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Kablamminator
Re: SDUG Ultimate Axe - Category 9; Teles ENTRIES
The only thing I don't like about Teles is that I don't own more of them.
The only thing I don't like about Teles is that I don't own more of them.
Yeah, it really is a fantastic guitar. I'd put it up against any American made Fender any day of the week. I'd love to have a matching vintage plus Strat.Those are great, I had a V+ strat and a Ron Wood tele at one point and would love to find either of them for sale at an affordable price now. I'll get my own teles in a a pic when I get home this afternoon.
Can't offer much this time around, but here's the MIM Classic Players 'Baja' back in the UK. As I'm back home next week for a few days, I might try to get a better shot of it, assuming entries are still open.
I'm in with my main live guitar, which is a decidedly unclassic Suhr Classic T. The Specs are:
Alder body (Very Light, nearly Basswood in weight) with a 3/16 plain maple top (for tone, not show)
Red Sparkle Drip finish with matching headstock
Roasted Maple Neck with Plain Maple fretboard (nearly grainless)
Neck is the Suhr 60 C Vintage Standard with 1 11/16 inch nut width
Frets are Stainless medium (tall 6105 shape)
Pickups Suhr Michael Landau sig singles and a DSH+ in the Bridge
Blower Switch (Bridge pup, full humbucking mode direct to the output jack)
Series/Parallel switch for bridge bucker (also disabled by blower when engaged)
Gotoh Floyd Rose and nut black with screw in bar and nylon tension adjustment, back routed and fully floating
And Finally a youtube clip of her in action.
http://youtu.be/Fof7WdT4k6k
A quick users guide:
0:00 Don't tell me you love me. Solo@1:27
3:34 Tainted Love Whammy Solo@4:48
7:03 Crazy Train solo@9:31
JT
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My home built Pine tele.
The first guitar I ever completed.
I recycled some SA Pine roof trusses to make the body and finished it off with a matte coat of shellac. The neck is maple with a rosewood board and finished in cherry tinted danish oil for a natural raw feel. Pickups are GFS Pro Series '52 tele pickups with the overwound bridge pickup.
This thing is majestic! A proper Rock 'n Roll workhorse! I love it. Before this I was always into guitars with hundreds of switching options and coil split with phase switching and a piezo bridge and lasers and shark dispensers and free candy but the beautiful simplicity of the Tele setup changed my whole view!
I have been eyeing the FR for a while. I hear good things about the bridge design. How are the stock pickups?
Need a completed pic.
I seriously think this will have two polls...