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Telecaster Guitar
Estimated price for orientation: 475 $
Category: Electric Guitars
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Superb custom built telecaster guitar. The body is swamp ash, finished in rustic olympic white, made by a luthier who goes by the name of "Miggles" (if I remember correctly). Not a high gloss finish, but more of a satin finish with the grain showing. The pickup pockets are lined with copper foil. High quality 4 ply pick guard in brown tortoiseshell. The neck is superbly made in Japan, which was purchased in Italy. It has a natural non sticky finish. Machine heads are Wilkinson EZ lock. Brand new strings have been fitted. The pickups are Tonerider hot classics which are excellent value for money. If they were changed for the very best and expensive pick ups, this guitar wouldn't be much different in quality to an American Telecaster. Comes in a brand new Kinsman lightweight case.I just don't have the time to practice the instrument , hence the sale. I'll be sad to see it go, but there is no use in it sitting in it's case and never being played.Thanks for your interest. Clive
Description
Superb custom built telecaster guitar. The body is swamp ash, finished in rustic olympic white, made by a luthier who goes by the name of "Miggles" (if I remember correctly). Not a high gloss finish, but more of a satin finish with the grain showing. The pickup pockets are lined with copper foil. High quality 4 ply pick guard in brown tortoiseshell. The neck is superbly made in Japan, which was purchased in Italy. It has a natural non sticky finish. Machine heads are Wilkinson EZ lock. Brand new strings have been fitted. The pickups are Tonerider hot classics which are excellent value for money. If they were changed for the very best and expensive pick ups, this guitar wouldn't be much different in quality to an American Telecaster. Comes in a brand new Kinsman lightweight case.I just don't have the time to practice the instrument , hence the sale. I'll be sad to see it go, but there is no use in it sitting in it's case and never being played.Thanks for your interest. Clive