One tele means one pickup. :))

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rollingpap7

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Kinda outta boredom so I made a project guitar in the beginning it was but then as I did quite of reassembling x 99 times it has become the go to and next to bed near amp.
Fat neck
Basswood body
One pot; Vol
One PU; CC
Don’t know where taken from pickguard for fun

I love that cable goes into the plate. Strat’s innovative construction I believe is that jack is on body so the hips are free in any position.
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It costed not much but rings the way I love
Some say it sounds good though looks awful
What you think?
 
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Re: One tele means one pickup. :))

Wouldn't it be called an 'esquire' for being single pup? :D

The pick guard looks a little off kilter, otherwise that's a pretty cool look for it.
 
Re: One tele means one pickup. :))

Can't comment on the sound, but if it is what you like that's all that matters.

I like black guitars if the finish is flawless, but I have to say I don't care much for that Gibson pickguard.
 
Re: One tele means one pickup. :))

FWIW, one pickup on a "Tele" means "Esquire."

It looks all right over all, but I would go with a Cabronita style guard instead of the arch top guard shape. It looks like a deformed growth on that guitar.

It will also help us figure out what the hell you are talking about if you use commas, periods, etc.
 
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I was thinking more like Christopher Walken. The pickguard being out of line with the E string is killing me, but I am not the one playing it.
 
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I love it. It has that bash away and don't look back kind of vibe.
 
Re: One tele means one pickup. :))

Mincer said:
I was thinking more like Christopher Walken. The pickguard being out of line with the E string is killing me, but I am not the one playing it.
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And the B, and G, and D strings.

If I were the one playing it, it wouldn't bother me as much...but I'm the one LOOKING at it!!!

My gosh!!! Please fix that pickguard's angle. Or (preferably) replace it with something that works on that guitar!
 
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