Tele's only Club

Late to the thread but here's my Teles.

Fender Page Dragon:
Swapped out the stock pups for vintage noiseless and a 4-way switch with series/parallel.
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Burl top kit build:
Started out kinda normal with tele sized rail HB's and a coil split switch.
Routed out for P-90's and 2V/2T configuration & toggle switch.
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When it comes to telecastering, my "Team Tele" is up to the job.
Sporty, Posh, Cowboy and Groovy all ready to go

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My tele stable
The Bucketcaster Deluxe
Warmoth swamp ash body
Warmoth 1 piece indian rosewood neck
6150 ss frets Fossilized Mammoth Tusk nut
Hipshot locking tuners open back
Pickups
gibson classic 57+ bridge and classic 57 neck
Pushpull pots , tesi kill switch switchcraft jack, and 3 way switch
25.5 scale
Hipshot bridge
Schaller strap locks
My luthier
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I don’t know if we are supposed to resurrect old threads (if not, I’m sorry!)…but…

Here’s my Twang of Telecasters:

My #1, the 1995 MIM Fender Tele Special, aka “Big Tex”:

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The most recent addition, the Fender Classic Series ‘72 Telecaster Custom, aka “Keef”:

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Fender Classic Series ‘72 Telecaster Deluxe, aka “Bevo” (which is about to undergo some modification, renovation and customization):

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And the dearly-departed Fender Modern Player Telecaster Thinline Deluxe aka “Little Sister” (shown here with Big Tex in it’s pre-pinstriped state):

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The two AmPro Deluxes

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The white one is the ever-so-slightly better-playing and -sounding of the two, but they are both fantastic and are my main players these days. I just think the maple fretboard suits the pickups better, and I like the feel of it over the rosewood on these.

Then there is this one that started the ball rolling, a '72 Classic

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This one is on the chopping block. Its a killer guitar but I really don't need three and space is at a premium because I just ordered another Stratocaster.
 
Old thread! I guess I'll just to have to post a couple fresher pics of my pair... of Teles! '08 G&L ASAT Bluesboy (Mykal): Solid alder with spalted maple top, and tummy cutout. Hard rock maple neck/RW fretboard. Seymour Duncan Seth Lover hummer & G&L MFD single coil. '18 PGK Esquire kit build (Tootsie): Swamp ash slab. Wudtone Hot Auburn finish on the body. Maple/maple neck/board. Seymour Duncan Hot Stack Tele pup. Eldred Esquire wiring. Callaham hardware.


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syscokid said:
Old thread! I guess I'll just to have to post a couple fresher pics of my pair... of Teles! '08 G&L ASAT Bluesboy (Mykal): Solid alder with spalted maple top, and tummy cutout. Hard rock maple neck/RW fretboard. Seymour Duncan Seth Lover hummer & G&L MFD single coil. '18 PGK Esquire kit build (Tootsie): Swamp ash slab. Wudtone Hot Auburn finish on the body. Maple/maple neck/board. Seymour Duncan Hot Stack Tele pup. Eldred Esquire wiring. Callaham hardware.


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Both are georgeous!!
 
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