up a little bit when you have guests over
Wishing all the team at Andertons Music a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!! Another year done and dusted!! Your review videos and comparisons are just getting better and better, hope you can continue the high standard!!!!
Every episode of this has me learning something new. Generally that something is what guests don't usually mention in regular videos, so keep them coming as they are all winners
Wonderful to see @justinguitar and andertons sharing the love!😊
Ive been doing his online course for 2 years. Pretty certain that is the first time I have ever seen his hair.
These videos are always better when they choose by walking through the store.
very interesting. Justin choices are pretty clever and instructive: the good amp, the importance of the feeling with the guitar. Always a pleasure to learn something from a such cool guy. thanks and keep up the amazing job.
Love Justin! In this scenario I would have bypassed the amp, bought an HX Stomp and the Sire and had everything I need!
Love when you have Justin on. Great vid, but would've been nice to have a little jam at the end together.
Lot of sales going on here, let him play and let the gear speak for itself
I love this series but has made me nervous about parking anywhere near the shop!
The parking outside the shop absolutely sucks. I think there are 3 spaces? You have to park down the road really. Good thing the shop itself is worth it.
When i had a guitar plecked recently, I was able to park in the road opposite. Unsually, if I am not in a hurry I park in town and walk out there.
Might still get hit by the shop van though!
@@grahamnunn8998 Was it worth getting the guitar plecked?
@@neighbourhoodmusician very much so. It is an Eastman AC322, a very good quality guitar but just lacking the finishing touch to the final set up. Had it for a year and figured what needed doing.
He said his favorite drive was KOT and you gave him a blues driver! I think Joyo King of kings was a more appropriate budget pedal.
Great to see you working with Justin, he's the finest guitar teacher on the web and I have learned so much from him. My own feeling on this episode is that you could save money on a reverb pedal by buying a valve amp with inbuilt reverb. The Fender Blues Jr springs to mind. You can even get some nice natural overdriven tones by tuning up the volume, though I tend to use a Blues Driver so I don't need to change the amp settings when playing live.
Really interesting comments about the feel at 15:43.
The collab of collabs!
Sire, as usual, brings down the house... 😊
Id like to see Nitsuj preference, please invite him next time as well
Alternative Title - 'Lee chooses a guitar rig for Justin under £1000.'
Captain let the guest speak a bit more mate 😂. Nice episode all the same though with my guitar teacher😊🙌
This may well be the best guitar gear video out there. As long as you listen to everything Justin says and ignore everything Lee says.
Lee has proven through hundreds of videos that he knows nothing about sound but a whole lot about using established myths to sell guitars. Justin is level headed, practical and experienced. He knows the sound of the guitar is insignificant compared to what happens to the signal after it has left the guitar. The only slight mistake was choosing a valve amp.
Justin, thank you so much for all your content and incredible advice! Happy to see you here, you look great! Happy holidays.
I received my Sire S3 today from Andertons. Unbelievable price point. Straight out the box, it is usable. No problem with the set up really. I might lower the action a tad, but on the whole very good. I bought it to gig with, as I don’t really want to take my US Strat out. If I had to say one thing, I’m not too enthusiastic about the pickups in the s3. But roll off the volume on the guitar and it chimes. I might change them out one day. But the whole point was to have a great value player that I won’t mind too much if it gets a few bruises. Great guitar
Thank you Justin for ratifying my choice of getting an S3 in the Black Friday sale. I really like it too!
Great video ! That rig sounds fantastic, the guitar and amp combo is killer ! Mind you I think Justin could make anything sound great - fantastic guitar player
I swear by the Blues Driver, it's worked on every amp I've played it through.
I'd love to see Josh Scott do this.
Did Lee Anderton seriously tell someone that there was too much reverb?! He wasn't wrong but it was hilarious
Love that amp - shame they didn't design it with a 12inch speaker though - I'm sure they'd have sold many more....
Justin chooses a guitar rig.......that Lee chooses for him.
Here’s my recommended starter pack…
1 X Fender custom shop master built Jerry Garcia Alligator Stratocaster £18999
plus
2 x Magnatone Slash Signature 100 watt amp head and 4x12 cab amp bundle (to run in stereo)£7499
plus
an Echo Fix EF-x2 tape echo £2275
…all for a lazy £36,272.
If you are starting guitar, by the end of your life, you’ll spend that much anyway.
Early pain, lifetime gain.
Plugins and multi fx are good but nothing beats a cranked valve amp. Its magical.
That TC bucket brigade is exceptional 👌 brilliant value for money ! I want one
This episode should be titled captain picks out gear for Justin to play.
Man, that Sire sounds so good!
Justin (and Andy C) legends in the online, dvd and written guitar tutorials, its due to these wonderful blokes my wife and daughter absolutely hate 3 little birds and wild thing.
I think the Marshall Origin 20c is underrated and overlooked by so many. I have gigged with mine and use the onboard power soak (attenuator) at home to keep things sensible. Excellent pedal platform, relatively easy to transport and has options to run a further cab extension (I have run my 2 x 12 Zilla off it)... I really hope more people try this Marshall
That Skysurfer Reverb knob is the equivalent to the Insane knob on a Line 6 Spider ll
Great video, love Justin’s playing.
Tbh I love my Ibanez AZES! Such a bang for the buck. With some slight upgrades you can't get a really good guitar for under 400€.
So easy. Affinity Telecaster, Valeton GP100, Boss Katana. And you have enough left for dinner and hotel room after the gig.😀🤗😉
Tho Justin did say valve
I’m smiling as I watch this and occasionally glance at my Origin 20 and Sire S7 behind me…
Justin is a great player, I was pleased he went proper amp for gigging when most of the time he admits to go digital in the studio.
SD1 and the Bugera with a CV and your sorted!
Totally agree 😂
The Hall of Fame 2 will be my next pedal purchase. I like the Katan 50's reverb but I still prefer to have the control at my feet and not be limited to on or off all the time, or changing between songs.
Great video. Very informative from Justin.
Their Flashback Delay is great too…
Great content as always, pls let the guy speak!
I played my first improvised solos thanks to Justin
Well, the Ibanez AZES40 really stood out. I have a 335 semi JSM by them and it is excellent. I never really looked at their Strat or Tele variations, but for only 249L that sounded exceptional. And it's nice to have a "humbucker" equivalent wired in.
What this video absolutely reveals is the astronomical increase in the cost of pedals. I own three and I'm probably not buying any new ones anytime soon. (Yes, I am frugal)
But I'm going to keep my eye on that guitar.
Pedals are clearly an addiction for gearheads. For the price of three pedals you can get a multi effects pedal board with hundreds of sounds. The individual pedals are soon to be a boomer anachronism, like record albums.
@@charliedillon1400
I agree. To stay under 1000, I would have chosen the Bassbreaker or the Vox, a cheap EQ pedal and maybe the Squier Paranormal Nashville that popped up for only 299 (reg 399). Plus had 100 or so left over for cables, stand and carfare.
Ha please let the guest make the choices.
Nice.
Polarity of the magnetic field versus the angle of the interference from the guitar pickup
Almost didn't recognize Justin without his hat.
Sounds great. On a strict budget, there's the TC Electronic Cinders too, which sounds damn near as good as the Blues Driver, for 1/3 the price. Could squeeze the budget to just about £1000 for the Sire, Origin, HoF and Bucket Bridage with the Cinders. I got a Earthquaker Plumes and a BD-2 Waza, and I love both. But, if I had to choose only one, the Plumes is more versatile, with it's three settings. Especially if using a valve amp that can be boosted into good pre-amp crunch anyway. With a solid-state or modelling, maybe I'd go BD-2 Waza, it's more amp-like. My pick would probably be the b-stock Sire H7, Vox AC10 (in-built reverb) and Earthquaker Plumes. Or EHX Glove + TC Bucket Brigade to go very slightly over budget. My other pick choice might be Vox AC10c1, Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster and Behringer Super Fuzz FS-300 dual fuzz/boost. Because the boost mode into ac10c1 would give me overdrive, and the two fuzz tones are very different.
Squier Supersonic, fender mustang gt40, and a bunch of pedals; for me
I think with all of the global price increases, mostly COVID related, you might want to bumped the limit to 1200.
if you want a great delay with lots of options, go for a joyo atmosphere!! cheap and cool
i was literally thinking about is anybody else gonna choose a rig under £1000 this morning
That rig sounded great. Sounded totally recordable and giggable.
he has helped alot of people learn so big respect for that.
wasn’t a fan when he started doing raffles/gambling on his TH-cam videos.
Happy holidays to all
Thanks Lee you just fixed my hum problem. 👍😂
Watched Justin's videos for a while before I finally had to search bio because I just couldn't quite make out the (Aussie?) accent. Turns out he's Tasmanian! I knew I was in the ballpark.
VERY GOOD
"What's your main drive pedal?"
"King of Tone."
"OK, get out!" 😂
Lee’s “maybe” is not a suggestion
that Sire S3 😍, if I had one I would threw my Yamaha out the door
Put a noise gate on and you won't have that 60 cycle hum!!! I recommend the T C Electronic Sentry, it is excellent.
Oh my god, my first music teacher meets my favorite guitar shop.... AND IT TAKES ME 4 MONTHS TO FIND OUT?
"Here is what the owner of Andertons wants you to buy"
Is happily go with the Sire
Justin's playing is off the charts tasty! And that origin sounded great with that Sire guitar. But wasn't a big fan of the combination with the blues driver. He should have gone with a klon copy from ehx or that sweet baby od from joyo or something
I think it’s worth noting that you, Lee, _know_ that your viewers/customers are complaining about the “guiding guests into decisions” and still you ignore the feedback.
Great video! The guest is the perfect combination of opinionated and amenable for this type of video.
Why go for the Origin when the DSL was right there?
legend
Lee, you forget to mention that the cheap AZs are much more little(Scale and Size) than the more expensive AZs.