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My next one.
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03-31-2017 12:37 PM
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The Onion -- the original, and still the best, alternative facts!
Originally Posted by pkirk
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My Parker Fly Artist would win. There's no tonal ground it can't cover.
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Tele wins here
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Another Tele guy and owning just one is fine.
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Tele
Funny thing is I have 10 guitars and not one of them is a Tele.
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There's a 1947 D'Angelico Tenor Guitar on Reverb.com for $13,000.00 I'd love to own... or at least play once... ok, a few times!
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I kinda believe that underneath the surface, all electric guitars are Tele's. Some just look and play more like Tele's than others. Originally Posted by fep
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Me too. It's one thing we can be grateful to NORLIN for with the L5, that distinctive sunburst color. Joshua Breakstone plays one, and my 1970's Aria PE180 has a nice one. Originally Posted by rio
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It would be one of these, and though they are in vastly different price ranges, both are exhilarating to play and sound wonderful.
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A nice es300 or es350 ... Old skool
No I don't own one (yet)
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I could live happily with an L-4CES till the end of my playing days.
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Telecaster, without any second thoughts. This is the tool that etched what a guitar sounds like into the subconscious of the world through records, tv, and film.
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I dropped a Tele once, in my driveway. Repairs cost almost four hundred bucks. Originally Posted by BigDaddyLoveHandles
Who knew concrete was so expensive?
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Godin Multiac Nylon 7-string. Gotta have 7, and the Multiac's pickup system allows just about any sound, from classical/flamenco to L5/Tele, along with a synth pickup built-in.
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Originally Posted by cosmic gumbo
Telecaster, without any second thoughts. This is the tool that etched what a guitar sounds like into the subconscious of the world through records, tv, and film.
Yo! Tommy!
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My '74 ES-175 (yes, the dreaded norlin era)... I. can't. stop. playing. it.
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Can you have second thoughts? I actually think I might go with the original Music Man Steve Morse model. Pretty much all the sounds you can ask for in one guitar
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Sweet 16
You know ?
Heritage in Kalamazoo ...
Plugged
Unplugged
All day long
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One of my L-4's, but most likely the 1952 acoustic. Some of the others would be hard to give up including my Tele.
Thanks John
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Tele - nothing else comes close
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Originally Posted by TKO
Can you have second thoughts? I actually think I might go with the original Music Man Steve Morse model. Pretty much all the sounds you can ask for in one guitar
I could never wrap my brain around that one due to the switching. I gave up after trying to understand it for 45 minutes.
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My 2009 Squier Tele Standard (that stopped being "Standard" quite some time ago):
Last edited by darkwaters; 04-05-2017 at 08:37 PM.
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Is that a Seymour Duncan Lil' 59? Great pickup! I ran one in my '66 Telecaster Custom for quite awhile. It's now awaiting transplant to a T-type that I am tinkering with. It's the perfect companion to a neck HB in a Tele, IMHO. Originally Posted by darkwaters
My 2009 Squier Tele Standard (that stopped being "Standard" quite some time ago"):
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It is indeed! I wasn't too sure about it, since I'd read mixed reviews, but I really wanted a humbucker in the bridge once I had one in the neck and I found it used for a good price. I'm glad I went for it. The middle position in particular sounds fabulous. Very "beefy". It's not as bright and twangy as a single coil, but that suits me just fine. With the tone rolled back it can be quite jazzy in a Bill Frisell kind of way. I wouldn't hesitate to use one again. Originally Posted by citizenk74
The neck humbucker is an Ibanez ACH1 that I had lying around in a drawer. Not a pickup that gets much respect, and I had every intention of replacing it at some point, but I confess that it's starting to grow on me. Perhaps due to the fact that it's a ceramic like the Little 59. Anyway, we'll see.
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