Sax-son
Friend of Leo's
They are pretty good! They use good components and have the feel of vintage guitars. However, I am not into relic guitars so they wouldn't be my first choice, but to others they might be.
Nash guitars
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StillmanBlues
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I have been hearing a lot lately about these guitars so, can anyone comment on them? How do they compare to a Telecaster? I haven't ever bought a boutique
guitar but maybe in the future, I will. Perhaps in a few years when I turn 50
LOVE MY NASH! A VERY COOL TELE/50's GOLD TOP HYBRID
I'm not real big on relics but the Nash's I've tried were very good guitars; quality components, very nice necks and pickups.
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Ft worth for tele expedition? where?
ahiddentableau
Tele-Holic
I agree with this. Not trying to slam Nash, the ones I've played were nice to play and sounded good, and I don't understand why people crap on them because they're parts guitars. That's what Fender guitars have always been, that's the whole point of the Fender design philosophy. But the neck tint was like saffron yellow and man...it's a lot!
The only thing that really bugged me about them other than the tint was the way they treated the pickup covers. On the ones I played it was like somebody took a cheese grater to the edges of the covers. Ragged and awful. Don't understand what they're thinking on that one.
oregomike
Tele-Afflicted
I’ve played a couple Nash teles at Gryphon Stringed Instruments when I lived in Palo Alto. They’re really nice playing and I’d snag one in a second.I have been hearing a lot lately about these guitars so, can anyone comment on them? How do they compare to a Telecaster? I haven't ever bought a boutique
guitar but maybe in the future, I will. Perhaps in a few years when I turn 50
Back at it
Tele-Meister
Ended up in Dallas and Arlington but I bought the Nash at killer vintage
went to a bunch of other stores
CV Jee Beez
Tele-Afflicted
Every Nash I've owned or played, I've liked.
The T guitars usually have a 10" radius FYI.
The T guitars usually have a 10" radius FYI.
Frisco 57
Tele-Holic
BB
Poster Extraordinaire
I believe they are located about 30 miles south....(er, of me) in the capitol of Washington State. Olympia!! "It's The Water"
fenderchamp
Friend of Leo's
RobRiggs
Tele-Afflicted
Great performance! You hit it out of the park! Great sound out of that Nash.
Canadiense. El
Tele-Meister
Being an 'LP hybrid' is it a mahogany body and neck? And are those Lollars in it?
Nice playing all around!
afcollett
TDPRI Member
Relic fan, but did my own highend DIY Tele, Parklane, MJT and Lollar,
save yourself a grand, but probably lose on re-sale if that comes up.
save yourself a grand, but probably lose on re-sale if that comes up.
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I have been hearing a lot lately about these guitars so, can anyone comment on them? How do they compare to a Telecaster? I haven't ever bought a boutique
guitar but maybe in the future, I will. Perhaps in a few years when I turn 50
I have had several and Bill is top choice for me. The setup and feel of the guitar out of the box is so impressive. I make amps for a living and several guys have walked out with an amp and a guitar when they play his on my amps. I have had two T57 and an E. Never liked a strat but pretty much need one for some shows coming up and looking at Bill's stuff now.
Thanks,
Gordon
