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Leo Fender and the Birth of the G&L Broadcaster/ASAT

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Ever wondered how Leo Fender came around to making the G&L Broadcaster after a decade of Music Man guitars, and the early G&L designs with active electronics and too many knobs and switches? The truth is better than fiction here, and you're going to love to hear what motivated Leo to return to his roots, with a twist to save his pride. I also share the story of the early G&L ASAT I use in the video that was formerly owned by John Jorgenson and is now in the possession of Brad Paisley.
Gear used:
1987 G&L ASAT formerly owned by John Jorgenson, now owned by Brad Paisley
Strings:
EB 10-46
Pick:
Pick Boy Small Jazz, Tortoise Shell, 1.00mm
Effects: Boss DM-3
Amp:
1964 Vox AC10.
#askzac #gandlguitars #telecaster

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1. Leo Fender and the Birth of the G&L Broadcaster/ASAT (00:00:00)

2. [Ad] Texas Toast (00:17:28)

3. (Cont.) Leo Fender and the Birth of the G&L Broadcaster/ASAT (00:18:06)

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Or check out my store for merch - https://my-store-be0243.creator-spring.com/
Ever wondered how Leo Fender came around to making the G&L Broadcaster after a decade of Music Man guitars, and the early G&L designs with active electronics and too many knobs and switches? The truth is better than fiction here, and you're going to love to hear what motivated Leo to return to his roots, with a twist to save his pride. I also share the story of the early G&L ASAT I use in the video that was formerly owned by John Jorgenson and is now in the possession of Brad Paisley.
Gear used:
1987 G&L ASAT formerly owned by John Jorgenson, now owned by Brad Paisley
Strings:
EB 10-46
Pick:
Pick Boy Small Jazz, Tortoise Shell, 1.00mm
Effects: Boss DM-3
Amp:
1964 Vox AC10.
#askzac #gandlguitars #telecaster

Texas Toast
The #1 Country Music Podcast in Texas!
Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Support the show

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Leo Fender and the Birth of the G&L Broadcaster/ASAT (00:00:00)

2. [Ad] Texas Toast (00:17:28)

3. (Cont.) Leo Fender and the Birth of the G&L Broadcaster/ASAT (00:18:06)

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