Thank you for your summary. I hope it doesn’t discourage too many people from watching the video though, as I have to say I respectfully disagree with most of your assessments:

More giant fretboard charts and formulas to make your eyes glaze over

The point of the video is to provide small, composable and easy to remember chunks. Not “giant” I would argue, as in the CAGED and 3nps visualization systems.

In my opinion, it’s a better use of time and more constructive to learn interval shapes and how to build those into chords and modes

I totally agree that interval shapes are super useful, indeed I use them myself all the time and definitely something I recommend learning. But even Tom Quayle himself says that the intervallic system is a complement to other systems, eg. CAGED - not a replacement. Having different layers of abstraction to work with depending on what you’re playing makes a lot of sense to me.

Modes themselves are also much less important than guitarists make them out to be

This depends on the genre one plays I think. In jazz / fusion, which I’m interested in, they are very important. Having said that, the Ionian mode (major scale) and Aeolian mode (natural minor scale), and how all these relate to eachother and the pentatonic scales on the fretboard should be useful to virtually everyone. This is a big topic of the video too.

Lastly I’ll add that the video is rather short (sub 8 min) even though it packs lots of (in my opinion) useful info, so it’s not “TL” to me at least.

Hope you’re having a good day!

Sounds promising :) Hope you can get rid of the buzzing. Thanks for the reply. Enjoy your guitar!

Very nice! I’ve actually also ordered one (surf green), arriving this week. So excited! A bit worried about the intonation though. How is it on yours?

Awesome, have fun!

Looks very cool! Is it nice to play?

I’m excited 👏🏻

As a beginner I’m currently following JustinGuitar and it’s been really great. Justin definitely covers a lot of general stuff about guitar which I like. He has some intermediate and advanced content too, partly related to jazz and blues. All free too basically. He’s a big proponent for learning by playing songs which is fun.

Jens Larsen also has some interesting content related to jazz