Troy Van Leeuwen Jazzmaster | Artist Signature Series | Fender
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- From Queens of the Stone Age to Eagles of Death Metal, Troy Van Leeuwen’s playing has given color and power to some of the most creative rock music of the last three decades. Featuring a Copper Age finish, maple neck with block inlays and Pure Vintage ‘65 pickups, the new Troy Van Leeuwen Signature Jazzmaster is a fresh take on the original high-powered offset. Learn more here: bit.ly/2GiVaxd
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These are some of the coolest sounds I have ever heard with a guitar. His oxblood jazzmaster is gorgeous too.
His oxblood jm is soooo slick
Have you heard Cocteau Twins? Totally different to QoTSA but the guitarist is known for this reverb-y guitar work. I'll bet that Troy is influenced by them in some way. Have a listen to "From the Flagstones" by Cocteau Twins from 1986 and listen to the guitar.
Give me a cheap Harley Benton and a good pedal board and I can do it too :-)
@Chris Greene Oh man, I love them too! I've been listening to them for over 30 years now. Liz is my favorite vocalist of all time. It's really nice to meet a fellow devotee!
@Chris Greene NOT EVEN CLOSE. I'm only slightly into shoegaze music beyond the Twins. My main staple is punk and post punk. I had no idea Troy was from Queens as I have barely listened to them. I was just here for the guitar, lol!
Probably the coolest Fender artist right now.
Alongside Johnny Marr of course
@@samdavidson7022 how could i forget!!!
Wrong. Sumire Yoshida is the coolest fender artist rn. silent siren telecaster is the signature guitar of the century.
It’s more like his gone is gone stuff some solid guitar work
@@vvavie4858 nice joke bro, did you wrote it??
Such an underrated guitarist! Josh's parts and sound has always been the meat and potatoes of the band - where as Troy's has always been more the layering and sauce of the sound - totally complimentary to it all! Really the unsung hero of the band imo
You kept the vintage pickups and you kept the rhythm circuit. THANK YOU for keeping the two things that make the Jazzmaster such a great guitar instead of screwing with one or the other on like on almost every other model you guys are still selling. I may actually pick this up one day because it sounds and looks amazing.
The vintera series are all classics
@@harrygoodchild4563 Yeah, but then you miss out on little upgrades like what this and some of the higher end models have. It's a mixed bag but the classics are definitely the best options other than this sweet bitch of an instrument.
YES. I think exactly this when I see all the other configurations that make them so UN-Jazzmaster!
This guitar has been out for years. They just added a new color.
@ErsatzMoose Did you end up getting one?
If that's the sound we get in new QOTSA record, i'm not going to buy it, but i'm going to sell myself to it
They call themselves Queens for a reason
I'm pretty sure at some point in this video he played the intro to Breaks from his other band Gone is Gone. Check out their stuff if you haven't already.
This guy rocks. He does amazing things in QOTSA. He also filled in for Dave Navarro for some of Jane's Addiction recent tour, and he absolutely slayed it.
I've never really got into QOTSA, but I've always had time for Troy and his words on music and guitars. Seems like a humble guy who says a lot of things that I can relate to. Love this guitar!!!!
My bones feel that sound
same
I have Troy's old bassman 135, I think I might need to buy this now
troy gives such good demos, his playing is fantastic and demonstrates such a good range of tones and styles whatever he's demoing. sweet stuff
That head like a haunted house riff makes me appreciate that song a lot more.
He is such a master of atmospheric sound.
Honestly, I am grateful whenever I stumble upon the one in 1000 YT videos where the guitarist is playing something other than 70s cornball blues licks. I’m pretty impressed Fender partnered with someone more creative like TVL.
TVL is a VERY often overlooked guitarist, glad he is getting some shine! Not a Fender guy, but sick guitar too.
I have the TVL Jazzmaster in Oxblood and I love it! I often get compliments not only on the look but also the sound.
10:43 how to play HEAD LIKE A HAUNTED HOUSE
DG Guitars has a great video on that, the whole song taught in a video
Thanks fender now I need a jazzmaster even more. I love Troy, his ideas on tone and how the queens work inspires me in my band. I love everything about troys playing and style.
Whats your band called, is it still alive?
Fender, please, please make a lefty version of this. This is the most beautiful Jazzmaster ever
Honestly I'm BEGGING
Literally buying this guitar because of this video. Beautiful and he makes it sing.
Troy Amazing as always. He continues to inspire me to keep playing.
Everybody talkin about QOTSA but Troy laid so much crazy riffs and tones doing guitars for Gone is Gone
I have the oxblood one and it’s my absolute favorite guitar right now!
no bridge problems?
Oh the block inlays.... 🤤
When the suit matches the guitar... the elegance of this guy
he moves so creatively through the guitar, and so into an aesthetic of his own! might not be the most technical guitarist ever, but the somber sound really is distinctive...
He sells it quite well I want one as a fan of the queens but also it seems super practical
Nice to see an artist sticking to true to the classic radius and frets. Also, does this mean I can finally order a CS P bass in Oxblood? o.O
damn id love a pbass in that color. theres the nate mendel model though which is pretty close, also in quality
Marc S years back before I got my CS Time Machine 55 P used I was gonna order a one off 51 P from the shop. I wanted it in the Oxblood with the mute system Fender designed for Bob Babbitt back in the 80s. (Essentially a scaled up version from the offset guitars) The shop refused to do either spec as Troy had Oxblood on his signature guitar and Sean Hurley had the mute on his signature P. So I decided I would just get a used vintage spec single coil until I could get the specs I wanted. It’s a truly rich, gorgeous color.
Just ordered the oxblood one 🥴 waiting patiently
That's a killer looking guitar
How do you like it?
@@goosegaskins it’s a killer guitar! Absolutely love it. Highly recommend. Just wish you didn’t have to take the neck off to adjust it
@@TheConcertGhoul Excellent! I'm seriously considering getting one. Yeah, the whole "take off the neck to adjust the truss rod" issue is one of those things that Fender does that annoys me to no end.
Perfect artist choice 👌🏻❤️ Thank you Fender 👍🏻👍🏻
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fender PLEASE keep making the oxblood version! This is wicked cool looking but rosewood on a jazzmaster all the way and the oxblood red is the nicest colour imo!
A true legend.
God it’s always cool to see more Jazzmaster love. The ox blood version looks insanely cool, and I may legitimately pick one up. Gotta choose between that and an ice blue metallic Vintera one!
new pro ii is sick too
Dude me too but unfortunately the icelandic blue jazzmaster is out of stock everywhere so now I'm getting this one
@@josephvega3763 there is one for sale rn in seattle for a pretty cheap price but that fretboard not being rosewood bums me out
@@nicholaschavira1743 thanks for the info but I saw one throughout the year and yea man that fretboard really was a turn off for sure. Rosewood would definitely make it special
yep... it definitely does have more of a Shlang to it., Troy.. totally agree
Got the Oxblood one, if i remember correctly that one has a rosewood fretboard and this copper one has a maple fretboard, as I prefer the darker tone I chose the Oxblood one. easy top 3 among my fav guitars
Beautifully crafted yet dark piece. Incredible. Ordering now
Love those haunting swells and twangs. Very mentally satisfying and creative 😌.
Troy, not only am I really interested in this guitar now… but I need to listen to more of your work.., great sound bites here!! Thanks!
Huuu terrible effect hhhaha make the song impossible 🤭
@@Malaysia944
Why are Malaysian people like this.
They tend to spread so much hatred on Kpop videos too.
Fender should have him design the look of some of their upcoming staples. Great visual taste!
Aaaaannnnd now I not only want that guitar, but also his entire pedal board
13:45 ... I need this tone for the next Queens record
Hope this is a look inside their recent work
Enjoyed your music in Albuquerque a few months back. Your art is immaculate!
흔하지않은 독특한 사운드가 인상적이네요...! 😊😊
Great atmospheres, would anyone know what pedal he uses on there?
It’s a few, also wondering
Just search his videos in TH-cam. Here talks about it.
Probably some earthquaker pedal and some fuzzes, octave pedals
@@MinorInfluence92 I think it was Rainbow Machine, that Ehx Superego and some reverb and distortion?
@@g.koch. could be. I know he has some fuzzrochias (however you spell it) fuzzes and lots of eqd pedals
Wow...not that it has anything to do with this guy, but just heard EVH passed away.
RIP 🙏
😢🤘 #RIPEVH #RIPEddie
I love to copper body. I wish it was on more guitars
You know he’s already dropped a Mastery bridge and trem in his.
Such a cool dude...and such a mesmerizing and interesting demo...Still gassing for the oxblood Jazzy though
Love Troy, Love this... But where is the Nels Cline Sig?
Troy seems very down to earth.
Lovely bit of scchlang drenched in effects at the end.
This is also used by Joe Goldsmith from Lovejoy
This is my next guitar.
Well deserved!!! 🤘❤️
Anybody an idea about the pedals around 6:10?? Thats a sick tone!
A beautiful stick.
Very good looking guitar and very interesting sounds. I'll go check him out.
Стареет Трой,время берет свое,но глыба стиля никуда не исчезает
Troy is the first member of the queens of the copper age
Give Nels Cline a sig
A beautiful guitarist
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Great sounds and a nice looking guitar
Very good straight very afigitelny jazz master always wanted this
10:10 "Thurston Moore" - subtitles "There are some more"
Love this guitar , only the pickups are a little bit too thin to my taste. With P90 , this is a perfect guitar
Troy is awesome I’d love to hangout and play some guitar with him
What is the pedal, playing in the beginning 00:01
volume pedal, delays, reverbs
I like his style, he’s like a goth Vincent Vega
Trully a great artist
I wished he would have played some clean sounds too. The JM is somewhere between a single coil and humbucker, a very unique sweet sound
I always tell everyone a Jazzmaster is one the only fender that can get in Gibson Territory while also giving the twang
Very inspiring
If the radius of the neck of this guitar was flatter I would have bought it long time ago ......
So much to love about this guitar but a 7.5 radius is curvy for me
*Thurston Moore. Not ‘There’s some more’. The captions are wrong.
I really miss this guitar, I sold it 2 yrs ago to buy a CS 58 jazzmaster which is lighter than the TVLJ..but harder to play with a 9.5 radius.
I cant decide on this or the Oxblood.. has anyone out there tried both and have a favorite of the 2??
I bought both.
Common Fender.. It's time to talk to Nels Cline.
Perfect !
Best looking jazzmaster a out there, but a little too pricey for a MX in my opinion.
What the hell is that at 6:14!!! I’ve never heard anything like that
Luc DiGiuseppe If I had to guess its an envelop filter, into an octave into, overdrive.
Adam Jackson also vibrato, delay and reverb
I have taken my JM JMascis on the fly and with my pedal board, with any fuzz ( Big Muff, Fuzz Factory or MXR Blue Box or Dist +) + Memory Boy with some modulation I get decent similar martian sounds, long sustain and gain. The key is the analog delay. Bands like Earth or Sunno)) use that massively. Easy cause its slow playing :)
Also he was endorsing MF Moog compact pedals, so maybe with any of their dist + mod +delay
Really? He's been making and perfecting sounds like that since Orgy.
I LOVE YOU TROY
In the previous model the small vintage frets was a no for me
Nels Cline and TVL are very strange guitar players- and they both, seemingly have an affinity to jazz masters
Wow that was fucking sick
yeah, never went out of tune, my experience too. until i sold it, which u r never supposed to do
and still, no kevin shields jazzmaster :(((
what about this bridge, does it move / sink in too?
What's the name of effect or pedal that he had used in this clip?
6:15 I'm not really familliar with QotSA, where in their catalog can I find some stuff like this?
I mean you can try like clockwork... , qotsa is more agressive then this, but like clockwork... i think you will find what you are looking for in it
Just listen to their whole catalog. You'll find stuff like that in intros/outros all throughout their work.
does anyone know what pedals he is using to get that sound
you'd have some luck with his band Gone is Gone
@@santi_alvarez There's an octave fuzz at 6:20, probably the Dr No TVL Octavia. EQD Rainbow Machine, Eventide H9, EHX Superego have been on his boards too.
Fender rules..!
Appreciate the love! 🤘
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There is only one problem im currently facing, the fact that this model is not in my hands
I really like the way fender has stayed original. Only made like upgrades in processes. Leo Fender got it right a long time ago. Troy Van Leeuwan I can't believe I have known about him. That's embarrassing to me. Like I was saying. These are 6 strings instead of 7,8 or even 30 stringed guitars. I'm guilty about something else. I grew up on Eddie Van Halen. I've always played with a double locking tremolo. I started like really feeling that thin strat sound about 2 years ago. I can kick myself in the butt now. Back in the 90s I found a natural Strat in a shop $350.00 that was when guitars were really affordable. But it felt so good. It was the volume knob placement why I didn't get it. Oh goodness those Kramer something's had a real Floyd Rose on them so I got 3 of them. You could get those guitars for like $50 to $100 bucks anyway. Not now! Recently, about 3 weeks now. I seen Squire has a Stratocaster with a perfect volume knob placement. I tell you what that guitar is amazing. Made in China. Those guys do amazing work. All I did was about a quarter turn on the truss rod and lowered the 2 post tremolo and raised the saddles. It's perfect. I did get an aluminum copper 3 single coils scratch plate. I got some cheap electronics and installed it. It's awesome. I am going to drop it all our and get real fender pick ups. I definately want to eventually get some true fender guitars. I freaking can't believe I've missed out so long. I really think if Leo Fender came into work today he'd be proud of where the company Fender is. Thank God you guys didn't try to keep up with other brands. I can't wait get on this Fender wagon.ive always played Fender strings and used Fender picks. Thank you Fender for being awesome.
Man, I just saw that Eddie died just after reading your comment... :\
@@FunctionStore I know I'm just now seeing this I can't believe it my daughter just told me about 10 minutes ago. I picked up the guitar because of him. There's Fender then Gibson. Then came Eddie cherry picking the 2. He was awesome.
@@FunctionStore I don't know whether giving thumbs up or down is correct. The guy was awesome. We play so differently today because of all his tricks. Heck they had to develop a way to put on paper what he was doing. Tab. Exist because of what his pick hand was doing. He gave the world some amazing music.
😢🤘 #RIPEVH #RIPEddie
@@fender 😞🎸🤘🏼
Does anyone know wat pedal he is using or is it a custom reverb one??
TWIZZY!!!!
most of that would sound the same on a Tiesco Del Ray
Ordered 😎
He and Josh Homme talk the exact same way
lol seriously, I'm reading the comments and only listening to his voice and yeah, he does
Ace.
So is it like the Oxblood one but in another color?
As far as I can tell, the pickups and everything are the same, but the ox blood one has a rosewood board with a bound neck and block inlays
@@davisgwynn4295 Yeah, I meant specs,pu's and such...It's basically the same thing
Thank you for this presentation, clarifies your choices ..
Lovely looking and sounding guitar, just one thing why this is not for me though..
Like many Fender models it has a truss rod that requires you to take apart the whole guitar if you want / need to adjust it, which is a big no for me ..
That’s how all of the vintage ones were.
@@powbobs not all of them, i have a vintage strat with a bullet truss rod nut .
@@cvanhetkaar96
That started in 1971, before that they all adjusted at the base of the neck.
@@powbobs and that is precisely why many fender models are not for me, i do not see a reason for this construction, which makes nek adjusting a cumbersome activity ( just my opinion i guess)
@@cvanhetkaar96
It’s not like truss rod adjustment is done frequently.
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