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07-01-2016, 11:22 PM | #1 |
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old photo..
Telecaster, Squier Vibe with American pick ups added in.. going to put some p90 pick ups in that baby soon.. probably change the neck as well |
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07-02-2016, 01:39 PM | #2 |
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Not very good pics, but this is the guitar that has been jilted by the Slingerland.
1991 Gibson ES 165 Herb Ellis. I got it used. It might have been a custom order due to the ebony fretboard and cherry red finish, but I don't know. It is early in the first year of the first year of production. These had a fatter neck profile and no Herb Ellis autograph decal on the headstock. I love this guitar, but it feels like I'm playing a mandolin after playing the old Slingerland. |
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07-02-2016, 01:47 PM | #3 | |
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If you don't want to purchase a Mexi or Road Worn Tele, go the "kit" route with Warmoth or Allparts. Warmoth offers super high quality woods and necks but it's far from cheap. Allparts and Mighty Mite are more affordable but it could be hit or miss on the body. Also, if you desire lower action, make sure to get either a 10-16" compound radius neck or at least a straight 10" radius. That way, the strings will be level and far more playable. Keep in mind though when building you own, the necks usually require a level and dress. As for P90's, the Lollar's are the best I've ever heard. |
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