Where's my Nashville brother's?

I guess I have to start it off!!!

Changed bridge to '70 something plate with Callaham stainless saddles.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v354/hou35male/Forum%20Pics%20and%20Avatars/fendernashvilletele.jpg

RJ

Man.....PHEW......I thought that night at Tootsies was finally catching up with me!!!!!!

PHEEEEEEEEEWWWWW!!!!!!!

I don't have any pics but my first tele was a Nashville. It's what started the addiction.

I'm in! Deluxe Series with the Tex-Mex Tele pups bridge and neck and Strat middle. Black hardware from Guitar Fetish, the bridge and saddles are Wilkinson, and the pickguard was made by Terrapin Guitars. Considering upgrading the pups to Fralins or Keystones, we'll see :grin:

http://img37.imageshack.us/img37/6669/img5049s.jpg (http://img37.imageshack.us/i/img5049s.jpg/)

What model was that again?

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t25/Bubbanov/36JAN262008004.jpg

All with various 3 saddle bridges; actually one with a 2 saddle bridge as we speak.

The one on the end has 2 Seymour Duncan SSL-1s, the middle being RWRP. And the bridge pup on that one is now a Keystone and that fixes all the phase issues; very nice.
The Tex Mex bridge pup is now baseplated and relocated to a MIM Classic 50s Esquire.

Mine's a 2000. I replaced the bridge with a shaved lip one, and reaplaced the saddles with brass compensated ones. Also, switched to a white guard.

Here's some Nashvilles... :cool:

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-7/1052255/FenderMIM2005NashvilleDeluxeTeleHoneyBlonde_1.jpg

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-7/1052255/FenderMIMNashvillePowerTele3_4.jpg

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-7/1052255/FenderMIMNashvilleDeluxePowerTele1.jpg

Here's that 2 barrel jobber. Ivory colored buttons on Gotoh split shafts, black 3 ply pickguard (body mounted neck pickup and middle pup moved North 5/16ths inches. USA spec)

Very tasty, except the bridge pup is still stock. Needs help.

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I'm having one built for me now. I can't wait. It'll be my first nashville.

I'm in... Here's mine after I got done with it: Glendale saddles, Fender CS Nocaster bridge/neck on a standard 3way and CS 54 strat bridge pickup in the middle wired to a mini switch between the vol and tone knobs to get all possible pu combos. Push/pull phase switch on the volume knob and a no load tone pot.

http://s281.photobucket.com/albums/kk213/mdsaed37/th_front2.jpg

Mine is a 2002, CAR with Rosewood. Changed the rear pup with an low output AlNiCo with a baseplate, 3 Saddle bridge with Brass saddles, and sacrificed the neck/middle selection for the neck/bridge sound.

Tried running it as a stealth Nash with the middle pup under a different pickgaurd gaurd but the output loss was too great so the stock gaurd is back on. I thought it sure looked great with the replacement mint gaurd though, it might go back on.

p.s. boris, what is your string height on that big E string? looks like its pretty darn low.

p.s. boris, what is your string height on that big E string? looks like its pretty darn low.


Yeah, that image "is a liar" I guess. The gap is about 5-6/64ths though I hate to measure.

I did another black pickguard on one of these yellow blond Dlx. Nashvilles. Stock pickups. I need to base plate the bridge pup, at least.

And I put a tort PG from it on a modded American Series Tele, which is already routed for a middle pup and was not noise canceling in stock form. I inserted a spare Tex Mex middle pup, and I find this is the most useful this 2005 guitar has ever been. 2 and 4 are very quiet:

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t25/Bubbanov/19SEPT012009003.jpg

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And I do apologize for the "fake" Nashville but it really sounds great!

Here are the Twins: Whitey (bridge: SD Jerry Donahue; Mid: DiMarzio Fast Track 2; Neck: SD Alnico Pro II) and the Black Sheep (all pups Fender Vintage Noiseless).

http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss214/nvilletel/The%20Nashville%20Twins/IMG_1806.jpg

My one and only.

http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg262/pickinpete/My%20Studio/MySetup.jpg

Here's my two...

http://i369.photobucket.com/albums/oo132/porknblue/2Nash.jpg

Fender Vintage Noiseless neck/bridge, Texas Special mid

http://i369.photobucket.com/albums/oo132/porknblue/DSCF0004-1.jpg

All original 1996

The Nashville was my first tele. I put on a Bigsby and really enjoy it.

http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q311/smogburn/My%20Guitars/FenderNashvilleDeluxeTelecasterW-8.jpg

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Here she is with her tele cousins:

http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q311/smogburn/My%20Guitars/9-26-09guitars001.jpg

Well here's mine =D It's the American Standard with The Texas Special middle Pup and B-Bender.

http://www.hartnollguitars.co.uk/products/Guitars/2845/2845-180018.jpg

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t25/Bubbanov/19SEPT012009004.jpg



This one now has an Allparts base plate on the stock Tex Mex bridge pickup, and sound much better in B and B + M. The Allparts is fairly thin, chromed steel, and I rough the heck out of the plate to get it flat and so the solder will stick. I snip those plastic flange thingies off the bobbin, and attach the plate with some shoe goo type stuff. Keeps the plate from squealing and keeps the magnets from making contact with the plate.

Boris- that HoneyBlonde Nash looks really nice!

Boris- that HoneyBlonde Nash looks really nice!

Thanks!

The guitar often photographed more beige than that, but the black pickguard, in addition to looking fresh and IMO better, also makes the blonde finish pop more. But by no means is it CS No-Caster Yellow.

My girlfriend very much prefers this color to my No-Caster. She doesn't understand the fuss about that guitar! :cool: