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A complete Fender Telecaster build from scratch using genuine Fender parts. Roasted maple neck, Custom Shop Twisted Tele pickups, and the Obsidianwire 4-way kit. Every part number included, plus setup walkthrough and tone demos through a Marshall DSL20HR and Vox AC15.
The Vox Pathfinder 10 and Fender Frontman 10G are two of the most recognised names in beginner guitar amps. Landon puts both through clean and overdrive tone comparisons to find out which one actually sounds better and which is worth your money.
The build is done — but did the soundproofing actually work? Landon tests his DIY room-within-a-room with real sound samples from inside and outside the room and gives his honest verdict.
Two of the most popular desktop mini amps ever made go head to head — the Yamaha THR5 vs the Boss Katana Mini. Clean, crunch, and high-gain tones compared side by side. One sounds warmer, one is more versatile, and one is half the price.
Three SG guitars at wildly different price points go head-to-head in a blind tone challenge. Epiphone SG Special, Epiphone SG Standard, and Gibson SG Standard — full spec comparison, neck dive test, and Landon's honest top pick.
The Squier Classic Vibe '50s Telecaster keeps coming up in every "best value guitar" conversation — and for good reason. Landon reviews the Butterscotch Blonde with a full walkthrough, sound samples through a Vox AC15, and honest pros and cons.
Mini guitar amps have come a long way. Landon reviews the three he personally owns — the Blackstar Fly 3, Vox Mini3 G2, and Boss Katana Mini — with full specs and an honest verdict on which one belongs on your desk.
Landon builds a David Gilmour inspired Stratocaster from scratch using genuine Fender parts. Roasted maple neck, Classic '60s body, Custom Shop '54 pickups, and the 7-way Obsidianwire kit that gives you Gilmour's legendary switching options. Full parts list with Fender part numbers included.
Can a $5 eBay condenser mic really compete with the Audio Technica AT2020? Landon tests both across acoustic guitar, singing, speaking, and electric guitar — and the results might surprise you.
Three Butterscotch Telecasters. Three very different price tags. Landon puts the Squier Affinity, Squier Classic Vibe '50s, and Fender Player Series through a blind tone challenge — clean samples, driven tones, and a full spec deep dive covering every component from headstock to pickups. Which one actually sounds the best? And which one is worth your money? The results might surprise you.
I compared all four Vox hand-wired amps side by side — AC4, AC10, AC15, and AC30. Blind tone test, clean/breakup/gain comparisons, and my honest top pick.
The Vox AC4HWR1 is a point-to-point hand-wired, all-tube 4W combo with a 12" Celestion G12M Greenback. Honest review covering tone, specs, and who should buy it.
The Squier Classic Vibe '70s Telecaster Deluxe punches well above its price. Full review with specs, sound demo, pros and cons — and whether it's worth buying over a real Fender.
The Supro Airwave brings vintage rock 'n' roll tone with modern build quality. Full review: specs, sound demos, and my honest take on who this amp is really for.
This Vola guitar neck blew me away — could it be better than my Fender Custom Shop Telecaster? In this in-depth review, I compare feel, craftsmanship, and playability. Full gear list, affiliate links, and why this neck might change your mind about boutique guitars.
Fender's Princeton Reverb goes fully digital with the Tone Master. Does it actually sound like the real thing? Full review with honest comparison to the tube version.
Let me start with the truth: I didn’t fire my drummer. He’s safe. Also I don’t have a drummer, but I did come across a piece of gear that made me ask, “What if I could?”
Discover why the Electro-Voice RE20 and Cloudlifter CL-1 are a must-have combo for any home studio. From smooth vocals to punchy guitar tones, this setup delivers pro-quality sound with minimal gear. Hear the difference and see why creators are switching to dynamic mic workflows.
Alright, let’s talk about something seriously cool: the Vox AC4HWR1 — a hand-wired, all-tube amp that proves big tone doesn’t always come in big packages. I’ve been testing this little beast out in my home studio, and I’ve gotta say… it might just be my new favorite low-watt amp.
Building your own Fender Jazzmaster can be an exciting and rewarding project for any guitar enthusiast.
Welcome to the world of precision craftsmanship, where innovation meets timeless design - the PRS CE 24.
Welcome to the world of classic tones and vintage charm! Today, we're delving into the exquisite realm of guitars and shining the spotlight on a new hidden gem—the Squier Sonic Esquire.
The Fender Telecaster Deluxe is an electric guitar model that originated in the 1970s. It features a solid body with dual humbucker pickups, which give it a thicker and more versatile sound than the traditional Telecaster.
Looking to get a deeper dive into the features of the Sire Larry Carlton T7 guitar? You’ve come to the right place!
I have been playing guitar for years and I can tell you that I have had my fair share of pickguard static. It's not just an annoyance,
You are a guitar player and you just bought a really nice guitar. Maybe it wasn’t the most expensive guitar on the market, but
I've personally owned and reviewed three of the best Fender Telecaster alternatives: the G&L ASAT Classic, Schecter PT Special, and Godin Stadium HT. Specs, videos, and honest verdict.
Can you build a better Telecaster than you can buy? Landon builds a Candy Apple Red partscaster from genuine Fender parts and compares the cost against the Fender Mod Shop equivalent. Full assembly walkthrough, parts list with Fender part numbers, and tone demos including pedals.