Which Rig Rundown host says "They got it right the first time" the most?

[oildrops]

Sometimes I wonder if they have a bet going.

 

[Gig Young]

Mel Gibson in Mad Max's Mesa??

 

[Madison]

As for "Leo got it right the first time", I think everyone including my non playing wife has said it at least twice, maybe more.

 

[oildrops]

As for "Leo got it right the first time", I think everyone including my non playing wife has said it at least twice, maybe more.

I've thought it but I can't bring myself to say it out loud.

Although I mostly play a Jazzmaster so I say "Leo got it right the 3rd time".

 

[PBGas]

I just can't listen to Perry Bean anymore.

 

[ruger9]

Tab Benoit's rig rundown ILLUSTRATES "getting it right the first time"... You find the ONE guitar, the ONE (ok, two) amps, and you play them. Forever.

Even his "new" Cat5's are just copies of his vintage Fenders. Guitar, cable, amps. Dude doesn't even use a tuner. I think TGP must be doing it really wrong...

 

[Carmeg]

Lean and mean and calling a guitar bad boy are common tropes for them as well

 

[oildrops]

It's kind of like their own "Are those your drums?".

 

[dcbc]

Trey Anastasio said it a lot in his two parter.

 

[rossalex]

I just can't listen to Perry Bean anymore.

THIS.

 

[Jimmy R]

In all seriousness, it really IS amazing how much Leo Fender got right, especially on his first try.

 

[Tony Done]

I've said it many times about Seth Lover's PAFs, mostly wrt to noise reduction.

And, IMO, Leo's "industrial" approach to guitar was brilliant regardless of what he got right or wrong in the fine print.