Show Those Tele's And T-Style Guitars
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Brian Krashpad
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For a long time I had 3. I called them las Tres Hermanas.
I gifted the Frankencaster to my rhythm guitarist when he reached 10 years with the band. That was 10 years ago.
I still have the other two, they ain't going nowhere.
I gifted the Frankencaster to my rhythm guitarist when he reached 10 years with the band. That was 10 years ago.
I still have the other two, they ain't going nowhere.
gball
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And light as a feather - about 6lbs, 4 ounces with the roasted pine body. Resonates like a mofo and the bridge pickup really barks.
DirtySteve
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I only have one T-style up and running right now and it's the closest one to an actual Tele, but to my specs. My Warmoth Tele. Swamp ash body, short scale conversion Wenge neck with Ziricote fret board and 12" radius. Fender Pure Vintage '64 pickups that are amazing. I went thru many Tele pickups before I tried these and stopped looking because they were exactly what I was looking for, Tele sounding Tele pickups. The bridge has the twang and also handles gain very well for a single coil, but the it's the neck pickup I love most, it's amazing! I always wanted a Tele for the neck pickup sound, but was very disappointed in what I was getting until I bought these. It's clear and balanced, not too bassy or muddy, it sings...it's just what I was looking for and probably saved this guitar from the chopping block.
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DirtySteve
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This is a silly post.
Sargeant Preston
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BFT Gibson
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