Muddy Waters Telecaster?
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the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: Muddy Waters Telecaster?
I really like them...what are your specs? I love the tone of strats and teles...but have a hard time finding one that I really like. What are you looking for?
I really like them...what are your specs? I love the tone of strats and teles...but have a hard time finding one that I really like. What are you looking for?
Re: Muddy Waters Telecaster?
I wanted...
Ash body
Rosewood neck
9.5 radius
Medium-jumbo frets
Staggered A5 bridge
It would have been perfect if it had a top-loader bridge, steel saddles, and a thin finish, but I wasn't about to spend twice as much money for those little things.
the guy who invented fire said:
I wanted...
Ash body
Rosewood neck
9.5 radius
Medium-jumbo frets
Staggered A5 bridge
It would have been perfect if it had a top-loader bridge, steel saddles, and a thin finish, but I wasn't about to spend twice as much money for those little things.
the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: Muddy Waters Telecaster?
what about a Highway One...I know it's alder but they are great guitars. The MW Tele has a 9.5 radius???
what about a Highway One...I know it's alder but they are great guitars. The MW Tele has a 9.5 radius???
JimiHWannaBe
New member
Re: Muddy Waters Telecaster?
I played the muddy waters and really liked it I dont know how it sounds but i really liked the neck and how it played it felt like a solid guitar
I played the muddy waters and really liked it I dont know how it sounds but i really liked the neck and how it played it felt like a solid guitar
Wattage
High Voltologist
Re: Muddy Waters Telecaster?
Well you know Mud sounded pretty good with his.
I almost bought one about a year or so ago. It had a horrible setup and the finsh on the neck was not for me but I imagine if you reliced it a bit and got a pro setup it would be pretty good. If I remember the one I played had real tall skinny frets which probably lead me to think the setup was worse than it probably was.
skinny frets are worse than skinny women
Well you know Mud sounded pretty good with his.
I almost bought one about a year or so ago. It had a horrible setup and the finsh on the neck was not for me but I imagine if you reliced it a bit and got a pro setup it would be pretty good. If I remember the one I played had real tall skinny frets which probably lead me to think the setup was worse than it probably was.
skinny frets are worse than skinny women
the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: Muddy Waters Telecaster?
Jump on it! They are killer guitars, I have not played one in a while...but I remember being REAL impressed!
mrid said:Unfortunately, the alder is a deal-breaker for me, plus I can get a new MW tele for about $100 less than the HW1's. Yep, the MW has a 9.5 radius!
Jump on it! They are killer guitars, I have not played one in a while...but I remember being REAL impressed!
F
Falstaff
Guest
Re: Muddy Waters Telecaster?
I have read nothing but rave reviews on those...go for it!
I have read nothing but rave reviews on those...go for it!
Hot _Grits
Buttery Toneologist
Re: Muddy Waters Telecaster?
I really liked the one I played. Not a real desert Island tele, but like all the vintage-style mexican guitars, a great workingman's guitar. looks good too.
I really liked the one I played. Not a real desert Island tele, but like all the vintage-style mexican guitars, a great workingman's guitar. looks good too.
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theodie
Guest
Re: Muddy Waters Telecaster?
How about a warmoth instead?
How about a warmoth instead?
