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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Down in Western Colorado
Age: 51
Posts: 421
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Need another opinion on the Squire Double Fat Tele
I have a friend selling his Squire Double Fat Tele and wondered if anyone had any opinions on this guitar?
I see Fender has a Custom FMT Tele that looks like the double fat but cost more. Also the FMT has a real flat neck radius too. |
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Friend of Leo's
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Albany, NY US of A
Posts: 2,922
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I played one in a local shop for a little while. It's ok for what it is. What impressed my about the guitar was that it retained more of the Tele feel than I expected. The feel however, isn't really worth much if it has so little of the Tele sound. Still, if it's not a vintage Tele vibe you're going for, It's an allright guitar overall, it just didn't really impress me enough in any one area to trigger my buying reflex. I look at it in much the same way as I look at my Epi SG - it's not an expensive guitar, and it doesn't sound or feel like an expensive guitar, but with a new pickup or two it can be made to sound well above average.
BTW, I play that Epi SG enough for it to have lost a good deal of finish.
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Friend of Leo's
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I hate skinny/thin necks so....
...it doesn't work for me.
But if you're okay with the neck profile, I think they're actually kinda cool. -Eric
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