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First ever partscaster completed

Discussion in 'Other T-Types and Partscasters' started by bobk, Aug 30, 2019.

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  1. Aug 30, 2019 #1
    bobk

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    84C2FAD0-62A9-47C4-8A18-AD3DCAFC438A.jpeg 327705FD-552A-4D4D-AFC4-CEDFA114D1FB.jpeg 90338CB9-3D6E-42B2-B255-F6BA0853AEE2.jpeg 8ABDBAAD-311A-447D-9124-FAA63639B218.jpeg this one has been on the drawing board 32 years plus......Musikraft neck (1950 Hard v ,Veneer Fingerboard,14” radius, 6100 frets,1” thick)...USACG Alder body(Axetremecreations finish)..........OCDuff pickups.........had wanted to do this one a long time.......finally got around to it....very loud unplugged.......I have NEVER been a Strat guy, but this one covers that perfectly!...
     
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  2. Aug 30, 2019 #2
    ben smith

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    frankentele. nice job
     
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    ben smith

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    stevie fan at all? put your initials on the pickguard?
     
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    Great job. On paper that could have gone horribly wrong, but you nailed it. Looks killer.
     
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    I love it. Really love it!!!! If it plays as cool as it looks that’s a number one man! Well done. I know what I’m going to be thinking about building all weekend! Congrats!
     
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    Toadtele

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    Trunk is cool too
     
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    Very well done!!
     
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  8. Aug 30, 2019 #8
    bobk

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    It really sounds like the real deal......no baseplate on the custom wound bridge pickup.....very strat like....biggest frets I’ve ever played...but no probs.......high action and big strings that I’ve always used since I started,were inspired by THE #1.......so that’s no adjustment......I originally conceived of this in 1987 as a modified 62 reissue....glad I waited till now........now that we are in the world of relic guitars and boutique pickups......lol
     
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  9. Aug 30, 2019 #9
    4pickupguy

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    What Stevie shoulda played..... good job!
     
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    bobk

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    I’ll tell the wife!
     
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    Agreed!
     
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    That's very nice. Totally different from my imagination, but really fantastic. Good work. I especially like the look of the axetreme body finish.
     
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    El Tele Lobo

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    This...I dig.
     
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    Man, what a great guitar! I'm not normally a relic guy, but I looked at that and thought: that's cooler than a Polar Bear's butt. Wow!
     
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    Matthias

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    That’s awesome. Relics are much more pleasing when they’re an interesting, distressed paint effect rather than trying to just look a bit played. That looks like a custom shop. Great job.
     
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    Plays like a custom shop!.....
     
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    SRT (Stevie Ray Tele).

    Looks killer!
     
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    Killer ax.
     
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    Knock a little shine off the scratch plate to go along with the body look and your cookin man. I like her!!!
     
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    Sweet!
     
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