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Tele-Meister
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Suburban Chicago
Age: 51
Posts: 396
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CLUB "51" The Squier 51 Owners Club
I thought we should have a club to show off our beloved 51's.
Here is my 2005 Blonde 51 that i recently purchased and is all stock.
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Telefied
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: New Orleans, LA + in the past
Posts: 30,257
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I don't like to open up the bolts holes too much in the body on these 51s. The basswood is often so soft, you need the support of that residual poly down in the neck holes to keep things stiffened up. Even though I've given away quite a few, I think I still have over 20 of these babies:
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NEW MEMBER!
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: St. Loui
Posts: 1
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Hey '51 heads! I am very happy to see this. I have been looking for a '51 community for awhile. I have 3 of these awesome guitar. One each - Black, Blonde, and Sunburst. I gig with them regularly and they rock! I run them through a Boss GT8 and a Vox AC30. There is no way I could be happier with these guys, with one minor exception. I have a tendency to drag my pinkie on the pick guard right under the string, kind of a palm muting, pick sweeping kind of deal. On all three '51 I get a little scratchy hum when my pinkie hits. Have not found a noise gate setting that will block it. Any ideas guys?
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Detman101 here.
My '51 is named "Homeboy". (Clickable Thumbnail) Audio = http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8016952 Video 1 = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBQaSmbyeYk Video 2 = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhvdtpdXyWg =] Dm |
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Suburban Chicago
Age: 51
Posts: 396
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I'm actually looking for a neck from a 69 thinline to throw on mine sometime. I actually like the stock neck but the 69's big neck is my favorite.
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I had two...
Sunburst, stock. traded this one for a 1960s Sears silvertone (which proved unplayable). ![]() Traded the sears for this blonde one. ![]() But I didn't check it good enough... this is the neck pocket: ![]() Its neck is on the Tryggvecaster now.
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Friend of Leo's
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Pontiac Mi.
Age: 83
Posts: 2,175
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OK some questions,Where is the pickup selector switch?What kind of wood is the body made of?I see some here with different pickups,what is stanard??I have searched to find a NEW one,are they still in production??I'm totaly ignorent one this,[as well as most other things]..
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On a stock setup, there is no tone control. The rear knob is a 3-way rotary switch. the other knob is volume with push/pull to split the HB pup.
Wood & pups.. ?? It was a temporary model for whatever reason (not lack of sales). Odds of finding a new one through a retail channel are about zero now. Some folks (like me) bought an extra that's still in the box.
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Friend of Leo's
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Pontiac Mi.
Age: 83
Posts: 2,175
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Thanks.How much did they sell for?
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Originally about the same price as the BSB Affinity Tele, $170 I think. When Fender let the dealers know that it was being dropped, the price went to $149, and later $129. At the end some were still available for $99, then Overstock.com grabbed some and threw them out for $79.
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