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Fender Guitar Factory

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Explore the craftsmanship and passion behind the world-renowned electric guitars at the Ensenada Fender Guitar Factory.

Embark on a fascinating journey behind the scenes at the Ensenada Fender Guitar Factory. Delve into the meticulous craftsmanship and passion infused into every electric guitar, witnessing the art of guitar-making unfold. This bustling hub creates instruments that resonate with musicians worldwide.

12 Comments

@gy4487 1 year ago

Love this show. Been watching for over 8 years!

@sailtails2775 1 year ago

Good One ! Thanks for showing us the inside scoop of Guitar making. Cheers !

@conniesanchez9114 1 year ago

I’m so glad you are back I wish you were more often love love crossing south👍

@BassRocket 10 months ago

The polishing operation is quite impressive

@AdrianGomez-kt6sv 9 months ago

Amaría trabajar en Fender ❤

@BassRocket 10 months ago

Mi gusto Fender Player guitar

@portuguy 11 months ago

If someone were in the vicinity, would it be possible to buy a guitar directly from the factory? 🤔

@JXPEEJ 3 months ago

Some of those painted body don't have the pickup routes yet I'd like to know why they paint them first .

@BassRocket 10 months ago

I cringed when dude is handling the guitar bodies that are curing after being painted.

@stni9139 4 months ago

A nice documentary showcasing the outstanding work of Fender’s employees in Mexico. It would have made more sense, however, to have someone in charge who actually knew something about guitars. Yes, that is a guitar body, and yes, guitars are made of wood. The man acts like someone from the Stone Age seeing a car for the first time. That is just unacceptable.

@KetogenicGuitars 11 months ago

Many of those people are using sole covid masks against wood dust. Wood (and paint) dust is entering respiratory tract mucous membranes - year in and out. It is a fact that fine grade wood dust is very dangerous thing. The premises seems to not to have traditional air conditioning. If they need air blowers around the floor then the temperature is not kept same all over the premises as the manager tells.
Over the years of exposure fine wood dust destroys one's health. It is a fact that fine wood dust is a Group 1 carcinogen.
Yes, I know that it is socially acceptable for people to work on factory floors without adequate protection all over the world, but that does not mean that it is right.
Ask the CEO a simple question: what is the occupational exposure limit for wood dust in Mexico?
I would not allow any tours to such conditions if I were the CEO so great job done here.
Still - the guitars are great. I had a chance to test all the tier classes and they are all magnificent guitars.
But paying 10000$ for one? That is a great instance of madness of branding culture.
It makes sense to make 50 of those and still make money by selling only one now and then.
23:28 This must not be a Fender employee testing a guitar...ok?