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guidothepimmp
niiice gramps, what tele is thatwith a bucker in the bridge?
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Averatu
Nice collection
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Guido
Sorry for the "Not so good" images. I'm busy downloading at the moment
I will give discriptions when I'm done. But, the blue Tele is a USA '93 Tele Plus
with Fender Lace sensor pups,(Came out with it), reds in the bridge position and Blue in the neck.
Tele is standard, nothing fiddled with.
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Now , let's see, the blue Tele I have covered
The Honey Blonde of course is the Baja Tele MIM, SUPERB sound! And what a neck!
The Sunburst Strat is actually a Fotoflame finish '62 Re-issue MIJ.
The Red Strat is a standard CAR MIM '91. I use this mostly for Shadows numbers
it has a very good Hank B. sound!
Then there's my Semi-Hollow, the Ibanez AS103, nice mellow sound which I use when playing
Jazz a,nd Blues.
Hope you liked my collection, amps an effects to follow.
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Averatu
Where do you live, I need to do some affirmative shopping!!
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Averatu
I'm from Rustenburg. Glad you like it!
Blues-Brother
Nice collection
How is the feel and the sound on the blond tele compared to your strat?
My next guitar is most probaly a tele, blond with black pick guard. The tele is nice for Stones and country style, likes of Vince Gill & such
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Blues Brother
I agree with you . I had Stratitis for many years, until I got hold of the blue -Plus!
I also went and bought the Baja, after reading up about it, and that is my first guitar now,
very good value for the Buck! if you pick the thing up, you can't put it down!
No, I'm hooked on Tele's solidly, (just don't tell my Strats that). But, in the end, I love them all!!
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Sorry Blues Brother I owe you an answer!
The feel is quite different to the Strats'. Because of the glossy neck , it is much faster and smoother than the normal rosewoods. The sound too, is brighter, and the top strings have much less bass response than the strats, but I like it, if your settings are right, I think this one comes close to that ever evading heavenly tone us guitarists are all looking for IMHO
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The Amps
Marshall Valvestate 8040, My gigging amp. Had this now for 14 years and still going strong!
Vox Pathfinder 15R, now this little thing is just amazing! it has a beautiful "Fendery" tone,
Volume to spare, has built in Vibrato, Reverb and Distortion and it has a line out facility! I tried it,
playing with the band and using the line out through the PA. Couldn't believe it! It rocks! and it is 15watts!!!!
Ruggedly built to withstand the roughest handling.
The other day, I played through it with a shortish lead, and I pulled it right off the table!
My heart nearly stopped!!! But it was ok, not even a mark on the outside, and electronically it was still perfect!
It definitely passed the "Drop Test". Vox has got a winner here!
Last but not least, my PA system which I use when performing on my own. The Stagepas 300 Yamaha, excellent!
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Sorry, have to add, the Tweed Fender Blues de Luxe amp that you see in some of the pics, I've sold to a very good friend of mine! That's why I didn't mention it all along.