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Paisley Telemaster Candy Apple Red
Estimated price for orientation: 900 $
Category: Electric Guitars
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Body Color: Red
Selling a paisley Telemaster I put together a while back because I just never play it. Body is a poplar telemaster I sent off to get the paisley treatment from Marksound, which is awesome! Neck is an All Parts TRO-FAT finished in nitro tinted clear followed up with regular nitro clear with a very nice dark rosewood board. No fret wear that I can see. I acquired the neck on a different guitar, and it has been sanded to a nice satin by its previous owner. There are some small imperfections in the finish, but the ends are dressed well and I've found no dead spots anywhere. Really plays VERY well. So well I'm questioning my decision. Bridge is a Guitar Parts Global brushed heavy steel P90 bridge. Control plate is a Rutters with an angled switch slot that has been "brushed" to match the bridge, heavy barrel knobs and Rutters No Caster switch tip. CTS pots, orange drop and CRL, switchcraft, electrosocket, etc. Kluson tuners. Pickups are 2 P90s, a Duncan Antiquity in the bridge and an RH Factor in the neck that I sourced brushed covers for. If you haven't heard of RH Factor, let me know and I'll give you some references. The two blend really well. They're ready to rip, but also very clear and articulate with the volume rolled back. They're very responsive to pick dynamics and the pots are very smooth and effective. I cut a clear pickguard for it as well. This thing might've been played 30 minutes since I put it together. I just have too many guitars. Has never been set up, but plays well! Marksound did the body, and he did a fantastic job, but I did final assembly. I have plenty of references on eBay, Reranch and Reverb if you need them. If I didn't have too many guitars hanging on the wall, I'd definitely be keeping this one. It's a BEAUT!! Bathroom scale says 9lbs on the dot. Neck specs from All Parts website:21 medium frets (.079" x .051")25 1/2" scale lengthChunky maple neck, sanded, unfinished and ready to sprayRosewood fingerboard9.5" radiusNut width 1-5/8"Heel width 2-3/16"Tuning Peg Hole Diameter .340"Truss Rod adjustment at heelNeck thickness 1.00" at first fret, 1.00" at twelfth fretWill be packed very well and shipped in a Fender gig bag. Thanks!
Description
| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Body Color: | Red |
Selling a paisley Telemaster I put together a while back because I just never play it. Body is a poplar telemaster I sent off to get the paisley treatment from Marksound, which is awesome! Neck is an All Parts TRO-FAT finished in nitro tinted clear followed up with regular nitro clear with a very nice dark rosewood board. No fret wear that I can see. I acquired the neck on a different guitar, and it has been sanded to a nice satin by its previous owner. There are some small imperfections in the finish, but the ends are dressed well and I've found no dead spots anywhere. Really plays VERY well. So well I'm questioning my decision. Bridge is a Guitar Parts Global brushed heavy steel P90 bridge. Control plate is a Rutters with an angled switch slot that has been "brushed" to match the bridge, heavy barrel knobs and Rutters No Caster switch tip. CTS pots, orange drop and CRL, switchcraft, electrosocket, etc. Kluson tuners. Pickups are 2 P90s, a Duncan Antiquity in the bridge and an RH Factor in the neck that I sourced brushed covers for. If you haven't heard of RH Factor, let me know and I'll give you some references. The two blend really well. They're ready to rip, but also very clear and articulate with the volume rolled back. They're very responsive to pick dynamics and the pots are very smooth and effective. I cut a clear pickguard for it as well. This thing might've been played 30 minutes since I put it together. I just have too many guitars. Has never been set up, but plays well! Marksound did the body, and he did a fantastic job, but I did final assembly. I have plenty of references on eBay, Reranch and Reverb if you need them. If I didn't have too many guitars hanging on the wall, I'd definitely be keeping this one. It's a BEAUT!! Bathroom scale says 9lbs on the dot. Neck specs from All Parts website:21 medium frets (.079" x .051")25 1/2" scale lengthChunky maple neck, sanded, unfinished and ready to sprayRosewood fingerboard9.5" radiusNut width 1-5/8"Heel width 2-3/16"Tuning Peg Hole Diameter .340"Truss Rod adjustment at heelNeck thickness 1.00" at first fret, 1.00" at twelfth fretWill be packed very well and shipped in a Fender gig bag. Thanks!