Chester P Squier
Friend of Leo's
My Yamaha FG-160 acoustic. I had a gig playing it Wednesday afternoon at a senior living center.
That is So Cool !!!!I remember seeing a photo of that one awhile back, but maybe still with the Bullet neck on it...?
Cool project! What is the pickup?
I forgot to include the other thing I’ve been “playing” lately: the Lucida Guitarrón I got for my b-day back in December... View attachment 987760
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I have a First Act Bass too....My home-built 25.5" scale Breadwinner tribute I built back in 2016. I just can't put it down. I pick up the Squier Strat every now and again, but it just doesn't feel right.
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This one does. Every time.
Yeah, it had a brief pre-baritone life. Bootstrap Skookum 90 Mean. I can’t say the stock HB was bad, though. I’ve kept it around in case the need arises…I remember seeing a photo of that one awhile back, but maybe still with the Bullet neck on it...?
Cool project! What is the pickup?
Whoah. That Kay is super boss. Is that what they call a “Kleenex pickup,” or something like that? Like what the old Kay Barney Kessel guitars had? I’ll bet that thing can lay down some creepy dirty amp tremolo twang.
That is my favorite Strat color combo of all. That is beautiful.My '80s MIJ Squier. I've been meaning to sell it because these E-Series are in vogue and I have a '15 MIA w/ the same color scheme (olympic white + rosewood). But I just can't put it down.
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Nope, mine are cheap Chinese mini-humbuckers with bars instead of poles under a solid cover. They sound even better than I had hoped. The original Breadwinner pickups were either humbucker-sized toroidal single coils (pre-1975) or mini-humbuckers with a dual line of poles and a 3-screw mounting system (1975 and later).A guy down the dorm hall in college had an Ovation kind of like that, and I recall the pickups looking about that size but the pole pieces were arranged across them in a diagonal line. Is that how yours is? I can’t tell by zooming in.
Thanks, I love it!It was a very clear-sounding bright guitar, but not shrill or harsh (even through his Crate G40C amp!) and I recall the action being pretty slick.
Cool guitar!
Whoah. That Kay is super boss. Is that what they call a “Kleenex pickup,” or something like that? Like what the old Kay Barney Kessel guitars had? I’ll bet that thing can lay down some creepy dirty amp tremolo twang.